Daily Sitka Sentinel from Sitka, Alaska • Page 4

Page 4. Daily Sitka Sentinel. Sitka, Alaska, Thursday, November 1980 ANN LANDERS Ann Landers: Dear Ann Landers: Please tell me how to "disengage" from my stepchildren without losing my husband. "Nick" and I have been married eight months. His sons have asked him to cosign for cars and a home, and he did it without asking me.

(I'm sure "Dad" will end up paying off. These sons are 26 and 28 and have no credit.) My stepdaughter asked if she could borrow my food pulverizer last week. She said she needed it "just for a day." This morning I called and asked her to return it. She said, "I dropped it and it broke. It's not worth fixing.

Gee, I'm sorry." This is the third weekend in a row we have had to baby-sit for our grandchildren. "Nick" says it's part of being good grandparents, but he plays golf Saturday and Sunday and comes home at 4 p.m. I'm the one who is stuck. Please give me some advice. I feel- Used In Fullerton Dear Used: His or her children are the principal cause for the failure of second marriages.

You need a lot more help than I can give you. Go see the clergyman who married you and Nick. Ask if you can bring your husband in for a visit. Get this problem thrashed out and establish some new guidelines, once and for all. If you don't do it now you are doomed to a life of servitude.

Sitka Yesterday The following excerpts were taken from old newspapers recorded on microfilm at Kettleson Memorial Library: November, 1934 The Arrowhead reports: "Eiler Han- son, Dr. Hodgins, Ted Kettleson and Len Peterson returned recently from a hunting trip up by Cape Spencer, with a somewhat unusual bag. Besides 3 deer and approximately 100 ducks, the foursome boasted 3 wild goats. The trip was taken aboard the Elsie, with skipper Louis Tuisseero aboard. November, 1885 The Alaskan reports: "A Good Move-The Fire Brigade, through Capt.

Wilde's motion and execution, has established a reading room at the engine house, where hereafter will be found all the latest newspapers and periodicals. The room is open every day, and as we understand it, all are welcome to call and read to their heart's content." Church to Show Film The Assembly of God Church has invited the public to view the film "Assignment Life." The film will be shown 8 p.m. Friday at the church, the corner, of Kimsham and Peterson Streets. The Christian film deals with the abortion controversy. It has been endorsed by Dr.

Bill Bright, founder and president of Campus Crusade for Christ; C. Everett Koop, M.D., a pediatric surgeon; Dr. James Dobson, an author, and Jack Hayford, president of Life Bible College. A nursery will be provided at the church for children age 2 and under. A free will offering will be taken to help pay costs of the film.

Congratulations The Sentinel extends happy birthday wishes today to the following persons listed on the Sitka High Drill Team community calendar: Lynn Keilman, Jacob Glenn Johnson, Brian Foster and Debbie Painter. KSA-TV KIFW-TV Channel 13 THURSDAY 2:00 Young the Restless 3:00 As the World Turns 4:00 ABC World News Live 4:30 The Guiding Light 5:30 Price is Right 6:30 KIFW Evening -Report 7:00 CBS Evening News. Live I S-f-H 8:00 Goldie Hawn Special 9 0 0 The White Shadow 1 Partl-t- 10:00 The White Shadow Part 2 1 1 0 0 Rape Marriage: The Rideout Times approximate Channel 4 MONDAY-FRIDAY Daytime Schedule 9:00 Phil Donahue Show 10:00 Tic Tac Dough 10:30 Password Plus 11:00 Card Sharks 11:30 The Doctors 12:00 Days of Our Lives Another World 2:00 Texas 3:00 Afternoon Matinee 5:00 Hour Magazine 6:00 KSA News 7:00 Games People Play 8:00 Movie: Damien- Omen II 10:00 Tonight Show 11:00 Tomorrow Show FRIDAY Movie: Night Chase With David Janssen Channel 5 MONDAY-FRIDAY Daytime Schedule 9:00 Sesame Street 10:00 Boomerang 10:30 Brady Buncfi 11:00 Family Feud 11:30 Ryan's Hope 12:00 All My Children .1:00 One Life to Live General Hospital 3:00 Edge of Night 3:30 Mister Rogers 4:00 Electric Company Griffin 5:30 Carol Burnett Friends THURSDAY 6:00 The FBI 7:00 PM Northwest 7:30 Show 8:00 Barney Miller 8:30 It's a Living 9:00 20-20 10:00 Charlie's Angels Policewoman FRIDAY Heavenly Bodies Calibaba the Potter The Two Worlds of Musembe Pinata Channel 9 THURSDAY 5:30 Arabian Adventure 7:30 Inside the NFL 8:30 The 1980 Miss World Pageant 10:30 The Godsend 12:00 Inside the NFL 1:00 Avalanche Express Channel 11 6:45 Trie TBS Evening News 8:00 Night Gallery 8:30 Movie 17: Saskatchewan. 1954 adventure. Alan Ladd, Shelley Winters 10:20 Movie 17: Indian Paint.

drama. Johnny Crawford 12:20 Movie 17: Beat Girl. 1959 drama. David Farrar FRIDAY 2:20 Rat Patrol 2:50 World at Large 3:30 Family Affair 4:00 Super Station Time 5:00 I Love Lucy 5:30 I Dream of Jeannie 6:00 Hazel 6:30 Green Acres 7:00 TBS Theatre: Gone are the Days. 1963 comedy.

Ossie Davis, Ruby Dee 9:00 Freeman Reports 10:00 TBS Theatre: The Dark Corner. mystery. Lucille Ball, Mark Stevens 11:50 Super Station Fun Time 12:30 Space Giants 1:00 TheFlintstones Island 2:00 The Brady Bunch 2:30 Beverley Hillbillies 3:00 Carol Burnett Friends 3:30 The Bob Newhart Show 4:00 All in the Family 4:30 Sanford and Son 5:00 The TBS Friday Night Movie: Mighty Joe Young. 1969 adventure. Terry Moore, Robert Armstrong Official To Address Lions Sitka Meeting James T.

Coffey, Toronto, was to arrive in Sitka today to address the Alaska Lions Club mid-winter conference, to be held Friday and Saturday at the Shee Atika Lodge. Coffey, a 20-year Lions, is presently serving a two-year term as director of the International Association of Lions Clubs. In the past he has served as his club's president, zone chairman, junior and senior deputy governor, district governor, chairman of the Council of Governors, district chairman of Lions International Foundation, and activites chairman for the District Governors Advisory Committee. He also has served as an instructor at various leadership seminars. James T.

Coffey Coffey will be accompanied by his wife, Betty. Ambulance Sitka Hospital At 1:34 p.m. Wednesday rescue crew answered call at btaton but no assistance was required. Admitted Wednesday at Sitka Community Hospital were Linda White and Francis Burgey. No patients were discharged.

NUMBER 13 The American Legion Veterans' Day Banquet Friday, Nov. 14 No Host Cocktail Hour 7-8 Banquet 8 pm Les Shepard, Department Commander, Guest Speaker Legionnaires, Auxiliary and Invited Guests Only SERVICE TO OUR COUNTRY SERVICE TO OUR COMMUNITY SERVICE TO OUR BUDDIES HELPWAflTEDl Interviewing for SEAPLANE PILOTS during week of Nov. 17-21 for employment commencing Feb. 15, 1981. Salary DOE.

Contact Tim Jaqusch, Chief Pilot, Southeast Alaska Airlines, 1515 Tongass, Ketchikan, AK 99901. Tel. 907-2256691. (12-19) i TRAINEE The National Bank of Alaska's Management Training Program presents an outstanding opportunity for the career, minded individual. A nine-month formal training program in Anchorage starts a career path toward a Branch Manager position.

Business related college level courses (Accounting, Finance, Economics, etc.) or equivalent experience is required along with the ability and desire to work closely with people. A college degree is not required. Relocation to branches throughout Alaska is a necessity. Please send resumes to Vince Garvy, Personnel Director, National Bank of Alaska, P.O. Box 600, Anchorage, Alaska, 99510, or contact local N.B.A.

Branch Manager for more information. EOE-MF. 7 THE SITKA COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION is seeking applicants for Director of Higher Education-Employment Assistance. Responsible for administration of Bureau of Indian Affairs Higher Education and Employment Assistance Contracts. Bachelor's degree desirable.

Native preference applies. Salary D.O.E. Send applications by November 15 to: Andrew Hope, Sitka Community Association, Box 4360, Mt Edgecumbe, Ak. 99835. (907) 747-3207.

(13) HOW THREE LARGE LOTS in town. City sewer paid. 78977, after 7 4 p.m. (21) THE TOTEM featuring Furry Folk Puppets and a wide range of stuffed animals by Da kin-all made to be cuddled SHOP AND COMPARE Shop Early for Christmas While Selections are Good On Lincoln Street Next to Ben Franklin Fun 1 Annual Pre-Christmas Jewelry Sale GOLD NUGGET, DIAMONDS, off Cash Sales Sunday, Nov. 14 1 pm until 4 pm at Staton's Steak House TWO BEDROOM DUPLEX, washer, dryer and fireplaces in both units.

7-5642. (19) LARGE HOUSE on view lot. Close to town. For more information and appointment, call 7-6341 10 to noon, 7-3955 after 5 p.m. (14) 3-BEDROOM HOME, 1V 2 bath, recreation room, Earthstove, appliances, drapes.

By appointment, 7-6315 weekends, after 5 p.m.; 7-8210 da'ys. (14) 4-BEDROOM HOME, rec room, work shop, deck, paved street; with l-bedroom apt. 10 percent down, by owner. 7-3642, after 5 (21) 1974 RENAULT, needs repair. Sell cheap.

Call 7-3902. (17) '77 TOYOTA long bed pickup, $350 below low blue book. Moving and must sell or will trade for 4-wheeler. Call 75928.. 9 FT.

GLASPLY; I-O, 1978, $7500 or best offer. 7-3293 or 76714, after 4:30. (14) 16' REINELL Mercruiser 120 trade. 7-5975. Runabout, I-O.

Sell or (14) '72 FORD PINTO, new paint job, mag wheels, stereo. Excellent condition. Moving must sell. Call 7-5928. (14) 1980 SUBARU, front-wheel drive, 2-door deluxe sedan.

7473087 evenings. (13) CARPET professionally done, with reasonable rates. Call anytime, The Cleaning Company. 7478986. (D-18) REMODELING, ROOFING, painting.

Craftsmanship comes first. Joe, 747-6459, after 6. (14) ROBERTS REDFIELD All Makes New Cars Pickups For Information Price Lists: Suite 102 6629 N.E. 82nd PORTLAND, OR 97220 (503) 257-0551 Conveniently located just 3 minutes from Portland Int'k Airport WAOTED 26 FT. BERTRAM.

Perfect boat for Alaskan waters. Immaculate condition, excellent buy. "Sewell" RR6, Box 4060-25, Juneau 99803. (14) 17' SEINE SKIFF, wood hull, Perkins diesel, excellent condition. 7-5975.

(i4) AK. POWER TROLL PERMIT, best cash offer. Permit, Box 1236, Petersburg, Ak. 99833. (17) ALASKA POWER TROLL permit.

Phone 874-3494 evenings, 874-3335 days, Wrangell, Ak. (19) 1978 YAMAHA DT 250, $800, excellent condition. Call 9662901, leave name and number. (14) WASHER in good condition. Phone 7-6896.

(18) i --NOTICE In 1981 are you planning a new Subdivision? Duplex? Home? Business? If so, please iiiCiiicJc us in your plans, too. Don't be disappointed in 1981. Contact Sitka Telephone Co. at 747-6667 No later than Help us help you. ''WWWWW Public Notice It is hereby publicly known that as of today, November 13, Jerry is no longer responsible for his mental instability, senility or irrationalities.

JOIN THE CROWD! Happy 30th Birthday Jl and LL and the rest of 'The Cane Crowd" BUYING? SELLING? See our 1st of houses, lots, and investment and commercial property for sate every Wednesday and Friday: the Sentinel, or come by our office at 903 Haibut Point Road for a complete fist. Business Hours 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday 12 Noon-5 p.m. Judy Ross 7-8602 7-8210 Bus. Marty Baggen 7-6741 7-8210 Bus.

Wayne Pattison 7-6562 7-8210 Bus. Ken Jones, Broker, 7-8210 SITKA REALTY; A LOST-Near the post office, red and black tapestry coin purse, two keys. Reward, 7-8703. (12) TO GIVE AWAY-five kittens, six weeks old. Call 747-3561.

(14) reward for return of small male white and tan mix terrier, miniature red-brown male dachsund. 7-8469. (14) HAVE YOU SEEN SAMMY? Last seen sharing his heart of gold with film audiences. The family film "Sammy" will be viewed Saturday, 7:30 p.m., at Allen Auditorium. Further infor call Trinity Baptist Church.

(14) RESPECT FOR HUMAN LIFE urges all to see the film, "Assignment: Friday, 8 p.m., Assembly of God Church. (14) STATE OF ALASKA PUBLIC NOTICE The Governor's Advisory Board on Drug Abuse will meet November 19, 20, 21, 1980, 9:00 a.m. 4:30 p.m. at the Kuskokwim Inn, Bethel, Alaska. The public is invited.

November I I 12, 13, 1980. Legal Notice STATE OF ALASKA HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION Position Vacancy Announcement Applications are being solicited for the following vacant position. Class specifications are available at all Commission offices. Human Rights Field Rep. IIII: Investigator, Juneau.

Work involves analysis of facts and applicable legal standards in discrimination complaints, plus ducation of the public on the luman Rights Law. Salary is DOE. Application leadline is November 17, 1980. Please submit applications to he Anchorage headquarters ffice at: 204 E. 211 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 (907) 276-7474.

Late applications will not be considered. The Human Rights Commission is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Published Nov. 4, 6, 11, 13, 1980 Legal Notice Planning and Zoning Commission Agenda for November 17 1980 at 7:30 p.m. I.

Roll Call II. Minutes--meeting of November 3,1980. III. Old Business-A. Variance, William Burgress, withdrawn at the request of the applicant.

B. Subdivision, Gordon Hall, subdivide USS 2747, Lot 10A for 2 lots. (Zoned C- 2)- IV. New Business-A. Subdivision, William Burgress, USS 1474, Blk 24, Lot and a portion of Lot 18 of the Tower Heights Subdivision for 2 lots located at 311 Erter.

Zoned R-2). B. Subdivision, Sheldon Jackson, lot division of Tract USs 407 located on the Sheldon Jackson Campus for 4 lots. C. Subdivision, John Bice, proposed subdivision of Lot 1, Mather Subdivision U.S.

Survey 3557 located on Shot Gun Alley for 4 lots. (Zoned R- 1LDMH). D. Variance, John S. Franceschini, proposed 10 ft.

rear yard variance of Lot 1A of the Turner Subdivision of the Ha! Taylor Subdivision of Lot 1 USS 2752 located V. Planning Director's Report. VI. Public Business Form Floor. VII.

Commission Business from Floor. VIII. Adjournment. PUBLISHED: NOVEMBER 13, 14 17,1980..