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For Sale
FOR SALE
Five Wooded lots—Three facing
main road. Two with possibh
Marine View—All in one group
—Inside City—Phone 486—2422
After 6 p.m.—Cash talks. tfn
1 Wright power saw with extra
blade, $120. Like new. Sportland.
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1961 Corvette, 11,000 miles, New
tires, $2,500. Sportland. tfn
Ready to roll—16-foot Terry House
Trailer with Marvel refrigerator.
Dixie butane range, oil heat, Ve
netian blinds. Sleeps four. Cash
$985. Phone 486—5184. tfn
271 G.M.C. diesel complete, starter,
generator, regulator, exhaust dry
stack. Ready to go. Jim Vz—3303
Richmond Ave., Mt. View, An
chorage. 24-2n
Home and Acreage on Island Lake.
Large Lot on Island Lake. Two
bedroom home in City fully fur
nished with 2 unfinished rooms
upstairs, $8,000. Five lots in East
Addition. Redecorated home on
Mission Road. View Lot and
Home near Mission Road. Other
properties to see if you call for
Appointment. KODIAK ALEU
TIAN REALTY. PHONE 486—
2960.
’51 Mercury 4-dr., $400. Phone
486—2827. 31-ln
New, used only a couple of times,
Firmline belt mossager, heavy
duty motor and double stand,
$80. Phone 486—5473. 31-ln
Relatively new G.E. electric range,
$95. Phone 486—2804. 31-ln
Kitchen tables and chairs, 1 rock
ing chair, children’s beds, oil
stoves, desk, refrigerator, gas
range, metal dressers, 1955 Ford,
automatic and wringer washer.
Phone 486—2692. 31-ly
Sandalwood rug, 9x12, $45. Red
leatherette sofa bed, $60. 1961
Coldspot refrigerator, $135. Com
plete Rattan living room set,
$200. Maple dining room set, $75.
.Phone 486—2623. 31-ly
Used 6-year crib, high chair, train
ing chair. 2 full-size beds, com
plete with matching headboard
and dresser. 3 dinette sets. 3
refrigerators. 9x12 rug. 2 living
room suites. Eggemeyer Furni
ture. Phone 486—2977. 31-ln
One Bedroom hone on choice wa
terfront property overlooking
small boat harbor. Call owner.
Ph. 486—5123 or 486—5265. nc
’63 Chevrolet pickup. Long wheel
base, wide bed, overload springs,
radio, heater, windshield washer.
$750 down and take over $60
monthly payments. $1,349 bal
ance. Phone 486—2328 or 486—
5566. 31-ly
Camping trailed with sink, stov?
and % bed. Phine 486—2626 or
486—2627. 31-ln
4 Vi" jointer-planer. Near new,
$27.50. Phone 486—2627 after 6
pm 31-ln
1959 Pontiac 4-door, hardtop. 18,
000 miles, perfect condition. $1,
595. Phone 486—2459.
1956 Chevrolet station wagon, 1963
license paid. $650. Phone 486—
5104. 31-ly
’58 Volkswagen. See at Base School
during day or call 486—5276
after 6. 31-ly
Mounted King Crabs, $25 and up.
For information phone 486—
2941, or write Lynch, P.O. Box
1583, Kodiak, Alaska. 31-ln
Special Discount on made to meas
ure clothnig. You buy the suit
for regular price and get an ex
tra pair of pants for $7 saving
$20 on your order. Fit guaran
teed. At Dad’s Barber Shop.
Small one-bedroom home overlook
ing small boat harbor. Ph. 486—
5123 or 486—5265. nc
Boats For Saje
16-foot day cruiser, %-inch hull
throut, glassed bottom, complete
ly equipped, including life jac
kets. 400 Merc engine with sin
gle lever controls and extras. 10
foot glassed Pram included. Call
486—2604. Don Hall.
1 Cabin cruiser, 19’, 60-hp. Mercury
with 10 hours running time, $2,
000. Sportland. tfn
1962 Elgin “40” with controls and
16-ft. fibre glass skiff. Mrs. Don
Morgan, 487—2292. 31-2y
18’ cabin cruiser. 17’ runabout.
Phone 486—2626 or 486—2627.
31-ln
Notices
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ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. Ph
486—5430 or 486—2364. tfn
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
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Motor Trend Award Winner of ’63
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Kodiak - Seattle - Portland
HOLMAN AUTO MART
Phone 486-2662
10 p.m. Open Every Evening 10 p.m.
Miss Marjorie Schreiber
This lovely young lady recently announced her engagement to Lewis
John Kilgore, son of Mr. and Mrs, Vivan Kilgore of Kodiak. Young
Kilgore is stationed in Hawaii with the U.S. Navy aboard the sub
marine USS Halibut and met Miss Schreiber, a Palmer resident who
has been attending the University of Hawaii, there. They plan a
September wedding.
RUMMAGE SALE: Clothing, hard
ware and miscellaneous items.
Saturday afternoons, one to five.
Kod an Baptist Mission. tfn
Can srnp crau anywhere in the
United States. Also you can uu.
any amount of crab everyday at
Martin’s Fresh King Crab, Box
513, or phone 486—5566 or 48o—
2377. tfn
CLEARANCE SALE on Advance
patterns! Sorted by sizes for your
convenience. All patterns 25
cents. Kodiak Knit Shop. 31-ln
REWARD ! ! !
$25 Reward for the thief of Bus
kin Beach who steals fishing gear
from cars and from the beach.
Call Connor, 487—5801. 31-ly
Wanted
Job, tor 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
Services
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Anderson > Maintenance Service—
Washm machines and dryers re
pa:,*ed — furnace cleaning —
plumbing and heating service
Free estimate. Ph. 486—5289 tfn
MARTIN’S HARBORVIEW
PLUMBING & HEATING —In
-tallafion — 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
Miscellaneous
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Free.
Want Home for one male kitten,
Siamese cat. Call 486—5174. nc
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Cope Street Water
Was Filthy But
Now Tests Safe
While city water in the Cope
Street hill area is now safe, accord
ing to State Sanitarian Harry Car
ter, it apparently was not about
two weeks ago. Residents of the
area have inquired as to why the
Kodiak Mirror failed to carry any
mention of this matter and there
by warn people of the area.
The Mirror was never advised of
this condition at any time by the
city and was unaware of the situa
tion. Had attention been drawn to
this matter by anyone, the Mirror
would have carried news stories.
Contrary to the undoubtedly con
sidered opinion of city officials
that it was in the public interest
to keep this situation a secret if
possible, the Mirror’s considered
opinion is that any situations in
volving a danger to the public’s
health, are the proper concern for
the public itself and therefore ’o
the press.
We commend State Sanitarian
Harry Carter for the quick and ef
ficient measures he took to protect
the public in this instance. We are
not really pleased however that the
city failed to inform the public on
this situation.
The full report will be carried in
next week’s Mirror.
Local Scout Troop
Aids City Cleanup
Members of Boy Scout Troop
625, sponsored by the Elks, drew
words of high praise from City
Sanitarian Harry Carter this week
for their volunteer help in the city
cleanup campaign.
The boys eagerly assisted in
picking up trash and debris litter
ing Mill Bay and Island Lake Spur
roads. They also cleaned up the
public service site at Island Lake.
“They did a wonderful job and
were willing helpers,” said Carter,
who appealed to the public to help
keep the city streets and area roads
free of trash and debris. He called
attention to the fact that it is un
lawful to throw anything onto
roads or streets.
WOMAN KNIFED
Mrs. Miranda Totemoff, who wu!
seriously stabbed in the stomacl
last Sunday requiring surgery, i
reported to be ’‘up and walkim
around . . . htr condition is verj
good.” Her husband, Mike Totem
off was arrested shortly after tht
stabbing incident on a drunk and
disorderly charge by city police
Police Chief Jack Rhines said that
circumstances surrounding the
stabbing incident are being invest)
gated.
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