Elks to frolic
Now Year’s Eve
Elk members of the local lodge
will celebrate with their annual
ftew Year’s Eve party next Wed
nesday night.
Noisemakers, fancy hats and fa
vors will be given out. Dancing
will begin at 10 p.m. and continue
until early morning.
As an innovation at this year’s
dance, breakfast will be served
from 3 am. to 6:30 a.m.
Attendance is limited to Elk
members and their ladies, Emb
lem club members and escorts.
Real Sleepyhead
Plays to Audience
LONDON (£*) — The school play
required seven-year-old Teddy
Keilegher to go to bed on stage
and pretend to be fast asleep.
A host of little angels tiptoed in
io the strains of a cradle song and
quietly placed presnts beside the
bed.
Teddy was to wake up and rub
his eyes in amazement at the gifts.
The music stopped, but Teddy
..I.
never stirred. He really was
asleep.
Finally a teacher hurried across
stage to give the young star a de
termined shake. Teddy sat up.
He rubbed his eyes. And then he
did what every little boy does on
Christmas morning. Ignoring the
script, he jubilantly started open
ing the parcels.
The audience roared. Teddy’s
stage aunt hurried on to say the
final lines just in time to stop
him from eating some of the can
dy. Daddy took the smiling, sleepy
little boy home to bed.
PD Sponsors Dance
New Year’s Eve
A New Year’s Eve dance will
be held at the Labor Temple Wed
nesday, Dec. 31, beginning at 8
n Tbe Mil ^ on sored by the
' * 'iak Police Department for the
■ en Age Club. ;
The dance will be open to all
iults from the age of 16 years.
Admission is $1.00. Starting at 8
p.m., the dance will continue,, until
1 a.m.
Refreshments will he served
free.
The Montmartre Inn
Christmas Day Menu
Kodiak King Crab. Cocktail
French OniOn Soup Aux Croutons
Spring Salad Bowl, choice of Dressing
, —ENTREES—
ROASTED TURKEY HER,
Savory Dressing, Cranberry Sauce
$3.00
ROASTED LORD ISLAND DUCKLING,
Dressing, Spiced Crab Apples
$3.50
DROILED CHICKEN,
Au Gratin Potatoes
$3.50
BROILED EASTERN LOBSTER,
Lemon Butter Sauce
$4.50
LOBSTER THERMIDOR,
$5.00
BROILED FILET MIGNON, ala Prince
$0.00
Whipped Potatoes Vegetables
Hot Roils and Butter
Hot Mince Pie Strawberry Shortcake
Chocolate Sundae Vanilla Ice Cream
Coffee Tea
DINING ROOM OPENS AT 4 P.M.
call 4232 F0R Reservations
Small Orders for Small Fry—Half Price
-“Wtwuf 0A>Utfm4U t*
Faith - for Flyers
Almost like a religious leader,
Don Gretzer, Chief of the Civil
A e r o n a u ti c s Administration’s
General Safety Division, has pro
claimed what shold be a creed for
safe flying in Alaska.
In one of his widely-acclaimed
Aviation Safety Discussions, Gret
zer has this to say on Faith:
“It requires faith on the part
of the pilot to remain by his air
plane; faith that searching opera
tions will take place, and that they
will be effective.
“This I believe, and most of the
Alaskan pilots believe: that the
combined military, CAP and
civilian participation in searching
for lost aircraft is marvelously
effective, so long as the airplane
is within reasonable distance of
its flight plan course.
“This I know: that during the
last season, the airplane has al
ways been located before the pilot
who left the airplane was found,
when the airplane was within a
i' ^ - ; r w
Lou Veerman
Agent
Phone 4921
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SAILINGS FROM SEATTiE
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January 7
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reasonable distance of its planned
course.”
Might be a good copy a
sticker to paste on the instrument
panel of every Alaskan airplane
it you want to buy, sell oj re nr
read the Kodiak Mirror.
Merry Christmas and
a fiunpy New Year
to all the people of
Kodiak
OLAF HALVERSON
“Season's greetings
and
Best Wishes for 1959
to
Our Alaska Friends
LIBBY, MCNEILL & LIBBY"
Elks...Celebrate at our Gala
New Years Eve Party
ELKS CLUB
• MADCAP
• NOISEM AKERS
• FANCY HATS
• Favors
Dancing from 10 p.m.
ADMISSION: For reservations phone 2044
$2.00 per couple
Breakfast served from 3 a.m. to 6:30 a.m.
FREE Tom & Jerrys served by the Elks’ officers
from 1 p.m. New Year’s Day.
For Elks, their ladies, Emblem Club members
and Escorts