This Week’s Special
Feb. 3rd to 3th
COMMUNITY CSNTSn
FUND CAMPAIGN
A worthwhile Institution Needs Your Support..,.
So Give Generously!
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(Our own specials will be resumed next week)
“Li Your Baker Bo Your ‘‘Baking"
(Christy’s Bread is available Saturday evsniius and Sundays
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MY BAR is dedicated to . . .
Those Merry Souls
who make drinking a pleasure
who achieve contentment
long before capacity
..„and whatever they may drink
prove able to carry it and
remain gentlemen
0 Come in and get Pretzelized
while you drink
\anember . . .
"HOUR TIME is YOUR TIME"
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Rhoades
Furniture
FURNITURE
Bought Sold
Exchanged
RHOADES
FURNITURE STORE
WE'* tt.no%DkiH. *'« *P
Newlyweds Return
Mr. and Mrs Einar “Pete”
Kop rang returned to Kodiak by
ulane Sunday after a trip to the
States where they were married.
They vie ted Mr. Koppang’a
si ter, Mrs Harriet Anderson, in
Portland, Ore , and were married
on Jan 23 in Vancouver, Wash
The couple wid make their
home here. Mr. Koppang is
employed at th^ base, and Mrs
Koppang. the f rmer Anne Huey
and daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Senefont Malutin, is on the,staff
of Kraft’s grocery department.
The Watson Cleaners opened
f >r business this week next to the
lytic theater in he building
formerly occupied by the Yum
Yum Eats, following remodeling
ami installation of up to date
equipment
Owners and operators are 2
experienced ex-veterans Elwood
Watson and Glen .Martin The
staff me udes M s lieue We.
cott and Mrs Myrtle (Olsen)
Watson.
The owners repo't eve-ything
is going fine despite the handi
cap ot having t** carry water
from the Town t luu
i
Big Money Shown
Coin3 6 inches across a e i n
display at the Bank oi Kodiak, j
but they aren i inflated eurren ;
cy—they fo m part of a col ec j
ti n of ancient Chinese inoi ey it
a display ar angeu by C C. Bar*
man, member of 'he >ea le
Com Club and only member in
Alaska of th< American Nutnis
matte asso ialion.
Anyone interested in c in eol
lee ing can contact Mr Maeman
by writing to Box 252, Kodiak
and are iuvitfd to do so
Madm Mm Charge
The Alaska Steamship oernp
any did not assess storage eharg*
rn xliipn en s he'd on Seattle
dock* during the recent strike,
the companv awnounc-d today
to cor ect erroneous reoai ts to
that effect.
Seine charges had been made
by transfer companies and mot
or freight lines for sto age acc
rued at de >ots while waiting
j transfer t > t he docks, in accord
ance with tariffs of the rail and
I meter carrie* -
! H, N. Pe erson, tra'fic mana
‘gi-r for th .riaka Steamship
company sa H it has a* ways t een
and will continue to be the pol
icy of his company not to a se<-s
storage on height awaiting ship
ment to Alaska
A la ge crowd enjoyed the
i music and lun at the VFW Club
I Saturday night at the Hard
Time Barn Dance.
Prizes went to the following:
best dressed woman, Della Kin
ports; best dressed man, Jack
Grohe; and most original cos
tume, Bill Baitey,
Mrs Charles Jt hns >n returned
re Kodiak tins week after being
called to Richmond, ?a!if. by
the illness of her father, who
trissed swa" about 2 weeks afier
her arrival there
OOPS!
In too much of c h«jr,
ry to get to that good
eatin' YUM YUM!
What! Chinese foods, Italia*
Spaghetti, Mexican Chili, Fre«|
Crab, Shrimp, or Chicken Gunib*
Crisp toasied sandwiches of
all Kinds al»o sent out from |
’til 3 am. Party orders up to 2^
r D Q steaming hot to yo«
table.
Remember, it’s
that
GOOD EATIN’
YUM YUM
232 So. Brooklyn Ave.
YUM YUM bATS
&
BEACH APTS.
CLOSED MONDAYS
Dancing Tonight!
to
4 SPOTS OF RHYTHM
(Watch for our
Valentine Dance Announcement)
VFW CLUB
For SMEMBERb accompanid by (heir GLESTS
Katiuai Post Wo. 7056
HELP THE CENTER DRIVE!
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WATSON CLEANERS
Now Open!
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Next to the Lyric Theatie
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Veteran-Owned
Veteran Operated
Let the Veterans
Do Your
Deanin^