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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-07-10

IN THE COMMON Pleas COURT OF
ALLEN CopNTY, OHIO
Case No. 46lO7
Robert M. BurEn0ider Plaintiff. VS. Muriel
Wheeler burkhoIdgf Defendant.
MurIel WheeleEF FBurkholdeH whose place of
residence is unknown and dRAnot with reason
apIe diligence asesEtaine will take nGfee fee
eas oomSss gsnf4 Prs 0r Court f Of As County Ohio.
in Qase N6.N45l07, praying Ifor a divorce,
custody of minor child and EQUITABLE relief.
SAID causd willNbe for hearing on and after
si4 weeksI from TIE first publication OF this
Robert M. BsrkSSgaer, Plaintiff
BY Emans. Bowkrs & Ehite. Attorney
2O2 Donninion Building, Lima, Ohio
Il JultN3AlQ/17 "a. 81, Aug. z
NAGA AorIcE
In 1.-THE Probatel6e6rt of Allen County, Ohio
eAse No. s21l7
LAona Cattey Administrators of the Estate
of Mary NJ. Pohlabel, >neceased VS.. Clarence
Pohlabel, ct al. 4efendants.
CarA PohlabeY who resides at SSS Oak
Street, NSpringfhld Ohio; Marie Dingledine,
Marys. OhfO-6eorge Pohlabel, whA resides at
II Goodel Street, Ecorse, MichiganA Angeine
Underwood, who resides at l29 A. El Orchard
Peoria, Illinois and Thomas ]. Poh@bel, who
resides at a040 Prescott, Dayton, Ohio, will
take notice that on the 5th day of J4ne, 1858.
the undersigned administrative presented to
the Probate Court of Allen County, IOhio, for
allowances to me against the estatd of Mary
NJ. Pohlabel, deceased. a certain claim
amounting TO sic. for EXPENSE advanced
for the upkeep of premises LOCATED at 1881
North Main Street, Lima Ohio, AID practical
nursing services and that saidf Court has
fixed the time for hearing the Sane on the
10th day of July. A. D., 1858. a99:00 o'clock
A. NJ.
Leona Cattey
Admnistratrx of the Etate of said
Mary NJ. Pohlabel, decea led
June IS, July 8, 1C
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-07-10

IF THERE is more than seven
cents difference between large and
medium or medium and small eggs,
the lower priced eggs are the better
buy. If the difference is less than
seven cents, choose the higher priced
eggs.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-07-10
Clown PdFtHcdke

FROM FIVE TO- FIFTY Yorl
even more, who wouldn't thisi
party clown adore? The smil-l
ing mouth and crinkly eyes are
painted on with melted choco-
late, a work of art achieved
with a child's paint brush.
Make cake of your favorite
mix. Top i: with creamy lemon
butter frosting made of sweet
ened condensed milk. It's rich,
spreads easily and needs no
cooking. arA8ssssssaz seas
! MAGIC LEMON FROSTTNGl
Makes 2 cups, enough for top
and sides of two 8-inch layers
' a tablespoons butter vfa
2/3 cup (1/2 15-oz. can)
sweetened condensed
- milk
1-1l2 teaspoons grated lemon
: rind :
S-1/2 cups sifted confectioners'
! - sugar ~
/ to 2 tablespoons lemon juice
Cream butter. Gradually stir in
la cup sweetened condensed
milk. Add lemon rind, mixing
well. Add sugar gradually, all
ternating with remaining
sweetened condensed milk,
beating until smooth. Add to
2 tablespoons lemon juice and
beat well. Spread on cooled
cake. Add decorations.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-20
upHoLsTERINc

HAULING and EXPRESSING 10
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-20
Home improvements

ALUMINIUM STORM DOORS
AND WINDOWS
Buy Direct From SEAL"
Factory. Save Sales Commits
sions. Standard Doors - $500.
Deluxe Doors $3.50. Win
dows as low as $13.75 ca. Make
all styles to fit your measure
ments. All aluminium Screens,
Tailor Made to Your Sizes. Also
Porch Enclosures. For further
Information call factory, Ak.
9-2677.
COLUMBUS METAL FIXTURE
COMPANY, 68 E. Prescott st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

Bouncy foom rubber that gives
cushioned comfort and hos
many uses. Also good for
sports. sitting, gardening. cor
and many other utility uses.
Evening star., 1958-05-11
Muy II
o-Twentieth Century.

S-TWentiefh Century.
Auto Biography" The history
and development Of the outomo-
bile in Americo, from the first
doys of the horseless eorriooe to
the eIectronicoIIy controlled cors
of tomorrow. Walter Cronkite
nouotes.
TOO
Any Friend FIicko. Color.
blind Foith. " Johnny Woshbrook
stors.
5-Adv'nt'res in No. and Space.
How topolooy is used to lay out
newsboy's route, milkmon's
dolly course and the plonnino of
telephone and power lines.
7-Our Miss Brooks. Comedy.
Starring Eve Arden.
9-losSie. Drama.
lossie saves Timmy's visiting
cousins from fiery deoth otter
they coreIessb set forest fire.
Jon Provost stors.
7:3o
4-No WoFning! Suspense.
"PotroI." A Morine petrol be-
hind enemy lines is being cut
down by o mysterious killer.
Richard BokoIyon, Mark Damon.
5-After Dinner Movie.
"a Hours. "BedIom." 1916.
Boris korIoff, Anna Lee.
7-MoveFiek. Western.
] Hour. "ReIic of Fort Tejon." A
wondering and offectionote ex-
Army conel leeds Moverick to
trouble with girl from his post /,
and her cord-cheotino boy friend.
jones Corner, Moxine Cooper.
tRepeot.l
S-BoeheIor Fother. Comedy.
Uncle Bentley's Prospective Son
inflow" The responsibilities OF
porenthood toke on added weight
for Bentley when he ploys host
to kelIy's boy friend. John For
sythe. Noreen corcoron, Jimmie
Boyd.
Evening star., 1958-05-11

Continued From Preceding Pose
z:3o
4-comment.
"Fronce. Germany and the Fu-
ture Of Europe"
300
4-The Big Issue. Discussion.
Hour. "For and Against the
Presidents Reciprocal Trode Pro-
orom" Speoking for the pro-
orom will be Henry Keorns ond
Chorles n. Percy. Speaking
oeoinst will be Richard M Simp-
son and o. K. Strockbein.
7-Sunday Matinee. Movie.
Ia Hours. "Dork Possooe." "
l947. Lauren Bocoll, Humphrey
Booort.
400
4-Wide, Wide World.
Ia Hours. Fifth Avenue, New
York" A tour from Greenwich
VilIooe TO the Horlem River,
stopping at Rockefeller Center,
Berodorf Goodmon's, Central
Park, Metropolitan Museum of
Art and the ormory of the 369th
Field Artillery Group Regiment of
the New York Stote National
Guard
4:3O
7-RouI WineheIl Show.
9-Foee the Nation.
4:45
5-Tenth Inning.
500
5-Iife With Elixobeth.
7-Toles Of Texos Rangers.
Willard Parker stars.
An
Evening star., 1958-05-11
S-ceiIins Unlimited.

s-ceiIins Unlimited.
Hour. Report on spoce satellites
and space trovel. Walter Cronk-
ite reports. tRepeot.)
$3.50
4-Sober Of London. Crime.
Diplomatic Affoir." Sober ond
his ossistont pose os woiters to
find missing diplomat. Donald
0roy.
5-MicheI's Music.
7-Lone Ranger. Western.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
HILLSMERE
SHORES
20 MILES FROM
WASHINGTON

Where the Chesapeake
Bay Meets South River
Miles OF sandy shores.
beautiful beaches. ideal
bathing, boating, fishing
and grabbing. All piers.
beaches and boat harbors
are for the private use Of
property owners.
This million dollar estate
OF over 500 acres Is now
being subdivided into large
lots. II you act now. you
can get a beautiful large
lot priced TO ut your budg-
ct; terms II desired. Hills
mere Shores Is designed for
family happiness and Is an
ideal vacation land as well
as a year-round develop
ment. All roads are private
and all purchasers must be
approved by the Corpora
ton.
DIRECTIONS: Out Central ave.
fRte. 2tal, over South River Bridge
70 Route 66S: or Defense hwy. 70
Parole. rlght at frame light %
Route 0o6, follow our signs. All
roads 10 Hilismere shores paved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
LONG BEACH
ONLY $500 DOWN

Three-bedroom waterfront
eottage on 70x135 .ot; liv-
Ing room and dining room
paneled with hand rubbed
chestnut, fireplace; kitchen:
partially furnished: large
expansible or storage space
on 2nd level. Needs some
work, but an excellent buy
q $4,000; only $1,000 dn..
SIS monthly.
Several other excellent
BUYS ready for immediate
occupancy, or choice lots
upon which to erect q home
Of your own design. Financ-
ing arranged on all property.
To inspect: Drive 2 miles
south Of Prince Frederick on
left OF St. Leonard and fol-
low Long Beach signs to
once on Chesapeake Bay.
- M. 3. ROCKHILL, INC.
fhons. Prince Frederick 30s-j
Mail; st. Leonard, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
WANT ELBOW ROOM?
y Acre Waterfront Home
IN CALVERT COUNTY
ON CHESAPEAKE BAY

LIST floor: Living room
with fireplace, dining room
and enclosed dining porch,
kitchen with breakfast nook,
bedroom and full bath with
tub, and very large glass
enclosed porch overlooking
bay.
End floor: Q bedrooms, full
bath with shower, lots OF
closets and storage space,
Basement: OF heating
plant In utility room, large
workshop, / bedroom and
full bath.
Entire house Is substan-
italy furnished and ready
for immediate occupancy.
Priced to sell quickly, only
$4,000, terms worked out
TO suit purchaser,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
SUMMER HOMES

CABIN, Chestnut Ridge. Allegheny
Mts. l3e n. on private club lake.
excellent hshing and hunting.
Write D. >. Hsnseker. Lake
o'woods Club, Inc, Bruceton
Mills. W. We.
ACCEPTING REsERvATIoNs =
Isolated farm operated BY nurse.
HELP garden: shed space avail.
Write CALICO ROCK FARM,
Point OF Rocks, Nd, ph. fremont
4-323J,
MAINE-House fully equip; view
mts., sea, iales. lighthouses: season
$500, y season $500, ~. D-37Sb.
sHENANDOAH VALLEY-comfort-
able furnished estate II Front
ROYAL, Va; bedrms.. IA baths,
sleeping porch, modern kit. swim
ming pool. boz stalls. paddock;
1928 and util.; June through Sept.
Refs. REQUIRED. CO. 5-Slge after 8.
COTTAGES, week or season. near
beaut. mountain stream: sviln, hsh,
hike. Write MRS. CLAYTON
PHiLIPs, Emmitsburs. Nd. Rte /.
FURN. CABINS 70 rent by week or
week end: 100 nj. tr. D. c.. In
mountains, mr.. nshinG stream
with pvt. winning pool for oc-
cupants, For details. call il.
4-b7e2 bet. 5 and 3 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
MONEY TO LOAN

AUTO LOANS, cars or trucks in
Is minutes whether it's paid for
or not. HERSON'S. 6th and o
NV, DE. 2-4700.
MORTGAGE LOANS = $4,000
S150,000---Group your debts, lower
your pymts. ref1nance your prop
and improvements. Quick, honest,
courteous service on real estate,
farms. ETC.. only in the State OF
Maryland, Call Mr.. ROBERTS,
Baltic, Md, day or night, Suns.
and holidays. at SARATOGA 7-4047.
REFINANCE YOUR HOME; raise
cash, reduce monthly payments,
consolidate debts; no advance fees.
Licensed consultant, NO. 1861
or leves }, ia. 2-52S0.
FUNDS AVAIL.
For all worthwhile investments
incl. price and all pertinent data
and figures In initial response. AL
replies will be treated in strict
confidence. Box 139-X. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
SUMMER CAMPS

CAMP-sI2 wK.: July-Aug.: boys.
girls Sis: iish., horses; REQ. fold
er.. Box 62e, HaTrisonburg. Va.
Ref. Pc. 2.3O7e aft. $50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED

SOUTHERN DEALERS need cars
desperately, any make or model:
VILE s stSIion s EHgSn' Ad H5YYATTs
ave, Hyattsville, Md. WA. 7-12S0.
N, G. DEALERS PAY TOP DOLLAR
for cars, wagons, VILLAGE MO-
TORS, 14th and r. !. ave. ne.
AID. 4-0444.
1928-31 Model A pickup truck. UN.
4-0991 or Box 10l-J. Star.
DESIRE FROM PRIVATE PARTY
81 or '52 car, clean and In good
eond. Phone ia. 4-l507.
III OR 2-TON STAKE, Need to
move small 'dozer. Must be rea-
sonable. UN. 4-2213.
SPOT Cash FOR CLEAN
American and foreign cars, wagons
and sport models.
SUN MOTORS
3400 n. Fairfax Dr.. Arlington
OPPOSITE KANNS IA. 4.21l1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
AVIATION

ATTENTION AIRCRAFT operators
and owners-Aircraft hardware.
instruments, electrical nttiings'
protectors and ali items pertain
Ing to maintenance and over
hauling Of sireratt,. CONDOR
ave. Bethesds. OIL. 4-1llS.
1859 TRI:PAcER, New cover and
Pull panel. Marco superhomer and
LIS radio Municipal airport, Cum
berland. Md. Call RE, S-9420.
ERCOUPE, center sect. cockpit,
a atF XII s- sSsssSss' cessna IL? ss ems
sTINsON vOYAGER, excel. cond.;
Piper PA-12, excel. cond.; Piper
seen At Burgess Airport, Dahisren.
Va. Planes privately owned. See
manager Of service station on held.
UNLICENSED AERONACHIEF, 1871.
Low time since Mob. Best ofier.
Phone AID. 2-S492.
1857 TRI-PACER, Super custom.
IL Channel Marco Superhomer =
Marco low freq, receiver. Full
panel: 200 hrs. TIA & E; always
hangered, never damaged Actually
better tnan new. SO.BOU. GHAU-
BART AVIATION. INC. OIL. 6-S427.
AERONCA CHAMP-Fabric and en-
CINE very good condition: $500.
Gullwing Stinson, 5-place. low
time: cheap. Also have spare 300
Lycoming engine in crate. Ewes.
EN-. 3-1357.
IIIO SHARE MOL. Flying Club
Inc. well organized Bonanza all
metal Cessna 40. Both Omni and
WIFI EQUIP, $1,000. HE. 1888.
PIPER ia COUPE
$3.50
Cash Price
WILL FINANCE
OIL. o-6e40
MnNEV IN IMAM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
To Place Q
Star Classified Ad
Sterling $4,000
Closing houn:
SAT, . SUM tDIT- 10 PA ID
MONDAY EDITION. . Pm sua.
TUES. 10 FRl. sl.M poY Before
FLORIDA PROPERTY


INDIAN LAKE. EaT.--taaoon lot:
10000. Will aacrince for $4,000.
tL t-aiae, aAs
LAKKW o0D PARK KsrATts, PA.
suburb OF Fort Pitrcei : lots op-
poalte park, close 70 lake, 10 min.
from oefanl excel buy, IA, t.ieQb.
noME on INvKsrMlNI-reur 9.
geop arts. turpi.hsd; income
ee. 6SSsI.sP' hIgss. .. Acs.''MSis. 'T sR'.
asS Dcdse 81, fllstka, pa,
1unAanf, rlonIDA. On main
DeLAnde. excellent buy. BEAUTIFUL
9 rQom. 2 asarpoms, mssohry
room. carport. Fenced RArden. Va
riety Of eitrua trees. siO,SO0.
$500 down, Boa a3e-J, star,
ass AcREs-ah hi from center
TERM, KcME RkALTY CO. IN
a-a2il,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

COTTAGE, l bedrm., on Shenan-
doah; ami: 20-ft. alum. screened
porch; 50 mi. d. c. EN-. 2-1692.
LOG CABINi 5 rms, ami. stone
flrepl., scrd. porch. patio; Rte.
7-W. Bluemont. Horseshoe curve,
TAYLOR, owner; week, ends. week
days; call WA. 7-l622. ewes.
SHANNONDALE COUNTRY CLUB
--LRe. cottage lot. 80 mi. from
D. C. By OWNER Priced for
quick sale. IA. 2-2s3S.
SHENANDOAH Retreat Country
Less Lees re- IN Blue Ridge S i Mountains ui
on Shenandoah River; pvt. owner
will sell attrac., compl. furn., mod.
2-unit house, on Pine. Grove lane;
. baths, oil heat; club facilities
avail. incl. golf, swim; earn in
come through rental Of 1 or both
units. JU. 9-9122.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

coLQRED = ARUNDEL on .TnE.
s.. II n! ~ .iys SE.ss RlSsEsiliss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

10 500 and ns6tssrifies 70 ~
! on loans up 70 $500 ore less
|. Chvsss ere 3lS% per month
. GsSv Tessanandg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
GARAGES


PARKING SPACE for 1 car: only
$40 mo. At Scott circle. no.
2-2625.
FIREPROOF GARAGES for rent:
perfect for storage. RA, 3-4577.
Mr.. nth AND PENNA. AVE. Sc
Large group Of well-kept brick
garages: excellent for storage
purposes; will rent singly or In
groups at SIS each. NO. 10000.
FOR RENT, single, and / for 3
trucks or cars. parking or storage,
Rear 625 18th st. ne. Ii. 6-0204.
NEED GARAGE SPACE, auto
storage for is mos. HENRY MA,
ED. $4,000, Ext. 272S6, SIS pm,
or write UsAETU, IT. Belvoir, Va.
STONE, for car storage. Loo. mr..
cor. Conn. and Nebr. Price $3.50
mo. Call EN-. 3-91l5.
WANTED GARAGE vic. Scott
Dupont circle. Phone AID. 2-6704.
GARAGE: will hold two vans: end
commercial: rear 121 9TH st. Sc;
OR. 4-60S5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
VACATION PLACES

CEDARHURsT, MD.-cottags for
winning, fishing. HA. 2-7iIS.
AT EXCLUSIVE wingaersheek
Beach, olouster, Mass.-F urn., 3
strictly private area. white sand
dunes and clear calm ocean, ideal
for children. Owner leavint for
month or season. I'm. 2-79ee.
YARN HOME, now oOened. on top
Of mountain; cool, quiet. restful:
large rm.. eonvenienees. excel.
meals, home cooked: rates reason
able. Write or phone MRS. JANE
KING. Bluemont, Va, &C. e-2612.
CAFE ..ns COB ,'Tc w. I YssTmOuth so,iI For ss
$3.50 mo. or 5000 season June i
to Sept. 300. KE. 7-0025.
I church, Va aAAe open for or summer DnHlS
season. Write for folder.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS June 80; ali
cow; pvt. lake, tennis, $40 wk.;
refs. EN-. 2-SO14.
FOR RENT = Masonry cottage in
PLUMBING; private lake; swimming.
fishing. Sleeps 8; $50 wk. IA.
2-5537, JU. s-5243.
BLUE RIDGE MTs., mr.. Bluemont.
Va. 6-rm. cottage, rent By month.
Refs. Box 294-X. star.
CABIN along Shenandoah River,
so miles from d. c.: secluded,
completely furnished for 8: sacri-
nee price. EISEA'S GARAGE.
Boyce, Va. Phone Boyee 1871.
FENWICK IS, DEL.-Mod. 5-rm.
pier, patio. RA. 5000.
BEVERLY BEACH, MD.-Small or
Islge eotLase ioI May Jun weeesh-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

AFT, CABIN CRUISER with 2
Cadillac motors: will take q late
model car or lot on waterfront
In trade. Can be seen at Jimmie
1 LyySsso ssn sfESz 70. Phone ,i Tulip
Hughesville, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

CHRIs-CRAFT 1855, 42-ft. Ex-
press Cruiser, fully equipped with
many extras. This boat in Al
shape and ready to go. Call Mayo,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

36-FT. 1881 RICHARDSON, like
ship-to-shoTe, Bar. AG auto s'ee biis e.
10 hook-up; loaded with extras.
Price, SlO,500 Can be seen at
Hunting Towers Marina, Ask dock
master or call AP. 10000: ewes,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

UNUSUAL MEN TAD
5 room house and bath, entirely
furnished. Nice trees and shrubs.
$4,000 per month.
Mrs. Louie p. DodSon
Welcome, Md. West 4-457l
Sandoz, Inc.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-27

Stating that AlaskanS have a very real stake in Alaska, Ben Culver, Anchoraqe realtor, spoke before 3 wall attended meeting of the Kodiak Chamber of Com merce Thursday noon at the Is- land Fountain. The economy and social health of the new state to come is dependent on how we set tie our land problems, he said.
 Alaska received one of the big gest land grants accorded any new state, he said. We must exercise the utmost wisdom i'll the distri- button of that land"
 Legislators, he stated, should seek advice from agriculture, min- ing, fishing and commerce inter- eSts. He advocated commission be formed to study the problem, and act solely in an advisory ca pacity to the legislature.
 We must guard against the so- cialistic idealists, who seek to CO., lonize large areas as was proposed in 1850 in the Kenai area. We must guard against that sort of Utopian scheme" he stated.
 In reports made to the chamber, Mrs Rockney sought support for the BPW sponsored Music Trails concerts Charles Edris, reporting on roads, stated the Kodiak road program had begged down. He said a resolution is being drafted for presentation to the Legisla- tive Council when it meets here in Octobr, outlining Kodiak's needs.
 Lou Veerman reported on wis 1t of Watson Steamship Company officials here last week, and the possibility of the ship Lurline stopping here next summer on
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-27
Election Oct. [; Only Two File

Deadline for filing for city coun- cil is today with only two candi- dates signifyng their intentions to run for office
 The two, Bob Spencer and Fred Brechan, seek the three-year term vacancy. Spencer seeks re- election, having served the past two years. Brechan is a newcomer to civic politics, but has lived in Kodiak the, past several years.
 Dick Berg is the other outgoing incumbent.
 Others are expected to file to- day. Though the City Hall will be closed, candidates can still file by turning in their petitions to the city police or by contacting the city clerk, Doug Preston.
 Any qualified elector of the city may file for office by secur- ing the signature of 25 electors as his sponsors.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-27
Blue Ribbons Award to
 Smith Horses

Wells and Lillian Smith, who returned Tuesday from three weeks vacation in Seattle and Wenatchee, Washington, were happy when their horses received Blue Ribbons at the Okanogan County Fair recently.
 While visiting at Wenatchee, they attended the Fair where Wells had entered two of his Ara bian horses. Both entries were awarded Blue Ribbons as finest horses entered.
 They also attended the Okano- gan Pionneers Association picnic which is an annual affair, The Smiths were honored at the pie nic for being the only members present from the newest state, Alaska, and for having travelled the greatest distance to attend.
 Wells was interviewd on ra- dio prgoram originating at Okan- ogan, and was questioned at length about Kodiak and Alaska
 They spent a few days visiting their son and daughter-in-law, Gene, and Lillian, in Kirkland. Gene and Lillian are former resi- dents of the Naval Station, who left about five years ago.
 Both Wells and Lillian are em- ployed on the Kodiak Naval Sta ton.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-27
8-Inch Water Line Under Discussion

The proposed 8-inch waterline on Mission Road came in for con- siderable discussion at the city council meeting Monday, follow ing short resume of its contem- plated completion as an APW project, furnished by City Mana ger Poland.
 The project, originally planned with APW funds, was to have cost $66, 200. Councilman Carl Huer felt this estimate too high, even with higher costs prevailing than at the time of the estimates. No allocation of funds by APW has been made pending feasibility studies. Huer called for action on the project soon. We have let too many years go by already" he stated. Residents in the area favor ed annexation as a means of com pleting the much needed water system, he said He thought the
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-27
Hunters Harvest Seventy-0ne Elk

During the early elk season from September 5-15, total of 71 elk were taken by hunters, accord ing to the Fish and Wildlife Ser vice.
 Around ITO hunters participated in the hunt and around 40 per cent were successful. This is high success ratio and is attributed to the excellent weather condition which prevailed throughout the season.
 Most hunting was concentrated in the Raspberry Strait area but few hunters took elk from Tonki Cape. This year nearly all meat remained in excellent condition and lot of Kodiak people will be broiling elk steaks at home this winter.
 The late elk season opens on October 20.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-27
Court Here M onday

The Third Judicial court will convene here at pm. Monday, September 29. Judge J. L. Nc Carey, Jr., presiding.
 Complete calendar of the cases to be heard is not available, but the following are scheduled dur ing the sessions: Three divorce cases, Sonntag vs. Sonntag; Mins- trell vs. Minstrel and Renshaw vs. RenshaW.
 Others scheduled are City of Kodiak vs. Pearson; Patterson's Garage vs. Eugene Wick, money judgment; and Al Fenner vs. Mil Vokasek, quiet title.
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city had let them down in not planning for the project.
 Asked what he thought the project would cost, he stated he felt the cost could be consider ably lower than the APW figure. It was pointed out that the water line could be contracted with To- cal labor, and under the super vision of the city manager. An alternative suggestion was to let it out on contract.
 Following the discussion, Coun- cilman Patterson moved that the city cease negotiations with APW, until the projects construction, either by the city's crew or local contract, can be investigated for possible inclusion in the 1959-60 budget. This motion was seconded by Councilman Worth and passed by the council.