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For Sale
1 large box of Mechanics hand
tools. Can be seen at Kodiak Air
ways. tfn
Wildlife and Scenic movies of Alas
ka in color, 16mm, 8mm movies,
35mm slides. Showings for any
size group arranged at your con
venience, either in town or on
the Naval Station. Leave call for
H. C. Miller at 486—2833. 29-4y
160-gallon stainless steel glass-lined
tank w/motor and agitator in A-l
cond; 60 gallon stainless steel
tank. Ph. 486—5404 after 6:30
Pm. tfn
Yearling beef for sale 46c by the
side. Cal] Henley, Ph. 486—5626.
Fat dry cows, 36c. 13-2y
B&J AUTO SALES
New and used cars. We buy and
sell. Dealer for International
Scouts. Ph. 486—2464. tfn
’49 International 1%-ton truck.
Good motor, 3 extra tires. Ph.
486—5116. 20-ly
BRAND NEW Beaver %-length
coat. Size 14-16. Never been worn.
Ph. 487—5414. 20-ln
Outstanding Minature Poodle pup
pies. AKC Reg., shots, 3 months
old. Black female, black male,
small silver male,, mahogany
brown male. $125. Write Evelyn
Siler, 2175 S. W. 79th, Portland,
Oregon. 20-4y
2-wheel trailer, steel box. Ph. 486—
5192. 20-ln
1961 Corvair MONZA, Roman red,
4-speed trans., ah' heater, radio,
folding rear seat, underseal, big
engine. 2-speed wiper, window
washer, leather bucket seats.
$2,200. Ph. 486—2401. 20-ly
1958 Fairlane 500 4-dr., yellow and
white. New tires. $1,300. Ph. 486
—5431. 20-ly
Winchester model #70 “264” mag
num. Brand new, never been
fired. $110 or best offer. Ph. 486
—5611. 20-ly
Camera, 4x5 B&J press w/4 6heet
holders and 1 pack holder. $50.
Ph. 486—5290. 20-ly
Lg lots in Kalsin Bay area, Island
Lake Sub-division; several 4
bdrm. homes; 1 2-bdrm. home; 1
lg. lot on Mission Rd., over 1
acre more or less. Other good
buys. Call Kodiak Aleutian Real
ty Services. Ph. 486—2960. 20-ln.
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For Sale or Trade
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House for sale or trade. 2 bdrms.
w/full basement, large LR and
kitchen. Call 486—5387 after 6
p. m. 20-ly
Boats For Sale
iV seiner w/gear, dory and fish
net. Call Ben Guhrke, 486—2215
days or 486—2948 evenings, tfn
16-ft. outboard cruiser. Call Brown,
Ph. 486—5223. 13-2y
For Rent
3-bdrm. furn. house. $125 per mo.
Ph. 486—5467. 20-ln
Trailer. $60 per mo. Ph. 486—5364.
20-ln
Lost
Between Sportland and Post Of
fice, Oct. 11—'Round antique pin,
woman’s face painted on onyx
w/tiny diamond crown and 5 or 6
tiny diamonds around outer rim
of gold. Hook on back for lapel
watch. Liberal reward. Bring to
Mirror Office or call Mrs. Mur
phy, 486—2332, after 6 p. m. 20-ly
Wanted
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Alaskan Bingles or trade tokens;
U.S., Canadian and gold coins. K.
Dethridge,, Box 785, Juneau,
Alaska. 7-28-15y
Notices
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Rummage sale and thrift shop
open Sat. afternoons, 1 to 5 at
the Baptist Mission. tin
If you like to drink—it’s your busi
ness. If you’d like to stop—it’s
our business. Alcoholics Anony
mous. Ph. 486—5148 or 486—
2364. tfn
The Doghouse is now open 24 hours
a day. Come in and try our good
food. tfn
Shirley’s Barber Shop will be
closed October 21 through Oct.
31. Upon re-opening, the hours
will be 8:00 A. M. — 5:30 P. M.
20-lv
Services
MARTIN,S HARBORVIEW
PLUMBING & HEATING. Ph.
486—2422 day or night. Guaran
teed work by licensed plumber
& steamfitter. Take advantage of
our free estimating service, tfn
ISLAND ELECTRONICS — Radid
& TV repair. Open 12 to 9 pm.
Ph. 486—2626. tfn
APPLIANCE REPAIR—Ph. 486—
2672 or 486—2387. 10-13-10y
Will baby sit in my home. Ph. 486—
5173. nc
Will care for children in my home
days. Ph. 486—5681. 20-ln
Read the classifieds for profit,
use them for results.
If you have something to sell
try a classified ad in the Mirror.
NOTICEI
The electrical power line in the I
East Addition has been energized. I
Persons working in the areal
should exercise caution near these I
lines. I
KODIAK ELECTRIC ASSOC’N I
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SLIPPERY FISH. This artist’s rendering shows a torpedo run
ning in a gaseous envelope, used to reduce skin friction drag. In the
future this may double the speed of hydrodynamic bodies. Experi
ments are being conducted at the Convair Division of General Dy
namics Corp., San Diego, Calif.
Waterfront
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Oct. 10 in Narrow Straits near Split
Rock.
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The Baptist Mission boat the
EVANGEL is moored at Alvine’s
Repair waiting to be dry-docked to
repair damage sustained when the
anchor chain broke during a storm,
Sept. 18 at Ouzinkie and the vessel
drifted on to the beach.
Announcing...
The 21st
Anniversary
Progress Edition
of the
Kodiak Mirror
PUBLICATION DATE
November 24,1961
The Special
Edition . ..
will tell
Kodiak's Story
in
Feature Articles
and
Pictures
This Special
Edition . . .
of the
Kodiak Mirror
will be an excellent medium
for all local merchants and
out-of-town advertisers
Extra Copies
will be printed, bringing your mes
sage to thousands of additional
readers at prevailing advertising
rates
Wreckage of the SILVER STAR
was reported found near Cape
Douglas. The S T.VER STAR is out
of Seldov.'a and had a three-man
new.
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The power scow CIIISIK IS
LAND, owned by the Snug Harbor
Packing Co., swamped while fish
ing crab to the Westward and was
towed in by the WESTERN PIO
NEER. It is now in the small boat
harbor undergoing repairs.
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The 62’ vessel HUSKY, Capt. Olaf
M. Sumstad of Seattle, owner and
master, was wrecked in Bristol
Bay near False Pass. It is a total
loss.
According to an AP release, Capt
Sumstad has returned home un
hurt. He was thought by friends to
have been lost. First reports from
Nome said Sumstad’s pilot boat
HUSKY had struck a reef and sank
off Amak Island in the Bering Sea.
Sumstad said he and two nurses
from Bethel reached shore and
were rescued by a private plane
pilot.
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King Crab, Inc. have their
shrimp operation going as well as
the crab.
The HEKLA, skippered by M. G.
Magnuson, and the DAKOTA, with
Chet Wa'tman at the helm, are
fishing shrimp.
Revise Del Valentine story to read
Griffin Memorial
Births
A daughter, Nova Lenore, weigh
ing 7 lbs. 7 ozs., was born on Oc
tober 15 to Mary and John Chya.
A son, Donald Jay, weighing 4
lbs. 13 ozs., was born on October
18 to Edna and Donald Vinberg.
A son, Michael Edward, weigh
ing 7 lbs. 11 ozs., was born on Oc
tober 20 to Nancy and Donald Blais
dell.
CHOSE TWO IN RUNOFF
FAIRBANKS (yP) —H. A. Bou
cher and Darrel V. Brewington
won council seats in a runoff elec
tion Tuesday.
Boucher defeated Edward Mer
des and Brewington beat Arthur
J. Sexauer.
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A daughter, Amanda Jean,
weighing 7 lbs. 4 ozs., was born on
October 18 to Roberta Jean and
Richard Leon Eubank, AC2, USN.
ALASKAN PILOTS TO DISCUSS
CHANGES IN REGULATIONS
Aircraft owners and pilots from
throughout Alaska will gather in
Anchorage, Fairbanks, and Juneau
Saturday, October 21, to express
their views about the regulations
under which they operate.
Purpose of the meetings is to
provide pilots with an opportunity
to discuss changes in Civil Air Reg
ulations applying to general avia
tion—all aircraft operations except
military and scheduled air carrier.
The number of blasts that come
from auto horns in a traffic jam jS
equal to the sum of the squares on
the wheels.
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