Just Dump Trash,
Do Not Ignite It
Kodiak residents are being
warned by the police department
that those who take trash to the
city dump, either at the city dump
in town or the old dump, not to set
fire to the dumps.
Those violating this warning
could be taken to court.
Just dump your trash and leave
the rest to the city, Chief Vickery
states.
Police Force Has
Young Candidate
The expansion of the chest of
Police Chief R. E. Vickery was ob
vious Wednesday as Kodiak’s law
enforcement chief proudly an
nounced the arrival of his first
grandchild.
Kodiak’s chief, the father of four
girls, was extremely proud to an
nounce that his first grandchild
was a boy.
Oh yes, the youngster has par
ents, too—they are Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Sherman. The boy was born at
the Naval base hospital.
The youngster, who tipped the
scales at 8 pounds, six ounces, was
named Nicholas Lee Sherman.
St. Mary’s Pupils
Register Aug. 26
Registration will be held in Saint
Mary’s School Sunday morning,
August 26, after the morning serv
ices. Again on Monday morning,
between nine and eleven o’clock,
the school will be open for regis
' tration. Children entering the first
grade must be six years old on or
before November 1.
Classes will open for the fall
term on Tuesday, September 4.
I’—""1 in. ...
Base Instructor
Attends Hawaii U.
Mrs. Raymond G. Arnold of Ko
diak has just completed the Uni
versity of Hawaii’s Summer Insti
tute on Asia, designed to give stu
dents general information on the
life, customs and institutions of
Asia. f
Mrs. Raymond is a third grade
teacher at the Naval Base school
in Kodiak.
ARREST RECORD
Three arrests for intoxication
were reported by Chief of Police
R. E. Vickery this past week as
Richard Patrochin was fined $25
and sentenced to 30 days in jail,
and Arthur Haakson and William
R. Smith both forfeited $25 bail
bonds on the same charge.
Candidate Martin
Hits Trail Here
Probably the last of the series of
primary candidates to campaign in
Kodiak before the primary election
was Verne 0. Martin, Anchorage
attorney, who made the rounds
here on Tuesday and Wednesday
in the company of Mi's. Martin.
The Anchorage attorney said
that his visit here was his last cam
paign trip before he returns home
to vote in the Tuesday elections.
Martin is a GOP candidate in
the gubernatorial election.
SEATTLE VACATION
Mrs. Mary Mowry and daughter,
Connie, left Saturday for a vaca
tion in Seattle.
SUNDAY SPECIALS
Lemon Meringue Pie.800 Ea.
French Fruit Slices.160 Ea.
NAUGHTON’S BAKERY
Open Day & Nite
Phone 486—2600
Expect Resanoff
Road Bid In Sept.
Joe Rothstein, administrative
assistant to Gov. Bill Egan, noti
fied Rep. Pete Deveau of Kodiak
this week that condemnation pro
ceedings on the Resanoff road
project will begin within 21 days.
It will require another 20 days if
any of the owners are absentees.
Rothstein estimated that a call
for bids on the project would be
made within six weeks.
Mirror classifieds bring results.
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ON VACATION
Mr. and Mrs. Basil W. Clark,
owners of Clark’s Garage in Ko
diak, departed Tuesday afternoon
for a two weeks’ trip to Washing
ton and Oregon. They plan to take
in Century 21 and also visit rela
tives in Oregon.
RUMMAGE NOTE
Anyone interested in donating
clothing, etc. to the St. Janies the
Fisherman Episcopal rummage
sale to be held this month is asked
to take the goods to Clark’s Ga
rage on or before Aug. 24.
AUTO MAGIC CLEANERS
(Kraft’s Super Market Is Across the Street From Us)
Special For The Week
Monday, Aug. 13, Only
I
YOU PAV $3.00 WE'LL PAY' 51-00
For 8 Pounds of
DRAPERIES - SLIP COVERS
wool, SOCKS - WOOL UNDERWEAR
Week’s Cleaning Tip: Bring y*ur clothes in on a hanger, not
rolled in a ball, and they will require little or no pressing.
Phone 486-2890
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