Walter 8. Dillon
Services Held
Word has been received here
thut Requiem High Mass was cele
brated at St. Mary’s Star of the
Sea church at North Bend, Wash
rngtoin, for Walter S. Dillon, a
former resident of Kodiak, whose
death occurred July 16 at the Vet
erans hospital, Seattle.
Mr. Dillon had been in ill
health since late last year and
was taken to Seattle for medical
attention recently. He was em
ployed at Alvine’s Marine Repair
as a mechanic.
The dceas&d was born n Win
ton, Chelan County, Washington,
September 13, 1994. Survivors are
his wife, Emma, who Is now in
North Bend, Washington, but is
expected to return to Kodiak the
first week in September; three
sons, Frank of Four Corners, Walt
J. of Crescent City, Calif,, and
Stanley of Puyallup, Wash.; his
mother, Mrs. Francis Dillon, a
brother, Thomas J. Dillon, both
in Winton and a sister, Genevieve
Hteurman, Hollywood. There are
eleven grandchildren.
Interment was in the Catholic
cemetery at North Bend.
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ENTRY BLANK FOR HALIBUT DERBY
Kodiak Outdoorsmen
Box 37. Kodiak; Alaska
Register me for first day of Halibut Fishing Derby August 15, 1958
□ $3.00
Register me for three djtys -of Halibut Fishing Derby August 15, 18
and 17, 1058 p $7.00
Register me for membership in Kodiak Outdoorsmen p $3.00
1 promise to abide by and adhere to all the rules, governing the
Halibut Fishing Derby. 1 expect no liability or compensation in case
of accident.
Name _ ___,_____:__
Address
City .
State
SALE SALE
August
Clearance
LADIES & CHILDREN’S
WEAR
SUITS SHIRTS
DRESSES SHOES
COATS BLOUSES
These and many other values
25 percent to 50 percent off
oonnelleyTacheson
Phone 3201
New Postal Rates
Already In Effect
Tin* new postal rates went into
effect at H o'clock Thursday
evening.
The new rates on first class
and airmail are as follows: For
postcards, up from two cents to
three cents; for first class mail,
from three cents to four cents for
each ounce; for airmail postage,
from six cents to seven for each
ounce.
For airmail post cards, from
four cents up to five cents; for
second class transient mail, the
first ounce two cents, remain the
same, with each additional ounce
one more cent.
DOCK RESTAURANT
OPENS TODAY
The small restaurant on the
Donnelley and Acheson dock
opens for business today, accord
inn to an announcement made by
Mrs, Bernice Blakely, the owner.
The restaurant will feature
sandwiches, seafoods and Mexican
dishes. It Is decorated in the Mex
ican motif.
HIKE IN BATHS ASKICI)
(Continued from Page 1)
toed,” Kincaid stated. t
Kincaid, C.I'.A. here, and ac
countant for the firm, gave detail
ed figures on the company’s oper
ations here (he past several years.
He called attention to improved
service enjoyed by the community.
This was questioned from the aud
ience by Klvin Foster, who stated
he is continually getting wrong
number calls. Kincaid stated any
troubles will be taken care of by
the company when phoned in. ”1
would venture to say, more than
90 percent of the wrong number
calls are due to use of the old
phone book," he said. There is at
present an epidemic of wrong
number calls by pranksters, it
was brought out.
The council adopted a motion
to have the citv attorney draw up
an ordinance for a rate increase,
predicated on the information
furnished by the company.
A few of the increases antici
pated are as follows;
Business: I party, old rate
$12,50, new rate $14.50. Two party
desk or wall will go to $12. Resi
dences, 1 party, desk or wall will
he $9. Two party, $7. Kxtensions,
$2 monthly.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
(Continued from Page 1)
are now in operation in Alaska
and more will be put into use this
year. As reported in the Mirror
several weeks ago, King Crab, Inc.
is installing two of the peelers
this year. If their plans work out,
this will he a new industry for
Kodiak.
Returning to the local fishing
prospects, Chris Poulsen of King
Crab, Inc. reports the pack will
run close to last year- Some
good catches have been reported
around Karluk and Sharatin Bay,
and some other areas where sal
mon are not normally caught.
Stan Alvine of Alvlne's Marine
Repair spent most of the week va
cationing. Doc Johnson has been
waiting for good weather to put a
coat of paint on his WINDBIRl).
The A SC m/v TATA LIN A dock
ed in briefly Wednesday with
fresh produce, and came back Fri
day night for unloading, and load
ing the salmon pack.
Over $60,000 has been paid out
for bounty on hair seals killed
since June 30, 1067, exhaustin*
the appropriation®. No more boun
ties can be paid until legislature
votes the funds. Hunters are ad
vised to send in claims as usual
for future payment.
UNITIZED
CARGO SERVICE
via The Alaska Line
SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE
MS TATAUNA
August 13
Calling At
Woimuts Uay, Kodiak,
Seldovia and Homer
ALASKA
SHAMSHIP COMPANY
v
Announcing; the Opening;.. Today
THE RIFT
(on D. and A. Dock)
Featuring.
Sandwiches Mexican Dishes
Seafoods
Important Notice!
ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING
OF THE
Republican Party
THURSDAY, AUG. 7 - 7:30 P.M.
Fishermen’s Hall
if All Republicans
if Independents
if Young Men and Women 18 or over
PLEASE ATTEND!
GUEST SPEAKERS
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
VOTE FOR
Statehood for Alaska
AUGUST 26th