hater Program
frfiy:— (Saturday;
iOpen 10:30 am. (Grade school
' ehiklrcD only until 1 pm)
1:30 pm Old Time dance
library GLOBED
Opcn 1 pm
j3*l to A.-00 Library open.
lire. Floyd Cook
| fjOO Informal dancing
[fcOO Art class (Aileen Wade)
Main hall A equip, reeerved for
I grade school children till 6.
!T Id 9 Library Open
Mane West
1700 Volley baH learn lv for base
hmdnp: .
• 430 Teen-age dancing olaaa
flat Library open
LdlUn Lam me
1738 Adult leatheroraft class
(John Gibbons)
730 Boy Scouts (cub pack)
701 Program council
I lltk A 7 to 9 Library open
* Saur Hilary - Audrey Kraft
| Dorothy Haag
?4J0Girls (8-11) daneing class
,0*0 Bingo
, Jackpot A merchandise prises
kersday.'—
4.-00 Adv. Jr. Folk-daneing
AO Library open
Audrey Naldrett
1M Adult Leatbercraft
(John Gibbons)
7 DO Basketball squad leaves
Canter for practise at NOE
(Tom Utterback)
i May:—
MW Jr. Hi dancing class
'.to 9 Library open
* Mabel Fenner
0:00 Pot O’ Gold Daooe
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nr to got to that good
- totin’ YUM YUM!
What! Chinese foods, Italian
(Spaghetti, Mexican Chili, Fresb
.ptab,Shrimp, or Chicken Gumbo
]l Crisp toasted sandwiches ol
,il kind-, also sent out from P
Ml 3 am. Party orders op to 20
't D Q steaming hot to youi
kbit.
“ Remember, it’s
that
GOOD EATIN’
YUM YUM
232 So. Brooklyn Ave.
YUM YUM EATS
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« BEACH APTS.
# CLOSED MONDAYS
1 BY ORDER ONLY
Exotic Weekend Dishes
Knehilladis, Chicken Fon
taine, Crabe-on-the-half-shell,
: Sweet A Sour, Hot Tamales,
Cbrnbur^ers, Oven Bar B-Q.
Try these exotic foods —Yum
Yum, (adv)
Divorce Filed
Two divorce aotions were filed
this week with O. W. Bubendorf:
one by Mary Novikoff versus
Anthony D. Novikoff, accused
slayer, charging incompatibility;
and one by Pauline Yagie versus
Frank Yagie.
Property transfers reoorded
this week included:
John Tkorsteinson to Eloda B.
Metsgar, dwelling, Lot 6 Block
16, $2750.
Ray A Jennie Wood to Bank
of Kodiak, dwelling, Lot 7 Bleak
3, l.eite addition; a transfer of
same property by the bank to
Tim A Alice Panamaroff, $2500.
John Norton, the Norton resi
dence on Lot 1, Block 17, to
Talmage L. Smith, $3000.
Kodiak Community Center
volley bailers broke even at the
base Monday evening, reaehing
the semi-finale in an eight-t«ain
tournament.
The locals staged a terrific ral
ly to win their first gam* against
the N. O B. Garage, finally win
ning,15 to 13, after trailing by a
scoie of 13 to 3. Charles Jerling
was the hero of tb* rally. The
town boys won the second game
handily, earning the right to play
Slim Owens’ Railroaders in the
semi final. The Railroaders won
from the townies two-out of three
but lost in the finals to the fast
Fasron sextette.
All eight teams will compete
in a new league starting on next
Monday The town squad will
leave the Community Center at
7 p.m.
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