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"Let Your 'Baker Bo Your Baking”
(Christy’s Bread is available Saturday evenimjs and Sundays
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KODIAK SKATING RINK
Open G to 9 pm every night.,
plus a Matinee Sunday, 1:30 to 3:30 pm
Get the SKATING Habit!
Viola Bowker is employed at
the Kodiak Fountain, replacing
Mrs. Elizabeth Nye, who has
moved to the base with her sou,
Orval Nye, and his family
Mrs Bowker, who is from
New York, arrived on the Lakir.a
after discharge as a WAC from
the Air Corps at Bowman field,
Louisville, Ky. Her husband.
Charles, RM 3c, is in the Coast
Guard stationed at Chiniak.
Margaret Monty is a new em
ploye at Erskine’s.
New Members
Voted in Club
The monthly dinner meeting
of the Kodiak Business and Pro
fessional Women’s club was held
Monday night at the Victory
dicing room President Lilian
Morris announced that Vi Si,c
prell had been appointed to fill
the position of corresponding sec
retary vaca'ed by Janet Saun
ders, who resigned, and that
Sigrid Wodlinger had been ap
pointed to represent the KBPW
on the Community Centerboard.
The members then voted to take
into the club Frieda Blinn, Mai v
Sorum, Alice Haskell, Louise
Coon, Tiny Bubendorf, Mary
Gallagher and Peggy Sutliff. The
program was conducted by Myr
na Perkins, chairman of the Leg
islation committee, who spoke on
correct par'iamentary procedure
The next regular meeting of
the club will be a luncheon meet
ing and will be held Monday
noon, May 6, in the Victory cafe
dining room.
Town Topical
“With summer coming on.”
Why stay at home in an over
hot kitchen when you cm enjoy
those delicious (full of FREsH
vegetables) dishes at the Yum
Yum?
Chop Suey, Chow Mein, Foo
yung, Noodles, Sweet & Sour, as
.only the Yum Yum can make
them; to say nothing of that
Creole Gumbo, Creole Okra souo
and Iti'i,in Spaghetti that melt
in your mouth
Ordeis sent out from 6 pm to
3 am. Party orders for as many
as twenty o ■ short notice, pip
ing hot to your table Closed on
Mondays hereafter
It’s that good eat in’—
Yum Yum
Adv
Easter Their
Of Service
The Easter Worship service at
the Community Baptist Church
will begin tomorrow promptly at
11:15 o’clock. The Church Choir
will sing “Allelluia”, by Adams,
and the Girls’ Choir will present
“Lilies”-by Mumma Both
Choirs are directed by M rs. J. J.
Springhill.
Mrs. A. Holmes Johnson will
play as special numbers on the
Hammond Organ the following:
Prelude-“I Know That My Re
deemer Liveth”, by Handel; Of
fertory-“June”, by Tschaikow
sky; Postlude-“Marche Ilo
maine”, by C. H. Gouiod.
Rev. Gregory Morony, the
Pastor, will preach on the them
“Then Jesus Came.’’
Baptism will be administered
in the first part of the service.
The general public is invited
to attend and participate in tlue
service.
Fred Machetanz, author of
children’s books and formerly ia
the Navy stationed here, visited
in Washington, D C. recently. A
nephew of Charles Traeger of
Unalakleet, he plans to return to
Alaska in July on a pholograpbie
trip.
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