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For Sale
FOR SALE
Five Wooded lots—Three facing
main road. Two with possible
Marine View—All in one group
—Inside City—Phone 486—2428
After 6 p.m.—Cash talks. tfn
1 Wright power saw with extra
blade, $120. Like new. Sportland.
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FIREFLY POODLES
TOY CLOWNS AND MINIATURE
ARISTOCRATS—Puppies of un
usual quality and temperament.
White, black, silver and brown.
Firefly Kennel, 13251 Highway
99 South, Seattle 68, Washington.
CHerry 3-6011. 14-2n
Miscellaneous plumbing materials,
garage equipment, auto parts,
building materials. Two auto
matic washers. ’55 Ford 2-door.
Phone 486—2692.
Go-Kart, 6% hp eng., 6 months old,
$175. Contact Ross Canning. Ph.
486—2248. 21-ly
Coleman hot air Furnace and Duct
work suitable for 4-room house,
$100. Phone 486—5289. 21-ln
Brand new Vi” wet suit, $40. Size
large. Height, 5’10”-6T’; Weight,
175 210; Chest, 40-44. Best insur
ance money can buy. Phone
486— 5313. 21-ly
1955 Plymouth 4rdr., rebuilt motor,
$595. Sunbeam electric mixer,
$12.50. 3-piece luggage set, $20.
Call 486—2350 after 6 p.m. or
487— 5447 days. 21 In
Mo-Ped Scooter, $80. Phone 486—
5552.
16-ft. speed boat with Evinrude 35
hp motor. Remote controls, wind
shields. Contact John Warren,
486—5117. 21-ly
1-Bedrm. house on large lot on Mill
Bay Road, by owner. Boys’ reg.
size bicycle. Phone 486—5448
after 5:30 p.m. 21-ln
1956 Pontiac hardtop. Just over
hauled. Make offer. Phone 486—
5385. 21-ly
1952 Chevy 'pickup. Phone 486—
5327. 21-ln
For Sale or Trade—Bell and How
ell movie camera. Phone 486—
5293. 21-ly
1959 DKW. New tires and tags. Ec
onomical transportation for Ko
diak. Phone 486—5345. 14-ln
Reconditioned TV’s. Phone 486—
5268. 21-ln
Lost
Lost — blue framed prescription
sun glasses. On road or top of
White Alice last Sunday. Mrs.
Cherry. Ph. 487—3357. 21-ln
Found
Found—Rod and Reel — Owner
may claim by identifying at the
Kodiak Mirror and paying for
ad. nc
>Mt *** Wanted "" ***
Job, for two men on any type fish
ing boat, this season. Reliable
non-drinkers, hard workers, big
and strong. For reference con
tact F.A.A. Woody Island. Write
Lester C. Stallcop, 2004 Esquire
Drive, Anchorage, Alaska. tfn
Working girl wants furnished room
within walking distance of down
town. Call 486—5123. nc
Daytime housekeeper needed for
approximately two weeks begin
ning July 5. Call 486—2379. 21-ly
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SUNDAY SPECIALS
Jello Lemon Chiffon Pie.. 480 Ea.
Chocolate Roll.480 Ea.
Open Day & Nite
Phone 486—2600
IT’S HERE
HOMES — APARTMENTS — BUSINESS — RENTALS
A Package Deal
Meets All Building Code Specifications
CASH or TERMS
LET’S BUILD NOW
CHET’S ENTERPRISES
CHET PAULK, Representative
(Alaskan Businessman 20 Years)
BOX 892 — KODIAK, ALASKA
For Rent
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Modern, 2-bedrm. apt., furnished,
fireplace, base board heat, utili
ties except electricity. Adults,
no pets, $200 month. Available
July 1. Call 486—2476 before
10 a.m. or after 6:30 p.m. or 6top
at the Kodiak Jewelry. 14-ln
Apartment for a couple. No pets or
children. Phone 486—5327.
Notices
Proverbs 20-1—Wine is a mocker,
strong drink a bra. ler; and who
ever is led astray by it is not
wise. Contact W.C.T.U. for help.
Box 131. tfn
RUMMAGE SALE: Clothing, hard
ware and miscellaneous items.
Saturday afternoons, one to five.
Kodiak Baptist Mission. tfn
Can ship crab anywhere in the
United States. Also you can buy
any amount of crab everyday at
Martin’s Fresh King Crab, Box
513, or phone 486—5566 or 486—
2377. tfn
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. Ph.
486—5430 or 466—2364. tin
This Week’s Coin Special — 1961
proof set, $3.35—1963 proof set,
$3.25—Large cent over 100 years
old, $2.75 each—1909-SVDB, v.f.,
$150—Indian head cents, 22 cents
each—Will trade 1 Indian cent
for each 1955-S cent. John Har
vey, Box 2164, Kodiak. 21-ly
Services
Anderson’s Maintenance Service—
Washing machines and dryers re
paired — furnace cleaning —
plumbing and heating service.
Free estimate. Ph. 486—5289 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
Housemoving & raising. Reason
able rates. BROWN’S HOUSE
MOVING. Phone 486—5316. Box
2238. Free estimates. Quonseis
for sale. tfn
Henry McCracken Construction
Company. Commercial Building.
Block-cement work. Anchorage,
BR 5-4211, call collect. Or call
486—2379. tfn
Custom dressmaking and altera
tions. Contact 487—3393. 21-ln
Babysitting by hour, day, or week.
Phone 486—5293. 21-ly
Ballet
Summer Classes
Phone 486—2437
RADIO-TV & Marine Electronics
Repairs. Island Electronics. Box
626. Phone 486—2626. tfn
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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
Nick Rauch Embarks On Voyage To
Prove Kodiak Sport Fishing Is Safe
Nick Rauch is out to prove that
Kodiak Island waters contain some
of the world’s finest sport fishing
and to knock in the head the oft
repeated misconception that the
waters of these islands are not safe
for small sport type boats.
Rauch, himself a competent en
gineer with management experi
ence and capabilities, is using his
18 days vacation leave time from
his position with the White Alice
oroject atop Pillar Mountain, to
take an extended cruise in his
small cabin cruiser in Kodiak Is
land waters.
Rauch’s boat, the 22-foot Sea
Hawk, is powered with twin 111
HP Greymarine engines and an
Eaton outdrive. Fueled and pro
visioned up, the Sea Hawk, with
Nick at the helm pulled out of the
small boat harbor on Wednesday.
With him is Willard Bennett, air
traffic controller at the navy base.
Not the least of Rauch’s many
and varied interests is photography
and several national magazines
have indicated an interest in any
material he might be able to pro
vide them with in connection with
his trip. He has also promised to
provide the Kodiak Mirror with
exclusive material gathered on his
voyage.
“It had been my hope to have
sufficient time to visit every bay
and community in the Kodiak Is
lands,” said Rauch. “It turned out
that there just wasn’t enough time
and I would rather take time to
cover each area carefully rather
than whiz in and out hurriedly in
trying to completely circle the is
land. At a later time I can cover
the remaining portions of the
area,” he said.
“I not only want to check out
various areas for sport fishing of
various species but also determine
where the safest mooring spots and
storm havens are located. I also
wish to find out where I can get
refueled and reprovisioned,” he
said.
“I am convinced that small boat
ing in Kodiak waters is not as haz
ardous as some people say they
are. I want to prove that with rea
sonable caution and respect for
weather that is necessary on any
waters anywhere, that Kodiak wa
ters are as safe for sports boat
fishing as any others . . . and that
the fishing is good enough to jus
tify tourists and others going out
here. Kodiak is one of the most
beautiful places in the world and
the fiords around our island could
prove to be a major tourist attrac
tiin which would bring people from
all over the world if they were
told about what we have to offer,”
Rauch stated before departing.
The Mirror hopes that all vil
lages and canneries that Rauch
calls at will extend to him every
courtesy and cooperation in mak
ing his voyage the “pleasurable re
search” he hopes it to be.
Rauch shows the enthusiasm and
interest for the Kodiak communitj
M/V “Cindy” 46’ diesel powered
cabin cruiser will be available
for elk, deer and bear hunting
season. Clean, cozy, comfortable.
Married couples welcomed. For
complete details write William
Gregorioff—Lazy Bay, Alaska.
14-4y
mm **•***•—*
am.
Ph. 486-2662
generally associated with Chamber
of Commerce presidents . . . and,
incidentally, he was last week fit
tingly nominated for the presi
dency o f the Kodiak Cof C!
Norman’s Photo
(Across from the
Orphenm Theatre)
Portraits By Appointment
Phone 486—5282
ORPHEUM
THEATRE
Phone it 6-2424
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