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OVER HELEN’S DRESS SHOP
Entrance Between Polar Bear & Helen’s
OPEN: 12 NOON to 8 pm
THE
CASINO
BAR o*o GRILL
SANDWICHES SOFT DKINkS
•CLOSED MONDAYS•
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"THE LONGEST OAR
IN ALASKA”
Where they Sur re the Best Drinks in Town
The Place with the Friendly Atmosphere
These are two of our satisfied customers eating
what we think is the best ice cream produced
in the North Pacific
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We now have POPSIGL.ES and they, too, are good
Alaska Books, Magazines, Alaska Gift Items, Pipes
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KNUDSEN’S
• KODIAK FOUNTAIN•
Next to the largest Store in Town and About the Longest
KODIAK
REFRIGERATION
SERVICE
GUARANTEED SERVICE
Call at ISLAND FOUNTAIN
Entrants
Wanted
, Entertainment ranging from
au archery exhibition to square
dancing, plus half a dozen cotn
; petitive events, will mark the of
ficial opening of the Kodiak Com
munity Center on Sunday, June
30, according to an announce
ment by Marcus Meyer, chair
man of the Center program com
mittee. Purpose of the affair is
to give the residents of Kodiak
and vicinity an opportunity to
inspect the Center and meet Di
I rector Ken Wade and his family.
! The program will be carried on
; informally from 3 to 10 pm.
Following is the program:
3 to 10—Reception and open
house under the direction of the
Center board of directors, Dr. A.
Holmes Jonnson, chairman. Re
freshments served by the Busi
ness and Professional Women’s
club from 4 to 9.
4:00—Bicycle races for boys
and girls Valuable merchandise
prizes. Boys will race from Cent
er to Mission, and return Girls
will race to a point about half
way and return. Prizes for win
ners in two age classes. Chief of
Police Belmont McCormick and
his staff will handle traffic during
the races to make sure that there
are no accidents.
5 and 8—Archery exhibitions
by Maxine and Bill Poland Mr.
and Mrs. Poland were among the
top-ranking archers of Missouri
for several years, always finish
ing near the top in championship
contests. They have consented to
supervise archery activities at
the Center.
4 to 8—Social dancing. The
1 Center has probably the finest
private collection of dance re
cordings in Alaska, acco'dine to
director Ken Wade. The list,
numbering more than 500 pieces,
includes practically every popu
lar recording of the last 3 years.
5:00—Marbles competition for
prizes, open to both boys and
girls, under the direction of
Charles Nettle.
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