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SANDWICHES SOfT DRINkS
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BUNN’S HALL
To Music By
• FOUR HITS & A MISS •
ADMISSION DANCING
$1.50 • 9 to 1
plus tax
SMITH’S
TRANSFER & STORAGE
Oil Delivery ji
£
Office—Across from Bert’s
KNUSSEN'S
KODIAK FOUNTAIN
We are happy to announce that
cMr. and cMrs. Crawford
are with us. (Milt and Jeanne to you)
and we hope that our friends become their
friend- and we can assure you that they
will dispense the same friendly greetings
and service that have made Knudsen’s
the place you enjoy shopping
Dop in and get acquainted
Knudsen’s At Kodiak
“Next to the Largest Store in Town”
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Dance Coming
A big public dance will be held
at Biinn’s hall a week from Sat
urday, Al Miller, who is arrang
ing the affair, announced today. I
Theie will be 4 generous hours
of dancing, starting at 9 pm, and
the right rhythms will be furn
ished by the popular Four Hits
<fe A Miss. Admission is $1.50
per couple, plus tax.
Winding up their season with
an extra inning win over the
Fort Greely Army nine the Kod
iak Bears softball team turned
in a sparkling performance at
the schofllgrounds Sunday. The
score was tied at 4-all at the end
of the regular seven innings of
play and the Bears won in the
last half of the ninth wheD Pit
cher Pete Hjelmeir copped his
own ball game with a long double
into left field, scoring Billy An
derson with the winning talley.
I The Bears muffed a chance to
win the ball game in the seventh
, when Billy Anderson was thrown
out at home while trying to
j stretch his three-bagger into a
homer.
j Pete Hjelmeir, new pitching
find of the town team, and
I “Pop” Rankey, veteran army
twirler, had things their own way
' during most of the game.
September tournament dates
at the Kodiak Community cent
er have been announced as fol
lows by Director Ken Wade.
Ping-pong: Sunday, Sept. 15,
7 pm.Men’s, women’s and junior
classes. Defending senior cham
pion is Kay Wade, junior cham
pion is Laurence Anderson.
Cribbage: Tuesday, Sept. 17,
8 pm. Defending champion is
Miss Marion Curtis.
Horseshoes: Sunday, Sept. 15,
4 pm. Defending champions are
Sgt Gervis Floyd, singles and
Floyd and Noble, doubles.
The Kodiak Book Fair, opera
ted by Mr and Mrs. Rudolph
Jancke!, will be extended through1
the month of September, it was
announced this week.
New books are being added to
! the displays with each boat.
Wayne Marsh, formerly *ta.
tioned at the base,is now employ
ed in the men’s department at
Erskine’s.
PERMANENTS
> Enid Wave
♦ Machineless
Machine 1
& Other Beauty Specialties
RITA’S
BEAUTY PARLOR
(Formerly Horsraan's)
10 to 5:30 — Evenings by
Appointment
Wodlinger-Bert’s Drugs
SCHOOL DAYS
-FALL DAYS
Mean* time to start giving the fchildren an
effective vitamin preparation to build up their
resistance to colds, flu, etc.
WE HAVE YOUR FAVORITE PREPARATION
ON HAND
McKesson’s Hi Potency Cod Livei^Oil
Super D Cod Liver Oil
Cytamin (Multi-vitamin capsules)
Bexel "B Complex” Capsules
Irradol "A”
Unicaps
"Shop the Drug Stores”
Chuck’s & Lill’s
"TRUE IMAGE"
PHOTOS WHILE-U-WAIT
ENLARGEMENTS OIL TINTING
IVORY & SOUVENIRS
Hi. Fellas!
See You at the
SHIP’S TAVERN
KIM and BOB
Uldest Ilil Transfer Co.
in Kodiak!
■ We limit our activities to hauling oil
consequently you can depend upon us
to serve you.
THOMPSON TRANSFER
Erich Mueller, Prop.