Graduates Speak
At Rotary Club
Two members of the high school
graduating class spoke to the mem
bers of the Rotary Club, at the
meeting of the group Tuesday noon
in the 49 Room.
The two graduates, Jon Jeffries
and Jack Trent, each spoke briefly
on their plans following gradua
tion. Trent stated his immediate
plans were to join the Alaska De
partment of Fish and Game for
summer work at Kitoi Bay. He will
enroll this fall in the University
of Alaska, and plans to major in
Wild Life Management.
Jeffries, the only member of the
Armed Forces to ever graduate
from the high school here, stated
his plans are to study to be a doc
tor and eventually a surgeon, and
ultimately going to China. He
stated his aim is to combat com
munism through aiding the people
there.
Other guests at the meeting were
Dick Wagner, Joe Finnegan and
Jack Moore.
Call For Bids
For Station Work
The Kodiak Branch, Northwest
and Alaskan Division of the Bureau
of Yards & Docks, has released an
Invitation for Bids for the exterior
painting of five fourplex married
officers’ quarters at the U. S. Naval
Station, Kodiak, Alaska.
The invitation, «NlBy-23301, states
that sealed bids in duplicate for
furnishing all labor, equipment,
and materials and performing all
work for the project will be re
ceived by the aforementioned de
partment until three p. m. (AST),
June 7, 1961.
Estimated cost range of the pro
ject is under $10,000.00.
Additional bidding data and spe
cifications may be obtained from
the Manager, Kodiak Branch,
Northwest & Alaskan Div., Bureau
of Yards & Docks, Box 38, U. S.
Naval Station, Kodiak, Alaska.
PICTURES
Kodiak King Crab
Festival
WE SHOT OVER 500 PICTURES
OF THE KING CRAB FESTIVAL
These pictures are now
cataloged and may be
purchased by those interested
Minimum Order
$2.00
George C. Ameigh
FREE LANCE PHOTOGRAPHER
1549 North Blvd. Box 1133
Kodiak, Alaska
Phone 436—2472
Lots Purchased
In Brisk Sale
A brisk round of bidding char
acterized the sale of lots offered
by the Bureau of Land Manage
ment, Wednesday afternoon in the
Courtroom. All lots were sold for
more than the starting bid set by
the agency.
Lots 10 to 17 in block 30, located
on Mission Road were all sold for
substantially more than the adver
tised price. Lot 10, purchased by
Mrs. Bob Hall, sold for $2,030; Lot
11, $1,960 by “Oke” Chandler;; lot
12, $1,840, also by Chandler; lot 13,
$1,560, by Jim Eggemeyer, who
also purchased lot 14 price $1,950;
lot 15, $1,990 by John Mansuy; the
two remaining lots in this group,
16 and 17 went for $2,040 and
and $1,950, purchaser, Louis Iani.
Other lots went as follows: Lots
13-16 in block 40 sold for $150,
$150, $140, and $140; lots 5-12 sold
for $130, $150, $120, $120, $150,
$130, $130 and $150; Lot 3 in block
SAILING FROM SEATTLE
June 7,1961
MS TATALINA
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Kodiak, Port Williams, Seldovia
and Homer
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49 went for $370; lot 6 and 7 in
block 52 sold for $120 each; the last
remaining lots in the sale, lots 2
and 3 in block 53 sold for $130 and
$120 each.
If you have something to sell
try a classified ad in the Mirror.
They bring quick results.
In Memphis, Tennessee, Mrs.
Stanley Barnes sold a gas stove- -
after a bit of haggling—for $15.
She wanted $10 more but her hus
band had advertised it for $15.
Along came another buyer and of
fered $25. And there—right in
front of Mrs. Barnes — the pur
chaser resold it to the end man for
an extra $10.
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