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Three drivers of motor vehicles
Appeared in the City Magistrate’s
*o*rfc on charges of driving while
intoxicated.
Maxine Taylor was fined $125
•a this charge. Roger E. Schrank
was fined $100 with $50 of it sus
pended and his driver’s license
wwpended for 30 days. The other
was Oscar C. Martin, who was
fined $100 with driver’s license
suspended for 90 days.
Other cases included three per
sons who were arraigned on
of being intoxicated.
These included Nick Malinak, who
was lined $50 which was forfeited;
John G. Stepanoff, fined $25; and
^etcr Tripetzian, who was fined
$300 and 30 days on a past con
uietion and a similar amount on
'Samuel A. Molletti was fined
$25 and his driver’s license sus
pended 20 days for reckless
driving.
Bids Called For
The 17th Naval District Public
Works Officer has called for bids
from contractors to modify a
building on the U.S. Naval Station
here.
Estimated cost range on NAV
DOCKS Specification No. 2482/59
is under $10,000.
Information regarding bidding
may be obtained from the District
Public Works Officer, Box 38, U.S.
Naval Station, Kodiak, Alaska.
Sealed bids in triplicate will be
received by that officer until
three p.m. (AST) June 23, 1959.
The work is described as fur
nishing all labor and equipment
necessary to convert a barracks
building to a recreation facility.
Exterior work includes roofing
repairs, repair and replacement
of storm entrances, stairs and
walk, and painting of trim and
millwork. Interior work includes
(repairs and replacement of win
dows, removal of partitions, re
placement of celling and wall
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board, new floor tile with under*
laying, miscellaneous carpentry,
plumbing and electrical work,
general painting of walls, ceiling
and woodwork. The government
will furnish at no cost to the
contractor all materials required
which will become a part of the
completed work.
Dairy Business
Big In Alaska
The month of June is National
Dairy Month, and is observed
throughout Alaska.
Dairying is one of the major
industries of Alaska. Dairy farms
provide the greatest source of
agriculture income, represents the
greatest investment and is con
sidered the most stable of all
farm enterprises. Forty-eight per
cent of Alaska’s farm income was
from milk in 1958.
A few facts supplied by the
Alaska Department of Agriculture
include the following:
Alaska s milk production ex
ceeded 7% million quarts in 1958.
The average annual milk produc
tion per cow in Alaska exceeds
7,700 pounds. Alaska dairy farm
ers receive over one and one-half
million dollars annually for their
product.
The average dairy farm repre
sents an investment exceeding
$504K)0. The major breed of dairy
cattle in Alaska are Holstein, Red
Dane and Guernsey.
Alaska’s dairy cattle are tested
annually by veterinarians and the
State is recognized nationally as
a Bangs Disease and Tuberculo
sis free area.
A gift for father
June 21st
Father’s Day
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Offered As Prize
A trip around the island is one
of the prizes offered in the Hali
but Derby being sponsored by the
Kodiak Outdoorsmen this year.
The prize is being offered by Ko
diak Airways.
The trip will be a flight over
the mail fun route of the Airways,
and will embrace most of the
island.
Wodlinger’s Drug is offering a
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wrist watch; Norman Sutllff *
Son a sportsman Lantern; 5 case*
of pop by Kodiak Bottling; Mas.
Drive-Inn is offering two chicken
dinners.
Other prize donors are: Break
er’s Bar & Liquor Store; Guy C,
Powell; Rhodes Furniture Store;
Alvine Marine Repair; Naugbton*»
Bakery; Clark’s Garage, Kodiak
Mirror; Kodiak Telephone; Bank
of Kodiak; King Crab, Inc.,; Ko
diak Oil Sales; Jim Eggeraeyer;
Kodiak Laundry; Kodiak Cream
ery; Elks Club; Thompson Trans
fer, Bill Lamme.
SOMETHING NEW IN KODIAK
Island Lake
SNACK SHACK
CANDY
SOFT DRINKS
ICE CREAM
SANDWICHES
Opening Soon
Fly The Flag
Flag Day Service
2 P.M. Sunday, June 14
Elks Club
THE HISTORY OF ALL OUR FLAGS TOLD IN SONG
* AND STORY
Boy Scouts will participate
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All Veterans and Civic Organize
tions invited to participate
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Public Cordially Invited
REFRESHMENTS AFTERWARDS
MECCA LOUNGE
and
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The finest of liqueurs for the best
mixed drinks,
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Luncheon 12-2 p.m. ,;
De Luxe dinners 5 p.m. to 1 a.m.
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Enjoy our cocktail hour
5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
King size Mecca Martinis
and Manhattans — 75c
Drinks and Hers d’oeuvre
, Welcome to Kodiak's Mecca
For reservations call 3242 or 2444