Smward Newspaper
Changes To Weekly
The Seward Record, *a news
paper owned by John M. Cole
man, has changed from a tri
weekly to a weekly.
In making the change Cole
man said that the decision to
change to a weekly was to
give better coverage of the
growth of the Kenai Penin
sula.
NOTICE
Kodiak residents are urged
to boil all drinkinScAvater. The
chlorinator at tlj^nk is be
ing repaired.
Buy in Kodiak
Shooting Hour%
For Watartowl
The following duck shooting
hours have been compiled by
the FWS and the MIRROR
will publish a list each week
for the convenience of hunters.
Oct. Opening hour closing
30 6:47 am 3:34 pm
31 6:49 3:32 ‘
Nov.
1 6:51 3:24
2 6:54 3:22
3 6:56 3:20
4 6:58 3:17
5 7:00 3:14
Alfred Owen, representa
tive of the Bureau of Appren
ticeship, Department of Labor,
was in town on business for
two days this week.
JM1' iflU
for
a dress with a long fashion future. . ..
rich little hats_
interesting gloves & purses_
Big ’n Bold Earrings
10 to 6 Tele. 2522 Fridays 10-8
Special Council Moot
Thursday Night
A special council meeting
will be heid Thursday at 7:30
pm at the city hall to discuss
the street program.
The revenue from the addi
tional three mill tax on real
, and personal property has
been set aside to help finance
the project.
| Mayor Lee C. Bettinger told
the Chamber of Commerce
Thursday that over 1,500 cars
are now licensed in Kodiak.
Two years ago the number
licensed here was slightly
over 800.
Two Indictments
Returned
I Two indictments were re
' turned by the grand jury this
' week against Harold M. Bjer
kin on charges of drawing and
cashing two U. S. Employ-1
ment Commission checks for
$40 and $71 last Feb. 12.
The former Woody Island
resident was bound over to
the grand jury late in July
when he waived preliminary
hearing.
Daughter Born
A daughter was born Wed
nesday in San Francisco to Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth E. Briggs.
She has been named Dorothy
Elaine. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Briggs are the son and daugh-1
ter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs..
Maurice Briggs of Kodiak. '
Convention
continued from page 1
Louis Weinberg, U. of Alaska;
Sgt. Jack Davis, Hiway pa
trol; Neil F. Moore, territorial
auditor; Rear Adm. E. A.
Cruise, Com. 17; Hugh Wade,
Alaska Native Service.
R. Dorothy Novatney, Dep.
Comm, education; Roy Linds
ley, D. S. Fish and Wildlife
Service; Dr. Robert Smith,
ass’t comm, health.
Dorthiea Davis was a PNA
passenger for Anchorage.
I Vvatcn Ttie Birdie! !
! If a ‘hunting you should go
And happen upon a crow,
[ Before you start to aim
j Please make sure it is not
tame.
One we know well called
Sulua
Lives along the Road Ta
gura.
Thanx,
Kimshirl Clark
(Crows are about 2-3 the size
of ravens)
Jain the crowd
at the most popular
place in town
The IDLE DOER BAR
Come in and meet
WALLY
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