Rotarians Learn
Of Pistol Shoot
Capt. E. E. Hedbloom, medical
officer on the Naval Station, spoke
before the Rotary Club at the
weekly luncheon of the group at
the 49 Room Tuesday.
Capt. Hedbloom, known as a
crack shot with pistol and rifle,
gave a brief outline of efforts made
in gaining support for a Navy
small arms shooting program and
experiences at Camp Perry. He
also gave a recital of some of his
personal experiences while in the
Philipines.
A committee consisting of A.
Holmes Johnson, Ivor Schott, Rev.
Lewis White, Bob Acheson and Dr.
Bob Johnson was selected to out
line suggestions for the Clubs par
ticipation in a proposed cultural
association for sponsoring lectures,
plays, etc., in Kodiak. The action
followed a suggestion of the BPW
for various City groups participa
tion in sponsoring the Alaska Mu
sic Trails and other events in the
future.
Present at the meeting as guests
were Larry Wodlinger, Bob Paw
nell, Rev. Targonsky, and student
member Gary Olson.
FOR SALE
BY
STATE OF ALASKA
Vessel “SEA ORBS” 22’, Wood Hull, Inboard, Single Screw,
Chrysler Crown Marine Engine. Located at Subport Building,
Juneau, Alaska.
Vessel “IBIS” 24’, Wood Hull, Inboard, Single Screw, Ker
math Engine. Located at Chignik, Alaska (Near Chignik Fish
eries)
BID NO. 22 - 61 TO OPEN OCTOBER 16, 1961
Bid Forms may be acquired by contacting Alaska Department
of Fish and Game, Box 686, Kodiak, Alaska, Department of
Fish and Game, Subport Building, Juneau, Alaska or the De
partment of Administration, Box 2420, Juneau, Alaska.
The state reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to
waive any formality in bidding procedures.
(s) R. G. Berg,
Director, Division of Supply
I
Special! Special!
We Are Overstocked On
STURDY SANDALS for CHILDREN
ONE STRAP-RED AND TAN
BUY ONE PAIR AT REGULAR
PRICE, GET SECOND PAIR FOR
$1.00
Remember — You Can Find Anything You Need
AT
KNUDSEN’S OUTFITTERS
YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR SHOES
AND CLOTHING NEEDS
Scouts Join In
Court Of Honor
A Joint Court of Honor is to be
held with Boy Scout troops 625 and
626 in attendance at the Elks Club,
Tuesday, October 3.
The meeting slated for 7:30 p. m.,
will witness presentation of awards
and advancement of boys in their
Scout troops.
FAA Top Man To
Tour Facilities
N. E. Halaby, Administrator of
the Federal Aviation Agency, will
arrive in Anchorage Saturday night
for a three-day visit of the Alaskan
FAA region.
During his visit in Anchorage
Halaby will be a guest of honor at
the Anchorage Chamber of Com
merce luncheon meeting Monday.
He will also confer with regional
officials, visit Anchorage area FAA
installations, and tour as many
field facilities of FAA as his sched
ule permits.
Alaska Pilots
To Air Views
Alaskan pilots will have a chance
to air their views at meetings
called by the Federal Aviation
Agency.
A meeting for this area’s pilots
is scheduled for Anchorage on Oct.
21. Their problems with rules will
be aired, and they will be provided
with an opportunity to discuss
changes in Civil Air Regulations
applying to general aviation, which
include all aircraft operations ex
cept military and scheduled air
carriers.
66TH ANNIVERSARY DATE
OBSERVED BY CHIROPRACTOR
National Chiropractic Day was
observed Monday, Sept. 18, to com
memorate the discovery of chiro
practic 66 years ago by Dr. Daniel
David Palmer.
Dr. Clarence 0. Risch, Anchorage
Chiropractor, and a member of the
House of Delegates of the National
Chiropractic Association, said the
specific function by which the chi
ropractor is distinguished from
other modes of healing is his ad
justment of vertebral subluxation
of the spinal column to restore
normal nerve function.
POLICE SLOGAN
Any street could have a dead end
if You make one for it.
CARD OF THANKS
Since we are leaving Kodiak on
Tuesday, October 3, I wish to take
this last opportunity to thank the
following: Everyone connected
with the Holmes Johnson Clinic;
everyone connected with Griffin
Memorial Hospital; everyone who
donated their blood to me; all my
loyal friends and kindly neighbors
and anyone else who has be
friended me in any way.
Most Sincerely,
Mae Robinson
Court Case
Booked on a petty larceny
charge, William C. Smack was
fined $100 and given a jail sentence
of 30 days.
Alfred E. Naumoff forfeited $50
bail when arrested on a drunk
charge. Ludwig Johnson was given
a thirty-day sentence when he ap
peared before the City Magistrate
on a similar charge. The sentence
was suspended.
In one other case on the court
docket, B. Lang was fined $200 and
given a 30-day sentence, both sus
pended, on a charge of operating a
motor vehicle while under the in
fluence of liquor. The Court recom
mended her drivers license be sus
pended for one year.
Try a classified ad in the Mirror.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to give my sincere thanks
to the many friends who have given
me consolation and assistance dur
ing my time of grief at the loss of
my wife, Feona. Your kindness is
deeply appreciated.
Andrew Peterson
Sunday
3 P.M.
A
Dance
To music by.
The Mastermen
at the
Casino
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER, 7
NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY
11:00 A. M. to 9:00 P. M.
15 Booths Offering Fun and Food
5 Parcel Post Booth
Airplane Ride
: Dart Throw
Juicy-bergers
Bingo
Novelties
Pop-gun Gallery
Coffee
Fish Pond
Baseball Throw
Penny Throw
Soft Drinks
Hot Buttered Popcorn
Cotton Candy - MADE WITH OUR BRAND NEW MACHINE
Sponsored by St. Mary’s Altar Society
EVERYONE WELCOME