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DMA KNOW
The JACKSON DAY DIN
"NER was a big success- One
hundred thirty attended and
the dinner prepared by AL
MILLER, JAN BEUKERS
end CLAUDIA KILGORE was
delicious; Roast TOM with all
the trimmings. BUD METZ
GAR made a most impressive
M. C. The speaker for the
evening J. EARL COOPER
gave a most illuminating
speech on a comparison of the
condition;of the Government
under the old DEMOCRATIC
regime and the present day
REPUBLICAN rule. Many
facts and figures were di
vulged in this comparison.
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inp'wej*e ’At,' QWJSN’,'• TINY
CICHQSKI... JOHN GALTG
HAN. KEN*‘JOHNSON, AN
NA MAYiVOKAGEK, JULES
RADINSKY,'- E.• -G. * BAILEY
and BETTY MEARS. The
MAYOR of Kodiak JACK
HINCKLE welcomed the
visitors.
This past week it was
brought to our attention that
JAKE FOLEY pierces wo
men s ears. The only equip
ment DR. Foley needs for the
operation is a bottle of whiskey
and a needle. It seems • the
cork is removed from the bot
tle and placed behind the ear.
The fumes from the bottle act
as an anesthesia.
The BASE MEDICAL
DEPT, are again examining
town housing for water and
sewage disposal. Two con
demnations have been the re
sults thus far. These con
demnations of houses
4 ,uA'i
•simply. means that
7. C-f.-' </.•
the co*n
'fiem.ned, >hopses can not be
rented to military personnel.
; : The iee break up dates (. are'
iprintedin thie , if sue for the
first time this year. Some
people use the previous dates
as a criteria for their selections
for the you know what.
TED WILEY and JIM
HEALY returned to KODIAK
this week after several weeks
vacation in the States. TED
went as far east as New York
and Wash. D. C. In fact he
was in Wash, at the time of
the Congressional shooting.
The police department have
started the spring clean up
campaign and many of the old
wrecked jalopies are disap
pearing. Come spring you
won’t know KODIAK. f
About 100 people were at
the BASE to greet the return
ing basketball team from
Fairbanks. Don’t fret boys
you can’t win them all.
! ; -ST; PATRICK’S DAY
card' from SAMMY O’ SPItv
CEL from NEW YORK PITY
on the 17th. He started it off
with’’B’GORRAH. HERB &
FLO ard having a rfeial good
time.
WUODY ISLAND NEWS
The past six months at
Woody Island have brought
many changes, such as Zip
Zabor's purchase of a tele
vision set. Joe Walsh, former
station manager, and family
have moved to Blaine, Wash
ington, where1 Joe has gone in
to private business.
Bob and Naomi Martin and
family bougnt parkas and
headed for Fairbanks. Ed and
Betty Shields are, enjoying
television in Anchorage and
like it there.
Gordon and Dee Henderson,
formerly of Shuyak and
Woody Island, moved across
the Gulf of Alaska to Roger’s
Jf'otfnt, Roiif. £ re and family
went, south Annette. J< hn
Fickler; wife, and .chiidrm wilt,
he leaving; in a few days for
Yakataga.
“Monty” tind , Wanita Cole
man and, son$ are moving to
Illiamna where “Monty”
hopes to open up a liquor
store. Bill Johnson transferred
to Aniak and was the last of
the bachelors to leave.
Emmert Brooks and family
should be in Puerto Rico by
now. This makes the second
trop’cal assignment for Brooks
with CAA.
The exodus has left us with
two skiffs apiece and as many
motors. About twenty-one
families are still here to en
joy. the fishing and buy up all
the fishing tackle in Kodiak.
PresidentEisenhower signed
without comment a bill to
raise pensions for members of
Congress and their employes.
If you want to know what popular priced car offers the most
complete range of optional power features, just ask any 12-year-old. The
' kids have a yen for this one! That new 4-way power seat really
intrigues them. And Mercury’s power steering and power brakes an
equally mysterious delights. Most frequent comment:
jeepers...an up’n down seat!'
\ i And you’ll be told how this ’54 Mercery has a new Y-161 overhead
valve engine and ball-joint front suspension. This is the Mercury that
makes any kind of driving feci at least ton years younger.
MERCURY- The Cai the West Likes Best’
Priced for Western budgets • Pcvvered for Western driving
KODIAK MOTORS
Phone 2101