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$ a complement to ANY meal!
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TODAY’S SPECIAL WILL BE GIVEN FREE TO THE PERSON WHOSE
S NAME APPEARS ELSEWHERE IN THIS ISSUE
i CHRISTY'S BAKERY
| “Let Your 'Baker Bo Your Baking”
1 (Christy's Bread is available Saturday eveuinqs and Sundays
| at Knudsen’s Kodiak Fountain)
GOOD FOOD!! GOOD FUN! !
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at the Piano
KODIAK SKATING RINK
Open 6 to 9 pm every night,
plus a Matinee Sunday, 1:30 to 3:30 pm
Get the SKATING Habit!
Reservations for Private Part es Available
Carl Holman, former Kodiak
taxi driver, and J. C. “Walter”
|Winchell, who ran a transfer
i company here and then served
35 months in the Army, are now
en route over the Alaska high
way to North Minnesota and
Chicago, to visit rela ives.
Carl is going on to Germany
to visit his aged parents and
brothers and sisters and expects
to be gone 6 months. Both men
are coming back to Alaska.
Bus System
Announces Prices
The Tagura Transit bysten,
buses are to start their regular
run next Monday at 6:45 am and
the company’s published sched
ule is printed elsewhere in this
issue
In a statement for the com
pany, a spokesman said:
“Our aim is to give the people
of Kodiak regular, efficient and
cheap transportation.
"We have purchased 3 new 27
passenger buses which we are
putting on a run between the
Mission road terminal and the
Administration building at the
Naval Air Base.
“To start there will be but 2
buses in opeiation, running on a
2-hour schedule starting from
Mission road at 6:45 am each
week day until 11:45 pm. We ex
pect that during the first few
weeks changes will be made in
our published schedule in our
endeavor to serve the traveling
public more advantageously.
“We have employed experi
enced, steady, non-dnnkiiig
drivers. We carry complete liabil
ity insurance both as to passen
gers and properly We have tried
to keep our passenger fates as
low as possible to serve the pub
lic better and to encourage th?m
to take full advantage of service
. offered.
“We will run a school bus to
pick up the children of Mission
road area and to take them safe
ly to school and bring them
home at a nominal cost of 75
cents pev child per week and we
are offering the same service to
the children of the NOB for
$1.25 ferweek
“i >ur schedi^es ard tanffs are
tentative and are subject to
change.”
! John Holland Jr 'eturned on
I the Dena i to make hs home
here with his father, lie recently
went to Hoquiam, Wash, to vis
it with his mother.
Tommy Jones of the I'air
ban .s Mecca Bar, and formerly
of Kodiak, left, that Interior <uty
rec3ntly headed for Hawaii.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McKean
and children (one more thaa
they had when they came here
last fall) left on the Denali to re
turn to their home at Chignik.
The Gull Island light, lost in a
storm last winter, has been re
placed by a light bouy.
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