Specials
Temporarily
Discontinued
To be returned on arrival of supplies expected on next boat
“Let Your 'Baker Bo Your Baking"
(Christy’s Oread is available Saturday evenings and Sundays
at Knudsen's Kodiak Fountain)
GOOD FOOD!! GOOD FUN!!
AND A FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE
at the
beachcombers
SUE SCRANTON
at the Piano
o
WHERE
MAX and BILL say:
hour Time is Your lime”
Mixed Drinks a Speciality
a AISO
Ice Cold Beer & Pretzels
imimtmiuii! i lmiiiumi
Mrs Maurice Gunderson has
been appointed community ser
vice member of the OP A board
Charles D. Johnson, father of
the former Mrs. Orval Nevers
who operated the Brown Bear
cafe, is now living in Yoncalla,
Oregon, where he has purchased
a small home on the Pacific high
way.
Mr. Johnson worked at the
Brown Bear for a time, in the
pantry.
I KODIAK.
I DIARY ...
Last week we had an item a
bout a man who went to Public
Health Nurse Marion Curtis to
borrow her “biceps” to pull one
of his teeth with.
Of the comments that gieeted
its publication, we wish to record
two:
Comment No. J—A man met
us on the street just after the
paper was out Saturday. “I’m
sure glad you didn’t use my name
in that business in the paper,”
he said. “What business?” we
asked
1 That business about my
tooth,” he answered
* Oh,” we hastened to explain,
* we didn’t know it was you.”
(And we didn’t.)
“Sure," he said, and opening
his mouth he indicated with a
pointed finger a hole where a
tooth had been. “I'm so asham
ed,” he added, “that I won’t be
able to face Marion again!”
Comment No. 2—(,By one of
our readers )—“That was sure a
funny piece about the tooth you
had in the paper, but you made
it up, didn’t you?”
There are some oversized eggs
in the window of Emil Knud
sen’s fountain, with a sign to the
effect that the eggs were laid by
bantam hens in Kodiak where
even the hens do things on a hig
scale.
Olher things are done on a big
scale, too, including rutting
statements on signs in windows
abou' eggs
We traced the eggs to Lonnie
Scroggins local taxi driver, or
rather to his hens, and while we
will admit the size of the eggs
would be sonething for the hens
to crow about, figuratively
speaking, me hens are net ban
tams
We thought this information
would be welcomed by the ladjr,
who, seeing the eggs and reading
the sign, opined that if a bantam
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TAILORING
ALTERING
m SEWING
Edythe
Smith
ACROSS FROM
BERT’S
An inspection trip was made
recently to the Naval Oil Re
serve at Point Barrow by the
following Naval dignitaries: Rear
Admiral F. A. Daubin, Com
mandant, 17th Naval District at
Kodiak; Rear Admiral C. A.
Trexel, CEC, director, Alaska
Division, Bureau of Ya'ds and
Docks. Seattle; and Capt. E. S.
Lowry, M. C., medical officer at
Kodiak.
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