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Classified advertising rales:
$1.00 minimum for first 20 word^
.10 for each additional 4 words;
plus 2% sales tax
Payable in Advance.
For Sale
B&J AUTO SALES
New and used cars. We buy and
sell. Dealer for International
Scouts. Ph. 486—2464. tfn
We have plenty of ^rab pots and
steel for sale. Shop work up-to
date. Place your order now for
prompt service. Ph 486-5168.
Fritz’s Welding. tfn
Going restaurant business in cen
ter of city. Very reasonable for
quick sale. Write H. G. in care of
Box 1307, Kodiak. tfn
150 ft. Orangeberg pipe. Ph. 486—
2422. tfn
1961 blue Corvair Monza, will take
trade. Brown naugahyde hide-a
bed. 2 table lamps. See at blue
trailer, Island Lake, or call 486—
2900 days, 486—5539 evenings.
27-ly
Matching American handhooked
rugs. Two 4x6 ft. One 6x9 ft.
Natural background, soft blue
borders, floral design. Ph. 487
—5523. 27-ly
GRAB THIS FAST—It won’t last.
Price $4,500. 1-bedroom home on
large lot completely furnished.
Phone us at once. KODIAK
ALEUTIAN REALTY. Phone
486—2960. 27-ln
$$$$$$$ For your property— YE$
YE$ $IR ! ! !! ! We have buyers
waiting for 2 or 3 and 4 bedroom
hou$e$. Inve$tment propertie$
and Bu$ine$$. You will receive
fa$t action and prompt payment.
Call u$ today and let u$ $ell for
you. KODIAK ALEUTIAN
REALTY. Phone 486—2960.
27-ln
Bendix make Marine Radio. Ray
theon model 1100, 100 watt out
put. 32 volt, $400. Photo electric
Auto pilot, 32 volt, $150. Air
freight from Anchorage included
in price. Write to 3306 Richmond
Ave. No. 20 Mt. View, Anchor
age or Box 503 Kodiak. 27-2y
Kodak 8mm, automatic electric
eye, turret lens, built-in Type A
filter movie camera, $65. Ph. 486
2646. 27-ly
30-Ft. Trailer with built-in TV, 30
gal. oil water heater. Available
Sept. 29. No. 7 Pratt’s Trailer
Court. Ph. 486—2646. 27-ly
1956 Chevrolet, 205 HP. V-8, Pow
erglide. R/H, Snow Tires. 1952
Willys, 4-cylinder “F” Head, 4
wheel drive, R/H. $700 each. Lt.
Cmdr. Bast. Ph. 487—5439. 27-2y
1955 Jeep Station Wagon. Days Ph.
487—5876 or Nite 487—5867.
27-ly
1958 English Vauxhall. Excellent
Kodiak car, $450. Ph. 487—2293.
27-2y
Refrigerator, separate freezer com
partment. Electric stove, double
oven. Washing machine, electric
dryer. TV, radio and record
player console (Packard-Bell).
Piano. GE Portable dishwasher.
Stacer. Ph. 487—5528. 27-ln
Trailer with built-on living room,
bath and storeroom. Excellent
for couple or single person. $1,
500. Can be seen at Pratt’s Trail
er Court No. 15. Ph. 486—2833.
27-ln
Westinghouse Dryer, $50. 17-inch
Packard-Bell and-antenna, $50.
Call 486—5478 or 486—2256 and
ask for Jim. 27-ly
For Rent
l-Bedrm. furnished house. Ph. 486
—2359. 20-1 n
1-Bedroom furnished apartment,
baseboard heat. Ph. 486—5126.
27-2y
Completely furn. 1-bedroom house.
Close in. Ph. 486—5280. 27-ln
Boats For Sale
Fully equipped 31 ft. seiner. GO
hp Chrysler engine, power take
off, skiff, seine, $1,650. Inquire
at B & J Auto Sales. tfn
18-foot pleasure boat. Grey marine
kiboard. Ph. 486—2626 or 486—
2627, or see Bill at Island Elec
tropics. tfn
18-ft. boat, new condition, twin
Evinrudes. Sleeps 2. Will con
sider trade for late model car.
Ph. 487—5508 or 487—3381 after
5. 20-ln
Help Wanted
Baby sitter wanted to live in. Mid
dle aged woman preferred. Non
drinker. Must love children. Ph.
486—5562. 27-ln
*******Wanted*****™
Mature Christian woman for care
of 2 small children in my home,
starting Aug. 15th. $20 per week.
See Pat Johnson, Pratts Trailer
Court #12 before 3 p.m. 20-2n
Purse poor parents need Husky,
Malemute, Siberian or Samoyed
pups for active youngsters. Write
Box 87. 20-2y
1 used bike. Ph. 486—5117. 20-ly
Legal Notice
IN THE SUPEROR COURT FOR
THE STATE OF ALASKA
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
IN THE MATTER OF THE)
ESTATE OF )
JOHN M. BRODTKORB )
Deceased, )
)
)
)
No. 436 (Comm. Ct.)
ORDER SETTING TIME AND
PLACE FOR HEARING
MARTIN LAWRENCE CLARK,
Administrator of the Estate of John
M. Brodtkorb, having filed his
Final Account and Report and Pe
tition for Final Distribution and
Discharge, praying that a day De
appointed for the hearing thereof,
it is hereby —
ORDERED that Tuesday, the 4th
day of September, 1962 at the hour
of 10:30 o’clock in the forenoon of
said day be, and the same hereby
is, designated as the time; and the
office of Robert K. Yandell, Master
for the Superior Court, 628 F
Street, Anchorage, Alaska, as the
place for the hearing of objections
to the said Account and Report;
when and where all persons inter
ested in said estate will be heard
and settled, and at said hearing the
Court will determine what persons
are to take the estate under the
laws of the State of Alaska, It is
further —
ORDERED that notice of such
hearing shall be given by publica
tion of this Order once a week for
four (4) consecutive weeks in THE
KODIAK MIRROR, Kodiak, Alaska,
and that proof of such publication
be filed herein.
Done in Open Court this 2nd day
of July, 1962, at Anchorage, Alaska.
ROBERT K. YANDELL
Master for the Superior Court
Published July 6„ 13, 20 & 27,
1962.
(More Legals on Page 10)
Sale or Trade
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1957 Pontiac 4-Door in Good Condi
tion, now at Seward, for a ve
hicle of the same value in Ko
diak. Call 486—5123 and ask for
Bill Mason. Would be interested
in Volkswagen. nc
Excellent Three Bedroom Home on
Island Lake, completely fur
nished. Will Trade for Four
Bedroom Home in Town or Own
er will sell. Act now and call us
for appointment. KODIAK
ALEUTIAN REALTY SERV
ICES. Phone 486—2960. 27-ln
Miscellaneous
Will give away puppy. Part Bea
gle. Male. Ph. 486—5174. 27-ln
Would like to contact owner of a
small male Pekinese (regis
tered) for services. Dumas. Ph.
487—2278. 27-ln
w 1 II'*******
Notices
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. Ph.
486—6430 or 480—2364. tfn
RUMMAGE SALE — Kodiak Bap
tist Mission. Coats, shoes, bunk
beds, clothing. Sat. 1-5 p.m. tfn
All land, buildings and livestock
on Whale Island is under grazing
lease and is being occupied for
that purpose. Cecil Wayant. 13-3y
Services
Portraits tinted by Myrtle. Ph. 486
—2458 for information. 27-3n
Anderson’s Maintenance Service—
Washing machines and dryers re
paired — furnace cleaning —
plumbing and heating service. 24
hr. service. Ph. 486—5289. tfn
Martin’s Fresh King Crab, cook
ed daily, packed to ship. Box
513. Ph. 486—2377 or 486—5566.
tfn
MARTIN’S HARBORVIE W
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
Expert ironing done in my home.
Ph. 486—5592. 27-2y
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Don’t try to break a speed rec
ord on the highways—you’re apt
to break your neck before you
break the record.
Funeral Services
Sunday At 2 P.M.
For Susie Lee
Funeral services will be held
Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Assembly
of God Church for Mrs. Susie Lee,
51, who died of a heart attack at
her home, Monday evening.
The Rev. Fred Mamaloff will of
ficiate and interment will be at the
City Cemetery.
Survivors besides her husband
Bert, include daughters: Virginia
Kvaskukoff of Kodiak; Nellie
Guthrie of Ketchikan; Flossie Gil
bert and Merle Anne Gunderson of
Sandpoint; Christine Brandel of
Calif., Alice Brandel of Texas, Rosa
and Frances Lee of Kodiak, and
sons, Nels Brandel, Kodiak; Glen
Brandel, Unga; Sammy Brandel,
Sandpoint, Dannie Brandel, Ko
diak; and Bjorne and Laiv Lee of
Kodiak. Three sisters and three
brothers also survive.
BRYAN THORSHEIM BACK
Bryan Thorsheim and son Rus
sell arrived back in town for sev
eral weeks visit on yesterday after
noon’s flight. They drove up over
the highway and stopped in Fair
banks to visit Russell’s older
brother, Stan, who is working at
the state road department’s anal
ysis laboratory this summer.
B & J GARAGE
Located just this side of
City Hall
* New and Used Parts.
* See us for all your Jeep parts.
* No job is too small or too big.
Phone
486—5660 or 486—2464
FOR SALE
“WHERE IS” — “AS IS”
To the highest bidder the salvagable remains of the Fishing
Vessel D/V HESTER. Wrecked on the south side of Katmai Bay.
Owners reserve the right to close the bidding without notice.
Mail all bids to Wm. Damery — Marine Surveyor
P.O. Box 91, Kodiak, Alaska
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A LITTLE STORY
ABOUT
SOUTHERN FRIED
CHICKEN
Chapter 1
When I was a boy in the country I really
loved fried chicken.
It was cut into small pieces, such as breasts,
thighs, and drumsticks, that were easily eaten
with the fingers. It was cooked done through
and through, and I never heard of such a thing
as having to eat it with a knife and fork.
After I grew up I came away to the city to
live, and began eating in restaurants. I started
finding out things about fried chicken that I
never knew before. I learned how awful it
tasted when it was raw in the middle and
burned on the outside. I learned about how it
could be cut into big halves and quarters, and
I was saddened when I never saw my favorite
pieces anymore.
Then I commenced courting and began get
ting fancy ideas. I heard about a person named
Emily Post, who was supposed to know all
about what country boys should and should not
do when they came to the city to live. Some
how, I got the idea that fried chicken was sup
posed to be eaten with a knife and fork.
That was as much as I could stand. I gave
up completely. I bade farewell to my favorite
food and never again ordered it in a restau
rant.
Chapter II
Now once again I am enjoying fried chick
en. Here at the Elks Club we are cutting it
up just like they did at Aunt Lizzie’s when I
was a boy . . . small pieces . . . breasts, thighs
and drumsticks. We are cooking it to a golden
brown, done through and through, and it is
really good.
Frankly, I don’t know for sure what cer
tain books say on the subject of eating chicken
with the fingers, but I don’t care in the least
anymore. I have gone back to eating it just
like I did in Hawkinsville, before I left home,
and came away to the city to live.
Therefore, when we serve it to you here at
The Kodiak Elks Club we want you to remem
ber that fried chicken was never, never, meant
to be eaten with a knife and fork.
We want you to know it is our sincere wish
that every patron of The Elks Club be served
the same quality food, and shown the same
courtesy, consideration and hospitality as if
you were a guest in our own home.
THE KODIAK ELKS CLUB
MANAGEMENT
Serving Starting at 7 p.m., Sat., July 28
Food to Please Your Palate
Prices to Please Your Purse