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For Sale
FOR SALE
Five Wooded lots—Three facing
main road. Two with possible
Marine View—All in one group
—Inside City—Phone 486—2428
After 6 p.m.—Cash talks. tfn
1958 Ford 2-door, auto, trans., radio
and heater. C. A. Welch, 487—
2226- 28-3n
Bottle Beer Coolers and Direct
Draw Beer Coolers, Under Bar
Sinks and Cocktail Units, Ice
machines, and kitchen stainless
steel sinks. Chairs, stools, and
tables. Montague commercial
ranges, pop coolers—upright and
chest freezers. Sherer Supermar
ket equipment, all types of meat
and produce display refrigerated
cases and walk-ins. All equip
ment installed with local help.
Dan Hamler’s Peninsula Refrig
eration Co., Box 432, Soldotna,
Alaska. tfn
Terry house trailer with Marvel re
frigerator. Dixie Butane range,
all heat, sleeps 4, $765. Call 486
5184. tfn
Raw beaver hides. Exxcellent for
coats or stole, $20 each. Emil
Knudsen. Ph. 486—5256. 5-ln
New genuine Volkswagen shock
absorbers, Volkswagen fuel
pump repair kit, German Tweet
er speaker. Trombone in excel
lent condition. Sperling, 487—
3367. 12-ly
2-H.P. Outboard motor — used 1
month only. Runs 1 hour on
gal. of gas, $90. Call Alf Madsen,
486—2414. 12-ly
1952 Buick, 4-door. Fully equipped,
automatic, clean. $235. Phone
486—5681. 12-ly
22’ House Trailer. Self contained,
lots of storage. Excellent condi
tion. Phone 486—5105. 12-ly
2 Overstaffed chairs, good condi
tion, $50 for the pair. Phone 486
—2948 after 5 p.m. 12-ln
Sewing machine, couch and chair.
Phone 486—5300 after 6. 12-ly
Car bed, $4; set scales, $5; Basi
nette on wheels, $2; Baby seat,
$1.50; swing on stand, $3; Play
pen, $3. Call 486—5216. 12-ly
2-Bedrm. house. Forced air heat,
double garage. Call 487—5582
after 5 p.m. 12-ly
This week’s coin special — Coin
folders, 40 cents each; ‘coin date’
$1.25 per bottle; Indian cents,
20 cents each or $9.50 per roll
(common dates). John Harvey,
Box 2164, Kodiak, Alaska. 12-ly
Danish walnut dinette with 6
chairs. $225; 9x12 beige rug with ,
pad, $65; sofa, $175; overstuffed
chair, $50; desk, $50. Call 486—
2439, 1255 North Blvd. 12-ly
Mirror Classifieds bring results.
1954 Chevrolet station wagon.
Good condition. Phone 486—
2918. 12-ln
3 Bedrm. home and 3-bedrm un
finished home on 200x100 lot
close to downtown Kodiak for
only $24,000—Store bldg, down
town, now leased, and has 4
apartments upstairs for $60,000
—Small home on Mission Road,
$4,200, terms if needed—Corner
lot on Mill Bay Road, over M
acre, $4,600—2 building lots in
East Addition, $900 each—3 lots
in East Addition, $4,600 for all
3. Kodiak Aleutian Realty. Ph.
486—2960. 12-ln
Beautiful view lots 100x110, $3,000
each, financing if needed—First
come, first served. Call TONI at
Kodiak Aleutian Realty. 486—
2960 or 486—5467 after 6 p.m.
12-ln
Attention Alaska Veterans
Here is your chance to buy a 2
bedrm. home with 2-car garage
and small workshop for only
$400 down—see us tomorrow on
this one. Kodiak Aleutian Realty.
Phone 486—2960. 12-1 n
Model 88 Winchester 38, with 4x
scope, mounts, sling and case,
action compltely hand honed.
Colt scout .22 pistol, lightweight
model. Black & Decker 2%-inch
heavy duty belt sander (new).
Left-handed custom made Bus
cadero holster and belt for 357
pistol—black leather. 1308 Hill
side, Ronald W. Booth. 12-ly
Philco 21” TV. Phone 486—5265.
Boats For Sale
18’ Cabin, 35 HP Gale, Fathometer,
AK 1835 13. See Mai Johnson at
small boat dock, 5-6 p.m. 12-ly
1961 14’ yellow and white molded
fibreglass boat (AK9927A), 1962
28 HP Johnson engine with less
than 50 hours on engine. Boat
has 22” high windshield, remote
controls, custom seat cushions,
double hull filled with stryfoam
floatation, solid stainless steel
deck, hardware plus miscellane
ous accessories. 2 tanks for en
gine, spare prop, etc. All this
PLUS will furnish first 20 hours
of gas and oil. Price, $975 cash.
Call Jack B. Foster, 486—2652,
FAA Woody Island for demon
stration ride. tfn
14’ Birchcraft with 10 HP Johnson
motor. Reasonable. Call 486—
5490. 12-ly
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Apartments to MILITARY PER
SONNEL only. Contact Green
Apts, or call 486—2850 or 486—
2663. 12-ln
Rooms for rent. Men only. Call
486—2420 till 6 p.m. 12-ln
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LOST: Small black and brown male .
dog, part daschund. Answers to ]
Muck. Child’s pet. Reward. 487—
3390 or 486—5642. 12-ly
Found
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FOUND: If Tonki roamed from 1
home, he can be located at 1533
Willow or by calling 486—5683.
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VILLAGE BAR
igtv Only Place in Town
Lyj with Miniature Bowling!
Wanted*™**
Job, for 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
Help Wanted
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Men—Opportunity of a lifetime in
direct selling. Show our cus
tomers in your area quality
clothing in the comfort of their
home. Save them 20 to 30%. Up
to $1,000 samples furnished free.
No experience needed. Make
money from the first sale. Full
or part time. Northwestern
Woolen Co., 510-lst Ave. N.,
Minneapolis, Minn., Box 7.
Secretary ADF&G—Interested per
sons contact Kodiak Research
Center. Phone 486—2258 8:30
a.m. to 5 p.m. 12-ln
Notices
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
RUMMAGE SALE: Clothing, hard
ware and miscellaneous items.
Saturday afternoons, one to five.
Kodiak Baptist Mission. tfn
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.
Services
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MARTIN’S HARBORVIEW
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
Anderson’s Maintenance Service
Washing machines and dryers re
paired — furnace cleaning —
plumbing and heating service.
Free estimate. Ph. 486—5289 tfn
Housemoving & raising. Reason- 1
able rates. BROWN’S HOUSE- ■
MOVING. Phone 486—5316. Box 1
2238. Free estimates. Quonsets 1
for sale. tfn 1
lenry McCracken Construction \
Company. Commercial Building.
Block-cement work. Anchorage,
BR 5-4211, call collect. Or call
486—2379. tfn
IADIO-TV & Marine Electronics
Repairs. Island Electronics. Box
626. Phone 486—2626. tfn
Jerry’s Garage
SALES & SERVICE '
Dealer For
INTERNATIONAL
HARVESTER j
New & Used Parts
NEXT TO CITY HALL j
No Job Is Too Big or Too Small
PHONE 486—2464
Insured Wrecker Service
DAY OR NITE
Police Force —
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in policing outside city limits, as in
a recent case was explained by the
City Manager. “Due to lack of tran
portation, officers sometimes ride
with the Shore Patrol who cover
all areas, in and out of the city.”
The question of serving minors
was aired. The Police Chief stated
that the minor, the person buying
him the drink and the bartender
serving it would be charged. It was
brought out that when there is a
question of age, a signed slip
should be procured, by either a
bartender or salesperson in a
liquor store, which would put them
in the clear.
(Editor’s note: More about the
“gripe” meeting will be printed
in next week’s MIRROR, due to
lack of space in this issue.)
Alexanders Host
B. J. Turners
House guests of the Harold Alex
ander home were Mr. and Mrs. B.
J. Turner and son Greg, 13, of Ku
waiit, Arabian Gulf.
Bill Turner is a petroleum engi
neer employed by Gulf Oil.
Their son is attending school in
Switzerland. On each year’s vaca
tion the Turners tour various coun
tries, ending up in Kansas and Cal
ifornia, then return to Kuwaiit.
This is their first visit to Alaska.
The Alexanders hope to take them
on a trip to the mainland on the
ferry the next time they visit.
It costs more to feed most peo
ple’s pride than their faces.
Mirror classifieds bring results.
Would Lay Off Top City Employes
To Get Paving Money Says Nelson
“Action, not excuses, that’s what
the people of this community want
from their city government,” ac
cording to Wally Nelson, who is
seriously considering running for
mayor in the fall elections.
Nelson, who is manager of
Kraft’s Hardware Store, stressed
the “need for leadership in city
affairs.”
“My idea is to offer direction
and encouragement to get those
whose job it is to get things done
to actually do what the public
wants done,” said Nelson.
“I also might point out that just
because a person disagrees with
another it doesn’t necessarily fol
low that it means you are after
their head,” he stated.
“However I will say that it might
be necessary to begin laying off a
good many of the top administra
tive personnel in city government
to effect a saving of money and
when enough money was accumu
lated from such savings in salaries,
then that money would be used to
get things accomplished. There
isn’t much sense in having a huge
city bureaucracy if nothing is get
ting done in the way of paving,
dust control, provision for ad
equate fresh water and numerous
other necessities,” Nelson said.
“The people of the Kodiak com
munity have been paying out taxes
for many years to get things that
“very community should have but
iver the years nothing has been
iccomplished.
“I would propose to get going
immediately to pave the streets
ising the method of merely laying
ilacktop on them much as in the
ashion as country roads are done
slsewhere. Later on when we had
sufficient money we could go into
he more costly permanent paving
vhich involves much surveying
ind other costly expenses. We
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Can’t find anyone who’ll let
me quote them publicly hut we
have definitely determined that
a large Japanese shrimp process
ing operation going on about 40
miles north of Kodiak is taking
a lot of Alaska prawns which
are considerably larger than the
Alaska tinies processed locally.
»IANO TUNING—$15. Richard J.
Koski. Phone 487—5462. 12-4y
4/V “Cindy” 46’ diesel powered
cabin cruiser will be available
for elk, deer and bear hunting
season. Clean, cozy, comfortable.
Married couples welcomed. For
complete details write William
Gregorioff—Lazy Bay, Alaska.
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wouldn’t necessarily have to put
in curbs or sidewalks right now.
The main idea would be to get
what streets we do have black
topped enough to put an end to
the dust and mud problem here,
Nelson said.
Nelson did not elaborate further
on the police department except
to say that “I stand by what I said
two weeks ago that Kodiak does
not need a foreign legion to run
things for us. I strongly believe in
hiring local people for such sensi
tive work.”
Norman’s Photo
(Across from the
Orpheum Theatre)
Portraits By Appointment
Phone 486—5282
ORPHEUM
THEATRE
Phone if 6-2424
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