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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-22
CiV Of Rockville
Maryland
DIRECTOR OF RECREATION

The City Of Rockville. Maryland.
rapidly growing suburb OF
Washington. D. c. population
26.oool. is seeking Director OF
Recreation TO supervise and
develop It's excellent community
wide recreation program, now
one Of the most active in the
arss. The program includes oil
sports. presehooI classes, wide
range Of youth and adult sefivi-
ties. and Youne-in-Hesri group,
operating out Of unusually fine
facilities. Degree in recreation.
or equivalent required, and ex-
perisnee ss Director preferred.
Salary open generous leave
plans and fringe benefits. Please
submit complete resume. inelUd-
ing personal history, education,
experience and references TO
Personnel Aide. City Of Rockville.
l2o South Washington Street.
Rockville, Maryland.
1t-ss20-9-22
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-22

16COn MOUNTAINS anu CldcleI
via the Alcan Highway to
Alaska, visiting Haines. Skag-
way, Fairbanks, Cripple Creek,
Esther and Fort Yukon.
They crossed the Arctic Cir
Gle, visited Mt. Mckinley, then
on to Anchorage, Seward, Pal
mer and Matanuska Valley,
which is the leading agricultur-
al area Of Alaska. They came
home through White Horse and
across the plains of Canada.
Here, almost the middle of Sep
TENDER, the wheat harvest was
just getting under way, two
months after that operation had
been completed in Montgomery
County.
The first meeting of the Lay
louisville Elementary P-TA was
held on Tuesday, September 10.
The president, Mrs. Mary
Smith, presided. The meeting
was well attended. The prin-
cipal, Mr.. Nell, introduced the
following members of the fac.
ulty: Mrs. Florence Rain. first
grade and Mrs. June Becraft,
fourth grade, who have both
taught previously in Maryland;
and Mrs. Nancy Fleming, fifth
grade, who comes to us from
. North Carolina.
The annual budget was ap-
proved. After hearing the re-
port given by Mrs. Ulysses Crit
fifth, w, on the success of the
first spring festival held last
spring, at which $27S was
cleared, it was decided to have
another festival next spring.
Due to the lack of a salts
factory meeting place at the
school, the P-TA decided to
meet only five times this year:
September, November, January,
March and May.
The enrolment at the school
is now approximately 365 and
it is necessary to have three
first grades. There are Is
teachers in addition to the prin.
cipal.
The death of Walter Hill on
Wednesday, September Ia, sad
dened the community. He died
in Suburban Hospital, after a
heart attack following a recent
operation. The funeral was
held at the Barbour Funeral
Home last Saturday with inter-
ment in the Laytonsville Gene
terry. He is survived by his
wife, Helen Riggs Hill, a son,
Walter, M. jr., a daughter, Mrs.
Charles Snouffer, and his
mother, Mrs. BERTHE LePron.
Construction on the new
building of st. Pauls Methodist
Church, Laytonsville, was start
ed on August 81 and the build.
ing is now above ground.
Next Sunday will be Rally
Day at st. Pauls and all are
urged to attend. A rummage
sale will be held in the educa-
tional building of the church
on the evening of September
30 from 6 to 9 pm. Mrs. Ar.
thur Stang, for st. Pauls con.
gregation, wishes to thank ev.
eryone who helped in anyway
with their activities in the din
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-22

ing room at the Montgomery
County Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan z. Kile,
jr., entertained for their par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Multi.
can and Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan
z. Kile, on September II at
Ted Lewis restaurant in Wash.
ington, in honor of their we'd
ding anniversaries, which are
on September "a and 13 respec-
lively.
The Laytonsville Bridge Club
was entertained by Miss Lulu
Bell at luncheon on Thursday,
September Is, at O'Donnell's
restaurant in Bethesda. Among
those present were Mrs. Green
Griffith, Mrs. Ethel Taylor,
Mrs. Tom Bailey, Mrs. Leonard
Brashear, Miss Mary Cornelia
Warfield, Miss Mamie Waters,
Miss Ella Plummer, Mrs. Rob-
ert Chichester, Mrs. Clara Ca.
she'll, Mrs. Ann Atkinson and
Mrs. Grace Blunt.
Mrs. E. c. Magdeburger, Mrs.
J. Raymond Kemp, from Wes-
ley Grove Methodist Church,
and Mrs. Gerald Arnold of Sa-
lem Methodist Church attended
the Baltimore Conference Fall
meeting of the W.S.C.S. at the
Center Street Methodist Church
in Cumberland last Friday.
The Lawson-King family re-
union was held at the Wood
field Parish Hall last Sunday.
About 80 members of the fam
lily attended and enjoyed visit
ing and singing together.
The Woodfield-T Thompson re-
union was held at the Wood
field Parish Hall on September
II. Special gifts were present
ed to the oldest lady present,
the oldest and most recently
married couples, and to the lady
with the smallest feet.
Mrs. Harvey Burdette, Mrs.
Eli Leishear, Mrs. Lawrence
Mason, Mrs. ]. Roland Ward,
Mrs. E. C. Magdeburger and
Mrs. Raymond Kemp repre-
scented Wesley Grove W.S.C.S.
at the seminar at the st. Pauls
Methodist Church in Kensing-
ton on Friday September 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie King en-
tertained at dinner Sunday,
Mrs. Ella Mathers, Mrs. John
Summerville and her children,
Nancy and Tommy; and Mr..
and Mrs. Erwin Mathers and
their sons, all from Baltimore;
and Miss Dorothy King and
Don Hunter from the Washing
ton area.
Returning to college this
week are Miss Sandra King,
to Towson State Teachers Col
lege; Misses Nancy Windham
and Opal King and James
Kemp to the University of
Maryland. Entering their fresh
man year are John L. King, jr.
at Maryland University; James
Birkhead at Johns Hopkins;
Danny Baker at Shepherds
town, w. Va, and Carlton Hill
at Kansas University.
Mrs. Paul Braun, Mrs. f. c.
Magdeburger and Mrs. Ray
mond Kemp attended the men,
bership day meeting at the
Washington Deaconess Home
on Monday.
James Christopher McGraw,
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam McGraw was baptized
Sunday at Wesley Grove
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-22
ILoYtonsviIe- WoodfieId
obe-Trotting Stup Family
Returns From Alaska Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. William Stup returned on Friday, Sep
TENDER 16, from wonderful motor trip to Alaska The
Stups left home July % with their trailer and visited
the Wisconsin Des Mt RuShmore Yellowstone Park the
Teton Mountains and Glacier National Park They drove
Evening star., 1960-06-26

COUNTRY LIVING - onlv ~
aacres' redwood rambler designed
Ior summer comfort. l4x3O living
room with fireplace, I5-ft. elassed
sno paneled den, carport, ige
trees; beautiful view. LackaWana
DR.. S22 300. " Ia
Evening star., 1960-06-26
CONTEMPORARY RANRTFR

CONVENIENCE COUNTS in this .,
bedrm. row brick, with large liv.
ing rm., separate dining rm
equipped kitchen. basement. Wall
TO everything Sl1,5OO total price
W; BERENs, Realtors. so
Evening star., 1960-06-26
ARLINGTON. NORTE

ARLINGTON, NORTH
Brick rambler on lOO-ft. lot with
fence, and beautiful landscaping;
living rm. with fireplace. dining
rm:, modern kitchen. disposal and
dishwaSher, screened porch: 3
oedrms., Ia baths, full basement,
rec. room with fireplace, another
bath. washer, drier and air con-
ditioner.
TO REACH: Glebe road to Wash
mgton blvd, west to Harrison St,
and left to 1908.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
other Attractive Homes
Available in Other Areas
DAVID R. NIMMER

Mai. Gen, U. 6. Marines. Ret.
REALTOR
OV; ,3-44l1 Ewes. TIE. 6-O5O4
All s. Wash. ST.. Alex, Va
Evening star., 1960-06-26
BUYERS

say they want twin-sized bed
rooms on l level Cramblers or
Split-JeVelS) with a hath Of the
huse master suite, full multi-pur-
pose DAYLIGHT BASEMENT:
some want beautifully finished
family room, or o-car -araes
WONDERFUL NEW BRICK HOME
with large attractive lot: they
Evening star., 1960-06-26

ESTATES - Brick
Spit level. 3 bedrms., . baths
cathedral ceiling, iron rail hal
cony' oen, fireplace, science kit
encl; garage. Assume 4laeS loan
3ll3 Franconia I'd. S23,5OO.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
LIKE

Living in q top community, near
church, excellent schools and
shopping, easy driving 10 worry
via tor roads. being able to moye
into 8 COMPLETED home quickly
or the possibility of trsdinT
equity in their present home
Buyers recognize
Evening star., 1960-06-26
BROYHrrJ rprer

BROYHILL CREST - Brick ramb-
Ter. j bedrms, corner lot with bar.
becue, mod. elec. kit. Walk Ia
churches, schools and shops ST.
500 down. 26l6 OakWood dr..
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VAIIIE

When they see a lovely home
quality construction. within their
means ALL AT THE RIGHT
PRICE. II you have $1,000 S6, 900
make the most of II We have
the home 70 make YOUR FAMILY
happy Call now for appointment.
Walter R. Reynolds, Inc.
IA 7-65O5
Evening star., 1960-06-26

COLUMBIA PINES - 3-bedrm
6rlck rambler. GE kit, fireplace,
2Ox36 rec. rm. in full bsmt. i2y9O
rear scr. porch, rear blind fence.
lge. trees, shrubs and flowers
9O9 Bruce lane. S2l,q5O.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
BURRIS SELECTTONS

IA, 7-6525
Evening star., 1960-06-26
GEORGE MASON
TDEENT Tn
Early American

RESTORED COLONIAL on "a
ACRES OF gently rolling virginia
lawns and pasture land, . HUGE.
nving rms. banquet-sized dining
Ih;s MODERN kitchen with ample
eatlng space and buffers pantry;
F1REPLACES. Restored in immac,
ulate condition with lnsfrons
floors. soft-toned paints and whits
trim. Set on a knoll amid tower
ing oaks and manicured boyWood
the approach is breathtaEinp
Priced under appraised value Al
only S44, 500 with Sl0.OOn cash
+. w. BerenS, Realtors
Exclusive Agent. Fairfax. or 3-I4nI
Evening star., 1960-06-26
ARLINGTON IMMACULATF

2-story, 2-bedrm., full bSmt w
rec; rm,: porch: lots OF closets
and cabinets. Close to everything
Lge. 5!4t, trust. No brokers. Call
JE 3-ll41
Evening star., 1960-06-26

OPEN SAT. -SUN. l-DARK
PINES = 4-bedroon
rambler, ~ baths, GE kitchen
22x26 rec. rm., lse. trees, fiover
esrosn, shrubs, S23 Ridge I'd
Evening star., 1960-06-26
INSPECT

THESE HOMES TODAY
CREST - ANNANDALE
Big brick rambler. on 'q-acre
wooded lot; has 3 big bedrooms.
modern GE kitchen. washer, air
Cond.. fun bsmt.. swim pool share:
FHA approved. S2O,500. Open.
2134 Bradley circle.
Evening star., 1960-06-26

HILLS - Complete CEN
traI alr-cond, 3-bedrm. rambler
on l2-acre handicapped. Lee, trees
SHRUBS, l2X22 scr. porch, ii z,
Heather CT. Sl5.25n.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
ARLINGTON, NORTH. Lorcom
JOHN M. ANDERSON

IA. S-S@l4 IA. 5-OS42
ARL.-Air-cond. 3-b.r, brick ramb..
l3-cu.-ft. refgr freezer: chestnut
woodwork, natural finish; close
IN G!encarlyn PIX, blk. of Rt.
FLA loan. BY owner. JA. 1924
Evening star., 1960-06-26
EXTRAS FREE
CTo FIRST Q BUYERs)
~ GE WASHER AND DRIER
~ GE DISHWASHFR
Oh GE AIR CONDITI0NEp

q NO CLOSING COSTS
3rand-new. DIRE ECT FROM
BUILDER. 4 MODEL s TO CHOOSE
all brick; 5-acre lots, full tiled
baths, GE kitchens w/vall oven,
exhaust fans, etc. All public
utilities: full bsmts., some with
outside entrances. A real borsaini
Hurrvl Call DU. 5-6735 from
10 til . No answer, FE. 3-32Ss
FAIRFAX COUNTY-Country es-
tate in heart of Fairfax Hunt Sec
tion. 9-rm., 3-bath brick designed
for gracious living and entertain
ing. acres. mostly cleared, with
FENCED pasture, woods, stream,
patio and concrete swimming pool.
Has wing suitable for sep. apt,
extra bedrm. for guests. DU.
b-1pl0.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
If 9n1no

BRADDoCK HEIGHTS
4-bedrm. sll-brick Colonial with
entrance hall. large living rm,,
separate dining rm., step-savlnE
kitchen; full basement, Priced
under sd, 900. Call noWl
F. W. BERENS, REALTORS
Alexandra Office so, 5-5OUO
Evening star., 1960-06-26

CULMoRE 4 level brick and frame
split level, 3 lge. bedrms., 81
paths center hall, entr., den, mod,
KIT; walk to churches, schools
and shops. Family comfort and
mod nH living. 6132 Nevius st,
Evening star., 1960-06-26
FAIRFAX'S BEST BUY

@@@e - A@@@N@ - - ~ =
Psneled 27x2s recreation room :.
:3-bedrm. brick rambler. 2 full
baths, kitchen with eating space ;
lovely fenced yard with trees;
storm windows, GI 4lR9s loan,
S1S,950; by OWNER; CIR. 3-O533.
FAIRFAX COUNTY. OWNER, So
II. stone-and-redwood rambler: 3
bedrmS., h.-w.h., full bsmt; 525
acres. Browning S-S059.
= Cedar Lane Area =
Only like it. new 3-bedrm.
rambler. . full baths. . firepiS,,
walk-out bsmt., 1s-acre lot. iOci
down. Price, S22.5OO. Ell. G-5754
FAIRFAX TOWN-PRICE is cut.
Brk. split; 3 bedrms.. ~ baths,
rec. rm, gar; walk to ST. Leo'S:
50? 300; 302 Jean ST.. CIR. 3-5S54
FAIRFAX TowN-By OWNER 81
yr r.-old, 3-bedrm.. 2-bath. 44-ft.
brick rambler with carport. fire-
pl. full bSmt. built-in elec. kit,
ia-scre lot. Within walking dis
tance Of schools. shopping As
sumo large 4laes GI loan. Price,
S1s,500, CIR. 3-39S3.
Evening star., 1960-06-26

FALLS CHURCH - Garden nj
mowers. fruits and berries. Brick
CAPE Cod cottage with l4x.9 pent
rm., full bSmt., sep. dining rm
! blk. to churches, schools. IO7
w. Greenway blvd. SlS,a5O.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
EASY DOWN

H4AO L OOWIN
Only $3.50 down payment will bpv
ms cozy rambler on large tree
shaded lot, Full price only sill.
5nO; Call today. BROWN AND
BROWN REALTY, JE. 4-Oo4I
EDSALL PARK, Springfield area
tmmac.. 3-bedrm spiit-ievel ~
"a yrs old: S2I.5OO. 5403
Montgomery st, CL. 6-5s9a
ENGLISH ATMOSPHERE; OPEN
10: 231 MONROE ST, FALLS
GHURCH-l5O-FT. WIDE TREED'
FENCED LAWN SURROUNDS
THIS LOVELY HOME; CENTFR
HALL, BEAUTIFUL LIV. RM.'
VERY 1GE. DIN. RM., LARGE
KIT, LGE. BEDRM. AND pow
DER RIM. ON 1st FL: . LARGE
BEDRMS.. FULL BATH UP: FIN
ISHED REC. RIM. THE PRICE OF
SItn 81 1920 Sl,.T Is Low; qualified
LITTLE CASH, FILA PENDING
DIRS.: OUT LEE HIGHWAY
LEFT ! BLK; TO MONROE. JACK
kRONENBURG, BROKER, IA
S-pOS0 IA ---p Sns
Evening star., 1960-06-26

FALLS CHURCH. near Z Corners
2-story brick large, shaded lawn;
convenient school, shopping, bus;
large living room, firepl. sen
GlninF room. fully equipped kit,
8 bedrooms, ga baths. full, dry
oSmt.; rumpus rm.. bar. Extras
include washer, drier, dehumidi-
ner, air conditioner. S27, 900.
OWNER, JE. 2-63lS.
Evening star., 1960-06-26

ESTATE-STYLED HOME in minia-
ture, a real charmer with . bed
rooms, living room has paneled
fireplace wall. .dinette and euuip
Sitchen; beautiful grounds. Only
Sun SStu5;ooH, 500 cash required on
TON REALTY CO, 1900 wilson
blvd. OPEN q to q
Evening star., 1960-06-26

2Ox36 rec. rm. in full bsmt. i2y9O
rear ser. porch, rear blind fence.
lse; trees, shrubs and flowers,
SO9 Bruce lane. S2l,95O.
VIRGINIA HILLS - Complete cen-
traI alr-cond., 3-bedrm. rambler
on 2-acre handicapped. Lge. trees
Shrups, l2x22 scr. porch. IL E,
Heather CT. Sl5,25O.
FALLS CHURCH Garden cf
mowers. fruits and berries. Brick
Cape Cod cottage with I4xoa nent
rm;', full bSmt., sep. dining rm,,
! DIX. to churches, schools. IO7
w. Greenway blvd. S1S,950.
ESTATES - Long
rambler on Handicapped lot 4 bed
rms, , baths, fireplace, kit, with
serving bar and louvred folding
doors. Carport, screened patio,
assume 412fc loan at SlO7. 63O3
custer dr., S1S,7OO.
COUNTRY LIVING - Only ~
acres; redwood rambler designed
Ior summer comfort. l4x3O living
room with fireplace, loft. glassed
ano pianeled. den, carport, lge
hees beautiful view. LackaWana
ESTATES B-,ck
spilt level. bedrms.. . baths,
csInedral ceiling, iron rail bal
cony' oen, fireplace, science kit Is,
snGi garage. Assume 41aes loan.
0143 Franconia I'd. S23,50O.
- 4 Ice hedrmS
z story brick, all lge. rms. with
H!kn ceiilngs' mahog. doors and
LIN l;X3O studio rm. or 4th
peofm BSmt., garage. FLA ap-
pfslSal' 1909 Russell I'd. S23,5O0.
CUIMoRE 4 level brick and frame
baths, center hail entr den, n' mod Z
KIT, walk to churches, schools
and shops. Family Comfort and
NOD gSs ~. living. e732 Nevius st.
WAKEFIELD FOREST - Reduced
SI.UOO. 3-bedrm. split-level, >
baths, sep. dining rm', fireplace,
rec. rm., scr. porch. garage, lse
trees on " acre. Assume 4l5o1
loan. Less than appraised value
2O4 Norfolk ave. S2T,95O.
SPRINGFIELD - Assume 4iae.
loan. 4-bedrm. brick rambler,
newly redecorated. Lge. pstio
Avsil. immed. Low down payment
74os Exmore st. S17,5OO.
IA. 4-74OO
Evening star., 1960-06-26
~ - = = % O,
FALLS CHTTRCH-p6 \


T HS UHUhCH-3-bedr RAM
DieI' iull basement, rec. rm., car
port lge. fenced yd,, Nearby shop
gage: SlT.9On. LIE 2.11A4
Evening star., 1960-06-26
Also Circle This Ad
TYSON REALTY co.

FALLS CHURCH = 3-bedrm ram.
bier; N, Woodley; sXcel cond. .
ar cond., rec. rm. in full bSmt
Carport, patio. schools, churches
shopping close. Assume A., Gl
mortgase. S1S,600. JE. 4-l7lo.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
ROMYE
LAMBORN
OF. 1855 Realtor OF. 4-so35

ARL,. N.-AsSume ige. 4Iacc loan.
3-bedrm. brk. Colonial. Corner
lot; Wv: carpeting, irepl.. din.
rm., Anchor-fenced. Full bsmt.
with outside entr. Asking SlS,750
or best offer By OWNER. 2109
Evening star., 1960-06-26
FALLS CHIiRCH APF,Fv,a, ;, =

able home, convenient TO eVerv-
thing; features = bedrms,, Nv, rm
with firepl., equipped kit, incl.
almost-new washer, and lovely
level lot. Sales price only S13.750
For appt. call DARWIN REALTY.
INC, ia. 2-iS94, ia. 7-4353.
FALLS CHURCH. Attractive 3-bed-
rm. Many extras. Desirable loca-
ton Convenient financing. See to
apDreclate Quick possession
OWNER IF 9-SOn
Evening star., 1960-06-26
FALLS CHURCH
Circle This Ad

J -bedrm. all-brk. rsmb. EXTRAS
GALOREl Close in TO city. Fenced
IN 6oxl % easy TO take care Of
level lot with PRETTY LAWN AND
LANDSCAPING. Enjoy deligh;ful
rear scr. porch. Firepl. G-E
EQUIPPED KIT. II you're on a
tight budget and you want TO
stretch your house SSSS-far, this
Sl6.5OO gem is hard to beati-
LOW DOWN PAYMENT and
monthly payments Just like rent
BY appointment Q to 8, call JE.
2-6440 or JE. 2-3245.
Evening star., 1960-06-26

ESTATES - Long
rambler on handicapped lot 4 bed
rms baths, fireplace, kit. with
serving bar and louvred folding
ooorS. Carport, screened patio,
ASsume 412fc loan at SlO7. 62O5
custer dr.. SlS,1OO
Evening star., 1960-06-26

Err: Sl3,200-3-bedrm. rambler.
like new. on lovely corner lot
lse. trees. ehain-fenced rear yard:
equipped kit; assume 4Iaee GI
loan at S73 mo. pitt; 500
down. Ell 6-4641
Evening star., 1960-06-26

BROYHILL PARK
ASSUME GI
This lovely brick rambler has 4
bedrms., , baths, Ice. liv, rm,
wIflrepl, din. rm.. all-GE XII
w/dishwasher, diSp.. exhaust fan,
elec.. range; full walk out daylight
bSmt. w/huge knotty- pine rec,
rm. Call anytime to see. Open
Sunday.
HOOTS REALTY co,
Kodiak mirror., 1960-06-25

miss quite few. Every hunter carries 4 or 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 dish of whale flipper.
 Grabbing is the main activity of the old men too old to hunt. (The light plant just went out so Pm writing in a 5:30 pm. 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.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-06-25
Africa Described
(Continued from Page D

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 lecturers audience.
 The Nasal 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 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
Kodiak mirror., 1960-06-25
eacheT 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 ami 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
Kodiak mirror., 1960-06-25
ken CaStledine
 To Go To Spain

inVeseo, Inc, Anchorage, Alas ka, has announced the appointment of MT. Kenneth F. CaStledine, local representative, as special repre- sentative for the company's Euro pean offices
 MT. 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- at this time.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-06-25

Bids will be accepted at public auction to be held at the Court Room, End floor, Post Office Build ing, Kodiak, Alaska at 2:30 P. M, July 15, 1860. 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@o 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. HOLDSW0RTH,
 Commissioner,
 Department of Natural
 Resources.
 Publish June 25, July 2 & g, 1860.
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CARD OF THANKS

We would like to express our thanks for the sympathy and kind ness shown us following the death of Alfred Jr.
 The Anderson Family
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Help Wanted

Woman for general office work, typing & bookkeeping. Good sal ary to right person. Permanent.
 Write A. B. S., Box 1907, giving
 references & experience. tin
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Legal Notices
STATE OF ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL
 RESOURCES
 DIVISION OF LANDS ArnTITIT 0E IANn CAWE

NUl1OE OF LAND OALE
 Subject to the provisions of Chapter 169, SLA 1859, as amend ed, and pursuant to the regulations promulgated hereunder, the Di- rector of the Division of Lands, or his authorized representative, will sell to the highest qualified bidder the following described parcels of land:
 U. S. Surveys No. 3471, No.
 3472, and No. 3473 located
 within Township % South
 Range Is West and Township
 29 South Range 19 West, Sew
 ard Meridian near Point Chin
 iak, Kodiak Island, Kodiak
 Alaska
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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, l blk to right. Ph 3084 25-1n
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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. 25-1n
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Pay yourself high wagesl Erect an ADCOR pre-cut cabin, cottage, store, warehouse, hangar. 42 models, low as $99. FILA financ-
 ing available. Details ADCOR- PRE-BUILTS, 7O35 N E. Has salo, Portland, Oregon. 11-3n