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State Local Boundary Commission
To Hold Meeting Here Cn Saturday
The State Local Boundary Com
TRiission wilt] hold pubjic hearings
in the Kodiak District Courtroom
*>n Saturday. December 12, begin
ning at 10 a m.
- The Commission will receive re
commendations from all interest
ed parties concerning the follow
ing:
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> 1. Proposed regulations, proce
. "dures and methods of local govern
ment annexation. 2. Standards,
procedures and physical boundar
ies f or boroughs in the Kodiak area
4sm*d throughout the state,. 3. Any
proposed local boundary changes.
The Commission will presetft
proposals received at the meeting
the state legislature. The pre
sentation made need not be formal,
bat .written summaries are request
ed
The Local Boundary Commission
is composed of the following mem
4»rs; Paul Choquette, Chairman;
iltrs. Gordon Lyon, Henry Gamarot,
Robert Scott and Ben Fleenor,
.member*.
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Te^ Is Total Of
November Arrests
Arrests for the month of Novem
ber were light, there being 10 ap
prehended by the City police.
Two arrests were made for
drunkenness, one for drunk and
disorderly, one on a charge of hit
and run and leaving the scene of
accident, ;and two for 'assualt and
•battery.
Forty-one traffic tickets were is
sued . There were nine dogs picked
up, allwof which were destroyed.
The police made twenty-four in
vestigations, and were called out
on two family disturbances.
The police car traveled 2182
miles in the course of the month.
Chief Vickery, in presenting his
•report,- stated that the police sta
tion is never dosed.
BUY, RENT OR SELL, TRY A
CLASSIFIED AD IN THE KODI
AK MIRROR. THEY BRING RE
SULTS! V
TURKEY SHOOT
Sunday, December 13
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Fort Abercrombie Area
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STARTS AT 10:00 AM "
HOT DOGS AND HAMBURGERS*!) N SALE
FREE COFFEf.,^
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22 — LARGE BORE — HAND GUN — SHOTGUN -^ARCHERY
SPONSORED BY .•
KODIAK OUTDOORSMEN
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CAluw.-iu^ xivAiijb ilM rAKisiAN — President Eisenhower waves
to the crowd as he stands alongside Pakistan’s Presiient Mohammed
Ayuh .Khsn in horse drawn carriage enroute to the preside 'ta? rWaee
in Karachi December 7. APWirephoio via radio from Karachi)
Cc Hases Heard
Zack Eastopsoff was sentenced to
six months in U. S. Commission
er’s Court this week on a charge
of drunk and disorderly.
Other cases which were heard in
•the City Magistrate’s court were:
Herman E. Kahutak, .a drunk s
charge, forfeited baU of $25; Alex
N. Ntaumoff, pn a delink charge.
fahe^T $2£ which was, suspended.
Eines of $ tbO which were suspend- .
erf, were meted out to N.’ Anderson ’
add T. Anderson on assault 'and
battery dhaf&Os.
■’M.r-.-.-Xil&y*, J / SV. ; :
George :.,Nekefei;off was- fined
$300 aind giyenra .^se^tene® -of 30
days o^ a 'clrun^^chargc,, r
If you want to buy, sell or rent
read the Kodiak Mirror1 *
ISLAND LAKE SNACK SHACK
Phone 5133— Box 147
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KODIAK, ALASKA
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Christmas, 1959
Dear Friends: :
Island-Lake Snack Shack is now winterized and open for the holiday, winter and ic®, skating
season. We wish to take this opportunity to thank our many friends whose natron age helped to
make otir ‘opening summer sea>;a a success, and to welcome them back along with our new
friends.
Our motto is: TIND A NEED AND FILL IT*. And with this in mind, W3 plan to turn the
SNACK SHACK into a PANCAKE HOUSE on Sunday, when we serve sourdoughs, or ordinary
waffles and hotcakes, with salmonberry syrup, honey and the like. Hotcakes together with bacon,
sausage or ham and eggs make a mouth waterin g Sunday brunch.
On Saturday, we plan to try turning the SNACK SHACK into a MEXICAN HOUSE and ser
ve enchiladas, tacos, chill, etc. Our frieptfs say our Mexican dinners are delicious.
On week-day evenings we will be serving meal-of-the-day casserole meals or short order din
ners. . • ' - , ’ • .^
For the skaters we shall try and supply the! r needs with d<^£-on«a-stick and hot mugs of cocoa
or coffee, which they can take out with ihittens on. Make up a skating party and come out. At this, .
writing (December 7, 1959) the lake is sale for ice skating, and a flood light has been provided
for your convenience. • ~~
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THE SNACK SHACK welcomes small club and private party meetings and can provide coffee
and refreshments. For reservations, caU 5133. : *‘
'•During the holiday season, the SNACK SHACF will take orders for home made Christmas
candies, cookies, fruit cakes or Engl^h plum puddings.
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For that afternoon or evening coffee break, mcy we suggest fruit cake or fluffy uncooked
cheese cake. They're delicious.
SEASONS GREETINGS
DERA, KARL, & JEAN BRUNSTAD
Firemen Wanted
The United States Civil Service
Commission announces examina
tion for the position of Fireman
paying $3.29 per hour, for Step one;
duty at the U. S. Naval Station,
Kodiak and the U. S. Naval Sta
tion, Adak. Alaska.
Information regarding require
ments and where to send applica
tion may be obtained from
Announcement in Post Office or
from the Sub-Board of U. S. Civil
Service Examiners, U.S. Naval
Station, Kodiak.
Qualified persons are urged to
file immediately.
The MV EXPANSION
Departs Kediak making stops at Old
Harb r, Alitak, Karluk, Larsen Bay,
San Juan and Ugaitik, Port Bailey,
Afognak and Uziniki. .
SAMPLE RATES
Passengers: Round trip—$55 plus tax
(including irieals)
Freight: $1.30 per hundred pounds
or 65 cents per cubic foot.
For freight and passenger rates to
any point contact'* the City Dock
Phone 3551
LEAVES SEWARD JAN. 12, 1960
FOR KODIAK
Aleutian Marine Transport Co Inc.
SUGGESTIONS FOR
CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS
FOR CHILDREN
A BIG SELECTION OF TOYS, GAMES, DOLLS, DINKY TOYS
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FOR LADIES
COSTUME JEWELRY, CANADIAN SEALSKIN SLIPPERS ft
BOOTS, KANDEL SWEATERS—THESE HAVE THE REPUTA
TION OF FINE MERCHANDISE
FOR MEN
JEWELRY, WALLETS, CANADIAN SEALSKIN SLIPPERS ft
BOOTS. A NICE SELECTION OF SHIRTS A SWEATERS.
' kiiiiDSErs ooTFiirTERS