EXPRESS LINE The store has an extra checkout stand in operation for the con
venience of our customers on rush days.' The extra or express checkout stand
was principally installed for' those who wish to purchase twelve items or less.
MEW ITEMS
Barbacue Sauce
Cream-Puff Eclair Mix, Vanilla
Cream-Puff Eclair Mix, Lemon
Beef Taco Filling
Tomato Aspic
SPECIAL ITEMS
Egg Roll, Fresh Frozen
Tuna Pie, Fresh Frozen
Melon Balls, Fresh Frozen
Tater Tots, Fresh Frozen
Salted Pickled Hams(Center & Butts)
Salted Pickled Hams (Shanks )
15 oz. btl.
14 oz. btl.
13 oz. btl.
13 oz. can
13 oz. can
6 oz. pkg.
8 oz. pkg.
1 lb. pkg.
1 lb, pkg.
1 lb. avg.
1 lb. avg.
.40
.46
• 46
.72
.22
.45
.35
ea.
ea.
ea.
ea.
ea.
.50 ea.’
.15 ea.
.29 ea.
.23 ea.
lb.
lb.
MISSING FACES Peterson, SN -departed Adak on the 12th for discharge in San
Francisco, after discharge he plans to attend school in ■. his home state of Neb
raska. Anderson, SN another of our men will be departing on November 30 for
duty aboard the USS LENAWEE (APA195). Our best to the two of you and good luck.
CHECK CASHING REMINDER
a. A small reminder that new regulations require that checks be made out to
"USN COMMISSARY STORE, NAVY #230 in lieu of US TREASURER as in the past.
b. Commissary Store Regulations authorize the cashing of personal checks up
to $50.00 or for the exact amount of purchases (which ever is the larger
sum).
c. During peak periods of business,it would be appreciated if patrons would
cash large checks (other than those for the exact amount of purchase) at
the cashiers office adjacent to the Butcher Shop or by contacting Mr.
Harpool on the sales floor. This will also alleviate possible errors
in making change.
INVENTORY TIME The Commissary Store will be closed on Tuesday, 29 November and
will be open for regular hours on Thursday, 1'December I960.___
“ ADAKLAN'TALL TALES
I was up at the Bayview at opening minute one day last week when in walked a
Polar Bear, sidled up and sat down at a stool next to me and asked Don Hewkin,
who was tending bar at the time, for a "Scotch on the Rocks" and put down a 20
dollar bill to pay for his drink. "What should I do?" Don asked Ross Barker ,
who was Duty Manager. "Serve him and give him 50 cents change," said Ross, he
will never know the difference." Well, the Polar Bear downed the drink, pausing
to ask, ’’What’s the matter? Haven’t you seen a Polar Bear here before?" Admit
ed Don, ’’NO", "Well," the Polar Bear ret&tted, "No wonder at the prices you
fellows charge."
—rCONIRIBUTIONS’TO TALL TALES GRACIOUSLY * ACCEPTED