The fo’lowing notified om
of birth registration have been
received and mav he called for
at the Kodiak Health Center,
from 8:30 to 10 am and from 4
to 5 pm.
Jeffery Dale Carver, Steven
Earl Settle, Kenneth KarlWil
ertjs, <~h?ryl Lynn Robbins,
Valorie Hazel Warwick, Re
becca Mercy Lindsey, and
Leanne Franziska Bettinger.
Parents wishing the notifi
cations mailed should call Miss
Olive Walker, public health
nurse, on 2394.
ELK'S CLUB
FRIDAY OCT. 2
BENEFIT DANCE
Children’s Drum & Bugle Corps
8:30 PM till ?
:
Public invited
Sponsored by V. F. W. AUX. !
Sunday School 10 am
Morning Worship 11 am
Evening Service 7:30 pm
Prayer meeting
Wednesday 7:30 pm
Communion
Every third Sunday
“Christian Brotherhood
Hour” KFQD Sunday 8:30am
Judson E. Masters
Pastor
| nI 1 son, Bfinns Buy
Club Liquor
All the stock, fixtures, fur
niture and the liquor license
of the Club Liquor Store were
purchased by Stan Nelson and|
JAss and Frieda Blinn Monday I
'it an auction held by a repre-1
tentative of the Bureau of In
ternal Revenue.
| The Club Liquor Store and
I personal property belonging
to Ray Martin were seized un
der warrants for distraint for
income and withholding taxes
in excess of $30,000 by internal
revenue agents two weeks ago.
Nelson received the property
on a bid of $5,500. The sale
was conducted by A. Verle
I Gollar, internal revenue agent
j from Anchorage. A minimum
[bid of $5,000 was placed on
I the sale by Collar. There was
j one other bidder besides Nel
son.
The building housing the
Club LiquoriStore and ground
are owned by Ben Kraft
i A 1948 Ford one and one
1 half ton flat bed truck and a
! 1947 Chrysler Sedan were
i seized from Martin and will
! be sold at public auction on
t October 6, at 2 pm at the steps
j of the City Hall, Collar said
j Monday. A notice of the sale
appears in today’s MIRROR.
Miss Delores Gallagher,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Tommy Gallagher, celebrated
her birthday last Saturday
with a party for her friends.
Garoid Lee Prouty, 16, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Galen Prouty
of KNS, has been awarded the
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by the Nat onal Rifte Associa
tion of America.
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Steaks Prawns Chicken
Featuring Chinese Food by Chef Joe Wong of
San Francisco’s Chinatown
Cliised Mondays
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The
Kodiak Laundry
Be Free of Washday Blues
Family Laundry
FREE PICKUP S DELIVERY
Next Door
7 o the Mirror Office
THIS IS THE UNITED LABOR PARTY
The UNITED LABOR PARTY represents all men and women who work for a living in
Kodiak - - - - the Fisherman, the Bartender, the Teamster, the electrician, the
Plumber, the Carpenter, the Hodcarrier, the Cannery Worker, the Culinary Worker,
the Store Clerk, and the Sailor.
ITS CANDIDATES WERE CHOSEN FROM AMONG MEN IN THIS CATEGORY.
THEY WILL REPRESENT YOU AND THE CITY.
THESE ARE ITS CANDIDATES
Basil Clark Pat Cannon
Joe Kerrigan Zora “Curley” Wilson
You are urged to register early for this important election. Remember, you must have registered by
October 3, 1953 before 4:00 P. M. or have voted it the last municipal general or special election
in order to vote.
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