CLASSIFIEDS
Classified advertising rates:
$1.00 minimum for first 20 words;
.10 for each additional 4 words;
plus 2% sales tax
Payable in Advance.
********** »11, f ,|,HWHW
For Sale
Nixon’s fresh pork, cut to order.
tfn
Forced air heating system, pres
sure oil fired with all ducts and
fittings. 2 yrs. old $250. Verlyn
Geriene — 486—2687. 31 tfn
SEINE BOAT STYLE HALIBUT,
60’xl6’, 100-HP diesel. Fatho
meter-Radio-RDF-Loran - Pilot
Anchor winch — $16,000. OAK
SMITH BOAT SALES, INC.
1728 Westlake N., Seattle 9,
Wash. tfn
1 Crosley Shelvedore Reefer, one
110 Westinghouse Dryer, 1
wringer-type washing machine.
Rendezvous, Middle Bay. tfn
16-ft. Birchcraft, twin motors,
trailer, completely equipped,
good cond., ready to go. Ph. 486
—2451. tfn
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
2 Registered Beagles, pen and dog
house. Contact Clemons, Ph. 486
—5465. 9-ly
Foam rubber swivel rocker, $79.95;
Colt .45 single action w/holster.
$125; Winchester 30-06 w/Leu
pold Scope, $165; 60-power spot
ting Scope, $65; Dinette table
w/2 chairs, $59.95; steel desk w/
folding typewriter top, $42.50;
Stereo record player and both
albums of light classics as ad
vertised in Reader’s Digest,
$89.95. These items are in like
new cond. and can be seen by
calling 486—5493 anytime. tfn
Automatic washer, $50. Call after
6 p. m. Ph. 486—2382. 16-ly
1960 Hillman 4<lr. Estate wagon.
Ex. con. Ph. 487—5489. 16-ln
Automatic washer and dryer. In
good working cond. $40 each or
both for $75. Ph. 486—5312. 16-ly
1 xk-acre w/large building. Ph. 486
—2348. 161y
Speed Queen automatic washing
machine. Good cond. Ph. 486—
2365. 16-ly
20-ft. dory, motor & trailer. Call
486—5375. tfn
Herring for sale. Call 486—5488
evenings. 16-ln
1960 RCA Whirlpool 18-cu.-ft. up
right freezer, deluxe model. $225.
R. Z. Fite, 487—3391. 16-ly
Bendix combination washer-dryer;
electric smoker. See Cochran,
Quonset No. 1, back of Holman’s
Garage, Mission Rd. 16-ln
Excellent home on Mission Rd. Has
4 bdrms., is fenced and has nice
lawn. Needs some repairs. Price
$15,500. Terms.
7 nice lots on Mission Rd., priced
at $700 each.
2 Large lots w/a 4-rm. home over
looking the bay. City water, etc.
34 Buildings lots on Island Lake.
Priced right for quick sale.
Excellent lot on Mission Lake w/
water frontage. Over 1 acre, good
fishing and swimming, as well
as view.
Call us for appointment to see the
above and other bargains in Real
Estate. Kodiak-Aleutian Realty,
Ph. 486—2960. 16-ln
16-Ft. cabin cruiser. Twin outboard
niptors, fully equipped w/ac
cessories and extras. Coast Guard
inspected. Also trailer. Ph. 486—
5465. 16-ly
LARGE 4-BDRM. HOME w/partial
basement. Located on large lot
on Upper Mill Bay Rd., just 1
blk. from new school. Foundation
needs some repairs in basement.
Bargain for $7,500. Phone KO
DIAK-;*LEUTIAN REALTY
SERVICES, 486—2960, for ap
pointment to see. 16-ln
1957 16-h.p. Scott outboard w/tank
and controls. Call Chief Bene
dict, Ph. 387—5767 or 487—5403.
16-ly
For Rent
Furn. apt. near new school. Suit
able for couple. Ph. 486—5280.
16-ln
Help Wanted
Laundress wanted for the month of
July. Call Griffin Memorial Hos
pital, Ph. 486—2233. 16-ln
Notices
************************
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS —
What’s your problem? Mine is
alcohol. Write box 376, Kodiak
or call 486—2364 or 486—5148.
tfn
Rummage sale and thrift shop
open Sat. afternoons, 1 to 5 at
the Baptist Mission. tin
Don’t forget to get your Halibut
Dert>y ticket — Remember. 1st
prize is a round trip ticket to
Seattle via PNA. 6-16-7n
FREE, during June, the Dairy
Month—1 qt. chocolate milk or
1 qt. buttermilk with each pur
chase of 1 gallon of ice cream.
Nixon’s Creamery, Ph. 486—2609.
16-ln
If you have something to sell
try a classified ad in the Mirror.
OWL A BOWL WHERE YOU SEE THE
A AM C
■ H BdB I I Buy Silvikrin Shampoo
™ ■ W ■ or Bryicreem. Bring us
_ _the empty Bryicreem
BH ■ la
mW HB HH I bel (now through Au
H A^H | gust 15) and bowl a
game free at
ELKS BOWLING LANES
U. S. Armed Might
Not Enough—Egan
Governor William A. Egan today
told members of Alaska’s American
Legion that the United States’
“armed might must be second to
none for its deterrent effect to the
threat of total war,” but warned
that this alone would not be suf
ficient to “defend or extend our
heritage of freedom.”
Speaking at the opening session
of the Legionnaires’ annual conven
tion in Ketchikan, the Alaska chief
executive declared:
“The truth of the matter is that
there are no easy solutions and no
pleasant ones to the crises we face
today. What is needed is personal
sacrifice, something that is easier
to demand from the. next fellow
than to accept for ourselves.”
Asserting that “all of those in
the free world have a stake in the
outcome of this struggle, Egan
said Americans “must learn to
think as a partner in an alliance,
militarily, economically and po
litically.”
Bank Robbed
In Anchorage
ANCHORAGE W>—A search is
underway for one or more men in
connection with a $3,400 robbery
of the main office of the National
Bank of Alaska late Wednesday.
An armed robber entered the
bank at 5 p. m. and demanded
money from the teller, Sadie B.
Deareuff. Given the money from
the teller’s cage, he left, threaten
ing to return and kill Mrs. Dear
deuff if she gave an alarm. She
said she saw the man enter a
parked car with another man at
the wheel.
************************
Personals
************************
Cash for your perpetual mineral
interests. Write R. Formanek,
6208 5th Ave. South, Richfield,
Minn. 16-ly
Services
I will baby-sit in your home or
mine. Dependable, w/references.
Full or part time. Call anytime.
Ph. 486—2820. 16-ly
If you need a.baby sitter for 2 or 3
children call Ph. 486—2464. 16-ly
—5465. 16-ln
STOP—LOOK and THINK—Con
tact your local Life Insurance
Representative for a complete
review of your Insurance require
ments. Just give us a call and
receive a free gift. Immaterial if
you buy or not. George H. Cor
nelius, Ph. 486—2960, Represent
ative for WESTERN LIFE IN
SURANCE COMPANY and PA
CIFIC NATIONAL LIFE AS
SURANCE COMPANY. Both
companies licensed to do busi
ness in Alaska. 16-ln
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
For top soil and fill dirt, call 486
—2865. tfn
Appliance Repair. Washers, dryers
and household installations, and
dryer hook-ups. Reed’s Appli
ance, Ph. 486—2880. tfn
Hauling — Dozer — Backhoe and
crane work. General contracting.
Call Russ Welbom, Ph. 486—
2904 or 486—5208. 6/2/8y
Alaska Pageant Again Offered This Year
b
One of the most outstanding pag
eants in Alaska, if last year’s critics
are any judge, will be “Cry of the
Wild Ram,” an historical pageant
which will be produced in Anchor
age July 21-22 and 28-29.
This year’s presentation written
and directed by Alaskan Frank
Brink, will be the second annual
production of the story of Alex
ander Baranov. Baranov left Rus
sia in 1791 to manage the North
American operations of a Russian
trading company and stayed on —
thru near-mutiny and Indian mas
sacres — to become “Lord of Alas
ka” as described by Hector Chi
vigny in his book of the same name.
The pageant drew rave notices
from visitors and Alaskans alike
last year. Covering the period 1791
through 1818, the drama features
a cast of more than 40 plus dancers
and chorus.
It was thought to bring the pag
eant for presentation in Kodiak,
but it was found the production re
quired a larger stage than available
here.
JOHNSON PRESIDENT OF
ALEUTIAN COLD STORAGE CO.
Arne J. Johnson has been named
president of the Aleutian Cold Stor
age Co., F. Bartow Fite, Jr., retir
ing president, announced today.
Fite now assumes the office of
secretary-treasurer. R. J. Behnke,
who has been secretary of the com
pany, becomes its vice-president.
Johnson was associated with
Libby, MoNeill and Libby Alaskan
canning operations in 1947 and
later was with Parks Canneries. He
joined Aleutian Cold Storage in
1953 as superintendent of opera
tions and was appointed vice-presi
dent and genera] manager in 1959.
“We are developing a year
around industry at Sand Point,”
Fite said, “including the processing
of halibut, shrimp, king crab and
salmon.”
B
POSTER FAMILY: Symbolic of the one million living Americj
who have been cured of cancer, Jack Oelker, of Urbana, Ohio, ale
with his wife, Martha, and their children, (1. to r.), Sandra, 6, Ca
Ann, 4, and Susan, 8, were chosen as the American Cancer Societ;
1961 Crusade family. Poster will be displayed across the nation di
ing the Society’s educational and fund-raising Crusade.
ORPHEUM PHONE
theatre
Showplace - Kodiak
FRI: 7:30 — SAT: 2 - 7:30
OeaOPAM — r
f ERR .
ROniRT
IKHUM
PiTmit
(STINOV—***«~^,
THlSVNB9WrtEn*
SUN: 2 - 7:30—MON: 7:30
JOAN
COLLINS
RICHARD
fcJGAN
DOUBLE FEATURE TUE. - WED. 7:30 P. M.
VICTOR MATURE ’ PIPER LAURIE
WILLIAM BENDIX • VINCENT PRICE
—1,1
1A HOMIMStOt fWQUCTKM
> a>u«u new*
j DOUBLE FEATURE THUR. • FRI. 7:30 P. M.
YOU QA KAY
BRYNNCR '’-M KENDALL