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Tony’s
Tavern
"THE LONGEST BAR
IN ALASKAm
Where they 9urtre the Best Drinks in Town
The Place with the Friendly Atmosphere
KNUDSEN’S KODIAK FOUNTAIN
for
HORLUGK'S ICC CREAM
by the cone, dish, brick, or bulk
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Our ice cream sale was a huge success
and thanks to everybody!
KODIAK FOUNTAIN
Next to the Larae-1 Store in Town
Opening
A Success
More than 400 residents of
Kodiak and vicinity attended
the Open House program of the
Kodiak Community Center Sun
j day, extended greetings to Dir
ector Ken Wade and his family,
< and remained to participate in a
i varied program of recreation and
'entertainment. Hosts and host
esses were members of the com
munity center governing com
mittee under the leadership of
Dr A. Holmes Johnson.
Activities included a number
of competitive events for boys
and girls, an archery exhibition
by Maxine and Bill Poland, ping
pong and horseshoe tournaments,
an outstanding exhibition ot
paintinus by Kodiak artist Wil
son Erskiue, and display of pho
tographs from the Navy base
Camera club. In addition to en
joying the program, most of the
visitors inspected the center
library where they found an ex
cellent collection of books which
will be available soon for public
use A program of dancing and
sqare dancing was enjoyed in the
evening.
Refreshments were served
throughout the afternoon and
evening by members of the Busi
ness and Professional Women’s
club, under the chairmanship of
of Mrs. Bette De Young. The
program developed by the Pro
gram committee under the chair
manship of Mark Meyer with
Charles Nettle in active charge
of various competitive events.
The bicycle race from the cent
er to the Mission and return,
was won by Dean Moore who
nosed out Kay Wade and Dale
Moore in the final quarter-mile
to win the boys’ airplane ride of
fe ed by Ray Martin. Winner of
the girls’ plane ride was Nora
Erckson. Results of the bicycle
competition were as follows:
Boys over 14: Dean Moore, 1st
(grand prize); Kay Wade, 2nd;
Bob Dawson, 3rd; Bob Lear, 4th.
Boys 12-14: Dale Moore, 1st;
Laurence Anderson, 2nd; Archie
Nelson, 3rd.
Boys 11 & under: Richard
Skinner, 1st: Max Folsom, 2nd;
George Beukeis, 3rd.
Billy Nettle, age “almost 8”,
was given a special prize for a
gallant race against competitors
twice his age. ,
Girls over 12: Nora Erickson,
1st (grand prize); Jannice Ken
nedy, 2nd; l elen Beukers, 3rd.
Girls 11 & under: Rebecca
Smith, 1st; Mary Lou Morony,
2nd.
The archery demonstration by
Maxine and Bill Poland, origin
ally scheduled to last 15 minu es
turned into a 2 hour instruction
and shooting progiam—so great
was interest in the bow-and-ar
row sport.
Ted Land n, age 12, out-class
ed a field of 16 boys and 7 girls,
to wiu the marbles competition
In the finals Ted ran up a string
of 17 consecutive shots without
a miss Second place went to John
Andersch; George Beukers was
3rd and Richie Hartman and
Charles Jerling tied for 4th.
Winner of the jacks competi
(con tinned on page 3)
Wodlinger-Bert’s Drugs
Sunny Summer Day
Needs
SIN TAN OILS—Skol Lentheric Hubensteiu
SUNBURN OINTMENTS
Bnrntone Unqoentine lannic Acid ,Jel.
MOSQUITO & FLY REPELLENTS
6-1P Insect Lotion Staway
Aerosol D. B. T. Mist Bombs (for indoors)
There will be no increase in establish
ed prices, except where wholesale
increases may occur
Shop the Drug Stores'"
The NEW
pouifi mi) ciif
| Steaks
t Chops &
| Chicken Dinners
• OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY •
til
Hi, Fellas!
See You at the
SHIP’S TAVERN
KIM and BOB
Hlilnsl (lil Transfer Cn.
| in Kodiak!
■ We limit our activities to hauling oil
consequently you can depend upon us
to serve you.
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