Xmas Mailing Time
Now—Says P. O.
The last dates for assured ar
rival by Christmas for packages
and cards were announced today
by Postmaster William Lamme.
“We sent over two tons of Christ
mas packages out on the Alaska
Steamship vessel yesterday,” Mr.
Lamme said, “and packages and
Miller s iee coi^ a* ^e
High Life Montmartre
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cards should be mailed from now
on as ready.”
‘‘I especially want to warn again
st waiting for the Tatalina on Dec.
7 as it will not arrive in Seattle
until Dec. 18, too late for assured
delivery to many points,” Mr.
Lamme said. “Mail your stateside
packages from now until Nov. 30
and they should arrive on time
anywhere in the South 48.”
Miller’s
Ice Cold at the
High Life Beachcombers
DO YOU HAVE A PROBLEM
Would you like to be helped and also helpful this Christmas?
—You can be if you have a pilot in the family and are wondering
what useful gift you can get him. The State Division of Aviation
has an Alaskan Airport Directory for sale that will help guide
your pilot all over Alaska. This convenient pocketbook size book
let is only $5.00 and the price includes three years additions and
revisions.
Mall Orders will be promptly filled.
Enclose your check or money order made payable to State of
Alaska, Division of Aviation:
OR
Pick up an Airport Directory at Room 202 Glover Building,
Anchorage, Alaska.
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For Information
Phone BR 2-2401 or BR 2-2411
★ THANKSGIVING DAY
DINN R*
MENU
Kodiak. King Crab. Cocktail
Soup Du Jour
SPRING SALAD BOWL
Roquefort, French or Thousand Island
Dressing
★ Roast Turkey Hen.$2.75
Savory Dressing, Cranberry Sauce
Old Fashioned
★ Baked Ham . 3.50
Candied Sweet Potatoes
★Fried Spring Chicken_4.00
Country Gravy
★ New York Steak .6.00
Prime, Choice, 16 oz.
★ Filet Mignon .... 6.00
Grilled Double Cut, 16 oz.
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Vegetable Whipped Potatoes
Choice of Desserts
COFFEE TEA
SERVED FROM 4 O’CLOCK
Small orders for small fry — Half Price
FOR RESERVATIONS—
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See elsewhere in this issue of
the Kodiak Mirror for a schedule
of Christmas mailing dates.
Wildlife Slides
Shown At Rotary
Slides were shown on bird and
animal life and a talk on game
management were given by Ron
Batchelor, A.D.F.G. biologist, dur
ing the Rotary Club meeting Tues
day noon at the 49 Room.
The slides shown were of birds
and animals found in the North
American continent. Many pe
culiar to Alaska were shown. The
accompanying informative talk de
scribed the wildlife, their eating,
reproductive and migratory ha
bits, as well as interesting side
lights on game management.
A 100% attendance record for
the meeting, was announced by
the secretary, William Lamme.
Jack Hinekel gave a brief talk
on his vacation trip. Visitors at the
meeting included Loren Houge of
Bryon, Ohio, Bert Walker, Ron
Batchelor and student member,
Danny Olson.
Reelect Officers
Of Jr. Wives Club
Lois Bethel was reelected as
president of the Coast Guard
Junior Wives Club, at a recent
meeting of the group. Peggy Seig
ler, vice president, was also re
elected to that position.
New officers elected were Mary
Fields, secretary, Hazel Vail,
treasurer, and Darlene Rainwater,
assistant secretary.
Miller S Cold at the
High Life Elks Club
TURKEYS
are thought of in connection with
Thanksgiving just as Art Brooks,
is thought of in connection with
any kind of insurance. When they
think of Thanksgiving and some
thing to
EAT PEOPLE
think of turkey. When you think
of insuring anything think of Kodi
ak Insurance
FOR
we can insure anything except
your over-eating on
THANKSGIVING
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Kodiak Insurance
& Bldg Corp
A turkey buffet was held by the
C.G. Officers Wives Club and the
C.G. Junior Wives dub, at the
Civilian dub, Nov. 8, with thirty
three ladies attending.
The two clubs are joining forces
for the annual Air Drop at Christ
mas time, when gifts are flown
over various villages and dropped
to the children. The Oluibs also are
combining efforts and will wrap
gifts for enlisted men stationed
here without dependents.
A Tupperware party and a bake
sale, the latter held Nov. 17 in the
lobby of the Navy Exchange, pro
vided some of the funds raised by
the Junior Wives for these proj
ects.
Put the finest label
on your table
Miller’s High Life
Breaker’s Liquor Store
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GIVE
PORTRAITS
for
CHRISTMAS
Black & white or color
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George C. Ameigh, Jr.
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by appointment * Box 1133
Phone 6472 * Kodiak, Alaska
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