Safe And Sane
Fourth Observed
Here At Kodiak
While the Lower 48 set a one
day record for Fourth of July
fatalities due to auto mishaps,
boating and drowning, Wednes
day, it was calm and peaceful in
Kodiak, according to Police Chief
It. E. Vickery.
Chief Vickery said that no re
ports of even minor mishaps took
place on Independence Day dur
ing the celebration which started
at 9 a.m. and extended until mid
night when the fireworks show
was concluded.
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Fishermen Hit By
Clam Poisoning
Juneau Ufi — Nine commercial
fishermen were poisoned by butter
clams dug in the Icy Strait area
Tuesday were released from a Ju
neau hospital in good condition
last week.
State Division of Public Health
said the men, from the fishing ves
sels Eric and Elfin, dug the clams
at Porpoise Island off Excursion
Inlet. They were flown to Juneau
early yesterday with mild symp
toms of clam poisoning.
BIRTHDAY PICNIC
Tommy Kraft, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Kraft, celebrated his
fifth birthday on Thursday with a
picnic lunch for 19 youngsters held
at Mill Bay.
SUNDAY SPECIALS
Peanut Butter Cookies... 400 Doz.
Cuban Rum Cake.650 Ea.
NAUGHTON’S BAKERY
Open Day & Nite
Phone 486—2600
Try Our Merchants Lunch
DONT FORGET — WE HAVE
SOFT ICE CREAM
CONES DISHES
• • •
We Never Close
Spend Your Vacation
At Ease .
Tops — $2.50
Capris — $3.50
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Sale on Play Shoes
$1.25
Remember — You Can Find Anything You Need
AT
KNUSSEN'S OUTFITTERS
YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR SHOES
AND CLOTHING NEEDS
Phone 486—5122
Aleut Songs And Legends Are
Tape Recorded For Posterity
Tape recordings of Aleut music,
songs and legends, the only ones
believed to have been made at Aku
tan were presented recently to
Mrs. Mary Hale, executive director
of the Alaska Music Festival by
Lowell Wakefield.
“As a contribution to preserving
the old Aleut culture, we asked
Lowell Thomas, Jr. to go to Akutan
and with the help of Alex McGla
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shan and Willie Tcheripanof to
record the Russian Orthodox serv
ices as sung in Aleut, and to tape
local songs, music and legends,”
said Lowell Wakefield, president
of the Wakefield Fisheries.
‘‘So successful was the venture
that many colleges and universi
ties have asked for copies of the
tapes,” Wakefield said.
To Survey Areas
For Employment
Juneau UP)—The State Employ
ment Service will launch an imme
diate survey to determine what
type of workers are needed most in
the Anchorage, Fairbanks and Ju
neau area, Labor Commissioner
Gil Johnson said.
Survey teams from the Employ
ment Service will interview em
ployers in the three areas during
July and August to determine what
job occupations are in demand and
cannot be filled from local labor
forces, Johnson said.
ARRESTS
Following is the weekly report
on arrests as prepared by Police
Chief R. E. Vickery:
Arcadia Pestrikoff, drunk, 15
days suspended; Williams R.
Bridges, disorderly conduct, $35
bail forfeited; Dorcus Jennings,
drunk, $25 bail forfeited; Kristin
Spikkelan, disorderly conduct, $50
bail forfeited.
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IMPORTANT NEWS
Here is news of an important event that we're sure you will want to attend
The nationally famed AMF Free Bowling Clinic, which has played to capacity crowds
and rave reviews in over 65 cities during the past three years, is coming to Kodiak,
under the co-sponsorship of the Kodiak Mirror-Elks Bowling Lanes, Friday, July 27.
A two-hour session has been scheduled for this establishment from 8-10 on July 27.
Three top bowling stars from the AMF Staff of Champions will be here. They are:
Lee Jouglard, Frank Clouse and Ruby Chang.
The Clinic is for everyone—veteran or novice bowlers, adults, teenagers, juniors—
anyone who wants to improve his game or learn bowling from the bottom up—THE
CORRECT WAY.
It’s all free, it’s all entertaining. The AMF Free Bowling Clinic has been a smash
success in Detroit, Boston, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Dallas, Washington, D.C.,
and many other cities and has instructed and entertained over 250,000 people.
We hope you and your family will plan to attend.
Remember the date—Friday, July 27
Please come as the guest of Elks Bowling Lanes, Kodiak Mirror and AMF
Cordially,
ELKS CLUB
No Other Gift
is quite as welcome
as Flowers
We have a beautiful array of
Potted Plants
Cut Flowers
Corsages
Flowers by
Elaine
Also Come See Our Complete Line of Seeds and Bulbs
Local Delivery, of course-And by wire, ANYWHERE
Phone 486-5225 — % City Market