|Rev. and Mrs. John Winter,
the Kodiak Baptist Mission,
ithe parents of a girl, weight
ounds 15 ounces, born Satur
r at the Griffin Memorial
ipital. lhe Winters arrived
re recently from Corning,
lifornia It is their third child.
fhe regular monthly meeting
the Women’s Volunteer Ser
eof the American lied Cross
| be held Tuesday, Nov. 9 in
[j .recreation room of the Bap
t church.
Instructions for knitting stock
p will be given, and all who
i interested are invited to
end
Rudolph Sundberg, Jr., und
irent a tonsillectomy at the
iffin Memorial hospital this
ek.
Log Waffle Shop
Myrtle Kempton, Prop.
SHORT ORDERS
m
QUICK SERVICE
Fresh Eggs Only
Are Used in Our Orders
KODIAK
FOUNTAIN
When You Need
XMAS CARDS
Come In
And Look At Our
Large Assortment
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BOXED CANDY
ICE CREAM
POPCORN
MAGAZINES
NOVELTIES
New & Used
FMTI1E
bought
SOLD
&
EXCHANGED
Rhoades
Furniture Store
Wes Rhoades, Prop.
Plan Airline
Improvements
H. VV Robinson general man
ager of the Alaska Star Air
Lines, Inc , spoke at the Rotary
club Tuesday. He told club
members that Alaska Star now
flies 5500 route miles, has 43
planes and 290 employes and is
constantly trying to improve
and extend service as warranted.
The purpose of his trip here,
he explained, was to see in what
ways service met the needs of
the community and in what
ways it could be bettered. One
improvement being discussed,
he said, was the possibility of
establishing next summer a float
type plane at Kodiak, for use
between island points if business
would warrant it.
Another change being investi
gated is possibility of a direct
flight, perhaps once a week,
from Kodiak to Juneau. This
would depend not only on the a
mount of business, he said but
also on whether or not permis
sion could be obtained for such a
flight
JNew members of the club are
Col. Bedford W, Boyes and Eric
Blankenburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whalley,
who came to Kodiak from Eu
gene, Oregon, are now located at
Lowell, Wash., according to
word received by friends, Mr.
Whalley was employed at the
base Here and Mrs. Whalley was
public health nurse for this area
Society To Meet
The Women’s Society of the
Community Baptist church will
hold its regular monthly meet
ing next Thursday at 2 in the
church social room. Members
are asked to bring in their Gift
Boxes Miss Oecile Tucker will
be in charge of a special service
for the opening of the Gift
Boxes.
Mrs. Gregory Morony is guest
speaker. A social time and re
freshments will close the meet
ing. All women are invited.
Pinch’s Service Store
“The Service Men's Meeting Place'
NEW MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Guitars, Banjos & Tenor Guitars
Sheet Music and Folios
Tee Shirts & Sweat Shirts
O. D. Pants, Ties and Socks
Pillow tops, - Ivory - Tablecloths
8JlS~SELECTI0N!
Athletic Equipment
Boxing Gloves - Punching Bags
Soft Balls - Ping Pong Balls
Horseshoe Sets
TOTEM IGLOO CURIO
and
GIFT smp
SOUVENIRS GALORE
Thousands of Souvenirs of Alaska
GIFTS & CARDS
Greatest Collection of Souvenirs ever displayed in Kodiak
KODIAK LIBRARY
NEW BOOKS
FIT.TION and NON-FICTION"
COOK BOOKS BOOKS ON WAR THEORY
ALASKAN BOOKS
NOVELTIES
PARCEL CHECKING 25c
CLOSED ON SUNDAYS
'ITITITTTTHT
TiiT.-r-rr.lTlT
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ISLAND TRANSFER CO.
FREIGHT
BAGGAGE
STORAGE
GARBAGE
DISPOSAL
We specialize in hauling freight & household goods to the base
Established in 1925 BILL LEWIS, owner
NOTICE!
^S/ e will be open daily ex
cept Wednesday at 3 p. m.
SERVING ONLY.
Special sandwiches, chili,
tamales and salads
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
No Commissioned Officers until 9 pm
Enlisted Personnel Welcome
3 pm to 8:30 pm
Civilians Welcome 3 pm to 11:30
CLUB MONTMARTRE