Small Tract Sale
Set For Thursday
A small tract auction sale will be
held this Thursday, July 5th, in the
Elks Hall, according to Warner
T. May, manager of the Anchorage
Land Office of the Bureau of Land
Management.
The tracts involved are located
north and east of Kodiak with the
majority of the tracts being lo
cated on the shores of Dark and
Island Lakes. A total of 43 tracts
will be offered, ranging in size
from 0.70 acres to 2.08 acres.
What the BLM terms as “fair
market value” of the tracts
amounts to $32,130 and prices vary
from $170 to $1,320.
Again according to the BLM of
fice in Anchorage, “the lots can
serve a dual purpose as the lakes
provide a desirable recreation area
and are close enough to the City of
Kodiak to be utilized for year
round residential sites.”
The sale will begin at 1 p.m.
However, according to Mr. May,
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sealed bids will be accepted in the
Anchorage Land Office irp to 3
p.m. on Tuesday, July 3. Complete
brochures and details including
scale maps of the areas may be
obtained in the Anchorage Land
Office on the 3rd floor of the Cor
dova Building in Anchorage and
from the Kodiak Postmaster.
Jerilynn Smith
At Spurs Meet
Jerilynn Smith, daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. Norman L. Smith, Baker
Cottage, Baptist Mission, Ouzinkie,
Alaska, is one of four Linfield Col
lege students who attended the na
tional convention of Spurs, na
tional women’s service organiza
tion, at Salt Lake City, June 10-14.
Miss Smith will be a sophomore
at Linfield in the fall.
She is new president of the Lin
field Spurs chapter. The conven
tion was held on the University of
Utah campus. Representatives of
39 chapters from across the nation
attended the convention to discuss
policies and plans and to share
ideas.
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Big VFW Picnic
This Sunday
Katmai Post 7056 and Ladies
Auxiliary of the Veterans of For
eign Wars will hold their annual
picnic this Sunday, July 1st, at Cliff
Point beginning at 10 a.m.
All V.F.W. and Auxiliary mem
bers and their families, their
guests, all children living at the
Kodiak Baptist Mission, all chil
dren who sold poppies on Buddy
Poppy Day and their parents, and
all regular bingo patrons of the
Auxiliary are invited.
Hot dogs, hamburgers, pop and
ice cream are furnished by the
Post and Auxiliary. All adults who
come are asked to bring a salad or
a hot dish.
Games and races are planned, so
come and have a good time, the
VFW advises.
“Taxi Bandit" To
Serve 30 Days
Joseph William Nevzoroff was
sentenced to 5 years with 59
months suspended on a charge of
armed robbery by Superior Court
Judge Ralph E. Moody this week.
Nevzaroff, who pleaded guilty
as charged, admitted that he held
up at gunpoint a taxi cab driver
earlier this month. The 19-year-old
defendant, who had never before
been away from his home village
out on the Aleutians, admitted that
he had been drinking just prior to
the stickup.
In serving sentence, Judge
Moody said he was taking into con
sideration the fact that the de
fendant had no previous record of
offenses and that he came from a
relatively remote village. During
the 59 months that was suspended
from the 5-year sentence, he will
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be under probation and forbidden
to drink or otherwise commit any
offenses against the law.
POLICE SLOGAN
Stillness is the noisy echo of ex
cessive speed.
To Pass The Test, Look Your Best
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SUNDAY SPECIALS
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Coconut Cream Pie. 800 Ea.
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Phene 486-2600
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