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Page 4, Daily Sitka Sentinel, Sitka, Alaska, Tuesday, August 27,1991 March of Dimes Sought State Chapter of the of Dimes Birth Defects Founis seeking proposals from institutions and agencies interested in community-based health care services ana educational programs to improve pregnancy outcomes and newborn infant care in Alaska. 0 r8eted Soals and objectives tor 1992 are: reduce substance abuse reduce the incidence of low birthweight births and infant morality; insure the availability of prenatal care for all women in the state; and teen pregnancy. All requests will be evaluated in regard to one or more of these targeted goals. Any request that does not meet these priorities will be returned. The grant range is $300 to $5000.

Those needing further information should contact Linda Sims at 479.8470. Congratulations Congratulations are extended to the following persons listed on the Sitka High School Team calendar. Tina Carter, Jean Hattan, Mark Chalupsky, Thelma Peterson, Rev. Eugene Bourdukofsky Sr. and Robert Beach are listed with birthdays for today.

everyone can many, or chooses to. That's true. However, sexual activity is not necessary for a full and rich life for half a lifetime, or all of it. Temptation is strong, but if we are really committed to keeping the commandments, God will not let us be tempted beyond what we can bear. As we maintain our commitment, the temptation fades away.

Our strength is from the Lord, none other. The Realist Moose Lodge Wednesday: Prime Rib Dinner by Ritual Team. 5-9 p.m. $12 adults. $6 children.

Thursday: Beet Hawaiian Chop Suey by Priipp Lou, 5-9 p.m. Friday: Lodge enrollment 8 Shrimp Dinners 6-1O p.m. Sunday: Breakfast 9 a.m. 1 p.m. by WOTM.

Special: Berry Waffles. Monday, Sept. 2: Dogs Drafts with Monday Night Football! Music: Thursday-Sunday by Badly Bent Moose Members Invited Guests Only. Raven Radio Wins Award The Raven Radio, KCAW-FM, news department and former news director Steve Will are the recipients of an Award of Journalistic Excellence from the Public Radio News Directors Association. The award was announced during PRNDA's 7th annual conference, held recently in Atlanta, Ga.

The series, which focused on sexual abuse of minors, aired locally on the public radio station, as well as statewide over the Alaska Public Radio Network. It was previously selected by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting as one of its 1990 Public Radio Program Award winners. Raven Radio was the only Alaska state to receive an award from this year's PRNDA judges. The station broadcasts over 104.7 and 90.1 KM in Sitka. Preschool Plans Orientation ML Edgecumbe Preschool parent orientation and annual membership meetings are scheduled for the end of August at 430 Fairway on Charcoal Island.

Parents with children in the Monday, Wednesday and Friday sessions will'meet 7:30 p.m. Aug. 28. Those parents with children in the Tuesday and Thursday sessions will meeting 7:30 p.m. Aug.

29. The meetings will include election of members to the board of directors and introduction of teachers. Classes begin Sept 3. Those needing further information may call Linda Schmidt at 747-3194. The Mt.

Edgecumbe Preschool is a non-discriminatory organization. New Arrivals Baby Boy Le May Travis Truckee Le May was born 7:50 a.m. Aug. 20 at the Tahoe Forest Hospital in Truckee, to former Sitkans Dave and Robin Le May, now of Tahoe City, Calif. At birth, the infant weighed 8 'pounds, 4 ounces and was 19 inches long.

The father was stationed with the U.S. Coast Guard in Sitka and the mother was employed as a dental assistant with Dr. Kenneth Cameron. Silka grandfather is Bob Kirkman and Sitka great-grandmother is Lila Kirkman. Travis joins a brother, Ricky, and a sister, Nyle.

Legal Notice IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA AT SITKA IN THE MATTER OF A CHANGE OF NAME FOR: BARBETTE ELIZABETH SISSON Petitioner (current name) CASE NO. 1SI-91-275CI NOTICE OF FILING OF PETITION FOR CHANGE OF NAME A Petition for Change of Name has been filed in this Court by BARBETTE ELIZABETH SISSON requesting that Petitioner's name be changed to KAYLI ROSE LARSEN. A hearing has been scheduled on the petition as follows: Date: SEPTEMBER 16,1991 Time: 10:00 a.m. Address: '304 LAKE STREET ROOM 203, SITKA, ALASKA Date: August 12,1991 Deputy Clerk of Court PUBLISH: August 13, 20, September 3,1991 I Ads appear in each Weekend Edition. This coupon form must accompany advertisement.

THESE ADS FREE: Items wanted to buy or give away Garage, moving or yard sales Miscellaneous Items for sale Odd jobs wanted or offered Values up to $200 per item only! Name (Please Print) Mailing Address Ad to read: Phone Number Signature DEADLINE FOR SUNSHINE ADS IS 4 P.M. THURSDAY Individuals only may use the Sunshine Ads. Please check the Sentinel's regular low rates for regular classified and display advertising. 112 Barracks 747-3219 CLASSIFIED ADS 20 cents per word per day, S2.00 minimum, Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m., 747-3219 Five days for the price of four if paid in advance. No refunds.

Help Wanted SENTINEL CARRIER needed for route on Japonski, Alice Charcoal Islands. Call EDUCATION Sitka Family Center. 25 Responsibilities: parent education; support services; program interagency coordination. Bachelor degree in counseling, education, early childhood, or social work and two years experience. Experience may substitute for education.

Starting salary Submit resume- Parent Aid Family Support Center, -427 W. 12th Street, Juneau AK 99801. Informational packet available at Sitka Senior Center, 402 Lake Street, Sitka Closing 9-6-91. HALF-TIME INDEPENDENT Living Specialist. Annual salary $16,000.

Qualifications include a oachelpr's degree in social service, counseling, vocational rehabilitation or health related field. Experience in providing independent living services for'indi- viduals with disabilities is desirable. Examples include: assessment, developing independent living plans, advocacy, information and referral. Applicants should be prepared to demonstrate past professional experience in working with persons with severe disabilities. This position will be located in Sitka.

Frequent travel to rural areas is required. Please call 747-8311 for an application form. Applications are due September 3, 1991. Interviews to be conducted September 6, 1991. MODELS FOR Art Department at UAS, Sitka Campus, are needed.

Please contact Linda Halfon, 7476653 for more DRIVER'S NEEDED. Arrowhead Taxi. Call 10) CRAFT Wanted. Enjoy sharing your craft specialty with others. Contact Neil at the Ben Franklin store.

EARN AND Learn: Why not turn one weekend a month into additional skills, knowledge and money. We now have immediate opportunities for men and women age 17-34. We offer the following benefits: pay. G.T. Bill.

loan repayment training. on vocational training ana experience. assistance for college education. Gall the Alaska Army National Guard, 465-4566. or Help Wanted (THE FOLLOWING position was incorrectly advertised by SCA on July 17-18-19, 1991, and is re-advertised; SCA apologizes for any inconvenience this may have caused individual applicants): Wanted: Part-time (M-W-F 22.5 hrs.

per wk.) General Assistance (GA) Eligibility Technician Social Services, Sitka, benefits. Salary: $13.46 ph. Required knowledge skills: Public Assistance Program experience preferred, however will consider applicant showing ability to interview, review verity info to determine GA eligibility; knowledge of technical complexities of Public Assistance Programs are requirements; able to meet public; make determination on individual complex cases; good writing skills; and must have typing computer exp. a plus. Must be HS Graa or equiv.

will be required to prepare casework files, reports and Folfowup on applications. Preference: AK American preference will apply in selection (Auth: Sec 7(b), PL 93-638), Apps resumes: Submit to or for further info cpntact Supervisory Social Worker, Sitka Community P.O. Box 1450, Sitka, Alaska 99835. Must be received by COB 8-30-91. Selection made Sep 1991 Real Estate PROPERTY IN beautiful southern Costa Rica, farm, waterfront and islands.

Call Cliff or Darrell, 747-8780, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.(29) 3 BEDROOM trailer for Please call 747-8316 for more information. Please call between 5-7 p.m.(27) 3 BEDROOM, bath. Quiet neighborhood. Immaculate.

109 Darrin Drive. $127,500. Call 747-8029 for Lots for Sale VIEW LOT HPR, 14,850 SF. Utilities and paved road. Rentals FURNISHED 2 bedroom home on waterfront.

No pets. References required. Available Sept I. $850 per plus utilities. ROOM FOR Rent in 3 bedroom house.

Quiet Male, nonsmoker, -drinker. CITY AND BOROUGH OF SITKA SITKA PLANNING COMMISSION AGENDA FOR TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1991 MEETING BEGINS AT 7:30 p.m. IN THE CENTENNIAL BUILDING I. CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL II. CONSIDERATION OF THE MINUTES OF AUGUST 19 1991 III.

NEW BUSINESS A. Public Hearing and Consideration of a Variance Requested by Sl Ta 8 reducea front yard setback to 15 feet for a porch and stairs at 409 Hemlock, Lot 8, Tower Heights Subdivision. B. Public Hearing and Consideration of Rezoning- Requested by Sitka bound Seafood to rezone property from R-l Single Family and Duplex to WD Waterfront. Area includes Lots 27 through 47, Block 1, Sitka Indian Village.

C. Public Hearing and Consideration of the 1991 Sitka Transportation Plan. Discussion and Review of PlanningCommission Procedures. IV. PLANNING DIRECTOR'S REPORT V.

PUBLIC BUSINESS FROM THE FLOOR VI. COMMISSIONER COMMENTS VII. ADJOURNMENT Published: August 27, 38, 30, September 3, 1991 CITY AND BOROUGH OF SITKA ASSEMBLY AGENDA August 27, 199 7:00 p.m. Centennial Building I. CALL TO ORDER II.

ROLL CALL III. FLAG SALUTE IV. CORRESPONDENCE VI 0 maU6r All matters listed under Item VI, Consent Agenda, are considered to be routine by the Assembly and will be enacted by one motion. There will be no separate discussion of these items. If discussion is desired, that item will be removed from the Consent Agenda and will be considered separately.

A. Ordinance 91-1006: REPEALING AND REPLACING SECTION 9 7: CHANGING THE ZONING OF LOT NIESEN SUBDIVISION USS 3695 AND LOT 25 OF USS 3718 FROM TO I INDUSTRIAL AND AMENDING THE ZONING MAP AC, (CORDING LY 0 1: ACCEPTING A STATE GRANT IN THE AMOUNT OF 525,200.00 FOR COASTAL MANAGEMENT PLANNING VII. UNFINISHED BUSINESS Ordinance 91-996: AMENDING SECTION 4.08.130 A.I TO REDUCE THE PENALTY ON DELINQUENT SALES TAXES WHERE HAS NOT BEEN DELINQUENT FOR FOUR TAXES wmnN E. Reconsideration on: Deep Water Dock and Cruise Ship Lightering Facility five (5) yes votes to reconsider F. Discussion Brian Hanson Report VIII.

MUNICIPAL REPORTS G. Solid Waste Management Committee Report 1 Recycle Proposal H. Overall Economic Development' Plan Public Hearing and Approval 6 I. Police Department Policy Guns in Vehicles J. Retirement Incentive Program XI.

REPORTS A. Mayor B. Administrator C. Liaison Representatives D. Others XII.

BILLS FOR APPROVAL XIII. ADJOURN Published: August 23, 27, 1991 Rentals Wanted TWO MATURE college students in need of a place to rent. Non-smokers and no pets. Please call 747-5546 or 747-55157(9) C.G. FAMILY needs 2-3 bdrm.

house. 2 well-behaved dogs. CLEAN RENTAL wanted for family of four. School administrator based at ML Edgecumbe. ASAP.

Message hone Mt. Edgecumbe High chool, 966-2201 for Todd Bergman and COAST GUARD family still seeking roomy 3 to 4 bedroom home to lease. LOOKING FOR a place to rent For Sale AMERICAN HOME heater cast iron wood stove plus 30 ft. of insulated stove pipe. SI75 OBO.

FIVE-PIECE solid oak bedroom set, never been used. TWO 8 GAL. fuel tanks for skiff; '64 GMC pickup, parts only. Call Tom 747-8487 eves; 747-3254 LAB PUPPIES. Champion blood line, born Aug.

15 in Montana. Can be delivered to Sitka Oct. 7. S350. FREE DISHWASHER (needs work).

For sale: wooden headboard for double bed. Call 747-5623 after 5:30 p.rn.(c) 13' TRAVEL Trailer. Good condition. 51,950. Motor Homes '77 MONACO motor home, Dodge motor 440, 23', roomy floor plan.

or Vehicles NISSAN '85 4WD, excellent condition, high mileage, canopy, new tires, new -spare; Some-rustr QBO. TM i -T '83 CHRYSLER, 39,000 miles. Excellent condition. Must sell $2000 '82 CHEVY Citation. Running condition.

Needs some work. $200. 402 Hemlock or call '90 NISSAN D-ll pickup with canopy, 5-speed, 7500 miles. $6900. Legal Notice STATE OF ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC FACILITIES SOUTHEAST REGION DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION INVITATION FOR BIDS Sealed bids in single copy for furnishing all labor, materials, and equipment, and performing all work on Project No.

3-02-0415-01, White Pass Seaplane Facilities, described herein, will be received until 2:00 p.m. prevailing time, September 12, 1991, on the second floor, Conference Room, Room 230, Island Center Building, Douglas, Alaska. This project consists of constructing: 1. Upland fill. 2.

Timber and steel approach. 3. 11' 100' steel gangway. 4. 20' 50' timber float.

5. 30' 61' timber float. 6. 18' timber float. The Engineer's Estimate is between $250,000 and All work shall be completed by August 15, 1992.

The Department of Transportation and Public Facilities hereby notifies all bidders that it will affirmatively ensure that in any contract entered into pursuant to this Invitation, Disadvantaged Business Enterprises (DBEs) will be afforded full opportunity to submit bids and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race, color, national origin or sex in consideration for an awara. One set of plans, specifications and other bidding documents may be obtained at no charge by all who have a bona fide need for them for bidding purposes from Southeast Regional Contracts, 802 Third Street, Douglas, Tdeph ne number Bidding Documents are available for inspection at the office of the Regional Department of Transportation and Public Facilities offices in Anchorage Fairbanks and Juneau; and Associated General Contractors Offices in Anchorage, Fairbanks, Juneau and Soldotna. All technical questions regarding design and construction of this project should be directed to the office of Barry Bergdoll, Construction Chief telephone number (907) 789-6247. All questions regarding bidding and award procedures should be directed to the office of Marcine Tune, Contracts Officer, telephone number (907) 364-4256 PUBLISH: August 26, 27 and 28, Boats for Sale 24' BAYLINER Trophy. FW cooking, 225 Volvo Penta, 280 outdrive Iff inflatable.

9 Evinrude, 2 radios, 2 fish finders, Penn downriggers. $14,500. See at Silver Bay Marine. Gail 747-6592 or 40' FIBERGLASS long range trawler. Livaboard, excellent condition.

More information call 19' FIBERGLASS Cuddy 188 covered deck, 2 electric downriggers' VHP, flasher, compass, ready to recent overhaul engine outdrive' 27' SAILBOAT, fiberglas, 2 cyl Volvo diesel, ful sails. Runs 'great $8,500. GENE'S BOATYARD. Storage for boats, vehicles, gear, etc. 747-3608 (Aug30) MAKE YOUR own lumber.

One man sawmills. Band saw Business Services JET STEAM T-L-C for staih resistant carpets: deep cleaning, then Mas- terseries oyerspray for stain-resist or non-stain-resist carpet SANDWICHES? BACK DOOR, ACME BARBERING, 326 Lincoln Street. Students' haircuts $8 until Sept. BACKHOE WORK Small jobs only. Reasonable.

747-809 1 STRESS AND pain relieving therapeutic massage by Christine Susan, CMP. 7474939, PIANO LESSONS: Suzuki and Traditional Methods. Experienced teacher with Suzuki training and BA in Music-Piano performance. Children and adults welcome. Bonnie Murphy 7 4 7 6 8 5 5 i (21 Wanted 1960s MODEL Ford or Chevy UD Call Tom 747-8487 eves, or 7473254 WANTED: TWO halibut skates Will buy or lease for September opening.

Call 338-2404 WANTED TO buy: herring seine. Suitable for bait seining, 150 fathoms Jong 12 strips deep. Other sizes suitable for conversion' considered. I WILL NOT be responsible for any bills incurred by anyone other' than myself. Marko The Parent Center office is temporarily closed.

Parents in crisis or need of support may call the Crisis Intervention Program, Sitka Teen Resource Center, at 747-1483 or the SAFV Crisis Line at 747-6511. Mental Health Notes: From Sitka Mental Health Clinic 1310-A Sawmill Creek 747-8994 TAKING IT Conventional psychological reasoning says that those who stay in an abusive relationship suffer from poor self-esteetn and a misconception that the'y deserve to be treated badly! Studies of abusive relationships also reveal a long history of abusive relationships in th.e families of origin. All too often, individuals identify the behavior of family members as abusive because it is all they have known. "Abuse" is a label and unless others point out abusive situations, the victim may not be able to see the connect tion. Keep in mind that abuse is not necessarily physical Asking oneself, "Why do 1 take this?" begins the process of looking at things in a different light It is important to seek help when dealing with abuse.

Without the support and feedback of others, an individual may have trouble realizing that there is a better way to live and relate. Professional counseling may be nee? essary to start the process of developing an improved sense of self-worth. Mental Health Notes is brought to you as a communi-.