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“Let Your 'Baker 'Do Your 'Baking”
(Christy’s Bread is available Saturday evenings and Sundays
At Kuudsen’s Kadiak Fountain)
GOOD FOOD !! GOOD FUN !!
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Special Music
OPEN DAILY
film
Idle Hour Bar
MY BAR is dedicated to . . .
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who make drinking a pleasure
who achieve contentment
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prove able to carry it and
remain gentleman
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Center Notes
Back “on the beam” after a
i holiday interlude, the Kodiak
Community Center program foi
next week includes dancing, im
portant meetings, athletic activi
ties and other programs of inter
est to Kodiak residents:
THE PROGRAM:
Sunday:—
Open 1 pm
3:00 to 5:00 Library open.
Chester Clark
7:00 Paddlebird tournament
Monday:—
7 to 9 Library open
Gertie Blankenburg
7:00 pm Badminton
7:30 Program council
9:00 pm Polk-dancing practice
period (adults)
Tuesday:—
4:00 pm Junior Folk Danoinf
Advanced—(Aileen Wade)
7 to 9 Library open
Margaret Cook
Wednesday:—
3 to 5 A 7 to 9 Library open
Sister Hilary
Ruth '"orgerson
4:00pm Beginners folk-dancing
Thursday:—
4:00 pm Junior folk dancing
6:30 Basketball squad leaves
Centei for practise at NOB.
7:00 pm Boys boxing (Tom
Naohand)
7:30 pm Board of Directors
meeting
LIBRARY CLOSED
Friday:—
4:00 Folk dancing (intermed
iate)
7 to 9 Library open
Dorothy Clark
8:30 “Pot O’ Gold” Dance
Library in
New Quarters
Kodiak’s Community Library
is now installed in its new quar
| ters at the Community Center,
| thanks to the untiring energy of
Walter S pprell, acting chairman
of the Center’s house committee
| and a crew of willing workers.
, The two skid shacks adjacent
to the Center have been com
pletely remodelled during the
last two week’s under Mr. Sip
prell’s direction. The new library
installation has nearly twice as
much room as the old quarters
in addition to being quiet and
comfortable.
Several large donations of
books have been received recent
ly by the library and will soon
be installed on the shelves in the
new quarters.
All residents of Kodiak and
vicinity are cordially invited to
visit the library and inspect the
new quarters.
Mrs. Marjorie Gunderson is
chairman of the library commit
tee and has a staff of volunteer
librarians who have performed
outstanding service in operating
the library for the benefit of the
| community.
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