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Milford chronicle., 1963-11-22
BRIDGEvILLE

Miss Bonnie King, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Burton King of
Bridgeville, became the bride
of Edward B. Herrick, III, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Her
rick, Of Seaford, on Saturday
evening, Nov. 9.
The Rev. Howell wilkins Of
ficiatsd at the double ring cere-
mony In st. Johns Methodist
Church. A reception followed at
Harley's Restaurant Seaford.
The bride, given I'm marriage
by her elder brother, Jane S
King, wore a floor length gown
OF white chiffon over taffeta with
a lace bodice and long sleeves.
A crown of seed pearls held her
veil, and she carried a bouquet
of gardsnias and yellow rose
buds. -"
Her attendants were Mrs.
Donna West, Matron of Honor:
the Misses Barbara and Betty
Jane Hsrrick, sisters of the
groom, bridesmaids. Paul West
was best man for the groom
and the ushers were Robert
Favinger and Robert Mcdonald,
both of Seaford.
The bride was graduated from
Bridgeville High School and Is
employed at the dupont Com
pany In Seaford.
The bridegroom Is an alum
nus of Seaford High School and
is employed on construction at
General Foods, Dover.
After a trip to the Skyline
Drive, Mr.. and Mrs. Herrick
will reside In Greenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold T. Hop
hns, of near Bridgeville, an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter, Loretta, to Allen j.
Herrick, of Haverhill, Mass. :,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Herrick, of that city. The marri-
age took place on Friday, Nov. 8.
The groom, graduate of the
Haverhill High School, has COM
pleted four years Of military
duty In the United States Air
Force and ispresently associated
with the Avco Corp. In Haverhi1l.
The bride is a graduate of
Bridgeville High School. The!
couple will reside In Haverhill, /,
Mass.
Those from Bridgeville whol
attended the University Of Della
ware e-Temple football game onI
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-22

bread and butter, cranberry
relish and pumpkin pie.
Wed. Milk, tuna fish sand
wich, tomato soup and macaroni
and cheese, and canned peaches.
Thurs. and Friday Thanks
giving Holiday.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-22

Saturday, Nov. 8, we're: Norman
Powell and daughter, Ruth; Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Conaway, Mr..
and Mrs. Warren c. Newton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Ruos,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Esham, Geo.
Mcdaniel and Kenneth Mcdaniel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Whaley
and children of Wilmington were
weekend guests of Mrs. Whaley's
mother, Mrs. c. E. Anderson,
recently.
The Misses Marybelle Mes
sick and Ai1een Short spent the
weekend with Miss Gail Fer
guson In Boston, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Myer have
returned to the home In town
after spending a week with their
daughter and son-in-law, DR.. and
Mrs. John Massey, In Newport
News, Virginia.
The Misses ChriSty Hoch and
Willen were weekend
guests of M. and Mrs. Donald
Horner in Salisbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin James and
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Torbert
have returned home after a trip
to Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mrs. Hanna Lockwood, of Va,
has been a recent house guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Rudel-
mier at their home on North
Main Street extended.
Little Miss Kelly Davis,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Davis, III, celebrated her sixth
birthday on Monday, Nov. IL.
The Rev. and Mrs. H. L. Ches-
ser and children, Daryl and Deb
bic Of Simpsonville, Md, were
last weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. o. Bell, in Bridgeville
Manor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Neal of
Denton, Md. and Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Wesley Bullock were Sunday
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ed
ward Wheatley, near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Russell
are receiving congratulations on
the birth of son, born Nov. 6,
in Nanticoke Memorial Hospital,
Seaford.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-22
BRDGEVILLE SCHOOL
CAFETERIA MENU
"A" PLATTER LUNCH
NOV. rs : 20. 1863

NOV. 25 20, 1868
Mon. Milk, chill con carne,
carrot sticks, buttered corn,
bread and butter and Dixie
Doodle.
Tues. Thanksgiving Dinner =
Milk, roast turkey, gravy and
stuffing, mashed potatoes, peas,
Arizona tribune., 1963-06-28
MISSIONARY GROUPS
SPONSOR PROGRAM

Mt. Calvary Missionary Soc
ieties will sponsor a fifth Sunday
program, Sum-, June 30, 7:3Op.m.
Mr.. L. D. Livingston tenor will
provide solos. He will be accom-
panied by his wife.
Mines. E. Oakry, sr. pres.
Joanna Brown, jr. pres.: Ella Al
len sr. r.program chairman; Emma
Dobbins, co-chairman: Alyce
Webb, jr. program chairman;
Matte Mckinney, co-chairman,
and Dorothy Patterson, publicity.
Arizona tribune., 1963-06-28
WESTSIDE NOTES
MRS. ORA JACKSON


Mrs. Dollie Mack of Pinetop
was down to pick up her sister
Mrs. Hannah D. Mack. They spent
the night with Mrs. Ida Austin.
III9 S. E Ave. They plan to go to
the Indian PowWow at Flagstaff
next month.
Mr.. Allen Austin is recupera-
ting from major surgery at Mem
orial Hospital. His wife is staying
with Mrs. Ida Austin.
Capt. Munson Steed of the US
Air Force is in town at the bed
side of his Ill mother Mrs. Emma
Steed, 100 S. E Ave.
Mr.. Bert Castle, and Mrs.
Lura Burton and son we're in
town from visiting California.
They will return to Gallup, New
Mexico after spending sometime
at the home of Rev. and Mrs. c.
V. Nelson.
A fund raising chuck wagon style
dinner was held at the home Of
VIM Mae C. Fisher of Mesa.
Mrs. May James is the grand
secretary and Mrs. Ruth Grant
is the asst. gr. secretary of the
Grand Chapter # 2.
Grand Lodge AT and AM and
Mt. Olive Grand Chapter OES.
sponsored a barbecue dinner at
1906 S. 9 Ave.
Bro. Alfred Moore was In charge
of the kitchen. Bro. Hugh Love
was finance officer, Mrs. Ora
Jackson supervised the dining
room and mattresses we're Mines
Helen McKelvey and Naomi Fish
er.
Arizona tribune., 1963-06-28

multiple dwelling units completed in the south
pictured above.
Apartments 1898 E. Madison is block masonry
level building which constructed by the Williams and Jones
Company
the architects with BillyC Mills serv-
ing structural engineer.
bedroom All units
completely building all electric and fully air
conditioned.
full bitn with rergera-
beautifully finished kitchen cabinets There walk in
closets In the ample storage
Greenfield Apartments offer luxurious living reasonable
rates. For further information dial 264-O05.
block from bus lines Van Buren East
Washington schools, churches shopping
and arcadia Daperes
furnished in each unit throughout.
shows the beautiful kitchen In the of
Flowers. MIR. Flowers engineer
Motoroa, his wifi s a teacher a the Julian School.
stated she liked the kitchen and the
area. She also enjoys the air conditioning.
Arizona tribune., 1963-06-28

unique birthday party held Sunday June %. 1t Age
of Bethel AE Church
I643 w. Sonora.
Top photo shows from left Mrs Hattie Chambers chairman,
Mae Porter, Elsie Yancey " Watson Ducett,
Villa Mae Cason and Sue Hayward.
photo shows others attending the Rally Mines.
Helen Anderson, Lois Sbbs, Ee Gentry l. c. Abram. Alton
Everett Brenda Chambers Iona Green Mabe Franklin Mr. and
Mathews, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Chambers Mrs.
Golde Taylor Mines. Mva Wley Patricia Franklin and Chester
Cartwright
Arizona tribune., 1963-06-28
G L A SSIF led
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
3 bdm house I4O2 E. Coro-
nado corner lot nice shrub
berry = garage = Patio = Cottage
in rear. A bargain at $4,000
ST. 200 down.
HOUSES & APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
bedroom. Nice. Water &
utilities pd,$85.00 per month.
2 bdm Apt. newly decorated
water furnished = S65.00 per
mo.
l bdm. Bachelor Apt. = water
& gas furnished = 100 per mo.
l Bachelor Apt. fully furnish
ed all utilities paid, $4,000
per mo.
JONES REALTY & INSURANCE
COMPANY
2Ol9 E. BROADWAY RID.
BR 6-4255
Arizona tribune., 1963-06-28

eliminating weeks Vacation Bible School
% Church of God in Christi 18th and E. adi
Bishop ]. W. Taylor is the church pastor
Top intermediate ancludng from
Hunter Averson. Frances MCGOWAN Betty
udie principal Hunter superintendent Charesetta Matthew's
Dorothy Haywood and Matilda jenkins.
Participants Vacation Bible School received
certificates the program Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-09

NIGHT WATCHMAN. 0 nights a
msn on SSlet those With Oq ai oeSi
references will Be considered. APP
ply The Southern Bids, 18th and
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MANAGERS

! ASST. MANAGERS
Excellent opportunity. Sporting
goods, hardware, soft goods ex-
perience desired. Write brief ex-
perience background for personal
Interview. Box 310-Z, star.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN
$50
OR MORE

Can be yours for Just about "a hours Of
your spare time. All you do is take orders
over the telephone for a leading local
publication on an attractive commission.
You can work any hours between $50 am.
and $3.50 pm.
Age no barrier II over 10.
Call Today
MR.. KLEIN
546-6724
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HELP MEN
SERVICEMEN
ARMY
NAVY
AIR FORCE

= lAN(Aa
MARINE
we nave excellent part-time Jobs
Tor mature minded doWn-to-earth
men, aged 24-36 years. Evening
hours, 6-lO pm, and 0-6 Sat,
See Mr., WARREN at Marriott Mo-
tel Twin Bridges at 1O:45 am,
1:4o pm. or 6:45 pm. Monday
only. No phone calls.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
iul time, between the ages OF
1881. Must be married. Apply
In person, MUSSO SERVICE STA.
TON, 1901 Benning I'd. ne.
SERVICE MANAGER, automotive,
expanding facilities and Chevrolet
leadership In Annapolis require
iirst-rate, exper. service manager.
TOP sal. plus profit sharing
health and accident ms, demo,
and other benefits. Excel. WORKING
cond. and opportunity to grow
0567, General Manager, for appt.
THORP CHEVROLET, 1886 West
ST., Annapolis, Md.
SHEET METAL MEHANICs, first
class, commercial. Sheet metal
welders. Call between 8 and 8 pm.
CHI, S-4140,
SHEET METAL MECHANIC, good
working cond., salary open. $50.
I'LL.
SHEET METAL WORKER and
helper, experienced inside and
outside work. Apply 1000 9Th st,
ne.
SHEET METAL MECHANIC-Ex.
perienced installing warm-air
duct work. 10. S-6161.
SHIFT MANAGER, local ref, tor
calls. SPRING VALLEY GULF
49th and Mass. ave. NV.
SHIFT MANAGER-service station
In N. Va. area needs responsible
person with exper. in this line
Fee paid. Approx, S433. POTO.
MAC EMPL, oil King 81. XII
SIGN PAINTER, fully quail. Jour-
neyman, steady work In growing
suburban Md. shop. OIL. 4-1422.
SODA FOUNTAIN MGR. for 10
stool fountain. Must be exper. Sal.
airy and commission. Ref, required
You must be the boss looking fol-
q take charge man" ROCK
CREEK DRUGS, 1909 Grubbs I'd &,
Silver Spring, Md.
sPEEDAUMAT ADDREssOGRAPF
Automatic. exper. nee, perm
position, good pay, all compan,
benefits. Call La. 6-07s9.
STATISTICAL CRAFTSMAN to pre-
pare charts and drafts for large
transportation CO.'S reports. Star
S426 plus excel. ben. Miss Brown
ckIET TNICx pTpcnNrNJUT
- -.
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IAAtgAlghI spur
perience desired. write brief ex
perience background for persona
interview. Box 310-z. Star.
MANAGEMENT
TRAINEES
Growing collection corpora
s. ~ ton needs energetic, indus
~ trious. alert personnel to
train In collection tech
niuues for present company
expansion In credit-eollection
.ts} field as MANAGERS.
Career in collection field can
81. establish you as q respected,
dependable member Of the
community, and provide q
lively, absorbing, well-pay-
ing career.
.'s Company policy includes
merit promotions from With
in and salary reviews twice
yearly.
College background In Busi-
a. aness Administration, previous
Ns sales, credit, finance or COLI
49, lection experience desirable.
$50 Ages 26-40, preferably mar
~ ried.
All inside work. Starting
salary negotiable. Full COM
pany benefits, s-day, 40
.,'Ns hour week.
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SALESMAN, with car. 5-day wk.
$40 weekly salary plus large COM
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HELP MEN
REALTOR


Realtor willing to work ex-
clusively for owner in major
land project in metropolitan
Washington. d. c. Includes
acquisitions and rentals to
commercial, office, housing,
industrial and hotel ten
ants, involving rental in ex-
cess OF three million dollars
per year. Assurance OF vigor
and ability to make impor-
tant contacts as important
as experience. Submit de-
tails Of qualifications and
method Of contingency pay
desired. Box 1917 Star.
RECEIVING CLERK. excel. posi
in Wholesale cleo. for qualifiei
his. grad. Oppor. for advance
ment, EAGLE ELECTRIC SUPPLY
$40 New York ave. NV.
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ROUTE SALESMAN

For established home service route
with Metropolitan Washington's
largest home service fleet. Our
weekly guarantee. 5-day week,
paid vacation, disqualification and
sick pay. Prefer married man, %
&c., with high school education
and sales ability. Bond required.
Call a.Qn.1l n m
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NEWS
REPORTER

Prestige publisher Of
fers challenging ca
: reer opportunity for
!. creative writer for its
weekly, WASHING
"a TON L E T T E R."
,i knowledge Of the
:. WASHINGTON scene,
its legislative and po-
litical procedures nee
' essary. Must also have
ability TO interpret
business aspects of
WASHINGTON &C
tons; strong sense of
accuracy, handling
facts Tor PUBL1CA-
TON; skill in inter-
viewing GOVERN
/. MENT officials; do
research for articles
as assigned.
If you measure up to
the abovr require
ments, send letter and
full resume, stating
starting salary de-
sired, to Box 269-z,
Star.
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HELP MEN

UPHOLSTERY CUTTER-To sub.
contract, must be experienced anc
capable Of operating q shop. Cal
Sunday 10-2, HE. 1-2543. week.
DAYS. ME 9-A4TO
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Office Manager
Trance. $3.50
Smelling Personnel

900 Perkins DR.. silver Spring
OIL BURNER MECHANIC,
s nqrovsn ny... 2 experiences PEI, In Of
maintenance, Apply CAFRfTZ
1901 Eye AZ, NV,
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THOMPSON
HONOR DAIRY
DE. 2-1400

An Equal Opportunity Employer
ROUTE MEN CO... for Pr. Geo. Co.
customers. HIS. grad, 1898, SIPS
wk. guar. start. MR.. KIRSCH,
days. 356-S394. ewes. 236-S635.
ROUTEMAN = Start at SI35 per
week. We train. Married, h S.
grad, bondable, age 2i-4O. Cali
MR.. SLOAN, Ell. 6-S394 Gays,
VIII. 9-6661 20 pm. only.
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HELP MEN

SALESMAN, with car. 5-day wk.
$40 weekly salary plus large COM
mission. Call JU. 10000.
statesmen - Sell Knapp Aerotred
shoes full or part time. Liberal
commissions. bonus. free insur-
ance. Equipment free. Openings
d. c., Va, Md. Write l.. j.
BREWER, 1908 Eastridge I'd, IT.
monium, Md, or call CT. 2-0l21,
statesmen WANTED
To set up and service dealers
throughout the District Of Column
bia, Maryland and Virginia area,
Construction product. Straight
Commission. One Of industrys lar
gest and finest commission ar.
rangements. II over $4,000 and
career with fine young company
interests you, write giving resume,
INTERNATIONAL PROTECTIVE
COATiNdS CORPORATION, 5000
w. Broward. Fort Lauderdale,
Florida or phone LII. l-3612. Only
men with proven ability consid-
cred.
statesmen, previous auto exper..
over 40. Part time. No soliciting.
Clientele assured, 3 evenings %.
81 and Sat. (10-6) guarantee and
incentive. WA. 7-9022 Mon. after
10 noon.
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HELP MEN

SALESMAN, executive type, capa-
900. Intensive training with top
company. Advancement oppor-
tunities,. no travel. Write in con-
fidence to Box 26s-Z, Star.
b. s. SANITARY SPEC. CORR.
q leader in its field, seeks an
aggressive. intelligent, self-start-
ing type of sales representative
for the Washington, d. c., area.
Must own auto and be prepared
to. devote full time to the de-
velopment Of our line TO both old
and new customers. Excellent ref
erences are required. Salary. ex-
pense and commission, or you may
high Commissions, Fringe bene-
fits include disqualification, insur-
ance and a pension program.
Please write giving full particu-
lars, background and experience.
earnings expected, etc. Include
telephone number. Local inter-
views will be arranged within ten
days. Address EDWIN RUBIN, 30b
Tower Building, Baltimore 2, Md.
sALESMAN-Growing demand for
manufactured Leewood Homes Of
fers unlimited opportunities for
salesman with marketing magma
ton. Age to 40. Salary plus COM
mission. Call MR.. HENNINGAN
for appointment, AID. 4-S342.
SALESMAN-Local wholesale heat
ing, air conditioning, and refriR-
GRAFTON supply house needs az
gressive-type salesman to call on
accounts in Northern Virginia
area. Prefer man with expert
ence IN this field. Guaranteed
draw against commissions, Phone
MR.. REYNOLDS, ST. 3-0763.
SALESMAN, brick. local manu-
facturer OF brick and block has
opening for. an experienced, az
gressive salesman to call on
architects. builders and masonry
contractors in the ID. c, area.
Call MR.. RICHTER, La. $4,000.
SALESMAN, college graduate, "a
30 yrs, to call on supermarkets.
grocery stores, performing mer-
chandising Job for food broker.
Salary and auto allowance. Box
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PRINTING JOBS
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES, INC.
1343 III" st. NV. Elk. 3.14SS
PRINTING SALESMAN

Offset printing company has I'M
liEiIted opportunity for man well
versed In printing, excellent COM
pany benefits. Write P. o. Box
466. Arlington 10, Va, Attention:
Printing Sales Manager. All re-
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aunt (Jane Wymanl.
q MARK EVANS SHOW.
Public Affairs l Hour. Guests: Polly
BERGEN, Pat Suzuki and a repeat
segment of an interview with Mrs.
Lyndon johnson. tapped six months ago
"a JAMIE McPHEETERS.
Drama l Hour Kurt Russell stars
a MY FAV0RITE MARIAN.
Comedy. Mrs. Brown calls a iunkman
to take away some old toys left in Tins
garage, and the man unknowlngly in
cludes Uncle Martins spaceship in his
haul Ray Waston stars.
800 q ED SULLIVAN SHOW.
Special ! Hour The entire hour will
be devoted to the performance Of the
Serge obratsov Russian Puppet Theater.
"a delightful pre-chrstmas treat for the
youngsters)
$50 q W0RLD DIS GREATEST SH'WM'N.
Special ia Hours Color. The legend
airy career of the late Cecil B. DeMille,
seen through the eyes of many stars
and associates and illustrated by ex-
cerpts from his movies. Among the
stars appearing will be Charlton Heston.
Bob Hope, Gloria Swanson, Yul Brynner,
James Stewart, Betty Hutton and Bar
bara Stanwyek. Also Rev. Billy Graham
and Samuel Godwyn.
q THE MEGAL0P0LIS.
Special A discussion Of the application
of the high-speed railroad to the
megaIopoIis situation in the future
between Washington and Boston.
q ARREST AND TRIAL.
Drama IVA Hours. we May Be Better
Strangers" The career of prominent
Judge Everett Soane) is threatened
when his Legitimate son MichaeI Parks)
goes on trial for vandalism.
o.nn - IIMnEp nIccuccInM
Kodiak mirror., 1963-10-11
Will Bruce Kendall Run For Governor?

Will Speaker of the Alaska House of Representatives Bruce Kendall seek the governorship? 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 sue cessfully is not easy. Speculation over his possible candidacy for the governorship next year tends ger erally to center around the ques- tion of whether he will be as sue 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 direct statement is to whether he would seek the gov ernorship next year Kendall re- piled:
 q am perfectly satisfied right where I am besides to date, mo- body has ever asked me to run. ! might add that due to the states financial situation the governor ship undoubtedly will prove to be awfully rough on the next guy who occupies that post"
Kodiak mirror., 1963-10-11
ROTARIANS HEAR ACCOUNT OF WINTRY SLED DOG TRIP

Rotarians heard bit of Alas kama at their meeting Tuesday when visiting Rotarian, Sen. Les ter Bronson of Nome, Alaska, re- lated a story about a dog sled trip he took in heavy snow storm.
 With the Senator was Rep. John son, also of Nome. Other guests at the meeting were Bill CriSs, Archie Zehe, Blk Bonney, Jaspar Russett and Bob Rutherford. the latter also visiting Rotarian. xl
Kodiak mirror., 1963-10-11
STATE MA.

Continued From Page D 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 stoo 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 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 schooI district to support alone.
 Besides Speaker Kendall the leg islative council group included Rep. Axel Johnson, Sen. Leste, Bronson, Sen. Vance Phillips, Rep Gil Jarvela, and Executive Direc tor Jack Doyle.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-10-11

EGGEMEYERS FURNITURE - Has on sale = lamp shades, pic lures, stainless steel mixing bowls, electric blankets, throw rugs, size 24x27 were $5.25 now only $3.65. Also, used bunk bed sets. llln
Kodiak mirror., 1963-10-11
Public Notice
 NOTICE OF PROPOSED ADOPTION OF FISH, GAME, AND GUIDING REGULATIONS

AND GUIDING REGULATIONS
 On the lst of December, 1863, 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. the 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, Support Building, Juneau, Alaska. Specifications of regulations to def nitely be considered by the Board should not be construed as any lim- itation on the Boards power to consider changes not previously specified.
 Comments on proposed changes must be addressed to the Alaska Board of Fish and Game, Support Building, Juneau, Alaska, and must be received no later than Novem- Der 21, 1863 to be given full con- sideration. A public hearing will be held in Ketchikan on Decem- Der 2, 1963( at which oral testi- mony or written briefs will be ac- cepted by the Board.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-10-11

1,057 votes were cast within the Kodiak Election District II at the last general election.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-10-11

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- -296O. Hin
Kodiak mirror., 1963-10-11

2x1O-1O, 2x8-1O, 2x6-11x3", $1OO M, T&G Ike fir ship lap 1x8. Immediate delivery. Phone 486- 52O5 after 6:3O pm. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1963-10-11

l4 Ft. aluminium boat and trailer, 10 hp Johnson and remote tank,
 30 hp Johnson and remote tank.
 Best reasonable offer. Phone 486,5453. 24y
Kodiak mirror., 1963-10-11

Eskimo stone sculptures, beauti- fully carved, each collectors
 item. Come in and see our selec. tion. Kodiak Jewelry, across from Orpheum Theatre. 24n
Kodiak mirror., 1963-10-11

Brown plastic handbag, contains
 a kerchief and cosmetics. If found call Bart at 486-2211. lily
Kodiak mirror., 1963-10-11

refrigerator, need the space,
 good condition, best offer. Pm.
 486-5473. 111n
Kodiak mirror., 1963-10-11

Local Kodiak beef for sale. Write
 Box 2374 for further details. An