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KODIAK
ENTRAL LABOR COUNCIl
meets the 1st Sunda?
of each month at 10 a. m.
Fishermen’s Union Hah
Glen Robinson, President
Stuart Nuckols, Secretary
A. F. of L.
Carpenters Local No. 2162
feets on the 1st, & 3rd, Fri
iy oi each Month at 7:30 p.m.
the Union Hall,
EAMSTERS,CHAUFFEURS,
AREHOUSEMEN & HELP
ERS Union, Local No 500
Meetings 2nd & 4th Mondays
U am Union Hall
U. S. Signal Corps.
— Hours of Business —
DAILY:— 9 am to 5 pm
Sundays & Holidays—
am to 10 am & 4 pm to 5 pm
nergency wires only may be
filed during closed hours of
receiving office.
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MEETINGS
d A 4th Tuesdays 8 pm
Legion Building
Mrs. Allen Sinder
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Jerry & Jackie
Don & Matella Bosel
Mrs. Donald Campbell
Kenneth Campbell
Julia Christiansen
Mrs. Ruth Cole
Ruth Cole & baby
Virginia Cowan
Mrs. Georgia Coyne
H V Didrickson
Mrs. H V Didrickson
Mrs. E S Graner & babv
Carol Graner
Mrs Evelyn Elwell
Michael Elwell
Lyna Getty
Ruth & Terry Lee Gunderson
Eugene Holland
Mrs. Chas. Johnmeyer
Blanche Johnmeyer
Sheila Johnmeyer & baby
M^s Peter Koch
Richard Koch
Mrs. P. Koontz & baby
Mrs. Chas. & Germaine Madsen
Mr. & Mrs. W. H. Marsh
Mrs. Freda McCurdy
Glena, June & Freda McCurdy
Loretta Nachand
Mrs. Julia Negrette
Mrs. Wm. A Nome
A A Owen
Mrs A A Owen
Esther & Lyle Pickering
Mrs. L L Spath
Gary & Ronald Spath
Mrs A E Strelow & baby
Michael Strelow
Mrs Warren Taylor
Mary Jane Walters
Mrs Agnes Webster
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Artist’s Work
To Be Shown
An exhibition of paintings and
drawings by Paul Bond, Kodiak
artist, will be on display at the
Kodiak Community Center next
weekend, July 27 and 28, it was
announced today. The display
will include oils, watercolors and
pencil work,
Mr. Bond has made his home
in Kodiak since his discharge
from tne Army. He served ai Ft.
Greely during the war. Prior to
that time he was a well known
commercial artist in San Fran
cisco.
The display of photographs
by Mrs, W. J. Wheeldon and
Paul Herring, prominent Kodiak
photographers, which is being
shown at the center, will remain
throughout the coming week.
Entries are still open for the
July camera contest at the cent
er, Leif Noiman, chairman, an
nounces. Awards to date have
been made to R. R. Lafoon,
George Welch and S. W. Chad
wick—all of the Navy.
Community
Center Activities
Ping-pong taKes the spotlight
at the Kodiak Community Cent
er tomorrow (Sunday) when the
July championships will be play
ed in the senior, junior (under
16) and ladies c'asses. Play starts
at 3 pm. Kay Wade, present
singles champion will defend.
Chief contender is Bud Owen,
recently returned from army ser
vice in India. Laurence Ander
son is the favorite among the
juniors.
The children’s field day pro
gram scheduled for 11 o’clock
this (Saturday) morning will bt
held on the field near the Baptisl
church
Schedule for the week:
Today (Saturday). Children’!
field day 11 am. Men’s Softball
schoolgrounds, 6:30 pm.
Sunday, July 21, Ping-ponj
championships, 3 pm
Monday, July 22, Badm ntor
(adults) 7 pm.
Tuesday, July 23, Playt'me foi
little children, (direction of Mrs
Max Folsom) 10:30; bpys anc
girls folk-dancing, 2 pm: men’s
softball, schoolgrounds, 6:30 pm
Wednesday, July 24: Boys
softball, school grounds, 2:30 pm
Play time, 10:30. Square-dancinj
party (adults) 9 pm.
Thursday, July 25: Playtime
10:30; Boys boxing (directior
Tom Nachand) 7 pm: Ballroom
dancing instruction (adults) 8:3(
Friday, July 2(5: Playtime2:0£
Boys softball, sohoolgrounds, 2:3C
Playtime, 10:30.
New Summer
Series To Start
A special Wednesday evening
Summer Series has been arrang
ed for the regular 7.30 hour in
place of the usual mid-week ser
vices. Various organizations and
boards of the Community Bapt
ist church will have complete
charge of this Wednesday even
ing hour from now until early
September. Each group or board
will make individual plans and
I arrangements for their evening,
thus promising a variety of new
type of mid-week service.
The series will open next Wed
nesday with the Women’s Society
in charge. Mrs. P. J. Watkinson
is president of the Sooiety.
Other groups and their dates
are:
July 31—Board of Deacons
and Deaconesses.
August 7—The J.O.Y.
14—Executive Board
21—Sunday School Teachers
and Officers
28—Young People’s Society
Sept. 4—Church Choir
11—Religious Education Com
mittee.
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