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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-02
Ki,Un,,is Club
Holds Meeting
At Neu Place

The regular weekly meeting OF
the Kiwanis was held last even
ing at its new meetine place at
the First Methodist church an
mex. Thirty; two members and
guests attended.
A dinner of chicken and rice
was served by Mrs. Florence
Moss, MRS. Nellie Albcrtus, Mrs.
Alcie Billion, Mrs. Sarah Pierce,
and Mrs. Julia Brown.
House Committee chairman
Ralph Faraldo and members of
his sroup received a vote of
thanks for selecting the new
meeting place and for their work
on the anniversary party held at
Raul's.
Gene Anheir, also, was COM
mended for his job as master OF
ceremonies at the party.
Joe Mira. recently selected as
assistant manager of the Key
West team in the Little Baseball
League, was the guest of Glynn
Archer. Mr.. Regan made a pro-
gress report on the Baseball
League, stressing that Mira had
worked hard in this direction.
Guests of Ralph Faraldo were
Joe S. Mewshaw, Norton Harris
and Rodman Bethel. The Rev.
Leon Wells was the guest of Earl
Dillon.
Key club members present
we're James Cooper and Eugene
Roberts.
Amy Parks was welcomed as
a new member by president Lew
is Smith.
Several selections on the piano
were played by Gene Anhelr.
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II i tn The advantage of the!
'hiid il he can get acquainted
pith his teacher and classmates
N The Spring, so that when he
think of starting school in the
Fail, he is renewing old friend
hips, instead of making a plunge
into something new and strange.
The schedule for the roundup
is as follows: Wednesday, May 9
All mothers of children who
ave to start school in the Fall
will go TO their prospective
schools at 2::30 pm. There they
will fill out the information
needed by the school system.
UGH as name of child, date of
birth (hring birth certificate),
and address. Each mother will
receive a booklet called we
Start To School" which explains
all she needs to know about her
child entering school, and what
is to be expected of first grade
child.
y Copntv Health Clinic nurse
will explain the physical exam
nation and check-up schedule.
Do not bring your child to this
meeting unless you have no
where else to leave him or her.
On Wednesday, May Is, at 2:30
pm, the. mother will return with
her child. The child will have a
few minutes with his or her
teacher while the mother gets
the date for an examination of the
child at the clinic. Both meet
ings will end at pm.
To be able to enter next Fall,
the child must have been born
on December 4, 1916, or before,
Legally, he is not required to at
tend until he is seven years old
The boundaries between the
schools are as follows: Bertha
street and First street-Pupils
living on the Poinciana side &c
TO Poinciana Elementary School;
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pupils on the Truman avenue
side attend the Truman Elcmen-
tary School (Reynolds Street
School, first grade classes.
Olivia street-PupilS living on
the Harris School side attend
Harris Elementary School, and
those living on the Truman .idc
attend Truman School (Rcynolds
Street SCHOOL,; pupils living in
the Porter Place housing project
may attend either Harris Elc-
mentary School or Truman Elc-
mentary School (Rcynolds Street
SCHOOL,, according to space avail
able.
If you have any doubt as to
which school you should visit on
May 9 and l6, call the county
superintendent office, Phone IL.
The nurse will be present on
the Keys on May 10 and H.
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ell s.~c-t. Mrs. Earl Julian
viii lead tie devotional Mrs.
Harlan Merriam, the lesson,
TUESDAY, MAY s.
Sparkling waters 2ebe&aa
Lodge No. II win meet al
1880 az Kuief : Of Py1ia.
Fall on Fleming street.
Tri:rian Elementary PT.A. viii
meet at 7:45 ct school
4 Harris Elementary P.T.A. viii
grWilI meet at the school.
>Medieal Department Officers
Wives will hold monthly tea
at p. IN,
The Key West Players will
meet at 8 pm. at the Barn.
Circle One of the Women of the
First Presbyterian Church
will meet at 8 pm. at home OF
Mrs. Lester Fowler, 505-E
Poinciana. Mrs. David Nc
Daniels will give the lesson
Mrs. Alexander Warnock, the
devotional.
KiWanis Club will have a din
ner meeting at Gas O'Clock
in the First Methodist Church
Annex. ,....
Young Adult Fellowship of the
First Methodist church will
meet at 8 pm. in the church
annex.
r1 Advanced Spanish class will
meet from 8 to 8 PM at Sar
Carlos school, owe. Palace
(" " theatet. '"' s.' '
Bridge gam e s sponsored
by a special interest group OF
the Officers Wives club, will
be played at 8 pm. at the
Fort Taylor Officers Club.
Bowling for all navy wive:
from am. to noon at the
Naval Station bowling alleys
Handicrafts class Tor officers
wives will meet at 1880 pm
above the recreation building
on the Naval Station
Tennis class. Officers Wives
club special interest grouE
will meet at 8 a, m. at tn,
Naval Station tennis court:
near the pool.
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NATIONAL SOJOURNERS
HEIR DESCRIPTION
OF TRIP TO Alaska
Up Wirepnot

The Key West Chapter 1888,
National Sojourners, met last
night at the First Presbyterian
church with Capt. Warren E.
Klein, vice-preSident, presiding.
Crele c. c.. Moody, president,
was absent.
Comdr. John D. Mason was
received into the chapter from
the Mare Island Chapter 80.
Greetings WereTead from Col.
Emmett E. Close, Of Eustis, Fla,
and 1t. Robert w Herrick, who
lis studying Russian in Washing
ton, D. c. 1t. Herrick was elect
ed to serve as delegate to the ma
tional convention in st, Louis
May 24-26. ..-ss - i,
Col. Herbert E. Pace gave an
interesting account of his recent
trip to Alaska. He took three
boys with him. They roughed il
to and from Alaska, but the boys
all gained weight.
Gas cost anywhere from %
cents to 81 cents gallon depend
ing on the distance the station
vas from the source of supply
Col. Pace said. A loaf of bread
cost so cents, but the colonel
added that it was worth the
price.
A.. L. ]. Apologize of Indiana
polls. Indiana was a visitor.
Following the m e e in &, q
shrimp and rice dinner was serV-
ed by the ladies of the church.
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Harris Chorus
To Pdrticipdie1
In Music Fefe

The Harris Elementary School
Chorus, directed by Miss Leona
Moorelan1, will present two num-
bers at the Music Festival Sun
day at Bayview Park. The songs
are ''Panis Angelicus" and Il Love
a Little Cottage By O'Hara
The program which begins at
4:30 pm, will include the music
department of the Harris, Thu
man and Poinciana Elementary
schools, the Junior and Senior
High School Choruses and the
Junior ana Senior High School
Bands.
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.UDC VIII Meet
For Last inc
Until This Fall

The United Daughters of the
Confederacy will meet tomorrow
at 4:30 pm. at the home of Mrs
George Archer, l425 NeWtor
street. This will be the last meet
ing of the UD.C. until Fall.
All members and prospective
members are urged to attend thi:
meeting.
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! caSufer.
Elected r. the board of direct
f.fs were Helen Gutter, Charles
Gnysctt, Mickey Rcnna. Dorothy
Esyncr. Tena 10 Carboncll, Rita
SAWYER. Burt Garnett AMI Fritz
Ifsrlfincer.
Tribute was paid to Ms. Guy
Carlton, retiring president, for
her hard work during her adj
mfniSfration. 1t was noted that
size was the first president with
a one year term in which five
PLAYS were produced.
With another spring play in
mind, p meeting of the new
board has been called for Friday
al 5 pm. at the Club. A meeting
offs the. entire club will be held
May 8 at pm, at the Barn.
. At the latter meeting a play
committee will be named and a
report will be made on the Play
Reading Committee and possible
casting to beadone.
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PLAY TO BE, GIVEN
ON CONVENT STAGE

The VIEW, Auxliary,q Walters
R. Michens Post 602l will present
a play The Rosary" at the Con-
vent Auditorium tomorrow at 8
pm. The proceeds will be used
for the benefit of Pratt General
Hospital and the Naval Hospital.
The cast, directed by Sister
Myrtle Catherine, includes AT
reda Sands, Father Kelly, Ak
Saunders. Lorraine Saunders,
Barbara Saurez, Alemus Dean,
Ethabell Robinson, Franklin Ty-
mes and Mr.. Buxton.
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status are asked to notify the
membership chairman.
1t. was also announced that
names Of sponsored members
must be given the. membership
ehairmant 10y July /, Asa
. The new board met after the
regular meeting and ratified the
following Standing, committee
CT all linen: M John Costar,
membership, Mrs. Robert Black,
finapce, Mrs. Joe Scadlock, pubs
LEFTY, and Miss Virginia Whit
marsh, federation. ~ e.
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Miss Patterson
Wed Yesterday
To Nary Man

Miss Ruby Mae Patterson of
e Key West was married Yesterday
t'aF' afternoon to Robert Glove, Jr.
USN in the office of Justice of the
Peace. Ira F. Alnury
- Witnesses to the ceremony
-aseesxere Bessee l.. Petro and Bertha
80 m Higgins.
- MIR. and Mrs. Glove will reside
~ IN Key West while M. Glove is
.ss.es..vststiuncd here.
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CT CASUALTIES
Co. +lnued From Page One

. Co 1lnueG From Page Unej
since died and 100 of the missing
are known dead, raising the total
of combat deaths to 1888.
The missing total also, included
l,I66 who have since returned to
us. military control and lib
known prisoners Of war, leaving
9.571 currently missing.
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The group also voted to make
cont ibaticn to the Cancer
Cruca&e drive.
Pans were. made fox in ITALIA
tion Of officers at a BANQUET ten
tat vely scheduled for May 26.
The club hopes to have Mrs. N.
4. Benevento OF West Palm
Bea4h, state Junior chairman, and
,MLES Wale9 14lll OF Fort7Lauder-
dale ,sJuniog distrlSt adifector, 81
tas asyal "a ion lcefeinaaiee.
the committee for the installa-
ticn is as follows: Mrs Walter
Price, j., chairman, Mrs. Manuel
Lo. e., h. =. Gaiey SWeetlng and
Mrs. Chester Wood.
Mrs, a. r. SjQrsen, j., pgesi-
dent-elect annp4iced that Mrs.
we VA 81 corTespoading Sc
cret5ry End Mrs Al StathapoIo,
recording secretary.
The point systen, explained by
Mrs. Sjursen, viii 80 into effect
MS coming year Members will
earn points fer attendance and
committee work, and those with
the most points VIII be honored
at next years installation. A
minimum for good5tanding has
been established
Two new Considerations Of
membership were announced.
They are inactive and associate.
Members wishing to change THEN
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Er Woman5 Club WIHHelp
Send Girl To Glyl5 State"

The Junior Woman Club met at the clubhouse last evening
It voted help the of girl to Girl State
response 70 request made by the American Legion Auxiliary
Girl State mock legislature be held in Tallahassee
sometime July. The girl viii be cho
at the High School the basis scholarship and leadership
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Scott To Discuss
NetU Testament
Church Tonight

Evangelist c. w. Scott, now in
the. third week of evangelistic
services with the Church Of
Christ, Ashby and Won Phister
streets, will have for his sermon
theme tonight at 1880 o'clock,
THE New Testament Church"
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POINCIAN1 SCHOOL
MOTHERS TO MEET

All Room Mothers and mo-
theirs of youngsters in the May
Day Festival at the Poinciana
Elementary School will meet at
$50 am. tomorrow at the school,
Mrs. Margaret Gravel, announc-
ed today,
The meeting is for the purpose
of dress rehearsal for the May
Day program.
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Bridge Is Played
At Officers Club

Bridge games sponsored by a
special interest group of the Of
ficers' Wives Club were held last
night at the Fort Taylor Officers
Club. There were five tables.
First prize winners were Miss
Katherine, Lowe and Mrs. c. R.
Reagan Second prize winners
were Mrs Oliver and Mrs.,Laley
Bratendahl. I. M /
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REMODELINC WORK
Continued from Page On

building utility room for SITS.
A porch at the home of Lawrence
Eisner, 1882 A Seminary costs
500. A car porte for Marvin
Creel, 313 Peacon Lane will be
$50.
Moving fees were paid by John
Gelebert, I'LL Truman avenue to
move his house back six feet.
and by Louis Hernandez of Ruth
street to move an army barracks
building.
The art of diamond cutting was
discovered in the 18th century.
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NOTICE

There will be a MEETING OF
THE ELECTRICAL ASSOCIA-
TIoN. Thursday. May ard. at Q
All electricians interested please
attend.
Meeting to be held at Key West
Electrical Repair. Sill Frort
Street.
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THE ROSARY"

will be presented by the WV
Auxiliary. Walter n. Michens Post.
at the Convent Auditorium. Thurs
day. May 3. at 8 Pm. proceeds
will benefit VA. Navy Hospitality
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Roundup Of Pre-ScIiOOl Children
For FAN Term VIII Start Mdy9

The Spring of prechoo children Monroe County
will begin Wednesday, May This is for the purpose of
rolling all pupils who the first grade Fall
Vidng them groups they acquainted
with their teacher giving them all their PLY l
in the Spring instead of during the school yeaI.
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Key Weu Players Club Elects
Officers At Meeting At Barn

New officers elected by the Key West Players their
regular monthly meeting last evening a~s~*t =
ST The MSL H. Goddard president Burnham
Maynard vepresicnt Guthrie secretary Goddard
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tanning Epenh

FL
g---.-.1ssFsrraNJ ESFlhY. MAY p
.tr ga, Officers Wives Club golf clas-
rs ; ssi ses win start at the hard
-. tail field beyond Eochasis at
! 10 am Others interested
savh call Mrs. w. c. Caruthers at
t sf''s 10 ex-5lS. e
4-Te, ,,nade Lodge No, IA, Masonic
Coup viii meet at 8 pm. at
TO- the temporary Masonic Home
az SO ;son Amelia street. Fl
-. .SphRon Wives will hold
meeting at Fort Taylor Off
ST'.s' ccrs' club
e-441 aPoinciana Social Club will
SO = meet at 1890 am. in the
.---s@ Poinciana Community Bldg.
- Arthur Sawyer Post No. %,
Gssssssss American Legion will meet
at 8 pm. 1.-THE Legion home
Scottish Rite Bodies will meet
x--- at pm. at temporary home
t.. on Amelia street.
Ju,ior Chamber of Commerce
viii meet at pm. at the club
go house.
| ~a-eBnwling for officers wives be-
! s~~~ gins at 1870 pm. at the Ma
~ val Station bowling alleys.
Ysa C0ncha Navy Wives Club
No 81 will meet at 1890 am
III building l78 on the Naval
Station.
ftEee West Bridge Association
will meet at 7:30 pm in the
- Coral Room at the Overseas
! iintrl 49,
Igl~ THURSDAY. APRIL s.
Tho. VFW. Auxiliary. of the
.o,ss,ssrvs Walters r. Michens Post COZ,
. ss;s's''s'F will present The. Rosary at
fhc. Convent Auditorium at
l--.--.s pm
! The UDC will hold their last
81 meeting of the season at home
80 of Mrs. George Archer. 1425
Il Newton street at 4:30 pm.
m The Officers Club of the Fern
Chapter No. 81 will meet at
= the home of Mrs Constance
~ Dcmcrrit, 1915 G or a
80 street.
p, The Harris School PTA EXecu-
= tive Board will meet at $3.50
- am. at the home of Mrs. Al
&c len E. Curry on Eaton street,
- VIEW. Post No. 1911 will meet
at the VIEW Post Home al
81 6 pm.
The Elks Lodge will meet at
pm at the club
- JayShees will meet at 1870 pm
&C at JayCee clubhouse.
1T Ladies Auxiliary, V. F. w. Pos
No. 39ll will meet at pm
at the v. F. w Home.
Room Representatives of the
e Key West High School P.T.A
- will hold a picnic at z pm. a
- Monroe County Beach. =
American Legion Auxiliary, Ar
thur Sawyer Post No. 2S
will meet at pm. at The
e Legion Home on Stool
t Island.
DR.. Felix Varela Lodge No o.
will meet at pm. in th'
Cuban Masonic Lodge.
- First year Spanish class, -econc
half, will meet from $40 t.
49, 4.45 pm. at San Carlos school
j over Palace Theater.
Sewing Group Monroe County
Hospital Woman's Auxiliary
will meet at 2 pm. at th'
[ hospital.
49, FRIDAY. MAY f.
-t.sesq ,ta,,aa :, r,r
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SATURDAY. MAY 3 = -
JagShees home Is ak6ssalc at. 2.
= pm. By Palace Thsatcrs oa
Duval street :
SUNDAY. MAYs c. - q

oNyIN1ItAf1 = MATS O--
Elks Club cocktails hour from
4 to 6 pm. at the club.
BPW Installation Breakfast
will be held at 1920 am. at
Rauls.
The Music Festival of the city
schools will be held at 4:30
pm. at Bayview Park.
MONDAY, MAY =
Circle 2 of the Women of the
First Presbyterian Church
will meet at 3 pm. at the
home of Mrs. V. NJ Whitley.
1907 Truman avenue. Mrs
Raymond FELTON, will give de
votional; Mrs. Ralph Rogers
the lesson. a.
Key West Cerebral Palsy chap
ter at 8 pm. in Monroe Coun-
ty clinic building.
Swimming class, special inter
ct group of Officersa Wives
club, will meet from $50 to
4:30 pm, at the seaPlani
base Officers rool. al
Meeting of the Monroe9CSunt,
Audubon Society in the Wo
mans Club Building Duval
street at 8 pm. Public invited
Swimming class, special intereS;
group of Officers Wives club
will meet from $50 to 4;3C
pm. at the seaplane base Of.
Ulcers pool.
Beginning Spanish class viii
meet from 500 to 400 at Sar
Carlos school, over Palace
theater.
Circle 3 of the Women of the
First Presbyterian Church
will p'eet ateso pm. at home o.
Mrs. Ruth Jackson 1926 Unit
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floor show will take place
from 8 pm. to l am at the
club.
Harris School PTA May Day
Festival will be held at 4.3O-
pm. 90
Lev Memorial Meth o DIS t
Church viii hold Paper
Night supper and program
at 6 pm.
The Key West department Of the
United Church Woman of the
National Council of Church's
will hold annual meeting and
luncheon in St. Paul'S Par
ish Hall.
Key West Amateur Radio Club
will meet at 1880 at Noes
Club,
Beginners Spanish class will
meet from s to 8 pm. at the
Noes Club at 1921 Duval
street.
Alcoholics Anonymous will
meet at 3 pm. in the annex
of the First Presbyterian
\ Church
League bowling for all navy
wives begins promptly al
D. s;ao am. at the Naval Station
4a->haWllRg alleys s',- ~
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MCDONALD HOME SOLD TO ANCHORAGE CONTRACTOR

The James A. Mcdonald home in Forest Acres, beyond Seward Sanatorium, was purchased on Thursday of this week by R. D. Stock, Anchorage contractor. The deal was made through local real estate agent.
 Mr. Stock is connected with his father in the Stock and Grove contracting firm of An chorage This firm has the con- tract for bridges and road con structiOn from Seward city linn its to Mile 312.
 The large house will be used to house the contractors con struction crew which is to be- gin work immediately.
 MT. and Mrs. Mcdonald and children plan to leave Seward next week for Providence, RI.
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ARR. TO ADVERTISE JULY FOURTH AT SEWARD

Intensified advertising on An choragc radio stations and in the newspapers was promised by The Alaska Railroad Public Re lations Office today in connec- ton with the special train to Seward on July 4.
 The train will leave Anchor age at 500 am, arriving here at 12:30. It will leave here for the return trip at 600 pm. To accommodate the visitors much of the activity in Seward will <not start before noon.
 The usual parade, children's pct parade, children S races and contests will be conducted as per schedule. Firenien promise another burlesque fire show such as the one which was so hilarious last year.
 A tug-o-War between msn from both sides of Fourth Ave nue is hoped for as a new at traction, as well as boat races in the harbor.
 A group of women will begin the contact of business houses and private citizens tonight to raise additional funds for the general promotion of the cele brat;on.
 Much credit for the success of the celebration will be due to the 30th Typographical Engin eers and Recreation Camp per sonnel, both of whom are giving the kind Cf assistance that was not available in town.
 Although some of the plans are of a last-minute nature, the whole project is swinging into
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The C,adGs RosRe4
By Mildred Kirkpatrick

The bad weather for the past six weeks may be partly responSi- ble for the Encouragement of plan ners ot the 4th of July celebration this year. But, since it was so widely advertised last year, and is also being well covered in An chOrage this year, we must pull up our belts and get to Work-it MUST BE GOOD again this time! We cant afford to have a failure now, just when Seward is receiv- ing so much attention from all territorial and stateside papers.
 The Womenfolks will be around to see you this week! Probably to- night! Seward has been behind the eight ball long enough. Let's get it out, and show the rest of the world what We can do when we really get down to business.
 AS for the weather-an examina- ton of weather station records proves that in the past II years. Seward has had rain only twice on the 4th! Believe it or not And on those two years, there was only trace of rain once, the other had
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6-l00 of an inch. If you are a better mathematician than 1 am, you may be able to figure how much rain that was. It's too much for my brain-but it doesn't sound like a lot.
 The Army is going to help us good old Army! The Navy will be here, too.
 Gus Johnson and Fred Kielches- Xxi have the Marathon tickets. If by any chance you haven't any yet, either for yourself or to sell, won't you run in to Gus and ge; some-
 The Woman's committee will try to get tickets on every counter be- fore Sunday-but If you are missed, yell, and you'll get them.
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PRIZE OF THE WEEK GOES TO BAKER

Kenneth D. Baker, 425 Fourth Avenue, was awarded the prize of the week for the greatest inn provement in the looks of his grounds. The $500 merchandise award is given by Brown and Hawkins this week.
 Honorable mention went to Bill Younker in the 300 block on Sixth Avenue.
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' CWLER'S BANQUET
 SATURDAY EVENING

Tickets are on sale in the stCres for the annual bowling league banquet. The dinner will be held in the Elks Club Satur- day nigtht.
 A turkey dinner will be fol lowed by announcement of the season winners, both individual and teams, and the awarding of prizes. The party will end with dancing.
 Burning the candle at both ends makes an awful drip.
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line and bids fair to be as big as last year.
 All organizations wishing to enter floats in the parade are to contact the American Legion.
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HARDING TO BARBECUE PICNIC MEAT

Phil Harding is going to bar bccue the beef for the commun- ity picnic July 1. Phil is an old hand at barbecues. IL will be done in a specially constructed pit on the picnic ground at First Lake.
 This will be the second year for a barbecue at the annual 4th of July picnic.
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A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. Keith Hallstead in Sew ard General Hospital June 20. The little girl weighed 6 pounds, 10 ounces, her name is Kath- leen.
 MT. and Mrs. Hallstead and Kathleen live in Seldovia.
 MT, and Mrs. P. E. Osmar of Clam Gulch, Alaska are parents of a boy, born June 21, in Sew ard General Hospital. This new Alaskan was named Frank Eric He weighed 8 pounds, 12 ounces.
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Wayne Gillies has accepted a position with Northern Steve doring. He will replace Ralph Bomar, who is leaving for po- sition in Seattle.
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Truth is the one trademark that does not require registra- ton.
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Many college boys letters |, d2d sound like an heir raid.