Daily Sitka Sentinel from Sitka, Alaska • Page 4

Page 4, Daily Sitka Sentinel, Sitka. Alaska, Monday, October 13,1986 Assembly To Meet Crime Line Established VVes Johnson Services for Wes Johnson Are Pending in in Services for Wesley Harold Johnson, long-time Sitka resident who died Friday night in Milton, are pending with Prewitt Funeral Home. Johnson was at the home of his brother, where he had gone after undergoing a triple bypass heart operation late last month. He was born March 21,. 1913, Tacoma, and was raised Boston, Mass.

He returned to the Pacific Northwest when he was a young man. During iWorld War II he worked as a chemist in Tacoma, and later was a painter and a taper. He also worked with an aunt on a fox farm on Kuiu Island in Southeast Alaska, and handuolled from a rowboat out of Pt. Baker. He and his family lived in California for several years before' moving to Ketchikan in about 1955.

A year later came to Sitka. Survivors include his children: Charlotte Lauth of West Port, Sonny Johnson, Billy Johnson and Charlie Johnson of Sitka; Gary Johnson and Edward Johnson of Redding, Larry Johnson of Anacortes, Peggy Goss of Anacortes, Richard Johnson, Tacoma; and J.anice Ann Also are a brother, Bob Johnson'of Milton; three sisters, Laura Doleski and Dorothy Rodius of Tacoma and Mildred of New Bedford, and numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife, Merna C. Cousins Johnson, and a brother, Roily Johnson of. Tacoma.

In lieu of flowers the family suggests donations to the Bear Cove Fish Hatchery, care of the Northern Southeast Regional Aquaculture Association, 103 Monastery Sitka. The City and Borough of Sitka will meet 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Centennial Building. On the agenda under unfinished business: report and discussion of wood smoke-air quality monitoring program ir. Sitka; public hearings on ordinances to amend general code relating to'driving while intoxicated, and relating to implied consent to breath tests; repealing general code, section 4.08.090; amending code relating to animal control; vacating a portion of the existing Mikele Steet in exchange for a permanent dedication of a cul-de- sac on said street.

Continuing under new business will be approval of possible expansion of Thomsen Harbor, appointment of Sitka Coastal Management Planning Committee, certification of results of Tuesday's municipal election, and swearing-in of two assembly members. Scheduled under new business are a request from Sitka Teen Resource Center for a waiver of Centennial i i fee; discussion of Wilmac Corporation's proposal to purchase a small tide lands parcel; approval of change of meeting date of first meeting in November; construction- inspection proposal by engineer for the Cascade Sewer Project; appointment of one person to a 3-year term to police and fire commission; consideration of a bicentennial commission. Also, introductions of ordinances authorizing chief of police to designate and enforce handicapped parking zones, amending general code to clarity applicaton of an exemption from the S'iika sales tax, and adjusting budget to complete funding of the senior citizen center and ball field. Telephone Outages Due Twice yearly, the sun, the earth and Alascom's satellite handling much of Alaska's long-distance telephone communications align along, a straight path, said an Alascom press release. During these times each of the 200 satellite earth stations are unavoidably pointed at the sun which is positioned directly behind the orbiting satellite.

Radio interference from the sun creates conditions unfavorable to satel- lite communicatons during these brief periods. The next period of sun outages will occur from Saturday through Wednesday. Some remote small earth stations -may be.subject to a to five minute outages shortly after 1 p.m. during that five-day period. Any caller disconnected during the outage period should immediately contact a long distance operator for credit on the call.

The Alaska Region of the Forest Service, containing the two largest national forests, Tongass and Chu- gach, has installed a crime-line telephone number to assist the agency's law enforcement officers in investigating suspected violations. The public is encouraged to report suspected criminal activity on public lands. The crime-line number, 5868829, will connect a caller with a Forest Service law enforcement office in Juneau, where a recorded message will explain how to report suspected criminal violations, fiscal irregularites or official misconduct. A caller may remain anonymous or leave a name and telephone number for an agent to return the call. AH calls are confidential and rewards may be paid for information lending to the arrest and conviction of persons committing certain crimes on forest lands.

Alaska Day Tea Scheduled The public is invited to attend the annual Alaska pay Tea p.m. Saturday at the Pioneers Home. This event is one of the ways die Pioneer Home expresses appreciation to the community for support. Greeters in Alaska Day attire will serve a specially decorated cake, Russian tea, coffee and punch. Entertainment will be offered by various groups, and Neva Egan, widow of Alaska's first state governor will be an honored guest.

For further information, contact Candy Rutledge, 747-3213. Congratulations The Sentinel extends its congratulations to persons listed on the Sitka High School Drill Team Calendar. Those listed with birthdays today are Kasey Kneip, John Schauwecker, Dan Evans and Florella Nelson. Classified Ads 20 cents per word per day, $2.00 minimum. Five days for the price of four if paid in advance.

No refunds. Monday-Friday 8am-5pm 747-3219 Business Opportunities Homes for Sale Help Wanted PRIME DOWNTOWN RETAIL location for rent. Approx. 300 s.f. Contact Anderes Realty, 747-5866.

(17) HEALTH FOOD STORE restaurant for sale in Petersburg. Call 772-3444 days or 772-3016 eves. (21) Lots for Sale FOR-SALE OR TRADE: 2 undeveloped R-l lots, 11,200 SF; 2861 W. Int'l. No.

303, Anchorage, AK 99502, (907) 2438789. (27) 5 ACRES of nicely wooded country property near Tacoma, WA for sale. 747-8297 or mo re inf o. (15) RESIDENTIAL LOT, Mt. Edgecumbe LIDspaid.

747-8977. (20 IN GOOD LOCATIONS. Beach, R-l Industrial. Some have pads. Reasonably priced, terms: cash or owner carry.

747-5110 after 6 p.m. (13) Shop Open THE CINDER BOX Metalbestos Round Tops All stainless steel chimney systems. 747-8111 THESE ADS FREE: Moving, or Yard Sales. Miscellaneous Items For Sale (up to $200 value) Jobs Wanted Or Offered Items Wanted To Buy Or Give Away. Ads appear in each Weekend Edition with coupon only.

THIS ORDER FORM MUST ACCOMPANY ADVERTISEMENT Name (please print). Mailing Address. Phone Number. Ad to Signature: ..9 DEADLINE FOR SUNSHINE ADS IS THURSDAY AT 4:00 P.M. only for Sunshine Ads.

Pfeose check the SenHnefs regular low for regular classified and display advertising. 112 747-3219 FV RHONDALYNN, 47' wood seiner, 671 GM diesel, 16" alum, power skiff with diesel engine, power block seine, $80,000. 874-3942 or 874-3563. (22) 21' GLASPLY, $3,500. 32' Grandbanks; $48,000 value, now 2 0 28' GLASPLY, 3208 Cat, diesel, oilstove, CB, VHP, autopilot, 10' inflatable, flasher, paper machine.

747-3513. (13) 20 PERCENT OFF all upholstery fabric, vinyl boat top fabric in stock. One week only. Winrose Upholstery, 1306 SMC. 747-3541.

(15) 40' WOOD LONGLINE boat. Excell. sea boat, good buy. 747-3326. (27) Marine The White Elephant Shop will be open noon-7 p.m.

Wednesday for Alaska Day costumes. New items will be added. Emergency Calls No news was good news for the Sitka Volunteer Fire Department over the weekend. As of this morning, the department had not received an emergency call since 6:55 a.m. Friday.

Sitka Hospital Hollis was admitted to Sitka Community Hospital Friday, and she gave birth to a baby girl Saturday. Deborah Vilandre was admitted. Saturday, and she gave birth to a baby girl Sunday. Announcements IT'S TIME TO TAKE advantage of the $15 savings on your next perm at SILVER SHEARS! Offer good thru Nov. 1, Call 747-8800.

(Oc.13,20,24,29) BE THINNER for the holidays! Lose between 17 25 Ibs. in 6 wks. with DIET CENTER, 747-3211. (13) PIANO TUNER, Virgil Hale, licensed rofessional, here from Anchorage jr about a week starting Oct. 15.

For appointments, call 747-8759. (14) GRANDMA'S SHOP: AK Day specials. Boas, hats, gloves, dresses to 50 percent off. (14) JUDY'S HAIR BOUTIQUE is happy to announce Gassie Ricaporte who specializes in barber styling. She has been working at Fort Greeley Military Base is now taking appointments at 110 American St.

Call 747-8300. Due to the economy of Sitka, haircuts will be $10 the month of Oct. Perms, $45. Ask for Cassie or Judy. 2 9 Wanted F.B.

TRAILER or person with empty rig moving south via ferry, will share expenses. Have 1 ton household goods. 747-3969. (13) 2-471 CMC MARINE diesels. Completely rebuilt.

1 righthand 1 lef- thand. Matched set. Call826-3292. (20) SITKA CHARTER BOAT Operators Assoc. will meet on Oct.

16, at 7:30 p.m., Blatchley Jr. High. Questions answers with ADFG sport fish biologists. All interested persons welcome. (16) CLOSE OUT: C.G.-APPROVED S.I.

survival suits, std. deluxe $239.95 while supply lasts. Winrose i Upholstery, 1306! 747-3541. (15) Wanted to Buy A residential, good size lot. Contact Ron Rismon, Box 7339, Federal Way, WA 98003.

(31) 7.5 LOWER UNIT for Evinrude or Johnson, 747-6987 after 3 p.m. (14) Business Services Police Blotter BOOKKEEPING SERVICES. 19 yrs. experience, local references. Call before 10 a.m.

or after 5 p.m. 747-3689. 2 0 NEW I I by Wanda: reupholstery, draperies, heavy-duty sewing. Many fabric vinyl samples from which to choose. Estimates 7478297.

(22) stop now, restart 10-20 NAUTICAL CHARTS topo maps for all Alaska. Compass Rose Maps, 125 Lincoln (31) SENTINEL CARRIERS from Arrowhead Trailer Court to 1700 block Sawmill Creek Rd. (pays over $100 a month). Apply Sentinel, 747-3219. (c) IMMEDIATE OPENINGS for LPNs individuals with documented Home Health Aide training.

Must provide own transportation. For contact Barb Kelly R.N. at 747-3241. (15) NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. 1734 yrs.

Paid skilled training, travel, meals lodging. Start your career today in one of many opportunities. For more info, call today 747-3486. AK Army National Guard. SS094.

SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS' AIDES needed for preschool child care center. Hrs. will vary. For more info. applications, contact Betty Eliason Child Care Center, 607 Lincoln St.

EOE. (Oc.6,8,10,13) HOME HEALTH STAFF NURSE: part-time position to function as member of multi-disciplinary team. RN with minimum of 1-yr. exp. For call Barb Kelly R.N.

at 747-3241. 1 5 HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS seniors. No experience necessary. Join now you can complete basic training next summer, doing something that gives you adventure extra spending money. For more call today 7473486.

AK Army National Guard. SS093. HATCHERY MANAGER. Sitka. Alaska.

Northern Southeast Regional Aquaculture private nonprofit organization seeks a manager tor modern 30 million egg Med- vejie Hatchery. The hatchery produces chum, Chinook coho salmon. Applicants must have min. of 3 yrs. experience as a supervisor in salmonid natchery, as well as considerable training or education in aquaculture.

Annual sal. range DOE. Send resume to NSRAA, 103 Monastery Sitka, AK 99835. Or call (907) 747-6850 for further info. Closing date: Nov.

1,1986. 8 1 0 1 3 1 4 Homes for Sale 1 BDR. TRAILER, 12x55, new kit. bath, $8,750. 747-8141 747-6681, days.

(16) 4 2 BATH, am. pantry. Efficiency apt. Garage carport. 747 5672-.

(22) JET STEAM, professional carpet upholstery cleaning. 747-3447. (28) The Sitka Police Department had 46 calls during the past weekend. Significant reports follow: Oct. 10 At 7:26 a.m.

a resident reported the lock on her son's school locker had been taken, along with a $65 pair of tennis shoes that had been in the locker. Police were called at 3:11 p.m. about an intoxicated man urinating in public. Police found the man passed out downtown, and gave him transportation to his home. Oct.

11 Police received two calls over the weekend about a man being threatened by his ex-girlfriend. A driver reported she struck a large golden retriever on Halibut Point Road near Damn Drive. The dog ran away. The vehicle sustained $80 in damage. A Marine Street resident reported someone had attempted to climb in her window.

He ran off when she screamed. Police assisted a man who could not find his truck. A black and silver RA Slide brand bicycle with two brakes on the handles was reported stolen from the downtown. The bicycle is valued at $110. Police were told some people with guns and three-wheelers were on the Indian River Road.

The people were gone when police checked the area. Police searched a Dodge Circle home for a prowler, and found none. Police were asked to remove a group of juveniles loitering around at the theater and harassing people. Octl2 A pickup was reported stolen from Shaffers Trailer Court Police were called to assist a woman who found a lost child. The child was reunited with his mother.

A resident reported two tires had been slashed while her vehicle was parked near the Etolin Street School. The tires are valued at $150. A window, 3 by 5 feet, was reported broken at True Value. The window is valued at $150. An Igloo ice chest valued at $200 was found at Sealing Cove Harbor and will be returned to the owner.

An Alaska Pulp Corp. employee reported finding a nail in his vehicle's tire. Police assisted in searching for a woman, about whom another resident expressed concern. Police were also called by a resident who threatened suicide and about two intoxicated intruders, two reports of erratic driving, a loud dog on Marine Street and a problem dog on Wolff Drive, three reports of loud music, one case of harassment, two problem intoxicated people and three fights. For Sale Rentals PLEASANT 2 BDR.

APT. avail, im- med. Call747-5824 after 6 p.m. (20) BDR. HOUSE for rent.

Call after 6 p.m. 747-6567. (15) EFF. 1 person only, in town, no pets. 747-8977.

(14) HUD-SUBSIDIZED S-8 elderly housing 1 bdr. apts. Applicants' rents based on 30 percent of adjusted income, util. incl. in rent.

Call 747-8762 for appointment. (Nv.7) PROVEN CONTRACT for sale Approx. $17,000 face value. 747-6724 for more info. (20) MINK CAPE.

62" across 18" wide Excell. cond. (13) SHRIMP, lb CC Seafoods. 747-8844. (13) 10' CABOVER CAMPER, $800.

Call 7473162 after 6 p.m. (15)' DORINDA SHRIMP. The best. 747-8401 Wanted to Rent UNFURN. 2 OR 3 BDR.

apt. or house for health professional. No pets or children. Prefer DW, WD, garage Call Dr. Williams.

747-3457 eves. (15) Greg Scheff Assoc. Land Surveyors (formerly Davis Assoc. Inc.) Now Open. Upper Level Sitka Professional Ctr.

747-6700 JOHN H. BOCACHICA, M.D. Diplomate American Board of Dermatology Fellow American Academy of Dermatology will hold his clinic in Dermatology on Thursday, October 16. For an appointment please call the Moore Clinic at 747-3446 during office hours. Alaska Waterfowl Conservation Stamp Program Request for Proposals The Alaska Department of Fish and Game requests proposals for publication and marketing services for the 1987 Alaska Waterfowl Conservation Stamp and art print reproduction.

Art selection will be through an open contest conducted by the department. Interested artists should contact the department at the address below. Proposals must be received no later than December 1, 1986. Mail or deliver to: The Alaska Department of Fish and Game Division of Game; ATTN: Tom Rothe 333 Raspberry Road Anchorage, Alaska 99518-1599 For copies of the RFP or additional information, contact Tom Rothe at (907) 267-2179. Published: September 22, 29, October 13,1986..