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.10 for each additional 4 words;
plus 2% sales tax.
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For Sale
ISLAND FOUNTAIN is for sale.
Ph. 486—2828. tfn
For better used cars & trucks, see
B & J Auto Sales. We buy & sell.
Ph. 486—2464. tfn
I will not be responsible for any
money advanced or any other
debts incurred against me by
anybody. Charles F. Johnmeyer.
24-Sn
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS—If
you have a drinking problem &
need help, write Box 376, Ko
diak or call 486—5148 days or
nights. tfn
34’ pocket seiner, “Rosco I”. 140
Chrysler Royal engine, radio,
fathometer, hydraulic power
'block, 250 fathom, 3% strip
seine, power skiff. Write Howard
Conn, Box 632, Petersburg,
Alaska. 14-3y
FOR SALE: New 1961, 10’ x 50’,
2 bdrm. Fleetwood Trailer Home.
Auto, washer full bath, double
insulated and storm windows.
Kodiak Mobile Home Sale &
Ct. Located on Mill Bay Rd. Ph.
486—5220. tfn
160 acres unimproved land with
excellent timber & approx. V4
mile beach frontage. Good terms.
Kodiak Aleutian Realty. 14-ln
Equity in 50 Chev. Belaire V-8.
Standard shift. For sale or trade
for good transportation car.
Extra tires & wheels. Call 486—
5378 after 6 or 487—2215 Horton.
14-ly
1955 Dodge Royal 4 dr. Sedan. R
8c H. 5 very good tires, 6 wheels,
milage under 30,000, damaged
font end but frame not touched.
Best offer $200 or over gets it.
To see it call 487—5410 evenings
& weekends or 487—3330 week
days. 14-ln
Excellent 2 bdrm. quanset com
pletely furn. for $3,000. $500
down & $65 per month. Call Ko
diak Aleutian Realty. Ph. 486—
2960 for further information.
14rl»
Several 2 bdrm. homes 2 or 3
lots outside city limits & other
unimproved properties. Kodiak
Aleutian Realty. 14-ln
1956 Relaire Chev. Economy 6.
4 door. Ph. 488—5487. 14-ly
1 bdrm. trailer w/bdrm. lean to,
plus extra lean to. ph. 486—2974.
14-ln
For Rent
1 bdrm. partly furn. house, down
town. Ph. 486—2451 after 5 p.m.
14-ln
Completely modern 1 bdrm. furn
ished house. Furnace heat, auto,
washing machine & heated gar
age. Ph. 486—2451. 14-ln
1 bdrm. unfurn. house. Close to
school and playground. Ph. 486—
2819. 14-ly
Services
For insured towing & wrecker
service call JERRY’S WRECK
ER. Ph. 486—2464. tfn
MARTIN’S H ARBORVIE W
PLUMBING & HEATING. Ph.
486—2422 day or night. Guaran
teed work by licensed plumbing
& steamfitter. Take advantage of
our free estimating service, tfn
ISLAND ELECTRONICS — Radio
& TV repair. Open 12 to 9 pm.
Ph. 486—2626. tfn
Notices
Rummage sale and thrift shop
open Sait, afternoons, 1 to 5 at
the Baptist Mission. tfn
We have leased the Ship’s Tavern
for the year 1961 and will not be
responsible for any debts in
curred during that time. Signed,
Harry and Guyneth Gottschalk.
l-7-4y
I will not be responsible for any
money advanced or any other
debts incurred against me by
anybody. Oscar H. Bailey.
l-7-4y
I will not be responsible for any
debts incurred against me, other
than my own. Kenneth E. Keller.
l-7-4n
The articles of partnership of the
Kizhuyak Bay Cattle Company
does not give any one individual
authority to act for the partner
ship. January 8, 1961 there was
eight calves, belonging to the
partnership, butchered. These
calves were butchered without
my consent or my knowledge. If
you have purchased any of this
meat, please notify me at Box
1215 or Ph. 486—5349. Since Nov.
1, 1960 in addition to these eight
head there are six other calves
missing from Sharatin Bay. If
you have any knowledge of the
where abouts of these cattle
please notify. Thurston T. Jack
son. 14-ln
To use liquor is to the nervous
system like placing sand in a
watch; it wears out rapidly,
making it a worthless, useless
thing. Luther Burbank. W.C.T.U.
14-ly
Free—2 kittens, lxk months old.
Ph. 486—5205. 14-ly
$250.00 reward for information
leading to the arrest and con
viction of any person or persons
killing, stealing or maliciously
molesting livestock owned by
any member of the Kodiak Live
stock Growers Association.
14-ln
Wanted
Baby sitter to live in, or by the
day. Weekdays call 486—5123.
Sat. & Sun. call 486—2838. nc.
Deep freezer. Ph. 486—5117. 14-ln
Kitchen oil range in good condi
tion. Ph. 486—5123 or 486—5124.
nc
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Considerable discussion took
place on the subject of purchas
ing a circus tent for the Festival
and for use on other outdoor cele
brations. Some didn’t favor a tent
because of possible damage due
to a heavy wind. President John
son. however, felt it was a risk that
should be taken, because, he said,
the Festival is creating consider
able interest throughout the state
and elsewhere. “We stand to gain
considerable from it, and because
of weather we can lose all,” he
stated. A motion passed to table
the question until it can be in
vestigated further.
Lack of housing, particularly
furnished, was mentioned as a
problem in Kodiak, by George
Cornelius, who said there are
many who are unable to find hous
ing of any kind.
Art Brooks, reporting on tour
ism, stated there are three con
ventions slated for Kodiak this
year. His committee is planning
a brochure, and other publicity
gimmicks, and is seeking out hous
ing for convention delegates. Pos
sible use of the old school down
town was mentioned as a barracks
type of housing.
Guests at the meeting included
Gil Monroe, Mr. Martin, and War
ren Tucker.
D & A Hoop Men
Score First Win
League play started off Monday
night with D and A team gaining
their first win of the season, when
they won over the Spruce Cape
Coast Guardsmen, 44-39.
Snyder was high for the winners
with 13 points. High for the losers
was Alexander with 15 points.
The 8:15 game found American
Legion showing an improved de
fensive game winning over PNA
85-49. Gilmore of the Legionaires
garnered 23 while Jerling of PNA
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Tuesday night the American
Legion team coasted to an easy 67
23 win over D & A. Metrokin for
D & A tallied 10 points, while
Buae of the Legion five chalked
up 23 markers.
In the second game of the even
ing PNA played an outstanding
game with NavComSta leading at
half time 33-32 over the Navy
league leaders. In the second half
Hall and McClouth from NavCom
Sta found the range and pulled
away from the PNA flyers. Final
score NavComSta 66, PNA 45.
High man for the Navy boys was
Hall with 21 while Jerling scored
13 for PNA.
Next week a full slate of games
are scheduled. Monday night at
6:30 sees the Medical and Dental
team tangling with Krafts while
at 8:15 the American Legion team
meets Fleet Weather Central in a
battle for second place in league
play.
Thursday night’s action finds
Coast Guard meeting NavComSta
at 6:30 and Krafts and Fleet
Weather Central at 8:15. Friday
nights action sees the JV’s meeting
D & A while the Bears go against
American Legion at 8:15.
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