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For Sale
Realsilk’s spring clothing is out —
reversible raincoats, stretch ny
lons, bowling outfits, etc. Re
spected forty-three year reputa
tion for service and customer
satisfaction. Ph. 486—2865. tfn
New and used bar and restaurant
equipment also drive-ins. Sinks
—stainless steel, pie cases, ice
makers, meat display cases, soda
dispenser, ice cream machines
Bar stools, chairs and tables. Bot
tle gas french fryers, steam ta
bles, walk-in and reach-in 'efrig
erators, commercial ranges and
grills. Toledo dishwashers, donut
machines, Globe meat slicers and
grinders. Payments arranged.
Dan Hamler’s Peninsula Refrig
eration Co., Box 432, Soldotna.
Phone Alaska 262—4474. tfn
Sears hot air furnace with all con
trols. Good condition, $90. Ph.
486—2908. fn
1962 Biltmore 2-bedroom mobile
home. Completely furnished. Call
486—5638. 19-ly
FOR SALE
Local
Grain Fed Beef
2 & 3 Year Old
Also Cutting and Wrapping
Phone 486-2997
CALL AFTER 5 P.M. |
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FOR SALE
Five Wooded lots—Three facing
main road. Two with possibls
Marine View—All in one group
—Inside City—Phone 486—2422
After 6 p.m.—Cash talks. tfn
Miranda Automcx 35mm camera.
Single lens reflex with 50mm
1.19 lens with Ultrablitz Monojet
flash, $225. Kodak Carousel pro
jector and case, model 550 with
4 extra magazines, also projec
tion screen, $125. All items listed
above are almost new. Will sell
all listed items in package deal
for $300. Original cost of camera
alone. Phone 486—2604 after 5
p.m., ask for Hank Harrison, tfn
TRAILER WITH ADDITION:
Priced right with financing. This
trailer is completely furnished.
Addition has mahogany paneling.
Kodiak Aleutian Realty. Phone
486—2960.
Furnished Home $1,500 Down, Ca
bin on Island Lake with 2.16
acres land, $4,400. Large 55-Ft.
Trailer. Two Bedroom Home,
Price $7,950. Good terms. Two
lots in East Addition, $900 each.
Other good homes. Call to make
appointment to see. Kodiak Aleu
tian Realty. Phone 486—2960.
Rummage Sale: Clothing, hardware
and miscellaneous items. Satur
day afternoons, one to five. Ko
diak Baptist Mission. tfn
2-Bedroom quonset and large build
ing. On 1V4 acres. Phone 486—
5352. 19'1”
140 Chrysler engine, 2% to 1 re
duction, power take-off. Write
Box 595. Phone 486—2921. 19-2y
1958 Kenmore fully automatic bot
tled gas dryer, excellent condi
tion, $135. 1958 G.E. 9-cu.-ft. re
frigerator, $100. RCA Victor ta
ble model AF-AM twin speaker
radio, $35. Phone 486—2319. 19lj
DANCE! DANCE! DANCE!
Tomorrow Nite — Saturday — 8 p.m.
At The Armory
Live Music by
Naknek Ernie
and His Alaskan Hillbillies
Polkas + Schottisches ^ Twists
Fox Trots + Rain Dances
Dance to Help Zoya Reign as Queen
Chaperoned Ladies Free
Admission $1.00
If I Ain’t Got It — I Can Get It
HALIBUT GEAR GALORE
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Clam Shovels, V-Belts
and Pipe Fittings, Too
Complete Line Marine Supplies
KODIAK SUPPLIERS
CARL RODLI PH. 486—5375 DAY or NITE
Voice of Music tape recorder, $90.
Phole 486—5552. 19-ly
4-Wheel drive Jeep. Call 487—
5846, Campo. 19-ly
Thomas Electric organ, double key
board, full bass, Leslie speaker
system, including bench. Contact
Herman Schultz. Phone 486—
2457. 19-ly
Like new wringer washer, twin
aluminum tubs, $50. Phone 486—
5694. 19-ly
1954 Buick. All new parts. License.
Price $250. Phone 486—2419.
19-ly
1960 Volkswagen deluxe sedan, 25,
000 miles, 7 tires, godo condition.
Phone 486—5591. 19-ly
270 Weatherby Mark V, shells and
dies, $200. Call 486—2922. 19-ly
Model 70 Winchester 30.06, Lyman
sights, sling, case, $90. Model 721
Remington 30.06, sling, case, $75.
Model 336 Marlin 30-30, receiver
sights, sling, case, new, $80.
Remington Sportsman automatic
shotgun, 20-gauge, case, $70.
Phone 486—2385. 19-ly
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Wanted
WANTED! A room full of hungry
people to eat our baked ham,
roast beef and other homemade
goodies at St. Mary’s Dinner at
the Elks Club, Sunday, from 3
to 6 p.m. _
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For Rent
Office space available in Donnelley
Building for immediate occu
pancy, 2 rooms—$175 per month,
includes heat, lights and jani
torial. Phone 486—2201 for ap
pointment. 19-ln
First of May, apartment suitable
for couple. $115 plus electricity.
Phone 486—5646. 19-ly
Boats For Sale
Cruiser “Pink Lady,” 20-ft. Sabre
Craft with 1961 Volvo Penta mo
tor and drive. 35-watt 6-chanr.el
radio telephone, 240-ft. depth
meter. Custom made gas tanks
plus many other features. A real
buy for $3,700. Call Len Johnson,
486—2350 evenings, 487—5447
days. 5-3n
19-ft. Ouzinkie skiff, 35-hp Evin
rude, controls and trailer. Rea
sonable. Call 486—2353. 12-2y
16-ft. B&B vonvertible, 50-hp Evin
rude, 4-hp air-cooled auxiliary
motor, botat trailer. Will finance.
Polaroid 800 land camera and ac
cessories, binoculars, 30.06 BSA
w/3x9 Mountaineer scope and
miscellaneous objects. Jim Escue,
City Market or Wodlingers No. 3
Apt. Must and will sell by May 1.
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Notices
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. Ph.
486— 5430 or 486—2364. tfn
Your piggy bank may be more val
uable than you think. Send stamp
for list of prices I pay for coins.
John Harvey, Box 2164. 12-ly
Anyone interested in forming a
coin club phone John Harvey,
487— 5531. 12-ly
Hurry! Hurry! We are having spe
cials on graduation clothing.
Boys who need a suit for gradu
ation drop in at Dad’s and make
your selection early enough for
your made to measure suit. We
have high quality materials iO
choose from. Don’t gamble with
fit. Let a man wih experience do
it for you. Where fit is guaran
teed. Dad’s Barber Shop. 19-ln
(Mirror Classifieds Bring Results)
City Hail Dumping
Area Could Become
Recreation Site
Anyone have an idea where some
of our active young men can op
erate their Go-Carts?
A spokesman for the group has
told the Mirror that due to the ad
vent of the Little League baseball
season they have been told not +o
use Coon Memorial Ball Park.
The boys, in that difficult age
group that is too young to go into
bars and too old to belong to the
Teen Club, feel they have found a
recreation and diversion healthy,
sound and educational as well as
exciting.
It has been suggested that if the
city would spark the annual city
clean-up drive by hauling all the
junk automobiles and mechanical
equipment out of the sanitary-fill
garbage dump area right next to
city hall that these youngsters
could use it for their purposes. It
would also serve to remove one of
the worst eyesores inside the city
limits.
At the time the garbage opera
tion was going on, it became a con
troversial matter with many Aleu
tian Homes and Carlson Hill resi
dents objecting to the then unsight
ly smelly project. At that time the
city fathers and administration
promised that they should be pa
tient and try to visualize what a
lovely city playground it would be
come when finished. However,
since its completion, it has been
used as a municipal dumping
ground for heavy equipment, ma
terials and abandoned automobiles
and even some skiffs.
We have a new shipment and good
selection of graduation gifts. See
our new stock where your dollar
has value at Dad’s Barber Shop.
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Services
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Anderson’s Maintenance Service
Washing machines and dryers re
paired — furnace cleaning —
plumbing and heating service.
Free estimate. Ph. 486—5289 tfn
Jerry’s Garage
SALES & SERVICE
Dealer For
INTERNATIONAL
HARVESTER
New & Used Parts
NEXT TO CITY HALL
No Job Is Too Big or Too Small
PHONE 486—2464
Insured Wrecker Service
DAY OR NITE
RADIATOR
CLEANING
and
REPAIRING
GUARANTEED
WORK
A dogged or leaking
radiator can result in
serious motor damage.
Let us clean and
repair your radiator now.
Island Radiator
Repair
At Jerry's Garage
See us for Service
GOTTSCHAULKS RETURN
Harry and Guyneth Gottschaulk,
well-known Kodiakans, arrived
back in town Monday and plan to
spend the next two months or more
here.
The Gottschaulks, who maintain
their residence here, have been
living at their summer home in
Richmond, Calif., since Harry’sre
tirement about two years ago.
The couple may fly to Nome la
ter in connection with their lease
on over 400,000 acres (100 miles
of beach) of offshore gold claims
near Nome.
NOTICE!
Hey Girls! Millikens rehearsal is
at 2 p.m. Sunday, April 21, at the
high school! Be there Ruth sez!
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