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Elks Sunday Dinners
Beginning Oct. 17lh
Served 5 to 8
FEATURING
FRESH CHOtCE STEER STEAKS
ALSO
Choice Primeribs of Beef
Brother Elk* Patronize Your Club
Brina a Guest
RONNIE'S CAFE
"Kodiak’s ‘Popular Eating Soot”
MOW SERVING
BROILED STEAKS 6 CHOPS
AL GRACE RONNIE Props.
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THOMPSON TRANSFER
Oldest nil Transfer To.
in Kodiak!
■ We Ham our activities to hauling oil
consequently you can depend upon us
to serve you.
Erich
Distributors, Inc,
DON CRAWFORD
Kodiak Representative
-,t<*r* Ciub Honors
G.S. Supervisors
\ t'a-j r'gal-^r meeting of
, the Rotary Ciub on Tuesday,
'the Civil Service Supervisors
Club of the Base, were guests
ac the noon luncheon.
A J. Anderson, president
of the Supervisors Club, gave
J a talk on the activities of the
'club and in his speech men
tioned their desire fo obtain
TV for ivodiak. He felt that
J Kodiak could not support
commercial TV but the club is
' trying to get AFRTS TV and
' use the canned type of pro
gram. Floor discussion follow
ed Andereons speech and
everyone attending the meet
ing were in accord with the in
stallation of TV for Kodiak.
Visiting Rotarians were:
! Fred E. Sprague from Arling
ton, Mass, a funeral director
in that city. |
Besides the 16 members of
the Civil Service Supervisors
Club, other guests were: A1
Condon of Seattle, a salesman,'
Drew Painter, bookkeeper for,
D&A and Mr. Winey andj
Mr. Hungerford of the Ter-i
ritorial Department of Health, j
Rotary was informed byj
Mrs. Markham, proprietor of j
the Montmartre Inn, that she,
[no longer could accomadate
[the Club for their regular j
Tuesday noon luncheon meet
| ings. A vote ensued on a new j
meeting place and the Island |
Fountain was chosen as the!
Clubs choice. Beginning with1
next Tuesday’s meeting, they
will be held at the Island
Fountain at the same hour
Gulieite Lowe, the founder]
of the GirlScouts and Brownies!
is celebrating her birthday on
Sunday October 31st. A11 girls
that are members of either of
these organizations are urged
to attend church services on
Sunday October 31st in her
honor, in their uniforms with
their parents. The church you
attend is one of your own
choosing.
Support The
Cerebral Palsy
Campaign
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO.
FREIGHT SERVICE
From Seattle
MV Lucidor November 12th
calling Kodiak, Womans Bay
Freight Deadline 3 PM
Nov. 10th
HELP FILL THOSE
BOTTLES FOR
CEREBRAL PALSY
Clarence R. King
agent
Office Room 4 Blinn Bldg.
!
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SPGBTLAND
Across from post office
Sport Fishing Tackle
! Hunting and Fishing Licenses
Guns and Ammunition
Magazines and Tobacco
LAUSON MOTOR
COME IN and SEE and LISTEN to the
LAUSON 4 cycle AIR COOLED Outboard Motor
Don’t Forget
to
SUPPORT THE
Cerebral Palsy
Campaign
CLARK’S GARAGE
Willys Dodge Plymouth
For that afternoon schooJ snack
or lunch box fill the cookie jar with
cookies from
NAUGHTON’S
PHONE 2062
3£f)£iJ£
fi r*
E)£
PRESENTING
Tommy & Rudy
To Play Your Favorite Requests
DINE & DANCE
NIGHTLY
We Are Helping The BPOE Kadiak Lodge 1/72
In Putting Over The
Cerebral Palsy Drive
Are You
Open 7 pm