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For Sale
ISLAND FOUNTAIN is for sale.
Ph 4454. tfn
New & used cars & trucks. Look
us over (vehicles, too). B & J
Auto Sales, Ph 6464. tfn
New trailers 8’ to 18’ wide up to
60’ long. Also Mobile motels, of
fices & roomettes. Kodiak Mo
bile Homes located on Mill Bay
Rd. Ph. 3084. tfn
1956 Ohev. Vz ton pickup. New
engine, new tires, 26,000 miles,
$900. Ph. 3361 after 5. tfn
Popcorn machine, Island Foun
tain. Ph. 4454. tfn
Solid Cedar Homes by Justus
Company, Inc. Authorized deal
er, Carl Speight. Ph. 5813, P.O.
Box 595. 15-4y
17 cu. ft. Kalvinator up - right
freezer. $150. Ph. 6652. 22-3n
Johnson 35 h.p. long shaft motor
w/tank, steering wheel & re
mote control. Mercury 22 hjp.
1960 motor w/tank & Master
craft trailer. Otff-season barg
ains. Murphy at 5934 a m., 6022
p.m. 2S-ly
BY OWNER. Desirable split level
modern 2 bedrm. house, new
bath & kitchen, new American
Standard hot water heat. Just re
decorated. Huge 14 x 24 mahog
any paneled living room. Parti
ally furn. Furniture optional.
For appointment call 6863 after
5 p.m. week days or anytime
Saturday & Sunday. tfn
Jeep with rebuilt 1946 motor.
Many more new parts. About
ready for the road. $325. Also,
As is, where is, good running
Nash Rambler. $225. Ph. 3123 or
3821. 11-5 nc
1 tape recorder, 2 new tapes, $60.
Ph. 2071. 11-5-ln
Local Kodiak Beef still available.
Fill your deep-freeze now. Call
2374. 11-5-ln
Automatic dryer. $60. Ph. 6111.
tfn
5M> x 2Ms ft. copper lined planter.
Complete w/flu orescent fixture,
temp, controls, etc. and wired
for soil heating. Instructions for
rooting of cuttings, seed germ
ination etc. Cost about $175 to
build. Will sell for $50. Ph. 2523.
11-5-ln
i . ■ * 1
2room furn. house. Convenient
location. Ph. 4163. tfn
Playpen, almost new; $H. Kodiak
Cleaners. 11-5-ln
Wurlitzer Spinet piano, $500. Ph.
2523. ll-51n
1 3/4 ACRE BEACH LOT on Mis
sdon Rd. w/more than 165 ft
facing Bay. One of the best build
ing sites in Kodiak. An area
large enough to subdivide into
4 lots. Total price is $2,500. Call
Kodiak Aleutian Realty Ser
vices. Ph. 2761. 11-5-ln
A SELF-SUSTAINING INVEST
MENT. 2 completely furn. houses
on 2 lots, only 3 blocks from
downtown. Both houses are in
excellent cond. & furnishings
are good. $2,000 will handle
doWn payment w/$9,500 total.
Contact Kodiak Aleutian Realty
Services. Ph. 2761. 11-5-ln
LARGE 2-STORY HOME on 2 lots
fronting on Beach. Property is
in excellent state of repair, has
full basement, baseboard panel
heating & unsurpassed view of
the Bay. Exterior needs some
improvement but home is ideal
for true Alaskan living. Total
price is $17,000. Contact Kodiak
Aleutian Realty Services. Ph.
2761. 11-5-ln
For Rent
1 bdrm. completely modern furn.
house w/garage. Automatic
washing machine, furnace heat,
electric range. Ph. 5451.
11-5-tfn
2 rms. w/bath, furn. Furnace heat,
electric range, laundry facilities.
Ph. 5451. 11-5-tfn
Notices
I, Ned E. Roberts and T. T. Jack
son have dissolved partnership
on the Kizhuyak Bay Cattle Co.
and I, Ned E. Roberts am not
responsible for any debts con
tracted after this date Nov. 2,
1960. Ned E. Roberts. ll-5-4y
To all tenants of Aleutain Homes
for might and weekend emerg
ency calls. MAINTENANCE
CALLS ONLY. Please call one of
the following employees: Nor
man Stiles (Charge of mainten
ance) Phone 2694—Brad Po
land — Maintenance — Phone
2953 Eddie Franklin — Mainten
ance — Phone 6863. 29-3n
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS—If
you have a drinking problem &
need help, write Box 376, Ko
diak or call 3912 days, 2364
nights. tfn
The Doghouse is now open at
7:30 a.m. for breakfast trade.
29-4n
ALASKA TRANSFER & STORAGE
AGENT FOR
Martin Van Lines
We handle Packing, Crating and Shipping
from Kodiak to all Alaskan points, United
States, Hawaii and Germany.
Phone 2233 Box 605
DANCE CLASSES, for children.
Ballet & tap. Ph. 6731. Ruth
Penny. ll-51y
Mothers join the Kodiak Laundry
diaper service. 4 doz. diapers
a week for $2.50. Pick up & de
livery service. Call 4241.
11-5-ln
KNUDSEN’S - AUCTION - ELK’S
— SATURDAY. 11-5-ln
Applications are now being ac
cepted for employment at the
Navy Exchange Garage, for fill
ing station & garage work.
Please apply in person at the
garage. ll-5-2n
Dance Classes, Ballet or Tap. For
information, Ph. 6731. Ruth Pen
ny. 11-5-ly
The Bank will not be open for
business on Veteran’s Day, Nov.
11. 11-5-ln
God of the Atom, a moody science
film will be shown at Kodiak
Christian Center, Sat. Nov. 5,
7:30 p.m. Everyone welcome.
11-5-ln
Fresh Pork at Nixon’s Ranoh.
15-4y
Wanted
Experienced typist wishes typing
work at home. Will address
Christmas cards. Write box 1414,
Kodiak. ll-5-2y
The Bank will not be open for
business on Veteran’s Day, Nov.
11. 11-5 -In
Your presence at the showing of
God of the Atom, a moody
science film, at the Kodiak
Christian Center, Saturday, Nov.
5, 7:30 p.m. 11-5-ln
Secretary - receptionist. Require
ments, shorthand, typing & gen
eral knowledge of bookeeping.
For applications, phone 3991.
11-5-ln
Services
For insured towing & wrecker
service call JERRY’S WRECK
ER. Ph 6464. tfn
THRIFT SHOP & Rummage Sale
at Baptist Mission 1-5 pm on
Saturdays. tfn
ISLAND ELECTRONICS — Radio
& TV repair. Open 12 to 9 pm.
Ph 6022. tfn
MARTIN’S HARBORVIEW
PLUMBING & HEATING. Ph.
6222 day or night. Guaranteed
work by licensed plumber &
steamfitter. Take advantage of
our free estimating service, tfn
I now represent Elmer Kings
“Alaska Film” formerly sold by
Joe Henry. They make ideal
gifts from Alaska. Movies shown
in your home or mine, by ap
pointment. Call 551 after 5 and
ask for Harold Miller. 22-3y
Cars & pickups. See us first. B & J
Auto Sales, Main St., office in
back of lot. Ph 6464. tfn
Long shaft for ‘48 Johnson 5 h.p.
outboard, model No. TD-20. Ph.
3601. 29-nc
Help Wanted
Applications are now being accept
ed for employment at the Navy
Exchange Cafeteria. No experi
ence necessary, will train you on
the job for grill and fountain
work, male or female. Apply
at the Navy Exchange Cafeteria.
29-2n
Busy Week For
Magistrate Court
Fines ranging from $250 to $25
was meted out in the Deputy Mag
istrates court this week.
R. M. Shellikoff, arrested on the
charge of a minor intoxicated, was
find $250 with a 30 day sentence,
suspended. Several were arrested
for disorderly conduct. These in
cluded James Hodnett, fined $200
and given a 30 day sentence, both
suspended; Martha Koso, $200 fine,
and 30 day sentence, the latter
suspended except for 10 days;
Arne O. Flathaugh, who forfeited
bail of $35; and Ray Vest, fined
$50 and sentenced to 30 days, su
spended.
A $100 fine was meted out to A1
Sautner for driving whale intoxi
cated. His driver’s license was su
spended for 4 months. Dewitt T.
Bailey, Jr. was fined $75 for negli
gent driving.
Arrested on drunk charges,
and Paul Kahutak, each forfeited
bail of $25. Edward D. Boone, ar
rested on the same charge, was fin
ed $25 with a sentence of 15 days,
suspended.
Bob K. Enoki and John Stepan
off were arrested for being drunk
and disorderly, Enoki forfeited
bail of $50. Stepanoff was fined
$50 and sentenced to ten days. A
fine of$75 with a sentence of 30
days, suspended, was levied on
Emil Kvasnikoff on a charge of
reckless driving. His driver’s lic
ense was suspended for 6 months.
Christ Anderson, Lezon Lukowitch
Hermon Ponchene, Angeline Wiita,
NO PAYOLA AT THE POLLS By
John P. Trent of Reliance Radio
The American polling place is
the hall-mark of free choice by
everyone entitled to vote. In
Alaska within our Island Com
munity of Kodiak the entitle
ment to vote now comes to re
sponsible citizens 19 years old
and senior. The time to excercise
this privilege is dose at hand.
It will happen at the polls on
Tuesday, Nov. 8,1960. Our choice
for the next President of the
United States will be recorded
for the first time from Alitak to
Ssuyak and the settlements in
between. It will also be our sec
ond Alaska State Election.
In this election there will be no
“rigged shows”, “fixed contests”
or “planted questions”. The sha
dow of payola crossing our tele
vision screens is not touching
the American polling place.
And it never shall; for the sign
of good citizenship in this Demo
cracy of our pioneer communi
ties is lodged in the security of
independent thinking, born of
unfettered choice which is
stamped on the American pri
vate ballot by the hand of a free
man. 11-5-ln
Mirror classifieds bring results
Free Rides To Voters
As a public service, the Kodiak Shopper will transport voters
to the polls and back home again on election day Tuesday, it was
announced by “Shorty” Lamphere, co-owner of the service.
The bus will run every hour on the hour, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
It will leave the poll at the Montmartre Inn, go north out Mill Bay
Rd, across the cut off to Mission Rd. to Spruce Cape. From there
it will travel Mission Rd, through town on Main St., stopping at the
City Hall for in-town voters, then back to the Montmartre.
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