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For Sale
Bottle Beer Coolers and Direct
Draw Beer Coolers, Under Bar
Sinks and Cocktail Units, Ice
machines, and kitchen stainless
steel sinks. Chairs, stools, and
tables. Montague commercial
ranges, pop coolers—upright and
chest freezers. Sherer Supermar
ket equipment, all types of meat
and produce display refrigerated
cases and walk-ins. AH equip
. ment installed with local help.
Dan Hamler’s Peninsula Refrig
eration Co., Box 432, Soldotna,
Alaska. tfn
300 Savage. Good condition. In
quire at Jerry’s Garage or phone
486—2464. tfn
DRAFT BEER AVAILABLE NOW
at SHIP’S TAVERN! 19-ln
1960 Ford, r. & h., spotlight. like
new tires, just overhauled en
gine, new paint job. Inquire at
Curley’s Barbershop. 26-ln
Fence, swing set, Merry-Go-Round,
Monkey Bars, Child’s Picnic Ta
ble, and a hobby horse. Reason
able. Phone 486—5562. 26-3n
Fishermen—If you can’t afford a
Radar—buy a Loran — Surplus
units guaranteed—Deveau Elec
tronics. 9-ln
For Sale or Trade: 2 bedroom home
in Anchorage. B. B. heat, elec
tric stove, refrigerator, & auto
matic washer. FHA comm., $17,
500. Will trade $5500 equity on a
home in Kodiak or anything of
value. Call 486—5100. 2-2y
Looking for a gift that’s new —fun
inexpensive? Send for the new
SnYMBOLS fortune telling game.
It’s easy to use at once. Send $2
to SnYMBOLS KM, 46 Portola
Drive, San Francisco, Calif.
94131. 23n
PORTABLE SEWING Machines,
Singer & similar makes, round
bobbin, long shuttle. All com
pletely renovated and asolutely
guaranteed. We offer a 90-day
free replacement guarantee. Our
machines are crated, ready to
ship as soon as we receive your
order. $70 full prize includes de
livery to Kodiak. Send your check
or money order to The Schraw
company, Str rte. Mile 17%,
Eagle River, Alaska. 2-4n
3 BR home at Island Lake, together
with 25’ fishing boat, 2 skiffs &
many extras all for $21,200. Ko
diak Aleutian Realty 486—2960.
9-ln
We still have a few of those beauti
ful view lots, they’re the size of
2 city lots and can be bought on
terms if needed. Call TONI at
Kodiak Aleutian Realty 486—
2960 or 486—5467 after 6 pm.
9-ln
Still available those Kalsin Bay
lots—priced from $500 to $720
each—75 ft. frontage Call Ko
diak Aleutian Realty 486—2960.
9-ly
Like new! Mahogany bedroom set,
brown couch & chair, chrome
dinette set, washer, plants, lamps
miscellaneous. Call 486—5224.
9-ly
1960 Rambler station wagon $1800
17 jewel Bulova watch $25.00
Sofa and chair $70.00 Hoffman
19 inch console TV with, antenna
$75.00 1255 North Blvd. 486—
2439. 91y
Space saving i960 GE electric
washer-dryer comb., $175. Phone
486—2470. 9-ly
1961 CJ 5 Willys Jeep 4 cyl., hubs,
wench, R&H. 4 new mud tires.
Make an offer. Phone 487—2292.
9-2y
Automatic washer in fair condition,
$50. Inquire at Pratt’s Trailer
Court No. 24. 9-ly
1962 Chinook Camper Phone 486—
5497 after 5 p.m. during week.
9-ly
Double bed, box springs and mat
tress; TV antenna and expand
ing pole; Drop leaf table; small
couch. Phone 486—5189. nc
1958 Volvo, black. 2 dr. Availiable
Aug. 15. $750. McFarland 486—
2334. 9-ly
1955 Mercury 4 door stick shift.
Best offer. Phone 487—5848.
Holiday Beach. 9-1 n
2 34 Mattress; 1 kitchen oil heater
with coils; 1 platform rocker;
1 Whirlpool automatic washer;
1 shower stall. Phone 486—5196.
9-ln
Duplex-rented now. Has large low
er floor which could be made
into another rental. On base
road. $12,000 total. $4,000 down.
Phone 486—5339. 9-ly
’63 Dart. Less than 1000 miles.
R&H 2 door hardtop. Phone
486—2621 or 486—5176. 9-ly
1953 Ford 4 door. $125. In good
shape. See DeVille at Holman’s
No. 2. 9-ly
Handmade living room, dining
room and bedroom furniture,
driftwood lamps, and oil paint
ings. 1516 Hillside. 9-ly
Country Living: Good Cabin Locat
ed on Island Lake New Access
Road at back of property Over
one acre of beautiful land and
good fishing plenty of frontage.
Cash or Terms. Wont Last Long
Kodiak Aleutian Realty Phone
486—2960. 9-ln
Investment Property: Large Lot in
city available for building 6ite
Future for this area of the city
is promising for commercial ven
ture. Call now for appointment.
Kodiak Aleutian Realty Phone
486—2960. 9-ln
For sale or trade on boat. 4 track
stereo Webco tape recorder.
Phone 486—2859. 9-ln
’51 4 door Chev., $250 486—5684.
9-ly
1 6 yr. crib stroller, swing and bas
inette—all for $60 or will sell
separately. Phone 486—5207.
9-ly
Boats For Sale
62 model “40” Elgin with full elec
tric controls and 18 ft. fiberglass
boat No. AK 619 B Make an of
fer Phone 487—2292. 9-2y
Halibut outfit: 19’ cabin cruiser,
two 35 HP outboards, 18’ dory,
14 HP outboard, 6 skates of gear
with bouys and anchors. Cruiser
comfortable to live in. Neither
unit leaks a drop. Kodiak Sup
pliers. 486—5375 9-lv
1—15 foot small boat trailer. $95.
Phone 486—5639. 9-ly
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Wanted
To Rent: Furnished apt. suitable
for 2 people 486—2499. 9-ly
Experienced crab boat engineer in
terested in work on larger vessel.
Contact “Buzz” Fitzpatrick, Box
625, Homer, Alaska or call 235—
8871. 9-ly
4 drawer letter size metal filing
cabinet with lock. Call weekdays
9-5 486—2266. 9-In
We still have buyers waiting for
2 or 3 bdrm homes. Many
Alaskan G.I.’s with VA approval
For a quick sure sale call Toni
at 486—2960 or 486—5467 after
6 p.m. Kodiak Aleutian Realty.
9-ln
Babysitter. 1 child. Preferably my
home. Reliable, dependable and
permanent. No house work. 6 to
7 hours daily. Daytime. Write
Box 1307 9-2n
Miscellaneous
Lost or strayed Sat. from Aleutian
Homes year old Blue Siamese
tom cat. Call 486—5292. Reward.
9-ly
Free fluffy orange kitten. 6 mos.
old. 486—5207. nc
Services
Anderson’s Maintenance Service—
Washing machines and dryers re
paired — furnace cleaning —
plumbing and heating service.
Free estimate. Ph. 486—5289 tfn
Housemoving & raising. Reason
able rates. BROWN’S HOUSE
MOVING. Phone 486—5316. Box
2238. Free estimates. Quonsecs
for sale. tfn
Henry McCracken Construction
Company. Commercial Building.
Block-cement work. Anchorage,
BR 5-4211, call collect. Or call
486—2379. tfn
DRAFT BEER AVAILABLE NOW
at SHIP’S TAVERN! 19-ln
RADIO-TV & Marine Electronics
Repairs. Island Electronics. Box
626. Phone 486—2626. tfn
KODIAK ISLAND HUNTING &
FISHING SERVICE OFFERS
No muss—no fuss when you
hunt with us. First and last day
free. Split the rate 6 ways. Two
hour plane ride included. Cap
able assistant provided. Tents,
prepared meals furnished. Tra
vel free on clean—speedy 46’
cabin cruiser. Inquire William
Gregorioff— Lazy Bay, Kodiak
Island.
Notices
Proverbs 20-1—Wine is a mocker,
strong drink a bra ler; and who
ever is led astray by it is not
wise. Contact W.C.T.U. for help,
Box 131. tfn
Can ship crab anywhere in the
United States. Also you can buy
any amount of crab everyday at
Martin’s Fresh King Crab, Box
513, or phone 486—5566 or 486—
2377. tfn
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. Ph.
486—5430 or 486—2364. tfn
TO RECUPERATE OUTSIDE
Mrs. Emma Naughton, who re
turned to Kodiak recently follow
ing hospitalization in Anchorage
ior a serious heart condition, wiil
leave August 17th for Westminster,
California where she will be stay
ing at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Norman J. Smith.
MADSEN GUESTS
Mr. William Quinn, manager of
the Anchorage - Westward Hotel
and Mr. Peter Bading, manager of
Jonas Bros, of Anchorage were in
Kodiak the past week on a fishing
expedition with Alf Madsen. They
were guests of Madsen’s on a
flight tour over the Valley of 10,
000 Smokes, before leaving Wed
nesdy.
Mirror Classifieds bring results.
ADF&G Sport Fish Division Initiates
Alaska Trophy Fish Award Program
Alaska is noted far and wide for
its enormous sport fishery re
source. But ... do you know that
not one record sport fish, from
Alaska appears in the national
record book!
Today, Alex McRea, Director,
Sport Fish Division, announces
that the Alaska Department of Fish
and Game has initiated a trophy
fish award program in an effort
to stimulate the recording of all
trophy size Alaska sport fish being
caught but not reported.
Mr. McRea said that many Fish
and Game licensing agents in
strategic locations and also De
partment of Fish and Game per
sonnel have been appointed as cer
tifing officials to witness the re
cording of any trophy fish meet
ing the requirements of the estab
lished minimum size. Other Fish
and Game license agents in the
isolated areas of the State are be
ing encouraged to apply for certi
fication as officials.
Affidavit forms may also be ob
Salmon Fishim*
Improves; King
Crab Catch Lower
Salmon fishing is holding up
“pretty good” with the daily catch
averaging about 250,000 fish since
Monday, according to ADF&Gs
Bob Simon.
However in the king crab fishery
Simon advises that it ‘seems to
have slowed down a bit.” He point
ed out that the July catch totaled
about 2.9 million pounds while .a
June about 4 million pounds was
caught.
LaFOLLETTE GONE
Jerry LaFollette, 16, son of Mrs.
Vem Fannin left Tuesday for
Great Falls, Mont, where he will
visit his sister Mrs. Glen Williams.
Jerry, who will enter his Junior
year of high school next month,
will attend school there.
Jarvela Sparks
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fishing activities Nakchamik Island
and Point Gore have made two
very strong telegraphic protests
U.S. State Department. I am deep
ly concerned continued violations
Alaska waters by Soviets and Jap
anese. Believe my representations
to state department will impress
federal government with need for
positive action.”
Senator Bob Bartlett wired Jar
vela; “Trust you have presented
evidence to Admiral Bakutis and
Coast Guard Commander at Ko
diak. Please airmail my photo
graphs and documentary evidence.
Admiral Roland, Coast Guard Com
mandant, now in Juneau enroute
to Kodiak. Wiring him today and
urging among other things he meet
with you while in Kodiak. Will
likewise wire Admiral Bakutis
urging prompt meeting with you.
When photographs and written
statements received will make for
mal presentation at once to Secre
tary of State and Secretary of Navy
demanding all necessary protec
tion. Keep me advised.”
Rep. Ralph Rivers advised Jar
vela that he was in touch with As
sistant Secretary of State William
C. Herrington who advised that he
was awaiting reports on the inci
dents from the Coast Guard.
“According to Mr. Herrington
the Coast Guard has the authority
to take prompt action if it finds
foreign vessels within our terri
torial waters,” Rivers stated.
tained from all Alaska Department
of Fish and Game field offices.
Any of the fish listed below are
eligible for entering if they meet
or exceed the minimum weights
1. Rainbow/steelhead trout 15 lbs.
2. Cutthroat trout 6 lbs.
3. Dolly Varden/Artic char 10 lbs.
4. Eastern brook trout 5 lbs.
5. Lake trout 20 lbs.
6 King salmon 50 lbs.
7. Silver salmon (Coho) 18 lbs.
8. Red salmon (Sockeye) 12 lbs.
9. Chum salmon (Dog) 15 lbs.
10. Pink salmon (Humpy) 8 lbs.
11. Grayling 3 lbs.
12. Pike 20 lbs.
13. Sheefish 30 lbs.
14. Halibut 110 lbs.
WELFARE HOURS
Beginning August 5th, the of
fice hours for the Alaska Division
of Welfare will be held at the Ko
diak Health Center on Mission
Road. Mrs. Strigga. the Kodiak
Agent, will be there every Monday
from 1 to 4:30 p.m. At other times
she can be called at 486—2393.
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asked to provide matching funds,
Deveau said.
The Centennial Commission
plans to undertake special efforts
to see to it that Alaska will be rep
resented by an appropriate exhibit
or display at the New York World’s
Fair.
Deveau said the commission has
determined that the major failure
of most centennial type celebra
tions or projects is in not adver
tising fully enough, widely enough,
and in sufficient advance time.
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