Pictured above are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lee Sherman, who
were married September 17 in a double-ring ceremony at St. Mary’s
Catholic Church.
Mrs. Sherman is the former Francis Vickery, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Roland Vickery of this city.
CHIEF WARNS CURFEW
MUST BE OBSERVED
Police Chief Roland Vickery
warned parents against allowing
children on the streets after cur
few.
k
If parents don’t know the curfew
law, they are asked to call the De
partment, he stated. “If they don’t
want trouble, they are going to
have to have the children at home
by curfew time,” he warned.
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All-Time Favorites t p
Nylon velvet has become the favorite of
more and more parents because it’s
durable, scuff proof, crush resistant,
easily cleaned. Weather-Bird has used
it for new patterns, new fall colors.
Swivel strap pumps, skimmers, oxfords
for school ana party time.
DONNELLEY & ACHESON
Ladies Wear Dept.
Big Weekend For Elks
SEPT. 29 and SEPT. 30
Friday
• Happy Hour — 5 • 8:30 p. m.
• Steak Night 6 p. m. to 7:30 p. m.
• Initiation
Elks Only-Visiting Elks Welcome
•
Saturday
• Steak Dinner '
• Dancing
• Live Music
For Elks, Emblem Club Members and Guests
BE SURE AND CALL
486—S222 or 486-2666
FOR RESERVATIONS
NEW LOOK FOR DART—Dodge’s popular-price Dart is dramatically restyled
for 1962. Dodge engineers say the new Dart features a new concept in standard-size
car design which provides the owner with greater performance, economy and ease
of handling. All useless weight and extra size has been “engineered out,” they say.
Pictured above Is the'deluxe Dart “440” four-door hardtop.
White Popular
DEROIT — The most popular
color for Dodge cars—by a big
margin — is white.
A recent survey revealed that
“Blue Seal” Pilot
New Designation
Alaskan private and commercial
pilots who have enough instrument
flying skill to get themselves out of
potentially dangerous weather situ
ations will soon be sporting a “Blue
Seal” on their pilot’s certificates.
Beginning October 1 Federal
Aviation Agency safety inspectors
at Fairbanks, Juneau, and Anchor
age will begin issuing the new cer
tificates, according to Melvin
Derry, supervising inspector for
general aviation for the flight
standards district office in Anch
orage.
The Blue Seal program is nation
wide and all private and commer
cial pilots who have received cer
tificates since May 1960 automatic
ally become eligible. Pilots who ob
tained licenses prior to that time
may acquire the Blue Seal by sub
mitting logbooks and documents
showing eligibility, and success
fully completing a minimum flight
test limited to present instrument
requirements for a private or com
mercial license.
The Aircraft Owners and Pilots
Association plans to offer pilots a
360 Degree Instrument Rating
Course which the FAA will recog
nize as qualifying graduates for the
Blue Seal. The course was devel
oped by the AOPA foundation and
can be given by any flight school or
qualified flight and ground instruc
tor. A syllabus for use by instruc
tors is available free from the
AOPA.
“We are not trying to make full
instrument pilots out of all pilots,”
FAA Administrator N. E. Halaby
said in explaining the Blue Seal
program. “With this minimum abil
ity, a pilot has a life preserver he
can use in emergencies.”
The Blue Seal certificates may be
obtained from FAA inspectors at
the Arctic Airways hangar at Fair
banks International airport, the
terminal building at the Juneau
Municipal International airport, or
the Safeway Airways hangar, Mer
rill Field, Anchorage.
Jaycees Begin
Fall Activities
Kodiak Island Jaycees will hold
their fall reactivation meeting,
Wednesday, Oct. 4, in the DeKaJa
Room, beginning at 8 p. m.
The “King Crab Story” and
Alaska Sea Otter” films will be
shown through the courtesy of the
Kodiak Chamber of Commerce and
the Alaska Department of Fish and
Game.
All members, prospective mem
bers, and other young men inter
ested in civic improvement and
leadership are invited and urged
to attend, according to Jim Rarr,
secretary of the organization.
Jerry Redick is the president of
the organization.
31.8 per cent of all 1961 Dodge cars
produced at the four Dodge as
sembly plants were white, General
Sales Manager John B. Naughton
said.
Buckskin, a light metallic brown,
was the second most popular choice
at 13.9 per cent. Glacier Blue, a
light metallic blue, was third at
10.3 per cent. „
Pontiac
(continued from page 3)
Catalina models are recognized
by a slender side moulding extend
ing from the front door to the rear
fender end cap, script series names
on the front fenders and wide set
s.ngle-buib tail lamps on the rear
end.
MECHANICAL ADVANCES
All new models will be lubri
cated with a special grease during
assembly, permitting extension of
the chassis lubrication interval up
a 25,000 miles under normal driv
ing conditions. The crankcase oil
drain interval at new car driveout
is advanced to 4,000 miles under
favorable conditions.
New intake manifolds in Pon
tiac’s Trophy 425 engine insure a
speedier warm-up period and great
er operating economy. The two
barrel carburetor on the basic V-8
with Hydra-Matic is recalibrated
for improved economy and smooth
ness, and all fur-barrel carburetors
are redesigned for better fuel con
trol and smoother, more economic
road operation.
Try a classified ad in the Mirror.
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ALASKA TRANSFER & STORAGE
AGENT FOR
IVSsftin Van Lines
We handle Packing, Crating and Shipping
from Kodiak to all Alaskan points, United
States, Hawaii and Germany.
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KNUDSEN’S
B-4 your mail your orders for gift and everyday as well as
Christmas items, take a look at what your local stores have to
offer, and Knudsen’s in particular. Then you won’t be disap*
pointed when your orders arrive broken and substituted and after |
Christmas.
See Our Stock of PARKAS
ALASKAN JEWELRY
FOR ALL THE FAMILY
Cameras, Film, Photo Finishing
GOOD WORK AND GOOD SERVICE
Guns, Ammo, Holsters, Belts
Gun Cases, Powder and Bullets
We have some new GLASS and GIFT ITEMS on the next
ship. Be sure to see these.
KNUDSEN’S — Where All Kodiak Shops I