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For Sale
39” GE electric range. Never been
used. Selling below cost, $176.
486-2977, Eggemeyer Furniture.
14n
New home on Mill Bay Road, 3 bed
rooms, fireplace, baseboard heat
and car port, Vz acre of ground
or full acre. See L. Lyle. 14n
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
Tote goat — used only 2 months
on Boardwalk in Seldova — like
new $350.00 See Don Smith at
Island Lake or write Box 904
Kodiak. l-20n
1 refrigerator, need the space,
good condition, best offer. Ph.
486-5473. llln
Local Kodiak beef for sale. Write
Box 2374 for further details. 44n
RCA Whirlpool automatic dish
washer for built-in application.
Phone 486-5505 or 486-2991. Nick
Rauch.
Stereo system: Heathkit 50 watt
intergrated amp and 2 speed tape
transport. Garrad AT 6 auto
changer, speakers and enclosures
$250. Also new Zenieth Royal
1000” transoceanic transistor
radio, $175. Call Henry Hall
mark at 486-2248. 24y
1952 Oldsmobile with radio and
heater, excellent running condi
tion, best offer. Ph. 486-5580.
Duplex over-looking boat harbor,
front room, kitchen, bathroom
and bedroom, unfinished base
ment, could be made into another
apartment. $13,000. Phone 486
5604. 24y
Eskimo stone sculptures, beauti
fully carved, each a collectors
item. Come in and see our selec
tion. Kodiak Jewelry, across from
Orpheum Theatre. 24n
14 Ft. aluminum boat and trailer,
10 hp Johnson and remote tauk,
30 hp Johnson and remote tank.
Best reasonable offer. Phone
486-5453. 24.v
2x10—10’, 2x8—10’, 2x8—11x3”,
$100 M, T&G 1x6 fir ship lap 1x8.
Immediate delivery. Phone 486
5205 after 6:30 p.m. tfn
EGGEMEYERS FURNITURE —
Has on sale — lamp shades, pic
tures, stainless steel mixing
bowls, electric blankets, throw
rugs, size 24x27 were $5.25 now
only $3.65. Also, used bunk bed
sets.
4 cylinder Jeep and extra parts.
Phone 486-2997. Illy
1962 Ford Galaxie 500 XL convert
able. Best offer. Phone 486-2465.
Illy
1958 Ford pickup truck. Good con
dition. Phone 486-2936. Illy
1957 Ford 6 cylinder 2 door with
automatic transmission. Phone
Samuelson, 487-5878 days or 487
5817 after 5 p.m.
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1963 Volkswagen Kombi station
wagon, like new. Phone 486-5268.
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1957 Ford convertible. Good con
dition. Best offer. Mr. Peters, 487
5540. Illy
1959 Chevrolet, 6 cylinder, call
Jodan, 487-3390 (work) or 487
3387 (home). Illy
Exceptionally good maple bunk
beds, innerspring mattresses,
guard $60 (with extra box
springs — $75). Modern cocktail
and two 2nd tables $25. Save $14
on new Norelco floating head
razor $16. Cash needed. Phone
487-5762 and ask for Apt. A.
Illy
TV. Phone 486-5268. n 111
GE Roaster oven with cabinet
stand and fitted pyrex dishes,
$42; new combination walker
jumper $8; 2 black wrought iron
3 shelf units $3 each. Portable
typewriter with case 45; West
inghouse washer and dryer $60
each or $100 for both, Pax 35mm
camera with flash unit and light
meter $35; Stellman stereo pho
nograph $59; Phone 486-2496 or
see at 1593 Maple. Illy
270 Weatherly Mark V shells or
reloading equipment. Only Bhot
20 shells $20. Phone 486-5469.
Illy
Tools — set of dies, % inch to 2
inch, large drill, bits plus as
sorted small tools. 3 burner camp
stove, 100 ft. extra heavy electric
cord and other useful items. Lot
for $100. See Sunday-Krafts
No. 6. Illy
COIN COLLECTORS — I will
trade Indian cents (catalog value
40c each) for the following coins:
7 Indians for 9-1955 Dimes;
7 Indians for 8-1943D Nickels.
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BUILDING LOTS: Island Lake
and East Addition Extension in
vicinity of state highway to oe
built next year. Also 2 bedroom
quonset hut to be moved from
property. Building in excellent
condition. Phone Kodiak Aleu
tian Realty, 486-2960. llln
2 bedroom quonset, furnished, on
Mission Road. Phone ,486-5352.
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Newly built, 2 bedroom house on
75’x75’ lot. Mission Road, out of
city, baseboard heat, carpeted
bedrooms, beautifully finished
interior, concrete sidewalk and
steps, with dryer, washer, re
frigerator, and electric range.
Shown anytime by appointment.
Kodiak Aleutian Realty. Phone
486-2960. Uln
HUT’S (2]
VILLAGE AR
jl Only Place in Town
§ with Miniature Bowling!
2 lots in the East Addition. Potato
patch Lake. Jim Eggemeyer. Ph.
486-5352.
Platform rocker $14. Expensive
RCA radio-phonograph, 3 speed
(you fix) $10. Phone 487-5762
and ask for Apt. A. llln
GE portable 21 inch TV. Can be
seen at the Mecca. llln
TWO (2) BEDROOM house well
cared for, on large lot Potatoe
patch Lake, $7,000 down and as
sume Alaska Veterans loan for
$11,500 at 5% per cent. Contact
Kodiak Aleutian Realty, Phone
486-2960. llln
OPEN HOUSE: Don’t miss this.
New 2 bedroom home on right
hand side of Spruce Cape Road,
past cutoff. Open for inspection
on SUNDAY afternoon from 1
p.m. until 5:30 p.m. Kodiak
Aleutian Realty, Phone 486-2960.
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For Rent
Sleeping rooms by day or week.
Bay Shore Hotel. 44n
Wanted
Parlor furnace, coal or wood burn
er. Phone 486-5268. 11 Inc
Will trade a refrigerator-freezer
combination for any kind of deep
freeze. Phone 486-2899. llln
Mothers: Leave your children, any
age, by the hour or day. Fenced
in yard, swing set, etc. Phone
486-2425 or call at 1269 Birch
St. llln
Woman needs ride to base, 5 days
a week, lives downtown. Phone
486-5537. llln
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Miscellaneous
Rummage sale — 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Saturdays. Kodiak Baptist Mis
sion. tfn
Services
RADIO-TV it Marine Electronics
Repairs. Island Electronics. Box
626. Phone 486—2626. tfn
Tailoring, alterations and pattern
sewing, Lena Carpenter, Phone
486-5290. tfn
DRAFT BEER AVAILABLE NOW
at SHIP’S TAVERN. tfn
Housemoving it 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
Martin’s Harborview Plumbing and
Heating — Installation—Repairs
Cleaning, thawing. Free esti
mates. Union shop. Featuring
Crane and American Standard
hot water heating systems. Bank
financing on approval of credit.
Phone 486-2422.
Notices
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
Lost
Dodge Pickup Truck spare wheel
and tire. Finder please call 486
2866 and claim reward. llln
Brown plastic handbag, contains
a kerchief and cosmetics. If
found call Bart at 486-2211. Illy
STATE MAY . . .
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upon which the dock would be built
that they had since been persuad
ed to withdraw their application.
In another matter Oscar Dyson
spoke before the legislators in op
position to the Water Use Act as
it is now written. Dyson said he
regarded the bill as “very danger
ous” because provisions within it
place “too much power in the
hands of one individual, one
agency.” He recommended that de
cisions should be made by at least
a board of three people.
In another action Kendall asked
Senator Vance Phillips to sponsor
a senate resolution favoring the
establishment by the federal gov
ernment of a nuclear powered de
salinization fresh water plant in
Kodiak.
Mrs. Betty Springhill, school
principal appeared to represent
the B.P.W. club and asked that the
legislature provide funds in the
budget to provide adequate mental
health services for disturbed chil
dren. She pointed out that the
present state program was woe
fully inadequate and the cost of
such services as are needed are
prohibitive for the local school
district to support alone.
Besides Speaker Kendall the leg
islative council group included
Rep. Axel Johnson, Sen. Lester
Bronson, Sen. Vance Phillips, Rep.
Gil Jarvela, and Executive Direc
tor Jack Doyle.
1,057 votes were cast within the
Kodiak Election District 11 at the
last general election.
Public Notice
NOTICE OF PROPOSED
ADOPTION OF FISH, GAME,
AND GUIDING REGULATIONS
On the 1st of December, 1963, the
Alaska Board of Fish and Game
will meet in Ketchikan for the pur
pose of considering changes,
amendments, deletions, and addi
tions to the regulations found in
Title 5 o. Lhe Alaska Administra
tive Procedures Act.
Copies of changes in regulations
which will definitely be considered
by the Board may be obtained by
writing to the Commissioner, Alas
ka Department of Fish and Game,
Subport Building, Juneau, Alaska.
Specifications of regulations to def
nitely be considered by the Board
should not be construed as any lim
itation on the Board’s power to
consider changes not previously
specified.
Comments on proposed changes
must be addressed to the Alaska
Board of Fish and Game, Subport
Building, Juneau, Alaska, and must
be received no later than Novem
ber 21, 1963 to be given full con
sideration. A public hearing will
be held in Ketchikan on Decem
ber 2, 1963( at which oral testi
mony or written briefs will be ac
cepted by the Board.
Will Bruce Kendall
Run For Governor?
Will Speaker of the Alaska
House of Representatives Bruce
Kendall seek the governorship9
This is a question many politicians
and political reporters throughout
the state have been pondering.
Occupying the powerful legisla
tive post of Speaker of the House,
with that chamber evenly split
politically between 20 Democrats
and 20 Republicans, Kendall’s task
in steering legislation through suc
cessfully is not easy. Speculation
over his possible candidacy for the
governorship next year tends gen
erally to center around the ques
tion of whether he will be as suc -
cessful in his trying legislative post
in the session beginning in Janu
ary as he was in the past produc
tive session.
Having heard the speculative
talk, the Mirror was curious what
Speaker Kendall himself thought
about the subject and asked him.
In reply to a direct statement £.s
to whether he would seek the gov
ernorship next year Kendall re
plied:
“I am perfectly satisfied rigiu
where I am ... besides to date, no
body has ever asked me to run. 1
might add that due to the state’s
financial situation the governor
ship undoubtedly will prove to be
awfully rough on the next guy who
occupies that post.”
ROTARIANS HEAR ACCOUNT
OF WINTRY SLED DOG TRIP
Rotarians heard a bit of Alas
kana at their meeting Tuesday
when visiting Rotarian, Sen. Les
ter Bronson of Nome, Alaska, re
lated a story about a dog 6led trip
he took in a heavy snow storm.
With the Senator was Rep. John
son, also of Nome. Other guests
at the meeting were Bill Criss,
Archie Zehe, Bix Bonney, Jaspar
Russett and Bob Rutherford, the
latter also a visiting Rotarian. ^
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BID SALE — CLOSES AT 12:00 FRIDAY, OCT. 18, 1963
Deliver bids to C. 0. Marine Barracks. Minimum bid $300. Truck
can be seen at the Marine Club. Winning bid to be paid in cash
or cashiers check. Payable to Enlisted Club, Marine Barracks,
within 48 hours after winning bid.
1959 Chevrolet Carryall Truck