Wood/ Island News
Monday was very eventful
this week on Woody Island.
Gordon and Bonnie Edwards
with their two sons left on the
Alaska Steamship, Coastal
Monarch, for the states. Gor
don is transferring to Wake
Island and from the states
they plan to fly to their new
home via Hawaii,
Wes and Janet Emwright
with their four children also
departed Monday for lliamna,
where Wes will continue with
CAA.
Thayer Kessler recently
purehased a Mercury Mark 40
niotor and installed steering
apparatus in his boat.
Fred ancUfti'Jtfe§?ltte Bies
meyer launched their gaily
painted boat jiisfe in time for
the 4th of July activities.
Trim wBimmm
Spealcinrg of July 4th. W odyi
ties are proud of Charlie John
son who claimed 3rd place in
the boat races.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lowe
with their three children will
be leaving in the near future
for a two months vacation in
Seattle.
All Woody residents enjoy
ed picnics, boat excursions,
and evenU in town, and really
took advantage of the clear
skies over the-holidays.
The damage inflicted on .the
Tonys Bar storage building by
a Navy oil truck this spring is
being repaired by the Insur
ance Co. The truck skidded in
to the building after breaking
off one of Kodiak Telephone
Companies poles.
To make a long story short,
don’t tell it.
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RONNIE’S CAFE
:Kodiak’s Popular Eating Sfrol”
There are only two GOOD PLACES
to EAT At HOME and at
RONNIES
AL GRACE RONNIE Props.
THOMPSON TRANSFER
Oldest Oil Transfer Cn.
in Kodiok!
■ We limit our activities to hauling oil
consequently you can depend upon us
to serve you.
Erich Mueller, prop.
PHONE 3131 or 4303
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KODIAK-SEATTLB1 $102.^
KODIAK-PORTLAND $109.:!:
KODIAK-JUNEAU $81. *
plat t*JL
Ftr Rotorvotion* it information
CALL 4131
Adm.
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Replaces
Adm. Perry
Rear Admiral Kenneth Craig
took over the Duty of Com
mandantof the 17th Naval Dis
trict and Commander of the
Alaskan Sea Frontier, relieve- (
ing Rear Admiral John Perry,.
in Hanger One at the U.S.!
Naval Station, Kodiak, Alaska
in Change of Command exer
cises'cm Wednesday July ^.th
at 4:30 pm. ";V
The entire Naval Personnel
were pesentat the impressive
ceremony, as the U.S. Navy!
Band struck up the martial air, I
“The Admirals March” and
the two Adrmiralsaccompanied
by the Commanding Officer of
the Naval Station, Captain W.;
K. Rhodes,* marched to the
podiurr for the ceremony.
Approximately 200 Navy de-1
pendents and civilians attendee!
the impressive proceedings. [
It’s not the ice that makes
with it.
Walter Bedell Smith, un-1
dersecretary of state, home,'
from Geneva conference on
southeast Asia, gets a wel- j
coming kiss from his wife on
arrival at Washington’s Na-'
tional airport, June 21. (JP), j
ALASKA LINE
PASSENGER SERVICE
PHONE 4521
From Kodiak
July 19th SS Alaska calling
Seward, Juneau, Petersburg
Wrangell, Ketchikan and
Seattle
OFFICE HOURS:
9 AM to 5 PM week dayB
9 AM to Noon Saturdays
Office Room 4 Blinn Bldg.
TH€ DOG HOUSe
Specializing.
Sandwiches'
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Horn* Made Chili
And -
sott Ice Cream
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USED CAR SALE
We have further reduced the prices on oar
reasonably priced used cars to make room for
more trade ins on DODGE cars Every car
reduced $100.00 or more
BUYS Like THESE are not USUAL
1953 Plymouth 4 dr. R & H $1500.00
1951 Plymouth 4 dr. R & H ^ 750.00
1951 Kaiser 2 dr. 850.00
1950 Nash 4 dr. Statesman R & H 850.00
CLARK’S GARAGE
Willys Dodge Plymouth
For Your Picnic Specials
TRY
NAUGHTON’S quality
Bakery
PHONE 2062
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Hal Junso
At the Piano
George Buxton
On the Drums
BEACHCOMBERS
Open 7 pm