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Hunting and fishing cruiser, PO
LARIS, 125 HP Chrysler Marine
engine, 12-volt system, like new,
Monel shaft, new muffler, 2 pro
pellers, $2,250. $500 down, terms,
a real buy. Call Alf Madsen 486—
2414. tfn
1.25 acres Lot 9 of Survey 3100
Spruce Cape Road. Call Juelson,
486—2314. 14-2y
14-ft. Catamaran boat. Needs very
little work. First $400 takes it.
Hank Harrison, Woody Island.
21-2n
EXCEPTIONAL BOAT BARGAIN
New 18-ft. cabin cruiser, built by
Master boat builder Jim Alwood,
who is leaving Kodiak. Powered
by new 1960 twin Merc. 35 H. P.
motors. Merc remote controls
and steering. $2,350 invested in
materials, equipment and fit
tings alone. Priced to sell at
$2,750. May be seen at Small
Boat Harbor Friday thru Sunday.
Contact Chaffin at Woody Island,
Ph. 486—2604, if interested, tfn
Pontiac Star Chief station wagon.
All leather upholstery. Good rub
ber. Ex. mechanical cond., $400.
See Louise at Town Club. tfn
2%-power scope w/mounts. Brand
new Marlin 22-cal. MD 39A. Ph.
486—2473. 28-ly
4-year-old refrig, like new, $75; 2
sets bunk beds, $15 per set;
kitchen wood heater, $25. Ph.
486—5323. 28-ly
James portable dishwasher. Ex.
eond. Ph. 486—2451. tfn
American Trailer, 1952 model, 8x
38 w/large built-on addition. Can
be seen at Pratt’s Trailer Court
or call Taylor at 487—3307.
7-21-4y
1 large box of Mechanics hand
tools. Can be seen at Kodiak Air
ways. 28- In
WE HAVE BUILDING LOTS, a
Four-bedroom home and all
types of other properties. JUST
GIVE US A CALL if you want a
Home. KODIAK ALEUTIAN
REALTY SERVICES: Phone
486—2960.
Excellent Lot, partially cleared
with good gravel base for erect
ing a good home. Lot has over
IV4 acres water level, is such
that a good well may be dug.
Priced for only $1,400.00 for this
weekend special only. Terms pos
sible to right parties. KODIAK
ALEUTIAN REALTY SERV
ICES. Phone 486—2960.
THIS IS FOR YOU: Two-Bedroom
Home just being finished by ex
perienced carpenter. Located on
Island Lake as is for $8,950.00
KODIAK ALEUTIAN REALTY
SERVICES. Phone 486—2960.
Nice Lot on Island Lake with about
IVz acres with good frontage on
the lake and will be close to the
new road. Priced right for quick
sale. KODIAK ALEUTIAN
REALTY SERVICES. Phone 486
—2960.
Nice 2-bedroom home with Ocean
view just off Mission Road. Must
be seen to be appreciated. Priced
$14,500. KODIAK ALEUTIAN
REALTY SERVICES. Phone 486
—2960.
DO YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR
PROPERTY ? ? ?
If you want to get the most for
your property now is the time to
see us. We have people looking
for good places to live. Prompt
service. Will also give you an ap
praisal if interested in selling.
KODIAK ALEUTIAN REALTY
SERVICES. Phone 486—2960.
Outboard motor; new air mat
tresses; sleeping bags; like-new
hip boots; 357 Luger Blackhawk
pistol & holster; 12-gauge shot
gun w/myrtlewood stock; auto
matic deep fryer; Pyrex cake &
pie ware; new electric blanket;
steam irons; size 14 dress form.
Gottschalk, Ph. 486—5162. 28-ln
AKC registered Wire Haired Ter
rier. 2 years old. Ph. 487—3325.
28-ly
Fur coat. $150. Ph. 486—5397.
28-ln
Bookcase; planter room divider.
See at 1663 Willow. 28-2y
Ex. building lot ready for building
a home. Consists of lVk acres
priced at $1,400. Kodiak Aleu
tion Reality Services, Ph. 486—
2960. 28-ln
21-inch Emerson Console TV. Good
cond. New picture tube. 15-ft. an
tenna. Ph. 486—5319. 28-ln
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For Rent
Lg. 3-rm. fum. apt. Newly remod
eled. Gottschalk, Ph. 486—5162.
. 28-ln
TOWN CLUB
Open 12 Noon-3A.M.
Closed Monday
Kitchen Open 5 P. M. - 12 Midnight
New York Steak Filet Mignon
Jumbo Prawns Alaska King Crab
Roast Prime Ribs — Every Sunday
Pizza Every Wednesday
FOR THE FINEST FOOD AND COCKTAILS ... \
MEET ME AT THE
TOWN CLUB
Phone 486-2888 for Reservations
THELMA, GLADYS, LOUISE
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2 field men for 6 months, begin
ning Oct. 1961 continuing thru
Mar. 1962, to aid in recovery of
tagged King Crab. Work will not
be in Kodiak. Alaska Dept. Fish
& Game, Ph. 486- 2258. 28-ly
Cooks & Bakers Attention: For full
time employment apply at Navy
Exchange restaurant, Naval Sta
tion. Experienced cook & bakers
only need apply. Call Poling, 487
—5495. 28-In
Wanted ***
HOUSING IS NEEDED for incom
ing Kodiak teachers. Will you
have a house or apt. available in
late August? Call Jack McFar
land, 486—5423. 14-2y
Alaskan Bingles or trade tokens;
U.S., Canadian and gold coins. K.
Dethridge, Box 785, Juneau,
Alaska. 7-28-15y
1 or 2 bdrm. apt. or house by Aug.
15 if possible. Call or see Mrs.
Jerry Johnson, Pratt’s Trailer Ct.
No. 2. 28-ly
Want baby sitting in your home
evenings. Ph. 486—2473. 28-ly
Salmonberries wanted: Will pay
$1.00 per gallon for a limited
amount of Salmonberries if de
livered at office of Kodiak Aleu
tian Realty, Ph. 486—2960. 28-ln
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Notices
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS —
What’s your problem? Mine is
alcohol. Write box 376, Kodiak
or call 486—2364 or 486—5148.
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Regular meeting of United Can
nery Workers of Kodiak is held
at Fishermen’s Hall third Tues
day of each month at 7:30 p. m.
7-4y
Rummage sale and thrift shop
open Sat. afternoons, 1 to 5 at
the Baptist Mission. tin
Don’t forget to get your Halibut
Derby ticket — Remember. 1st
prize is a round trip ticket to
Seattle via PNA. 6-16-7n
I will not be responsible for any
debts incurred by anyone other
than myself.
(s) Briley P. Taylor. 7-21-4y
Reward for lost $1,000 bill. No
questions asked. Walt Mantor,
P. O. Box 961, Kodiak. 28-ly
BOOTLEGGERS ESCAPE!
Revenuers by 126 pins. Ness
Lester claims a leak in security and
demands a tightening up of back
alley security before the next raid.
28-ly
Miscellaneous
Free—2 part-Cocker dogs. 1 year
old. Inquire 1663 Willow. 28-2y
For lease by Sept. 1—Space now
occupied by Frontier Shop &
Shoe Box. Ph. 486—2912 or see
Miss Merrill at Wodlinger Drug
store. 28-ln
Services
MARTIN’S HARBORVIEW
PLUMBING & HEATING. Ph.
486—2422 day or night or 487—
5840. Guaranteed work by li
censed plumber & steamfitter.
Take advantage of our free es
timating service. tfn
KLAND ELECTRONICS — Radio
& TV repair. Open 12 to 9 pm.
Ph. 486—2626. tfn
For top soil and fill dirt, call 486
—2865. tfn
Will do alterations on clothing for
men or women. 1511 Hemlock
St., Ph. 486—5297. 28-ly
Aleutian Mail
Contract Renewed
T
The Aleutian Marine Transport
Company was awarded the mail
contract on the Seward-Nikolski
run. Present contract which expires
August 31, also includes around
Kodiak Island surface mail service.
Christopher C. Scott, acting as
sistant postmaster general, told the
Alaska congressional delegation to
day the contract with the Aleutian
Marine Transport Co. is to be ex
tended for 22 months at a rate of
$190,400 a year.
When the Post Office Depart
ment announced similar intentions
earlier this year Rep. Thomas
M. Pelly (R-Wash.) and others pro
tested, saying the contract should
be open for competitive bids.
The department reversed itself
early in June and told Pelly bids
would be asked. This decision was
subsequently recalled.
Today’s decision, said Scott, was
reached “after a thorough investi
gation and careful consideration of
all the factors involved.”
However, he added, the study
“has pointed out a need for further
extensive analysis to determine
whether alternative means or
methods could be developed to pro
vide service to the area.”
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periment is being conducted was
5 per cent.
The State Senator concluded his
remarks by stating that the State
did not have sufficient funds to
carry out the work. He said federal
funds should be made available and
urged the Chamber members to
work toward this end.
Jack Hinckel was appointed bj
the Chamber Board of Directors to
represent the group at the State
Chamber of Commerce meeting in
Ketchikan, October 12-14. A1 Hoch
berger was named as an alternate.
Newly elected President, Chuck
Powell, called on the members to
submit resolutions, etc., for pres
entation to the state group, on mat
ters of interest to Kodiak or the
state. The deadline for submission
is Sept. 10.
Changes in ESD provisions, a re
duction in income taxes and a con
sumers tax for the State was dis
cussed at the directors meeting, he
said. Also under consideration is
for another service organization
handling the 4th of July celebra
tion arrangements in the future.
Powell named off standing com
mittees, asking members to sign
up for any committees they wish.
Art Brooks urged members to
open their homes to people attend
ing realtors convention here Aug.
8-10.
There was considerable discus
sion on the Landing Law enacted
by the State Legislature.
Visitors present at the meeting
included Col. A. Lynch, Sen. Bob
Logan and Tom Fink.
Legal Notice
NOTICE
Property owners along all State
Roads and Highways are required
to obtain a driveway construction
permit, prior to starting construc
tion. This will include re-construc
tion and re-location. Special per
mits are also needed for pipe line,
power poles and other utilities.
Also, it is noted that private and
contracting concerns have not been
obtaining the necessary permit for
moving oversize, overweight and
off-highway equipment over State
Roads. This permit is given only
by the State Police and/or in some
cases by the Commissioner, State
Dept, of Public Works.
P. H. Stover, Foreman.
Publish: July 7, 14 21 and 28, 1961.
Scott told the delegation in a
letter that the department expects
the analysis can be made before
the new contract expires in June
1963.
Scott said the new contract will
eliminate Port Graham and Sel
dovia as ports of call and will pro
vide for circling Kodiak Island
only once on each round trip in
stead of twice as at present.
The service is to continue on the
basis of 12 round trips a year at
about one month intervals.
The annual rate for the new con
tract is $52,546 less than that under
the present contract.
Scott told the Alaskans the con
tractor has decided to make from
six to eight round trips of freight
and passenger service between the
Aleutians and Seattle, Wash., each
year.
CAB Hearings
On Trans-Pacific
Routes Reopened
WASHINGTON UP)—'The Civil
Aeronautics Board reopened trans
pacific route proceedings, an ac
tion described as permitting recon
sideration of Pan American Air
way request for a Fairbanks step
enroute to the Orient.
CAB said it would make new stu
dies of service patterns and capac
ity proposed by the Airlines trans
pacific Service.
Sen. Bartlett says the action
clears the way for a CAB review
of the previous rejection of PA A
application. The line had proposed
a route from Eastern cities to the
Orient via Fairbanks.
FILM ON BRISTOL BAY
JUNEAU IIP) — State Fish and
Game Commissioner A. H. Romick
said the department is producing
a color film, with sound of the en
tire Bristol Bay area and its re
sou rces.
POLICE SLOGAN
Drive carefuily — one accident
can wreck many lives.
Orpheum theatre
Phone 6-2424
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