Elks Sunday Dinners
Beginning Oct. 17th
Served 5 to 8
FEATURING
FRESH CHOICE STEER STEAKS
ALSO
Choice Primeribs of Beef
Brother Elks Patronize Your Club
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Brma a Guest
RONNIE’S CAFE
“Kodiak’s Kopular Eating Sootv
I There are only two GOOD PLACES
to EAT At HOME and at
RONNIES
f AL GRACE RONNIE Props.
I THOMPSON TRANSFER
Oldest Oil Transfer T.n.
in Kodiak!
■ We limit oar activities to haullnf oil
consequently you can depend upon us
to serve you.
Erich Moeller, prop.
PHONE 3131 or 4303
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LlJA KNOW
I! Everyone has read the little1
quips that appear every so
often in the new bank sign by
now. Remember when the de
feated Democratic candidate
for the Presidency, Adfai
Stevenson was in Kodiak, the
sign read, “Welcome Adlai.”
Then on City election day it
read “Be sure and vote.’.’.Mar
k shali Crutcher has always
I manifested a keen sense of
humor so I can understand his
sign reading the day after the
City election, 'Use Travelers!
Cheques.”
The MIRROR has been ap
proached by some of the new
Council members regarding
| the prihting of a column writ
I ten by the Council and letting
1 the public know what is hap
i pening in their meetings. Any
I one desireous of having some
[ questions answered can sub
l mit them to the MIRROR and
ithe next issue will carry the
answers to those questions if
they have an answer. This
" seems to be a new approach to
l inform the public on matters
f involving legislation which {
concerns the tax payers in
general. The MIRROR has
backed the new plan 100? as
we believe the public will en
dorse the idea.
The cab service on election
day was all donated by the
two cab companies, the Mecca
and Ace. As in years past «the
cabshav© picked up, taken to
the polls and returned people
to their homes free of charge.
They attend Kodiak funerals
the same way trying to allevi
!vate the distress which people
experience during their loved
ones funeral. Kodiak’s cabbies
have a heart, that you couldn’t
find in a big city cabbie.
IT IS BETTER TO REM A IN
SILENT AND APPEAR A
FOOL, THAN TO SPEAK &
REMOVE ALL DOUBT.
Give a politician a few facts
and he’ll draw his own confus
I ions.
Chief Vickery is going to
lower the speed limit in areas
that are marked by children at
play or school crossing sig s.
Some motorists insist on driv
ing about 30 miles an hour in
these zones, endangering the
lives of some of these children.
Just remember “Your not driv
ing your car after you pass 65
miles an hour on your speed
ometer. Your aiming it.
HARVEY GUNDLACH, 51
local plumber, was arrested
Saturday night, October 9th’
for operating a vehicle while
under the influence of intoxi
cants and booked by the local
police.
Monday morning before
Magistrate Richard Berg, he
pleaded guilty as charged, and
was sentenced to 20 'days in
jail which was suspended, a
$75.00 fir e and his license was
revoked for 30 days.
\ SPOUT LAND
j Aci"— from post office
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| Sport Fishing Tackle j j
| Hunting and Fishinor Licenses ;;
J Guns and Ammunition \ ;
| Magazines and Tobacco . ’
! LAUSON MOTOR !
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' , COME IN and SEE and LISTEN to the , ;
LAUSON 4 cycle AIR COOLED Outboard Motor ' ! !
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Don’t Forget
SUPPORT THE
. in
Cerebral Palsy
Campaign
CLARK’S GARAGE
Willys Dodge Plymouth
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I For that afternoon school snack
or lunch box fill the cookie jar with |
cookies from
NAUGHTON’S
PHONE 2062
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1 PRESENTING
Tommy & Rudy
To Play Your Favorite Requests
I DINE & DANCE
I NIGHTLY
I We Are Helping The BPDE Kodiak Lodge 1772
In Potting Over The
Cerebral Palsy Drive s
Are You •
Open 7 pm