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For Sale
Fresh Milk at City Market.
Magnatone electric organ. Excel
lent condition, $150. Ph. 486—
2415. 15-ln
Four-room house for sale, to be
moved. Ph. 486—2861 after 7
Pm. 8-2y
Jeep for sale — Inquire — Frank
Irick, Sportland. 15-ly
1957 Pontiac in excellent running
condition. Snow tires, R/H. Reas.
Ph. 486—5123 until 5 p.m. and
486—5124 after 5:30. nc
1 Car-top luggage carrier, $10. 2
matched living room chairs, 1
brown tweed sofa-bed. Ph. 486—
5181. 15-ly
Registered 6 mo. old male Chihua
hua. Ph. 486—5641. 15-ly
Hi-Standard 22 Auto Pistol with
holster; Kenmore electric deep
fryer; Oster knife and scissor
sharpener; Drop leaf table; Port
able tape recorder; Remington
portable typewriter. Ph. 486—
2385. 15-ly
Trailer at Pratt’s Trailer Court.
Furnished, has built-on living
room, bedrm., utility room. Must
be seen to be appreciated. Ko
diak-Aleutian Realty. Ph. 486—
2960.
1958 Chevy Biscayne, $500. Phone
486—2680. 15-ly
WE
are happy to offer our services
to anyone—day or night, that’s
the nice part about insurance.
We’re
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out of touch when you have a
claim or need advice on insur
ance. Our full-time agency gives
you full-time service. We are as
close as your telephone—try us
and see for yourself that we
never
CLOSE!
486—2215 486—2215
486—5204
Kodiak Insurance
INC.
Art Brooks at 486—2215
Westinghouse hot water heater, 30
gal., 220 volts. Like new. Cost
$169.75, will sell for $60. Reason
for selling—installing hot water
heating plant and don’t need It
now. Bill Worth, Cope Street.
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Beautiful? No, But—where else can
you find a small home with Quon
set Hut that can be extra income.
Also 2-bedroom on about 1 acre
of land. Other homes and Lots
for Sale. Kodiak Aleutian Realty.
Phone 486—2960.
Fresh Cottage Cheese at City
Market.
WINTER TRANSPORTATION —
Good 4-wheel drive Jeep Station
Wagon, rebuilt engine, low mile
ae. Phone 486—2960.
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Boats For Sale
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Cabin Cruiser with or without 2
40-HP motors and accessories.
Best offer. Call 487—5720 after
5 p.m. l-3y
FOR SALE
NEW 2—24-Ft. Sein Skiff, 10
foot beam. Built for inboard mo
tors, with sein roller, bulkhead.
Write Ed Opheim, Pleasant Har
bor, Ouzinkie, Alaska.
Arden Farms Products now at City
Market.
Lost
6 month old Dachshund puppy. Red
color. Lost Monday night. Ph.
486—5626 or 486—5627. 15-1.1
Notices
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. Ph.
486—5430 or 486—2364. tfn
ALTERATIONS, TAILORING^—
General sewing. Pattern arrange
ments by the “Bishop Methods.”
Lena Carpenter. Ph. 486—5290.
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Fresh Milk at City Market.
Rummage Sale: Clothing, odds and
ends. Saturday afternoons, one
to five. Kodiak Baptist Mission.
NOTICE
That to the effect that Pan
Alaska Fisheries assumes no re
sponsibility for any debts in
curred by the vessels Neptune,
Apex 1 or Rio de Oro. John A.
Pym. 15-ly
INVITATION FOR BIDS — Bids,
oral or written, will be accepted
by the Kodiak Baptist Mission
for the following; Dodge 1-ton
stake truck with dump. Hvy.-duty
springs and clutch. Engine shot.
Right to reject any or all bids is
reserved. See at the Mission Ga
rage. 15-ln
Help Wanted'
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Biological Aides—Alaska Dept, of
Fish & Game. Apply at Alaska
State Employment. Service. Ph.
486—2405. nc
FOR SALE
“WHERE IS” “AS IS” |
Remains of Fishing Vessel “Barracuda” |
Vessel was equipped with a Model 4-71 G.M.C. Diesel Engine
Vessel was wrecked 2/8/63 on the Kodiak side of the Narrows
between Monashka Bay and Split Rock.
Power Block in Owner’s Personal Property
All Bids Must Be Postmarked by Noon Saturday, Feb. 16, 1963 1
William Damery—Marine Surveyor |j
P.O. Box 91—Kodiak, Alaska j|
Newly Invented “Kodiak Sandwich”
Submitted As “Sandwich Of Month”
Ed “Commissar” Kratchovil and
Naughton’s Bakery last week sub
mitted the Kodiak Sandwich for
selection as the “Sandwich of the
Month” by the National Restaurant
Association Magazine, which is pub
lished in Chicago and distributed
throughout the world.
The Kodiak Sandwich was form
ulated by Naughton’s Bakery as
part of the national promotional
campaign for their Russian Rye
bread and is one of twelve uses fo*
their bread that they suggest to
customers all over the United
States.
The name Kodiak Sandwich was
decided upon because the principal
ingredients are some of the pro
ducts for which Kodiak is well
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Wanted
Large group to attend Phillip Han
son’s rendition of “Moby Dick”
at the high school, Sunday,
March 3, at 8 p.m. 15-ln
Services
Fresh Milk at City Market.
Anderson’s Maintenance Service
Washing machines and dryers re
paired — furnace cleaning —
plumbing and heating service.
Free estimate. Ph. 486—5289 tfn
INCOME TAX RETURNS pre
pared. Ph. 486—5583 days or 486
—2904 evenings. tfn
Jerry’s Garage
SALES & SERVICE
Dealer For
INTERNATIONAL
| HARVESTER
New & Used Parts
NEXT TO CITY HALL
No Job Is Too Big or Too Small
PHONE 486—2464
Insured Wrecker Service
DAY OR NITE
Income Tax Returns Prepared.
Please call 486—5353 after 5
p.m. tfn
MARTIN’S HARBORVIEW
PLUMBING & HEATING —In
stallation — Repairs — Cleaning
—Thawing. Free estimates —
Union Shop. Featuring Crane &
American Standard hot water
heating systems. Bank financing
on approval of credit. Ph. 486—
2422. tfn
Arden Farms Products now at City
Market.
For Your Avon Products. Phone
486—2817. tfn
Need a baby sitter? If so call 486—
5511. Any time in my home, by
the hour, day, or week. 15-ly
Will babysit in my own home, six
days a week or by the day. 164
Mission Road . 15-ly
known, King Crab and Naughton’s
Russian Rye.
The Kodiak Sandwich has been
met with real enthusiasm by all
who have tried it and Ed Naughton
reports that when he was on a re
cent trip to Southern California he
called on a representative of a
chain of delicatessen and gourmet
shops. While preparing the Kodiak
Sandwich sample, Ed learned that
the man didn’t care for rye breads
and his assistant didn’t like sea
foods — especially crab. Being of
epicurean bent, they were easily
persuaded to at least try it—and
they loved it! Every one marvels
at the way the flavors blend and
complement each other, producing
a deliciously light quality.
The recipe is simple. To one cup
of sour cream add one heaping ta
blespoon of minced celery, a pinch
of salt, and a dash or two of pow
dered garlic. Mix well and let
stand. Spread generously on
Naughton’s Russian Rye and heap
with king crab.
(Ed. Note: The Kodiak Sand
wich passed the rigid taste test of
the entire staff of the Kodiak Mir
ror .. . we made Ed prepare a
whole batch of ’em for our “in
spection and testing.)
Too Many High
School Students
Doing Poor Work
The increasing number of poor
work notices being mailed to par
ents of students doing poor high
school work, was directed to the
attention of the Kodiak Indepen
dent School district board at Mon
days’ regular meeting.
Superintendent Ivor Schott said
the above normal number of slips
mailed out reflected “that high
school instructors are fighting a
tendency on the part of too many
high school students to take each
day’s lessons lightly.”
Said Schott, “the students doing
poor work are indifferent about
thoroughness, tests and test re
sults,” he added that, “generally
'speaking — they are very much
taken up with their social life and
personal looks.”
The Superintendent noted that
already some students have fallen
so far behind in their lessons that
they are lost.
“Others,” said Schott, “are nat
urally endowed with a mental ca
pacity that enables them to finish
with fair grades without having to
abandon their poorly organized
manners of living a school day.”
Some, the superintendent labeled
as “confirmed followers of friv
olous ideas and ways,” who are in
danger of being forver lost to suc
cess in high school.
Declared Schott, “some way or
another we are not convincing par
ents—and students—that we, the
teachers and the students, are on
VOCATIONAL SCHOOL
JUNEAU — At the request of
Gov. Egan, a bill providing for the
issuance of $2.2 million in general
obligation bonds for construct:on
of the Kodiak-Aleutian vocational
school was introduced in the legis
lature this week.
the same side of the fence working
to achieve the same objective
which is to develop each student’s
mental facilities to the highest de
gree.”
In summary Schott said, “It
seems sometimes as though a sort
of tug-of-war game is going on. The
student feels he is forced to go to
school and that the teacher, being
the most human part of the school,
should bear the brunt of the pu
pil’s dislike for school.”
ORPHEUM
THEATRE
Phone jf 6-2424
Ends Saturday Nite
One Complete Show 7:30
Saturday at 2 p.m.
The Children’s Theatre Presents
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MASSIMO SERATO • SCILLA GABEL
Plus 2 Color Cartoons
| Sunday—Monday
Matinee Sun. 2 p.m.—Eves 7:30
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