Open House At Library, April 20th
The Kodiak Community Public
Library will bold open house
Thursday, April 20th, from 7:30
p. m. to 9:30 p. m. The public is in
vited.
National Library week is being
observed from April 16 through
April 26.
The library is operated by volun
teer workers. Ivor Schott, Super
intendent of Schools here, is presi
dent of the Board of Directors.
Books recently added to the li
brary have been announced as fol
lows:
“Born Free” by Adamson; “The
Public Years” by Bernard M. Bar
uch; “Handy Family” by Stuart
Cloete; “The Day Christ Was Born”
by Jim Bishop; “Bridge Over the
River Kwai” by Pierre Boulle;
“Men of Antarctica” by Gerald
Bow'man; “Science Circus” by Bob
Brown; “The Listener” by Taylor
Caldwell; “The Lovely Ambition”
by Chase: “The Fiercest Heart”
by Stuart Cloete; “Pomp and Cir
cumstance” by Noel Coward;
“America: To Young to Die” by
Alexander DeSeversky; “Edge of
Tomorrow” by Thomas Dooley,
M. D.; “Antarctic World” by John
Euller; “My Wicked, Wicked Ways"
by Erroll Flyn: “Hunting the Des
ert Whale” by Earle Stanley Gard
ner; “The Dean’s Watch” by Eliza
beth Goudge; “Mistress of Mellyn”
by Victoria Holt; “A Tapping on
Something new in labor relations
. . some 400 union employes of a
raeat packing firm in Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania, have voted to donate
5 weeks of pay to help the com
pany. Management personnel will
match this donation. The idea is to
give the firm some $200,000 with
which to purchase livestock in
preparation for the Easter trade.
the Wall” by Helen Hull; “The
Par'ahian” by Vic Hurley; “Annie”
by Gloria Jahoda; “The Complete
Hook of Pottery Making” by John
3. Kenney: “The Chess Players”
by Frances P. Keyes; “Target For
Tomorrow” by Dr. I. M. Levitt;
“Decision at Delphi” by Mclnnes;
“The Alaska Gold Rush” by Mary
McNeer; “Fury and the Mustangs"
by Albert G. Miller; “Daughters
and Rebels” by Mitford; “The Fu
ture of Education” by Thomas
M u 1 n e r; “Sermons and Soda
Water” by O’Hara; “The Savage
Country” by Walter O’Meara; “The
Longest Day” by Cornelius Ryan,
“The Boss” by Robert St. John;
J. Sheen; “Fortune in Your Hand”
by Elizabeth Danells Squire; “Con
quering Your Allergy” by Boen
Swinny, M. D.; “Mortlake” by Grif
fen Taylor; “Ram” by Winchcome
Taylor; “The Nightingale” by
Atnus Turnbull; “Exodus” by
Uris_"The Craft of Ceramics” by
de Vegh; “Where the High Winds
Blow” by David Walker; “A Sense
of Values” by Sloan Wilson; “Wind
sor Revisited” by H. R. H. The
-uko o? Windsor; “Andy and the
Re j Canoe” by Hildreth T. Wriston.
"The Last of the Just” by Schwarz
Bart; “Go to Heaven!” by Fkilton
GEORGE SONNTAG, FORMER RESIDENT here, who is now
Service Officer for the Alaska Department of the VFW, is seen as he
reads Certificate of Community Service which he presented to Ovid
McKinley. Others receiving recognition from the Alaska Department
were Wilton White, Millie Markham and Leon Johnson. Margaret
Norem is seen holding a drawing presented by the Post Commander
to Rev. Roman Sturmer, who left Kodiak last week.
Photo by Ameigh
Photography
^portraits George C. Ameigh, Jr.
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EARLY RIRDMAN
This old engravino
SHOWS MANS SUCCESS
FUL ATTEMPT TO FLY
IN THE EARLY BART
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THE INVENTOR OF
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AFTER SEVERAL
FLIGHTS, HE DID
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WITH OTHER PATRIOTIC AMERICANS WHO ARE INVESTING IN U. S. SAVINGS
BONOS' PEACE COSTS MONEY, AND YOUR BOND PURCHASES HELP SECURE
AMERICA'S PEACEFUL FUTURE AS WELL AS YOUR OWN.'
Baby Show Sunday
John Trent will emcee the VFW
Ladies Auxiliary sponsored Baby
Show, which will be held in the
high school auditorium, Sunday
afternoon at 2 p. m.
Entry blanks may still be ob
tained from the following: Kodiak
Barber Service, Wodlinger Drug,
Louise Shop, Knudsen’s Outfitters,
Log Cabin L:quor Store and Knud
sens. Judging will be on three
groups, Babes in Arms; Toddlers;
and Walkers.
Trophy* to be awarded at the
s^ow are on display ait the Loulse
Shop.
Gifts and donations to be
awarded as prizes were donated by
the following firms; B & B Bar,
Donnelley & Achson, Alaska Steam
ship Co., Kodiak Barber Service,
Kodiak Telephone Co., The Rendez
vous, and Frontier Shop.
More doners will be published in
next weeks Mirror.
Read the classifieds for profit;
uthem for results.
New Bar Hours
Saturday and Sunday
2 p. m. to 10 p.m.
Weekdays
4:30 to 10 p. m.
DROP IN FOR A FRIENDLY CHAT
Elks Club
SUNDAY :
* fill HIIHITIMIIIfllS HID •
FAMILY STYLE
CHICKEN DINNER
5 P.M. Till 9 P.M.
ADULTS CHILDREN
(UNDER 12)
$l|00 * 50
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A Big Platter of Delicious Golden Fried Chicken
Bowl of Vegetables Bowl of Mashed Potatoes
Plus Rolls, Butter and All the Trimmings
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SERVED AT YOUR TABLE ‘FAMILY Style’
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