LOCAL GIRL . HONOR STUDENT FOR KOREAN VETERANS .
Sandra J. Perkins is on the Uni
versity of Alaska honor roll for
the first semester, Dr. Neil W. Hos
ley. University dean, announced
this week.
Miss Perkins is the daughter of
Mrs. Myrna Perkins of Kodiak.
She is a senior at the University,
majoring in Arts and Letters.
"Additional problems initiated
and intensified by each new law al
most always exceeds the problem
which the law was designed to al
leviate in the first place ...” by
W. C. Mullendore in the Freeman.
--
Veterans of the Korean and post
Korean conflict period are losing
valuable GI insurance rights be
cause they are filing applications
for special five-year term policies
four months after separation, in
stead of within 120 days.
The law grants only 120 days in
which to apply for this converti
ble term policy without medical
examination, the Veterans Admini
stration warned.
GRIFFIN HOSPITAL BIRTHS
Reba Jean, 6 lbs. 7% ozs., March
4 to Julia and J. J. Carter.
Ha* your do* had Rabies or Distemper shots?
IF NOT SEE
G. Thomason 11BD Ni. Blvd. Pb. 571
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Be par’faclly failor'ecL anti, know il,
Flawle^ly fiffecL ancL jkow if. »
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Coal or'
Hours 9 to 6 1
Opeu until 8 pm on Friday
USD New*
Friday, March 9—8:00 p. m.—’
Dance, music by Navy Combo.
Saturday, March 10—6:00 p.m.—
Ping Pong tournament.
5:00 p. m.—Feature movie.
Sunday, March 11—Building
>pen from 9:00 a. m. to 11:00 p. m.
Monday, March 13—7:30 p. m.—
Meeting Servicemen’s Program
Planning Committee.
5:00 p. m.—Alf Madsen will talk on
Big Game Hunting ih Kodiak, and
will show films and slides.
Wednesday, March 14—7:30 p.
n.—Meeting USO Operating Com
mittee.
5:00 p. m.—Feature Movie.
Thursday, March 15—Building
[>pen for small games, ping pong,
recordings, etc., from 9:00 a. m. to
11:00 p. m.
Friday, March 16—8:00 p. m —
St. Patrick’s Dance.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Excellent 1 hdrm house with
view located near shopping area.
$2000 down will handle.
2 bdrm home,, completely fum.
Located outside City limits onMill
Bay Rd. Total selling price only
$9000! ;• .
2 bdrm-furn. house outside city
limits on Mission Rd; Selling for
$6500.
1 bdrm house on Alder Lane.
Selling for $4700.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
2 unfurnished 1 bdrm. apts. in
iowntown area.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
BANK OF KODIAK
Phones 2222, 4691, 2233
PNA BUSY AIRLINES l
THIS PAST WEEK
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There was considerable travel by
PNA the past week. The Kodiak
High School basketball team in
chartered flights, as mentioned in J
last weeks issue of the Mirror,
were joined by members of the n
Base high school in the flight to a
Aikhorage; Among them was Mrs. e
Bates, Patricia and Janet Bucking
ham, Betty Bulyca, Lois Goudie,
Carole Jennings, Evangeline Me
Pherson and Jeanette Schwartz. ^
The following were among the g
outgoing passengers: Eugene Hig- j
gins, William C. Kurtess, Robert
Arvine, Elizabeth Davis and infant n
George, Ray Swaney, L. O. Smith,
D. E. Poband, Haggete, Charles
Bargerson, Don Etyke, C. B. Finn
egan, Jack Paul, Charles McCall,
Fred Booler, Jessie Wood, Ray
Barnes, Lena Shcinitz, Eniear Pet
terson, Bob Priest, Robert Swain,
R. W. Allen, AI Miller, Gerry Me
Lean, Harold and Curtie Wardle,
Marion Shober, George Preece,
John Higgins, Carl Bostick, James
Unger, Rudolph. Allen, Lloyd Lop
zo, William Timmins, Dudley Dur
ant, Tom Carroll, Robert Fleming,
Ken Whitaker, Samuel Rick, Alex
ander Korbruk, Catherine Melone
doff, Robert Watson, Paddy Sher
man, Asgerd Olsen, Robert Gilbert
and Ward Wells.
Incoming passengers listed were
Billy James Weist, Clifford Fred
erick, Richard Moore and Mr. and
Mrs. Max LaLande. »
A Constellation, chartered by
the American Mail Lines, arrived
Sunday night and departed Mon
day afternoon. Six Company of
ficials arrived on it, : together C
with news reporters. Some com
pany men and survivors left the
following day on regular flights.
Gil Garvela expects to leave to
night by PNA for Ketchikan, Ju
neau, Seattle and Los Angeles.
NITE13 DRIVE
Cor d from Page 1)
sed. , '
Over five hundred dollars has
sen subscribed to and sent in to
»e Alaska Visitors Association in
le local drive for funds, it was
•ported by O. A. Torgerson, wh*
ong with Dr. Bob Johnson bandt
i the drive.
EPUBLICA.NS TO MEET
Jack Hinckel will speak on the
laska Constitution at a meeting
r the local Republicans to be held
. the Elks hall Tuesday, March
1.
All civilians andtnilitary person
el are invited.
.ticp 0*1 mud) more "Vio Alaska tine"
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UNITIZED
CARGO
I
• speeds shipments
• in perfect safety
larence King, Agent
Phone 4521
FROM SEAltU
March 15
MS LUCIDOK
Calling At
Petersburg
Port Bailey, Kodiak
Women’s Bay
ALASKA
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
MAIN UNE TO ALASKA . SINCE UM
DONNELLEY & ACHESON
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AT OUR STORE
Dial your favorite recipe.
Mixes, mashes, whips, juices,
etc. Saves time and arm-work.
Has juicer attachment, two
bowls.
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Other -
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Sunbeam Attachments & Appliances
Blender Attachment
Grinders
Slicer & Shredders
Automatic Erypan
Coffeemaster
Egg (looker
Steam & Dry Iron
Shavemaster
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Chevrolet
Pontiac
nn Dsuvn*
Sales
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OldsmobiJe r- Buick
and Service
t «•■
Cadillac
see we New
Smbearn
AUTOMATIC
PERCOLATOR
tasy
to-See
Signs!
Makes
2 to 8
cups of
delicious
coffee,
automatically
Strength-Selector Dial with EaSy-to
sec signal lite enables user to make
coffee mild or strong, to suit taste.
Famous thermostatic control keeps
coffee hot at perfect drinking tem
perature, automatically.'Easy-to-clean
stainless steel percolator pump. Rich,
gem-like chrome finish.
PHONES 2502 4040