Weekend Special!
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Cherry Angel Food Cake
A taste surprise! Delicious pink angel food delicately
flavored with maraschino and topped with cherry icing
$1*00 each $1*00
: CHRISTY'S BAKERY
(Christy’s Bread is available Saturday sveninqs and Sundays
at Knudsen’s Budiak Fountain)
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r Town Topics
Mrs. Betty Ball was hostess at
a spaghetti luncheon at her home
on Mission road August 2. Be
sides the hostess and her daugh
ter Danielle the following guests
were present: Mrs. Dorothy
Kriener and daughter Sharon,
Airs. Loveis Jackson and son
Dell, Mrs. Marie Nye and
daughter Patty, Mrs. Ruth
Breckburg and daughter Svea,
Mrs. Katherine Jones, Mrs.
Barbara Lange and Miss Ruth
Hassett.
Patsy May Helen left by the
last Alaska Steamship vessel for
Ralispell, Montana, where she
will make her home with her
grandmother, Mrs. Amanda Pet
erson, while attending school.
She is the daughter of Mr. Hel
len, manager of the grocery and
meat departments at Erskine’s,
Mrs. Al Chouinard and two
small children left recently for
Seattle, where she will make her
home with Mr. Chouinard's par
ents. While in the States she will
take her son to the Orothopedic
hospital for treatments.
Mr. Chouinard, who was in
ducted mto the Army this sum
mer, is now taking his basic
training at Fort Richardson,
near Anchorage.
Mrs Verona Kuhnley and
daughter Kar'a left recently for
Seattle, where the latter will en
ter school. They have been
■spending the summe. here «iq
Mr Kubnley, who is bookkeep*,
at the McConaghy cannery.
Miss Dorothy Beales, forme
resident at the base, and Spilm^
Bemenway, Naval Chief Pett
Officer, were married in Seattl
July 12, according to word r«
ceived here by the bridegroom
'sister Mrs. Jack Hinckel.
Mrs. Hemenway, daughter ,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beales, V|
employed as postmistress b
Siems-Drafce during the cur
struction period of the base, hq
has many friends in Kodiak.
Her brother, Kenneth, is mar
ried to Mrs. Hinckel’s sister.
Tuesday the Campfire Girl
practiced their play they a*
studying. The title is “Our Aun
from California.”
They also played games an
planned a swimming party fc
next Tuesday.
Mts. John Chase entertair
ed a number of children at, h«
home on Cope Street July 29, i
honor of the 9t,h birthday of hr
daughter, Ruthe Jeanne. j
The afternoon was spent t
outdoor games. Refreshment
including a large birthday cak
were served, after which tl
little guests attended a matin©
Invited guests present were: Sa
ly Heitman, Marylin, Gene an
Glenice Sundberg, Elaine Broa
ley, Gerald Gundlach, Penn
and Carol Gregoroff, Terry GaJ
Iagher, Nellie Chase.
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