Weekend Special!
Watch for them every week
For Saturday Only —
CINNAMON STICKS
Delicious pastry tvists, fried in deep fat and dipped
in cinnamon and sugar. You can’t help liking them!
60c dozen
(Christy's Bread is available Saturday eveninqs and Sundays
at finudsen’s Budiak Fuuutain)
The BEACHCOMBERS
Club
^Place with the Friendly Atmosphere”
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Dance to our
5 PIECE ORCHESTRA
SATURDAY 6 SUNDAY NIGHTS
"Let’s Make Whoopee”
CLOSED EVERY MONDAY
Town Topics
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller
entertained with a children’s
party July 24 marking the Vth
birthday of their daughter Dolo
res assisted by Mr. and Mrs. A1
Miller.
Forty-eight young guests filled
the banquet room of the Victory
cafe for the affair and after pre
sentation of many lovely gifts,
games were played.
Guests were: Anna Jean Peter
son, Marlyss Blinn, Patsy Mae
Holler, Jimmie Hellen, Don
Scroggs, Gene Sundberg, Fred
Jordan,Russell Gallagher, Wayne
Morrison, Mike Fitzgerald, Mary
Lou and Michael Morony, Karla
Kaye Kuhnley, Joyce Torgram
son, Janice and Stella Scroggs,
Jackie and Virginia Foster, Gail
Chri8topherson, Mary 1 in Sund
berg, Gertrude and Carolyn Se
lig, Carolyn Gallagher, Jean
Woods, Marilyn Chamberlain,
Charlotte Nielsen, Donna Fitz
gerald, Germaine Madsen, Sylvia
Larsen, Alma Nelson, Rosabel
Morrison, Ruby and Carol Lar
sen, Marie Cope, Thelma Jo
hanson, Dolores Gallagher, Dolly
Heitrnan, June Ruyk, Vivian
and Gladys Pagano, Freddie and
Gary Landin, Patty, Tommy,
Marjorie and Ginny Tesarik,
Dean and Daie Moore.
Mr. Jess Blinn was host
July 24 at the Club Montmartre
at a dinner honoring the birth
day of his wife. Frieda. Besides
Mr. and Mrs. Blinn those present
included Mr. and Mrs Stan Nel
son, Mr. Ben Kraft, M-:s. Mar
garet Bogen, Miss Arlene Bogen,
Mrs. Pauline Hunt, Miss Lil t
Hunt, Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Bu
bendorf, Sgt. Jud Chaffee and
Sgt. Sandy Sanders.
Mrs. Edythe Butler and Mrs.
Gertrude Raumaker were guests
of honor at a dinner party given
by their employers, Mr. and Mrs.
William H. Lamme, July 2t
in the Victory cafe banquet
room.
Covers were laid for Mrs. But
ler, Mrs Raumaker and daugh
ter Susan, Mrs. Catherine Blank
enburg and daughter Gail, Mrs.
Margaret Cook, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Sipprell, and the hosts.
Mrs. Butler, who has been ad
vertising solicitor and society ed
itor, left later in the week for
Seattle for the winter, and Mrs.
Raumaker arrived recently to
fill the position ot foreman in the
Mirror pressroom.
Gerald Gundlach was the guest
of honor at a party Monday af
ternoon given by his mother,
Mrs Harvey Gundlach, marking
his 10th birthday anniversary.
The afternoon was spent at
games for which prizes were giv
en, followed by refreshments
served outdoors. In the evening
the guests were treated to a show
at the theatres.
Guests included Monty Mey
ers, Gerald Chichenoflf, Mike
Fitzgerald, Carol and Penny
Gregoroff, Roger MacDonald
and Ronnie Brockman.
Mis. Cecil Lynch and Mrs.
Helen Dietmeier are new em
ployees at Christy’s bakery. Miss
Irene Brooks, another employee,
was absent from work the first
of the week because of illness.
FOR A GOOD TIME...
ALL THE TIME..
and a
DINNER YOU'LL ENJOY
Club Montmartre
"All Dunks a Specialty”
Orchestra
Wed./ Sat. & Sun. Nites
Open Daily: 6 pra till 2 am — SAT. <fc SUN.: 4 pm till 2 am
CLOSED TUESDAYS
(formerly Blinn’s Pool Hall)
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