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GENERAL
REMODELING
and
CONTRACT
CONSTRUCTION
of
RESIDENCES
& STORES
“Rree Estimates”
J. N. Steffgen
Contractor
Falder Building
j FOR
| INFORMATION
SEE
I Agent
: RAY MARTIN
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Kadiak
Timber
Co.
Chadwick Bay
Alaska
{ Post Office Box 116
^ Kodiak, Alaska
Christian Center
To Open Monday
The Christian Service Center
is being opened in the building
known as the Kodiak Recreation
Parlor, under the sponsorship
and guidance of the Kodiak
Praise Chapel and will be oper
ated with the help and coopera
tion of various Christian service
men.
It is planned to install facilities
for such games as table tennis,
volley ball, Chinese checkers,
chess, etc. Also 'there will be
reading tables with Christian
papers and books supplied. A
small side room will be used as a
prayer room for those who de
sire to be alone to pray. Present
plans call for opening the center
at 2 pm each day and closing it
about 10 pm. On Sunday after
noons the center will be open for
reading or study but not for
games. It will not be open on
Saturday.
It is the purpose to make this
a place where parents of any or
no faith may send their children
for recreation with confidence. A
competent Christian adult will
be in charge at all times when
the center is open. It has been
thought necessary for the present
at least to limit the use of the
center to those who are 10 years
or more of age. Parents of young,
er children who are interested
should contact Kev. Marshall
and arrangements will be made
for them to have special times
for playing supervised games.
The center will also be open to
all servicemen.
It is hoped to have the center
open by Monday, June 25. Cer
tain of the facilities will necessar
ily have to be added from time
You’re Out!
George Binks, Washington
centerfielder, is out at home in
New York as Yankee catcher
Herb Crompton takes the thiuw
from third after Al Powell
grounded to Grimes in the 4th
inning of a Washington—New
York gamp, June 12. James B03'
er is the umpire.
WLB To Send
Special Agent
Seattle (^P) — Dr. Vernon
I Mund, University or Washing
I ton business professor, will leave
i for Alaska shortly as a War Lab
I or Board special representative
to study labor and operational
problems.
He will visit Kodiak, Bristol
Bay, Anchorage, Cordova, Jun
eau and Ketchikan.
Roy Snyder, owner of the
Mecca bar here ana of the newly
purchased Reception bar in Fair
banks, left by plane Wednesday
for the latter city.
to time. If any person should
have a game which he thinks
might be desirable and wishes to
give it for use at the center he
should contact Rev. Marshall.
On certain evenings of each
week the recreational facilities
will be temporarily put out of
the way and an Evangelistic ser
vice will be held. Present, plans
call for one each Friday and Sun
day evening at 7:30 o’clock. The
center will also be available for
evangelistic campaigns when
desirable speakers can be obtain
ed. Naturally all are welcome to
these services.
There will be no service on
Sunday nights at the Praise
Chapel building for the pre-ent.
Doing Fine
Tricycling Forest (Nubbins)
Hoffman, soon to be 4, was
feared dying last fall before an
operation Dut him on the come
back trail. The tricycle is one of
the gifts he receiver) in a pre
Christmas | arty last November
19. H > is riding it near his Chey
enne, Wyo., home.
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