S.E. Ferry Fares
Are Announced
Fares covering passenger traf
fic, standard sized and compact
autos and other vehicles over the
S.E. Alaska segment of the marine
highway were announced this week
by the Division of Marine Trans
portation.
For example, passenger fare
from Haines to Prince Rupert,
B.C., will be $28.50 for adults,
while the ticket for a passenger car
between the two points would be
$94.60.
Smallest fare listed in the tariff
sheet was $1.50 covering passenger
transportation from Haines to
Skagway (half-price for a child of
six or under). Greatest amount
to be charged from passengers is
$30 for transportation from Prince
Rupert, B.C., to Skagway.
Truck and camping tariffs were
also listed.
Come Down & See Paint—D & A
Fisherman Income
Tax Plan Studied
Legislation to extend to fisher
men the same treatment accorded
farmers in connection with esti
mated federal income taxes has
gone to the White House following
adoption this week by the House
of a Senate amendment, according
to Sen. Bob Bartlett.
Main feature of several technical
provisions would give fishermen
the privilege of filing the declara
tion of estimated tax, and paying
the estimated tax, by Jan. 15 at
the end of the calendar year in
question rather than filing the
declaration by the prior April 15
and making quarterly payments of
the estimated tax.
FAIR VISITORS
Visiting the World’s Fair in Se
attle on Aug. 30 and signing the
Alaska exhibit were the Galina
King family, Irene and Virginia;
Bobby Humfleet, Jack Wick and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles and Randy
Christensen.
ALASKA TRANSFER & STORAGE
NO JOIi TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL
LOCAL MOVING and TRUCKING
Agents For
AREO - MAYFLOWER
MARTIN VAN LINES
ALLIED VAN LINES
We handle packing, crating and shipping from Kodiak to all
Alaskan points. United States, Hawaii and Germany.
Phone 486-2333
Box 605
FCf* ALL YOUR
Welding Needs
or Problems
Phone 486—5150
KODIAK WELDING WORKS
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
HOTEL & MOTEL IN NORTH CENTRAL B.C., COMMUNITY
OF APPROXIMATELY 7,000 POPULATION STRATEGICALLY
LOCATED ON HIGHWAY NO. 16.
Property consists of main Hotel Unit with approximately
6,000 sq. ft. floor space on 2 floors. 10 rooms, 7 with bath, wall
to wall carpets throughout. Lower floor consists of coffee shop,
Licensed Dining Room with serving bar, serving beer, wine and
liquor. Banquet room, Public Lounge with fireplace. Office.
Motel has ten, 2-room rental units with cooking facilities plus
a two-bedroom residence. Property consists of two acres, having
ample room for expansion with 400 ft. frontage facing main
highway. Hotel has been operated for approximately two years
and personal reasons force sale of this property. With increased
tourist travel expected as a result of the Marine Highway to
Alaska and completion of Highway No. 16 from Prince George
to Prince Rupert the potential is unlimited. This exceptional
opporunity is offered for the full price of $148,000 (Canadian
Funds) and terms are available with 6% interest on the unpaid
balance. For further details contact:
L. E. PRUDEN LTD.
Real Estate & Insurance Agents
Box 1118 Phone VI 3 2127
Terrace, B.C.
Naval Ship Sets
Northern Record
The U.S. Navy icebreaker,
“Burton Island.” has made what
is believed the fartherest north
penetration by a surface survey
vessel, the 17th Naval District at
Kodiak has announced.
Commanded by Cdr. G. II.
Lewis the ship claimed the dis
tinction while conducting resup
ply operation at Fletcher’s Ice
Island T-3, about 680 miles north
west of Pt. Barrow, Alaska, Sept.
12.
The Arctic Research Labra
tory at Pt. Barrow says to the
“best of our knowledge, the
‘Burton Island’ has penetrated
the Arctic Basin ice pack north
of Alaska more than 120 nautical
miles farther north than any
other ship under its own voli
tion.”
Did You Know?
Did you know that 200 more
copies of the Mirror are now be
ing printed than two months ago
at this time.
Today’s press run at the Mir
rior is near the 2,000 mark, and
with an average of from four to
five persons reading each copy
that means approximately 10.000
readers see your message in the
Kodiak Mirror.
If you are running for office,
having something to sell, want
to buy something or tell the Ko
diak Island that you have re
ceived something new off the
boat.
i The Mirror is the place to tell
it or sell it—Kodiak’s best sales
man.
Just Keep Your
Fingers Crossed
Highways Commissioner A. A.
McKinnon announced this week
that two projects in Kodiak—one
to grade, drain and pave .9 miles
and a second to grade drain and
pave 1.2 miles were among the 12
Alaskan projects which will be ad
vertised before snow interferes
with ground inspection.
Also included in the 12 projects
is the one which would pave 15.3
miles from Homer to Anchor
Point.
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AT CENTURY 21
Kodiak visitors at the Alaska Ex
hibit at the Seattle World’s Fair on
Aug. 31 were Al, Topsy, Sharon,
Alfred Jr., Lottie and Linda Le
vine; Florence, Frank and Peggy
Ileglin. Anna Jean Stover and
Susie Mikelson, all of Kodiak.
MECCA WRECKER SERVICE
Insured Service
24 hours
I»h. 486—5637 or 486—2255
THOMPSON TRANSFER
ERIC MUELLER, Prop
CLEAN HEAT!
Beth Standard Furnace Oil
and Standard Stove Oil
are super-refined to burn clean.
CALL US TODAY FOR PROMPT SERVICE
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE HAVE
Automatic Keep-Filled Service
Home and Office Standard Plant
486-2300 486-5115
Just Arrived —
New Shipment Maternity Apparel
New Hats — Bags — Gloves
FALL’S FAVORITE
. . . New Cocktail
dress in Jersey
Lame” Fur Trim
. . . New Italian
Knits
Wool Slacks —
Fully Lined
Skirt and Sweater Sets
Rain Coats
— Summer Clearance —
Formats
Dresses
Suits
Slack Sets
ANNA’S APPAREL
Ph. 486-2452