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For Sale
Duplex, close in, $5000 down, ba
lance like rent-3bdrm home on
Island Lake, has 2 skiffs and 25*
fishing boat goes with the deal—
Lot and small home on Island
Lake, available by new road.,
$5000 total price— Commercial
bldg, downtown, now leased &
has 5 apts., $60,000 terms to be
arranged—We have lots of lots
—view lots, Kalsin Bay lots, City
lots and lots of lots outside the
city—call for more information.
Kodiak Aleutian Realty. 486—
2960. 91n
39” GE electric range. Never been
used. Selling below cost, $180.
486-2977, Eggemeyer Furniture.
91n
1962 Volkswagen, seat covers and
two extra new snow tires, 12,000
miles. Phone 487-5562, Kathryn
Geis. 91y
The Studio — Musical instruments
for sale and rental program.
Music books and supplies. Phone
486-5545. Harry Ardinger. 13'ln
1963 Volkswagen deluxe with radio
$1750 FOB Seattle. Phone 486
2242. 131n
1958 Vauxhall 4 dr. sedan, $275.
Phone 486-2804. 131y
Be a gentleman of lei*
sure in these hand*
some playtime socks.
They’re made of 65%
Orion acrylic, 35%
nylon for a really com
fortable fit. The Play
mate is the smartest
thing on two feet. One
size fits all.
COLORS: $1.50 a pair.
KRAFTS
Men's Wear
Electric range. Double oven, good
condition, $100, 6 year baby crib
and mattress, good condition,
$25. Phone 486-2912. 13Jy
13Mt foot refrigerator-freezer com
bination. Good condition. Phone
486-2438 or 487-5804 during the
day- 131y
38’ x 106’ Heavy Cruiser (formerly
pickett boat). 671 GMC, 370 hrs.
TSO, sleep four, galley, head, top
speed 15 knots, easily converted
for fishing, excellent condition,
89,250. Consider airplane part
trade. E. W. Huntley, 2115 W.
174th, Seattle, Wash., 98166. Ph.
CH 3-5769. 13ly
1962 Volkswagen with 9800 miles,
excellent condition, color, an
thracite, all white vinyl enterior.
$1750. Phone 487-5469 or 487
2214. 13ly
New home on Mill Bay Road, 3 bed
rooms, fireplace, baseboard heat
and car port, Vfe acre of ground
or full acre. See' L. Lyle. 13ly
Toy poodles, white, AKC register
ed. Phone 486-5698 after 5 p.m.
131y
Electric roaster, electric skillet,
electric heater with fan, table
lamps, breakfast set, small ward
robe and other miscellaneous
items. Phone 486-5270. 131y
Add to your dishes, pick your
pieces, Franciscan ware, desert
rose pattern. Phone 486-5270.
131y
Winchester pump shotgun, 100
cases .308 Winchester, Trapper
Nelson pack board, Va hp. elec
tric motor and pump, 8 foot lad
der, Ocean City fishing reel, new,
saddle leather suit case. Phone
486-2341. 131nc
Table model hi-fi with records.
Phone 487-2247. 131y
Washer and dryer. Phone 487-2275.
13ly
Kodak movie projector, nifty little
Brownie 8 mm. with case, auto
matic threading, $30. Phone 486
2856. 131n
Beer coolers, under bar sinks and
cocktail units, ice makers, stain
less steel sinks for kitchens, com
mercial ranges, Sherer super
market display cases, store fix
tures and steel shelving. Go
noolas, for all types of stores,
kitchen units, refrigerated bars
for homes and offices. All equip
ment Installed with local help.
Peninsula Refrigeration Co., Box
432, Soldotna, Alaska. Phone 262
4474. tfn
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For Rent
Board and room in private home,
reasonable rate. Phone 486-5350.
131y
Wanted
♦♦ii i mum *******
Will do baby sitting in my home.
Days or evenings. Phone 486
5389. 13ln
5 year old boy needs male puppy.
Any breed but cocker spaniel.
Phone 486-5431. l&y
To purchase used care, up to $600
cash. No junkers. Phone 486
5487.13ly
Will give 5 different O-Mint silver
dollars for 1921 half dollar. Will
give O-Mint sUver dollar for
1938-S nickle. John Harvey, Box
2164, Kodiak. 13ln
City Charter
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that he will seek election as Mayor
as a writein candidate advised
Bullock that he would oppose
adoption of the proposed charter
“for the reasons cited on eligibility,
among others.”
Another mayor candidate, Wally
Nelson, has advised he is not fa
vorable to the adoption of the
charter also.
Will baby sit in my home by the
week. Phone 486-5511. 131y
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Found
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Man’s ring, 2 weeks ago, by Police
station. 486-5130 and identify.
131y
False teeth. Phone 486-5270 and
identify. 13nc
Services
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RADIO-TV & Marine Electronics
Repairs. Island Electronics. Box
626. Phone 486—2626. tfn
DRAFT BEER AVAILABLE NOW
at SHIP’S TAVERN. tfn
Tailoring, alterations and pattern
sewing, Lena Carpenter, Phone
486-5290.
Housemoving & raising. Reason
able rates. BROWN’S HOUSE
MOVING. Phone 486—5316. Box
2238. Free estimates. Quonsecs
for sale. tfn
Henry McCracken Construction
Company. Commercial Building.
Block-cement work. Anchorage,
BR 5-4211, call collect. Or call
486—2379. tfn
Anderson’s Maintenance Service—
Washing machines and dryers re
paired — furnace cleaning —
plumbing and heating service.
Free estimate. Ph. 486—5289 tfn
Elk — Moose — Bear Hunters —
You can arrange now for Elk —
Alaska Penninsula Moose and
Bear Hunts. Inquire M/V Cindy,
Boat Harbor this weekend or
write William Gregorioff, Box
783, Kodiak. 61y
Notices
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Can ship crab anywhere in the
United States. Also you can buy
any amount of crab everyday at
Martin’s Fresh King Crab, Box
513, or phone 486—5566 or 486—
2377. tfn
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. Ph.
486—5430 or 486—2364. tfn
NOTICE
$250 reward for Information lead
ing to the arrest and conviction
of any person or persons killing,
stealing or maliciously molesting
livestock owned by any member
of the Kodiak Livestock Growers
Association.
Just arrived, new shipment of dec
orative pillows by Layton Crea
tions. Eggemeyer Furniture Co.
Phone 486-2977. 131n
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Miscellaneous
Free to good home, mixed huskies,
male, good with children. Phone
4865762. 131y
COIN SPECIAL — 10 different
silver dollars (dates of my
choice) $12.50. 10 different New
Orleans silver dollars $13.50.
1964 Red Book $1.75. John Harv
ey, Box 2164, Kodiak.
Heavy Enrollment In Kodiak Schools
Taxes Present Classroom Facilities
A total of 1,132 enrolled in the
Kodiak schools by the end of the
first week of school, according to
Ivor Schott, superintendent of the
Kodiak Independent School Dis
trict.
Of that number, 787 enrolled in
the elementary schools and 345 in
the high school. The enrollment
has created a problem for school
officials.
“The high school facilities are
greatly overcrowded,” Mr. Schott
stated. “Some classes have 39, and
twelve classes have 35 or more in
each session. In an effort to serve
the needs of the high school, two
mathematics classes are held in
elementary classrooms, all French
language classes are held in ele
mentary classrooms and one room
in the elementary wing of the main
building is set aside for music
classes. The shop facilities are used
to capacity and some students have
been guided out of an industrial
arts course because of limited fa
cilities in the shop.”
Mr. Schott ponted out that the
existing facilities were designed
for 250 pupils. With the 345 en
rolled at this time, he stated, the
new addition planned for 1964
construction will only relieve an
overcrowded conditon existing at
this time.
In placing pupils in the down
town building it has been neces
sary to assign pupils of any par
ticular grade level who live nearer
that school than do those in the
same grade level who are assigned
to attandance in the Main School
building. Also, in order to equal
ize room load, those children who
ride buses are likewise, in some
instances, transported to the Down
Town building classrooms.
The high school has 23 instruc
tors, all but five of whom teach
full time in the high school; five
teach both high school and ele
mentary school subjects. New on
the high school staff are Ethel
Rauch, librarian-study hall; Betty
Ann Stone and William Ernest,
as Vanden, mathematics; Carolyn
WELFARE AGENT HERE
Mrs. Margaret Hafemeister, dis
trict representative of the Alaska
Division of Public Welfare, will be
in Kodiak today, Sept. 13. Anyone
wishing to see her can contact her
at the Kodiak Hotel.
English; Deward Halsey and Thom
Floyd and Sidney Omlid, com
merce; Marjorie Mattson, home
economics.
The elementary school engages
35 teachers; two kindergarten, fou>*
first grade and four second grade,
and three teachers in each grade
beginning with three and ending
with eight. Five teachers teach
part-time in the elementary school.
Teachers new in the system are
Katherine Dissinger, grade one;
Shirley Cotten, grade two: and
Stuart Sliter, grade six. A total of
213 pupils are assigned to sessions
in the Down Town school. Eight
teachers work in the Down Town
school.
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THEATRE
Phone ir 6-2424
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KODIAK CAFE REPORT
“Good Clean Place to Eat”
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
U.S. NAVAL STATION
KODIAK, ALASKA
To: Armed Forces Control Board
Subject: Report of sanitation inspection of: KODIAK CAFE
1. Subject activity was inspected on 22 August 63 and appropriate
areas and functions marked as follows:
E—Excellent; G—Good; F—Fair; U—Unsatisfactory
a. General cleanliness_E
1. Windows .E
2. Wall and
ceiling surfaces .. .E
3. Decks .E
b. Galley .E
\ Euipment.E
2. Utensils .E
c. Refrigeration facilities .E
1. Temperature.E
2. Cleanliness .E
3. Stowage .E
d. Scullery .E
2. Remarks: PASSED—
1. Dishwashing
quality .E
e. Messing space.E
1. Utensils .E
2. Tables .E
f. Storage facilities .G
1. Cleanliness .G
2. Stowage .G
g. Bar facilities.
h. Personal hygiene.E
i. Toilet facilities.
j. Garbage dispoasl.G
k. Pest control.E
WILLIAM C. SOULE
CHMEDSERWRNT, USN
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