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For Sale
ISLAND FOUNTAIN is for sale.
Ph 4454. tfn
Mill Bay GarAge & quonset, fur
nished & very cheap. A very
good buy for mechanic or comb,
welder. Place can pay for busi
ness in 1 season. It did last
year. Call 6171 after 5 p.m. or
contact Mathey Fitzgerald, tfn
2-bdrm fum house on Mill Bay
Rd. Call Doris Wheeler, Ph
5073, for info. tfn
2-bdrm house. Fireplace, Therma
dor kitchen, basement, lg lot.
Mission Rd. Good deal to right
person. Ph 3361. tfn
As is—where is—Boat SHUYAK.
Contact Mr. Hochberger at Nat'l
Bank of Alaska, Ph 3401. 4-4y
Cut leaf philodendron, reaches
ceiling, $25; light color solid
birds-eye maple china cabinet
with 4 shelves & 2 glass front
doors, $65. Ph 3821 or 3123 tfnc
Do you need a 1960 edition Ency
clopedia Britannica? Kodiak rep
resentative, R. L.' Watson, P. O.
Box 284, Kodiak. 28-5y
16 ft cabin cruiser for sale with
or without 35 hp Johnson motor.
Boat w/controls, $600; boat &
motor, $900. See Eld Opheim,
Pleasant Harbor, Ouzinkie, Alas
ka. 18-2y
Modern cabin on Mission Rd.
$1,500. Ph 4074. tfn
Pay yourself high wages! Erect an
ADCOR pre-cut cabin, cottage,
store, warehouse, hangar. 42
models, low as $99. FHA financ
ing available. Details ADCOR
PRE-BUILTS, 7035 N. E Has
salo, Portland, Oregon. ll-3n
New trailer houses—8’ to 18’ wide
to 60’ long. Also Mobile Motels &
offices. New 10’x45’ 2-bdrm
Fleetwood on display. Auto,
washer, dbl insulation & front
kitchen. Kodiak Mobile Home
Sales & Court. Located on Mill
Bay Rd 2 blks N. of city limits,
1 blk to right. Ph 3084 25-1 n
Tickets to the Halibut Derby —
July 15-16-17. Sponsored by the
Kodiak Outdoorsmen. 18-5n
Partly furn. quonset hut, w/fence
around; small down payment.
Call 3063. Also give away 2
kittens. 25-ly
’51 Ford pickup. Ph 6111. tfn
Trailer w/lg lean-to & shop. Ph
4821. 25-ln
EXCLUSIVE: KEEP THIS UN
DER YOUR HAT::: See the fol
lowing nice deals we have—80
acre ranch, nice furn. house w/
view; ex lots, other good buys
to please your pocketbook.
KODIAK ALEUTIAN REALTY,
Ph 2761. 25-ln
1 wrting desk; reclining vibrating
chair; 6 in. pipe; pickets for
yard fence; 2 bicycles; 5 hp 3
phase motor; tongue & groove
siding; Exa camera like new. j
Hylton, Ph 2688. 25-ln
For sale cheap—Maytag auto-wash
er; Kenmore electric stove. Ph
4063 . 25-ly
Dinette set w/6 chairs, $30. 1400
Hemlock. Ph 3712. 25-ly -
Truetone TV. 17 in. Needs repairs.
$30. Ph 6973. 25-ln
18 hp Evinrude 1959 model. Run r
less than 2 hrs. like new. $380 c
cash. Ph 3984. 25-ly
Have wringer-type washer for sale.
Good cond. $50. Ph 4011 or 6541.
25-ln
17 in Zenith TV set w/stand. Ex
cond. $100. Ph 5771. 25-ln
1960 4-dr hardtop Rambler. Less
than 4000 mi, 7 tires. $2,400. Ph
0-433 during working hours.
25-ly
Plants for sale—Daisies, pansies,
sweet william, perennial bed
ding plants. Kodiak Garden Club,
Ph 4592 or 3281. 25-ln
For Rent
1 3-bdrm furn apt. Hot water heat
& ldry facilities. Ph 5231 or 5555,
Earl Cessna. 18-2y
Unfurn. quonset hut. Reason
able. Ph 5933. 25-ln
Miscellaneous
Cab for lease. Call 4544 for info.
25-ly
Notices
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS—If
you have a drinking problem &
need help, write Box 376, Ko
diak or call 3912 days, 2364
nights. tfn
The phone number of Anna’s
Apparel is 2452. tfn
Try our delicious barbecued
chicken. SNACK SHACK, Ph
5133. tfn
Lost
Female Siamese Sealpoirat in Mis
sion Lake aea. Jean Alho, Ph
6671. 25-ly
Will the person who found the
deep-sea rod & reel at the Small
Boat Harbor last Sunday please
return it to Ruth Andrews. Re
ward. Ph 5671. 25-ln
Help Wanted
Woman for general office work,
typing & bookkeeping. Good sal
ary to right person. Permanent.
Write A. B. S., Box 1307, giving
references & experience. tfn
Services
Call Tony Reed at 2502 or Sears
at 5401 for complete service &
installation on all Sears appli
ances including TV & radio.
25-1 n
For insured towing & wrecker
service call JERRY’S WRECK
ER. Ph 6404. tfn
THRIFT SHOP & Rummage Sale
at Baptist Mission 1-5 pm on
Saturdays. tfn
Call Sears, Ph 5401, or Tony Reed,
Ph 2502, for service on your
Sears Kenmore or Coldspot ap
pliances, or Silvertone radio or
TV. 25-ln
ISLAND ELECTRONICS-Radio
& TV repair. Open 12 to 9 pm.
Ph 6022. tfn
PLUMBING & HEATING—Fast,
satisfying service & guaranteed
work. Harbor View Plumbing &
Heating. Ph 6222. tfn
Vould like to do baby sitting in
my home. Call 4544. 25-ly
Ir. Cramer of the M. & L. Music
Store of Anchorage will be in
Kodiak July 5 to tune pianos.
Anyone interested in having
their piano tuned may call Mrs.
Reed, Ph 2502, and leave name.
25-1 n
CARD OF THANKS
We would like to express our
hanks for the sympathy and kind
ess shown us following the death
f Alfred Jr. .
The Anderson Family
Ken Castledine
To Go To Spain
inVesco, Inc., Anchorage, Alas
ka, has announced the appointment
of Mr. Kenneth F. Castledine, local
representative, as special repre
sentative for the company’s Euro
pean offices.
Mr. Castledine expects to depart
Kodiak on July 21, and will be in
Madrid, Spain, the largest of the
European branches, by August 1.
His replacement has not been an
nounced at this time.
Legal Notices
STATE OF ALASKA
DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL
RESOURCES
DIVISION OF LANDS
NOTICE OF LAND SALE
Subject to the provisions of
Chapter 169, SLA 1959, as amend
ed, and pursuant to the regulations
promulgated thereunder, the Di
rector of the Division of Lands, or
his authorized representative, will
sell to the highest (yialified bidder
the following described parcels of
land:
U. S. Surveys No. 3471, No.
3472, and No. 3473 located
within Township 29 South
Range 18 West and Township
29 South Range 19 West, Sew
ard Meridian near Point Chin
iak, Kodiak Island, Kodiak,
Alaska
Appraised Value
U. S. Survey and Minimum
No. 3471 Acceptable Bid
Lot No. 1 .$1,059.00
Lot No. 2 . 855.00
Lot No. 3 . 1,081.00
Lot No. 4 . 1,265.00
Lot No. 5 . 1,244.00
Lot No. 6 . 984.00
Lot No. 7 . 912.00
Lot No. 8 . 915.00
Lot No. 9 . 1,147.00
Lot No. 10 . 1,162.00
Lot No. 11 . 1,082.00
Lot No. 12 . 1,187.00
Lot No. 13 . 1,188.00
Lot No. 14 . 1,247.00
Lot No. 15 .. 1,278.00
Lot No. 16 . 932.00
Lot No. 17 . 1,034.00
Lot No. 18 . 827.00
Lot No. 19 . 1,153.00
Lot No. 20 . 337.00
Lot No. 21 . 403.00
Lot No. 22 . 412.00
Lot No. 23 . 682.00
Lot No. 24 . 499.00
Lot No. 25 . 885.00
Lot No. 26 . 1,170.00
Lot No. 27 . 727.00
U. S. Survey No. 3472
Lot No. 1 .$ 142.00
Lot No. 2 . 228.00
Lot No. 3 . 543.00
Lot No. 4 & 11 combined 1,110.00
Lot No. 5 & 10 combined 1,197.00
Lots No. 6 and 9 combined 935.00
Lots No. 7 and 8 combined 880.00
U. S. Survey No. 3473
Lot No. 1 . 791.00
Lot No. 2 . 795.00
Lot No. 3 . 784.00
Lot No. 4 . 931.00
Lot No. 5 . 1,195.00
Lot No. 6 . 1,250.00
Lot No. 10 . 1.238.00
Lot No. 11 . 1,547.00
Lot No. 12 . 1,582.00
Bids will be accepted at public
auction to be held at the Court
Room, 2nd floor, Post Office Build
ing, Kodiak, Alaska at 2:30 P. M.,
July 15, 1960. No bids will be ac
cepted for less than the appraised
value listed above.
The successful bidder shall de
posit at the time of the award a
sum not less than 10% of the high
bid plus $20.00 to cover appraisal
and advertising costs in cash and/
or certified check and/or cashiers
check and/or money order or com
binations thereof.
At the sale not more than one*
lot or parcel of land may be pur
chased by any one person. Follow
ing approval of the sale by the
Commissioner, a contract of sale
or a patent will be issued.
The right is reserved to waive
technical defects in this publica
tion and to reject any and all bids.
Further information concerning
this auction and copies of the
surveys may be obtained from the
Director. Division of Lands, 333 D
Street, Anchorage, Alaska.
PHIL R. HOL1>SWORTH,
Commissioner,
Department of Natural
Resources.
Publish June 25, July 2 & 9, 1960.
Africa Described
(Continued from Page 1)
which they then mixed with sour
milk, meat and cornmeal, and then
ate. These tribes still retained the
savage customs of their fore
fathers, wearing only remnants of
cast off clothing of the white man.
He described their savage rites,
their dances and everyday life.
Crisp, clear pictures, punctuated
with descriptive phrasology, serv
ed to bring this primitive land and
people to the lecturer’s audience.
The Masai tribe in Tanganyika,
LaFollette said, were even more
primitive and wild. The men, he
said, had the best of it. Women
generally did all the work while
the men performed the “difficult
task of policy making.”
LaFollette concluded the lecture
by remarking on the great changes
taking place in Africa. He said he
liked to think of the day when
these same people would progress
to the extent that they could visit
us, even as he visited them.
Dick Veerman was a guest at the
meeting.
Teacher Relates
(Continued from Page 8)
boats. These use little 9-foot canoe
like boats in their winter hunting.
They go out on the ice (not for
sport but to get meat) carrying
these little boats over their heads.
When they hit a seal, oogruk or
walrus with their 30-30s, the ani
mal is apt to float out of reach of
their throw-line and they need a
little boat handy to go out into
the open water and get their meat.
The animals stick their heads
up out of water to breathe for only
a few seconds or minutes at a
time, and it takes a quick eye and
trigger finger to kill one. They
miss quite a few. Every hunter
carries 4 or 5 boxes of ammunition.
The men stand for hours out on
the ice (the open water may be
miles from shore) watching for a
head to bob in the water. In the
fall and spring the animals some
times crawl up on the ice to lie
in the sun, and hunting is easier
then.
The walrus go down to warmer
water (perhaps down to the Aleu
tians) in the fall to have their
young. In the spring, April and
May, they return, and that is the
biggest hunting season.
Only one polar bear has been
bagged this year, though several
have been spotted. Sometimes
small white whales go by, and
each hunting boat carries a whal
ing gun, just in case. Last fall a
dead whale washed up on the
beach and parts of it were found
to be still edible. We were too new
up here at the time to try a dish
of whale flipper.
Crabbing is the main activity of
the old men too old to hunt. (The
light plant just went out so I’m
writing in a 5:30 p.m. dusk.)
There also has to be a good deal
of fishing for “bullheads” to be
used as crab bait. The fishing is
through the ice, of course, and
instead of using a reel, the line is
wound on two sticks in an alter
nate swing motion. One old fellow
recently composed a dance based
on this winding motion.
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Insect Pests of all kinds
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