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For Sale
Nixon’s fresh pork, cut to order.
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Fresh cream, Nixon’s Ranch. $1.50
per (jt. tfn
Fresh raw milk. Nixon’s ranch.
$1.50 per gal. Bring your con
tainers. tfn
Crooked Island, 51 acres patented.
14,500 fit. beach front, buildings.
Excellent garden spots, good
well water, ideal clam beaches.
Small down payment, balance
monthly. Contact Nixon’s box
961, Kodiak. 4-7-3n
Land otter, for additional infor
mation, write Robert Chadwick,
Afognak, Alaska. 4-7-3y
1957 Chev. Suburban carry-all. Ph.
486—5473. 4-7-ln
Forced air heating system, pres
sure oil fired with all duets and
fittings. 2 yrs. old $250. Veryln
Geriene — 486—2687. 31 tfn
1 Oil range, good cond., complete.
Ph. 486—2387 after 8 p. m. 14-ln
Hudson up right piano with bench.
Ph. 487—3305 from 8 to 5 p. m.
Ph. 486—5479 evenings. 14-2y
1960 Dodge station wagon, less
than 7,000 miles, for information
call 487—3366 or 487—3353.
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Important meeting of the American
Legion, V. F. W. Hall, 8 p. m.,
Wednesday. April 19th. All mem
bers are requested to be present.
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1956 Jeep, good cond. See B & J
Auto Sales, Ph. 486—2464. tfn
IVz KW Light Plant, 117 volt, 60
cycle, extra motor and parts. Ph.
486—2627 or 486—2626. 14-2n
1952 Olds 98, running cond., serv
iceable, radio, heater, defroster.
Twin-bed-size youth bed. Ph. 486
—2988. 141y
CROOKED ISLAND, 5 minutes
from main part of city. 51.6 acres
which could be subdivided for
several families. We have the
surveyor if you want the peace
and quite over the weekends or
a good scenic home. KODIAK
ALEUTIAN REALTY, Ph. 486
—2960. 14-ln
2- Bdrm. home, furnished, good
view.
3- Bdrm. home on IV\ acres.
Excellent 2-bdrm. home with base
ment and hotwater heat, over
looking the bay, completely furn.
3 Bdrm. home, furn., with 1%
acres, good well. Also other su
burban properties.
4- Rm. house on two lots which
would be good for motel or other
income property.
34 Lots located in the Island Lake
Sub-division, is approved by In
dependent School Dist., your
choice, $600 ea.
CALL KODIAK ALEUTIAN
REALTY, PHONE 486—2960.
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For Rent
Furnished cabin, Ph. 486—5184.
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Farlie apartment available May
23rd, suitable for two, beautiful
view. Ph. 486—5469, ask for Mrs.
Cavitt. 14-2n
Furnished apartment near new
school. Ph. 486—5280. 14-ln
2<Bdrm. house located on the beach
with good view of surrounding
area. Needs some repairs, par
tially furn., rents for $65 per
month. KODIAK ALEUTIAN
REALTY, Ph. 486—2960. 14-ln
Help Wanted
The Civil Service Club on the
Naval Station requires the serv
ices of an accountant. Please call
extension 487—5534 for informa
tion. 14-ln
NOW HIRING
Men and women are needed im
mediately in this area to service
our growing number of custom
ers. Earn $125 a week and more.
No age limit. No experience nec
essary. $1,000 worth of samples
furnished FREE. We are a Na
tional Co. Write TODAY to
Northwestern, Inc., 403 Nicollet
Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn. 14-ln
Lost
Black zipper key case, important
keys. If found return to the Grif
fin Memorial Hospital. 14-ln
Small brown and white male sheep
dog. Answers to the name of Pea
nut, license No. 13. Reward. Ph.
486—5383. 14-ly
Found
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Small black pup, approx. 8 wks.
old. Owner may claim and pay
for the ad by calling 486—5152.
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Notices
Rummage sale and thrift shop
open Sat. afternoons, 1 to 5 at
the Baptist Mission. tin
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS—If
you have a drinking problem it
need help, write Box 376, Ko
diak or call 486—5148 days or
nights. tfn
THE DOGHOUSE is now poen 7
a. m. to 1 a. m. Come in and eat
with Dera, Chris and Betty. For
take out orders, call 486—2823.
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Important meeting of the American
Legion, V. F. W. Hall, 8 p. m.,
Wednesday, April 19th. All mem
bers are requested to be present.
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Anyone knowing the whereabouts
of my Necchi sewing machine,
please call 486—5214. 14-ln
' Services
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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
ISLAND ELECTRONICS — Radio
& TV repair. Open 12 to 9 pm.
Ph. 486—2626. tfn
Godfrey’s Plumbing & Heating. Ph.
486—2917 or Answering Service
Ph. 486—5144. tfn
Fritz’s Welding: Motor overhaul,
general repair. Welding boat
work. Mathey Fitzgerald. Ph.
486—5168. tfn.
Summer job. Will clean your yard
and fix your repairs around your
home, reasonable price. Ph. 486
__2447. 14-ln
Wanted
BUILDING LOTS WANTED. If
you have a nice building lot for
sale, please call KODIAK ALEU
TIAN REALTY. Ph. 486—2960.
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Rep. Pete Deveau
(Continued from Page One)
tween Doctors A. Holmes and Bob
Johnson and Rep Deveau in dis
cussing HB 109 on education, which
pertained to the appointment of
the Commissioner of Education by
the Governor or the Board of Ed
ucation. Deveau was asked by Dr.
Bob Johnson what was necessary
in order for a group here to get
their wishes before a legislator, or
if any suggestions made by a body
such as the Chamber of Commerce
carried any weight. Deveau count
ered by saying that it is a member
of the legislature’s prerogative to
vote as he sees fit on a measure.
Ivor Schott and Dr. A. Holmes
Johnson both stated in effect that
the majority of the states adopted
the change from a Governor ap
pointment to that of the Board. “47
states have adopted this system,”
Dr. Johnson stated.
Considerable discussion also took
place on fisheries, mainly the fish
eries bill which offers a resident
fisherman opportunities to fish in
predicted disaster areas, which
would be denied other fishermen.
Enforcement seemed to be the big
problem, according to the ADF & G
men present.
Guests attending the luncheon
meeting were Bill Sheridan, Mrs.
Reynolds and Guy Powell.
Little League
Off To Fine Start
45 boys have been signed up to
date for play in the Kodiak Little
League, it has been announced this
week.
Any boy who has not registered
may do so at the Little League field
on Saturday, April 15, between the
hours of 10 a. m. and 12 noon and
1 p. m. and 3 p. m. This is the last
chance to sign up.
Practice sessions will begin Mon
day, April 17th, and tryouts, for
boys who are not members of a
team from last year, will be held at
1 p. m., Saturday, April 22. The fol
lowing week players will be as
signed to a team, and practice will
continue until opening games on
the Base and in town on Memorial
Day, May 30.
Officers of the Little League for
the coming year are: Frenchy Bon
neau, president; William Leistner,
vice-president; and Mrs. Ralph
Longmire, secretary - treasurer.
Managers selected for the town
teams by the Board of Directors
of the League are Frank Jones,
Elks; Art Evans, Outdoorsmen; and
John Butler, Bears.
A CORRECTION
An error was made in last weeks
issue of the Kodiak Mirror.
It was erroneously stated in last
weeks issue of the Kodiak Mirror
that the book “Lord of Alaska” by
Hector Chevigny concerned the life
of Vitus Bering. The article should
have read that the book deals with
the life of Baranov.
KODIAK PUBLIC
SCHOOL
MENU
April 17 - 21
MONDAY — Baked Macaroni
and Cheese, Buttered Spinach,
Plums, Bread - Butter - Milk.
TUESDAY — Vegetable Beef
Stew, Buttered Rice, Pineapple,
Bread - Butter - Milk.
WEDNESDAY — Chili Beans,
Cabbage and Carrot Salad, But
tered Corn Bread, Applesauce,
Chocolate Milk.
THURSDAY—Baked Meat Loaf,
Whipped Potatoes, Fruited Red
Jello, Bread - Butter - Milk.
FRIDAY — Peanut Butter and
Jelly Sandwich, Hot Buttered Veg
etables, Fruit and Cookies, Milk.
(Soup for High School)
Famed Singer Here On Music Trails
Messo-Soprano A Toscanini Protege
Glamorous Nan Merriman comes
to the Alaska Music Trail for the
concert here on Monday, April 24th
at 8:15 p. m. at the Kodiak High
School Auditorium. The Kodiak
BPW €lub, sponsor of the Music
Trail Series ihere, considers it a
rare privilege to present this dis
tinguished American mezzo-so
prano. Her tour on the Alaska
Music Trail is the fulfillment of a
promise, made nearly ten years ago
in Paris, to the late Maxim Scha
piro, founder and godfather of the
Trail.
Miss Merriman’s concert career
really dates from the day when the
late Arturo Toscanini heard her
over the radio in a guest spot with
the NBC Symphony. She made an
auspicious debut singing “Rigo
letto” under the baton of the great
master.
The association between the Tos
canini family and Merriman was a
Opera and the Teatro colon of
long and harmonious one, and she
sang under the direction of the
famed maestro countless times,
making some dozen recordings
with him. (Nan Merriman still feels
that she owes her whole career to
Toscanini’s interest during her
formative years as a musician.
There is scarcely a prominent
conductor in the United States or
Europe with whom she has not
sung many times, including Bruno
Walter, Ormondy, Stokowski, Rei
ner, von Karajan, Monteux and
Bernstein. For several seasons her
orchestral commitments and busy
recital schedule, left her little
time for singing opera. It was in
1953 that she made her operatic
debut at Edinburgh’s Glynde
bourne Opera, and subsequent sea
ords.
sons have seen her singing opera
at La Scala, Dallas Civic Opera, in
Johannesburg, San Francisco
Buenos Aires. She is also featured
on Victor Red Seal and Angel Rec
IN APPRECIATION
We want to give our thanks to
Mr. Pete Trepetsen for helping us
out in Karluk, by coming over here
at our request to be a Psalm reader
in our church during our Easter
Services. Pete did a wonderful job.
We are all so proud of him.
People of Karluk
fuller life;
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SATURDAY, APRIL 15 at 2:00 and 7:30 P. M.
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