Sale Of Property
Offered On Station
Sealed bids will be accepted by the
U. S. Naval Station here on govern
ment surplus trucks, a car, trailers,
dollys, air compressors, forklift,
and other equipment, as well as a
number of quonset huts.
Inspection hours are from 9 a. m.
to 3 p. m., Monday through Friday
by contacting the Disposal Officer
at phone 487—5545.
The bids will be opened at 9 a m.,
June 27, 1961.
State Invests
Teacher’s Fund
Investment of $348,297.85 of
Teachers’ Retirement Fund monies
in individual mortgages held by the
Division of Veterans Affairs was
announced by Gov. William A.
Egan.
The purchase was the first made
under the authority of legislation
enacted by the recent Legislature
and covered 27 individual mort
gages on property belonging to
veterans in all sections of the State.
An additional $100,000 of Teach
ers’ Retirement Fund surplus is
expected to be invested early next
month in another 10 or 11 veterans’
mortgages.
The Pennsylvania liquor control
board has been hitting the high
spots lately in its drive against
liquor law violators. In one session,
it suspended the licenses of 4 tap
rooms named as follows: The Orig
inal High Spot, The Market Street
High Spot, The Master High Spot
and Martini’s High Spot.
Nixon’s Creamery
RICH CREAMY ICE CREAM
1/2 Gallon.$1.50
2 1/2 Gallons.$7.00
SPECIAL
Fresh Chocolate Whole Milk. 350 Qt
PH. 486-2699
FOR ALL YOUR
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Phone 486—5150
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Always a Good Selection of Fine Table Wines
Dining Room Open Daily
EXCEPT TUESDAY
5 p. m. to 1 a. m.
Serving Full Course Dinners
Featuring Airborne Fresh Steaks
FROM THE CHARBROILER
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Naval Station
Marine Is Shot
Private 1st Class Vernon D. Oli
ver, USMC, died of gunshot wounds
Sunday, May 28. He was attached
to the Marine Barracks on the
Naval Station.
Oliver was said to have been
engaging in horseplay with his
service revolver when the gun was
accidently fired. Investigation of
the incident is still continuing.
The victim was from Charlotte,
Iowa.
New Mailing Hours
Closing time for outgoing mail
at the Post Office is 9:10 every
morning except Tuesday and Fri
day. Outgoing mail for the after
noon flights close at 3:10 p. m.f
except on Monday, when the time
is 3.45 p. m.
On Tuesday and Friday, the days
of the direct flights from Seattle,
the closing time will be at 10:25.
There will be no afternoon mail on
Sunday.
Above hours were just an
nounced and became effective June
1.
Strip Improved
At Afognak
Additional improvements were
recently completed to the Afognak
landing strip, according to Eugene
G. Roguszka, Director, Division of
Aviation.
Dalmond Valley of Valley Lum
ber Company, Afognak, was auth
orized by the Division of Aviation
to perform some repairs and grad
ing. “Commendation should be
given Mr. Valley in the work,” Ro
guszka stated, “particularly since
he donated extra equipment, time,
and labor over and beyond the
funds available to complete the
project.”
Fathomeers Meet
The monthly meeting of the
Alaskan Fathomeers of Kodiak was
held in the Research Center of the
Alaska Department of Fish and
Game on May 28.
Main item of discussion was on
suggested ideas for a club emblem.
Divers present related their var
ious diving experiences of the past
month. Present were John Warren,
Kenny Nekeferoff, Don Nekefer
off, Guy Powell, Willie McLinn,
Jerry Chaffin, Bob Owen, Dick
Sutliff, Gary Brumage, and A1
Torgramsen.
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Court Cases
Two cases of larceny netted sen
tences of thirty days to Gordon
McKee and Albert McKeem, who
appeared this week before the City
Magistrate.
Five other persons appeared be
fore the magistrate, all on drunk
charges. These were Katherine
Melovedoff, who was released to
leave town; Charles Warren, sen
tenced to thirty days. Sentence was
suspended. Also suspended was a
thirty-day sentence given Harold
Bjerkin. Charles J Christianson
was given a sentence of twenty
days and John O'Brien forfeited
bail of $25.
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SUNDAY SPECIALS
Loganberry Pie.600 Ea
Chocolate Rolls.450,
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NAUGHTGN’S BAKERY
Open Day & Nite
Phone 486-2600
Donnelley & Acheson
Ladies’ Wear
part of the art of CVS
American Classics— (a) American Review
knit pullover, 2.98, All-American long
sleeve cardigan, 3.98, snuggie gabardine
shorts, 2.98. (b) American Crew pullover,
2.98, American Check cardigan, 3.98, clas
sic gabardine calf hugger, 4.98. (c) Amer
ican Edition short sleeve pullover, 2.98,
American Spectator cardigan, 3.98,
Smoothie gabardine Jamaica, 3.98. All
100% cotton.