Canada Requires
Insurance For
Alaskan Drivers
J. B. Loonam, Director, Division
of Insurance, Alaska Department
of Commerce, has received from
the Provincial Government of Brit
ish Columbia, the following infor
mation of interest to Alaska driv
ers.
Those who will be driving on the
highways of British Columbia on
or after June 1, 1962, will have to
carry insurance on their vehicles
with inclusive limits of $25,000.
Motor Vehicle Liability (Pink)
cards evidencing the issuance of
insurance in this amount may be
obtained from local Alaska insur
ance agents. Should a resident of
Alaska need additional insurance
coverage to meet the minimum re
quirements, their local insurance
agent should be contacted and the
necessary additional coverage can
be supplied at reasonable cost.
The Division has also been ad
vised that on January 1, 1963, non
Come As Yon Are
residents of British Columbia will
have to have insurance in the in
clusive minimum limit of $35,000.
This information is being made
available so that Alaskans may be
familiar with British Columbia re
quirements and take the necessary
steps to comply, prior to driving in
the Province.
Grandmothers To
Picnic Sunday
Kodiak Grandmother’s Club No.
39 will hold a picnic at Island Lake
this Sunday, June 24, beginning at
1:00 o’clock in the afternoon.
Hostess for the event is Dera
Brunstad and the picnic will be
held at the Brunstad summer resi
dence at Island Lake.
Members planning to attend are
asked to make reservations in ad
vance with either Mrs. Brunstad
at 486—5133, or club president,
Mrs. Pearl Chisholm at 486—2863.
“Come and bring a salad or hot
dish,” the club announcement read.
RESERVE YOUR BOOTH
Oa the Midway ter the 4th ef Jaly
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Fleet Reserve Association is spon
soring leasing of booths—For infor
mation phone Howard Bates at
487-5563 or 487-3391
All requests must be in by June 26
STEAM BATHS
Open 7 Days a Week 24 Hrs.
Soap and Towels Furnished
Men and Women Invited
Private Steam Rooms $2.59
Last Bldg on Left on Base Road
Ph. 486—3205
THOMPSON TRANSFER
ERIC MUELLER, Prop.
CLEAN HEAT!
Both 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-FHIed Service
Home and Office
486-2300
I
Standard Plant
486-5115
Jewel Thieves
Warning Given
The “modus operandi” of certain
jewel thieves was outlined and a
warning issued today to all local
stores handling jewelry of the pos
sible use of the outlined method
in the Kodiak area.
The method was used recently
on at least one Kodiak merchant
and city police wish to alert all
jewelry dealers.
“A person will request to see the
most expensive jewels and will
look them over and leave without
pricing. Three or four days later
the person will return and ask to
see the same stones. An accom
plice will divert attention of the
clerk and an imitation is switched
with the phony stone taking the
place of the real thing, or stone,”
Chief R. E. Vickery explained.
“Should anyone use this method
of operation we would like to know
about them immediately,” the chief
said.
Arrest Warrants
To Follow Tickets
Following is a list of unpaid traf
fic tickets issued by city police. If
these tickets are not paid for with
in the next 48 hours, warrants for
arrest will be issued, according to
Police Chief R. E. Vickery.
23951-L/T-1-154, 18278, T/K-4-345,
23498, 23332, 8771, 23065, 38595,
C-31-543, 36-578, VIR-984297, and
GA-58J-183.
SELF-CONFIDENCE
It’s impossible to sell your
self to others until you have
sold yourself to you.
Kodiak-Aleutian
Realty Services
Land
Business
Properties
Franchised Dealer for
Lockwall Homes
APPRAISALS
LIFE INSURANCE
Notary Public
Staff Licensed and Bonded
by
State Real Estate Commission
George H. Cornelius. Broker
For Appointment Call 486-2960
VISIT “CENTURY 21”
Visiting the Alaska Exhibit at
the Seattle World’s Fair “Century
21” during the past week were the
following Kodiak residents:
June 7: Audrey E. Kraft, David
and Lessa; Mr. and Mrs. S. Bryan
Thorsheim.
June 8: Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lok
ken and Family; Florence F. iDa
vis; Walter 0. Kraft; Susanne
Kraft. (See story on Kraft family
visit.)
FREE ENTERPRISE
Keep up the competitive spirit—
when competition steps out, mo
nopoly moves in.
SUNDAY SPECIALS
Molasses Cookies. 400 Doz.
Walnut Cake. 830 Ea.
NAUGHTON S BAKERY
Open Day & Nite
Phone 486-2600
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oms.
Northern now serves the Northwest
with Kelvin Hughes marine equip
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