Daily Sitka Sentinel from Sitka, Alaska • Page 9

Daily Sitka Sentinel, Sitka, Alaska, Wednesday, January 25,1995, Page 9 Dr. Gregory Dostal will offer a clinic in Plastic, Reconstructive Hand Surgery February 13 14 at Sitka Community Hospital, "lease call his Juneau office for appointments at 586-3072 between 8:30 a.m. 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Local Briefs yy Randy Pritchett, M.D.

Urologist from Virginia Mason Medical Center, Seattle, will see patients in urology clinic the afternoon of Wednesday, February 6,7 and 8 at Sitka Community Hospital. For an appointment, call Sitka Community Hospital at 7471722 by Thursday, February 2. Bowl Pizza Feed For Multiple Sclerosis! a a 29 Noon until Gone $10 for a famous 12" Pioneer Bar Pizza WE DELIVER CALL 747-3456 Pioneer Bar BASIC ELECTRICAL MOTOR CONTROLS A Hands -on Approach to Basics The basics of motor controls, electrical safety, electric motors, and troubleshooting How to measure voltage, amperes, and continuity with analog and digital multimeters Concepts are taught and reinforced through a series of hands- on exercises. Sufficient training modules are available to allow for maximum student involvement. Course fee includes binder of handouts.

Geared to public works operators, but also relevant to general applications. I'D resented by Instructor Dan Hebitzman, Indian Healdt Service A Engineer Consultant; David Hammack, LaLuz Resources Trainer, in eooperation vvith the Indian Health Anchorage and die University of Alaska Southeast Office of Continuing Education. Adult Ballet Classes Offered Sitka Community School will offer adult ballet classes for eight beginning Jan. 28. Registration is open at the Community School office, located at Blatchley Middle School.

Glasses will be taught by MeUnda McAdams. "Adult 1 Basic open to those in ninth grade through adults, is designed for students at a beginning level as well as those with no previous ballet experience. It will meet once a week from 10 to 11:15 a.m. Saturdays at Mt Edgecumbe Elementary School. "Adult II Intermediate Ballet," for those in ninth grade through adults, is designed for those students with a minimum of two year's experience, or instructor' experience.

The class will meet from 6i 1 5 to 7:1 5 p.m. Tuesdays and Fridays at Mt. Edgecumbe Elementary School. For more information "call Sitka Community School at 747-8670. To Presentation The public is invited to a presentation by Kathy Starostka 7 p.m.

Jan. 26 at the United Methodist Church, 303 KimshamSt Starostka will relate her recent experiences as a Volunteer in Mission in Goma, Zaire, which is near the border of Rwanda. Fish, Game Board to Meet Trie Sitka Fish and Game Advisory the Centennial Building. Dale vKanen, subsistence program manager for the U.S.; Forest Service' Chatham Area, will host a discussion on federal deer proxy proposals and the marten season on Chichagof Is- land. A Bill Davidson, Alaska Departrrient of Fish ad Game biologist, will give a talk on the sea urchuv test fishery and a recap of the dive fishery.

There will be a discussion on nominations for new members as welly The public is invited to attend. Alaska Pioneers Shakespeare Offered Sheldon Jackson College professor Dr. Jan Craddick will offer a three- credit course titled "The Shakespeare Plays" from 7 to 10 p.m. Jan. 31.

class will study six of the plays, three of which will be featured this summer at Oregon's Shakespeare Festival. Students will both see and read the plays. Kenneth Branagh's productions of "Much Ado About "12th Night" and "Henry will be among the films to be shown. Other plays are "Merry Wives of Windsor," "MacBeth" and "Richard Those interested may call the registrar's office at 747-5216. may register in advance or complete the registration at the first class meeting, which will be held in-Yaw 11 on the SJC campus.

Scouts to Hold Game Day Sun. Junior Girl Scouts and third grade Brownies will hold a "Badge Burst" 1-4 p.m. Sunday in Blatchley Middle School's multi-purpose room. Girls are to take a sack lunch and a permission slip. Activities will include -puzzles, mazes, card tricks and games; logic arid strategic thinking.

Girls who participate will earn the puzzles badge. For more information call Janet at 747-4810, evenings. Super Saturday NOW OPEN I EVERGREEN NATURAL FOODS Your Source for Healthy Alternatives Bulk Food Herbs, Supplements, Juices, Shacks, and More 101 American Street 747-6944 Hours: Monday Saturday 9am -6pm WATERFRONT! A quarter acre of prime Jamestown Bay waterfront would be the perfect place to build a comfortable Sitka home! Utilities are to the lot line and the access road is in. $76,000 witn terms available After Hours: Dede Coulter, Broker 747-5919 Dennis Girardot Sales Associate 747-3306 The first Super Saturday of me season, a bam dance, will be from 10 to noon Saturday' at Baranof Elementary School. The local band "Fishin' for Cats" will provide the music.

Members are Cyndy Garay, guitar; Jim DiGennaro, banjo arid bones; Ted Howard, Lauren Wild and Newman, fiddle; Julie Schmitts, piano; and Nancy Metashvilli, flute. KarrLuhdgren will the caller. questions can daU Mary Todd Andersen, coordinator, at Baranof, 747-5825. Parents are invited to attend and are being sought. 1995 Fee: $300 Place: UAS Room 133 747-6653; For information call 747-7733.

BOROUGH OF SITKA INVITATION TO BID -r FURNISH PICKUP TRUCK The City and Borough of Sitka will receive bids until 2:00 p.m., Tuesday, February 7, 1995, at the office of the Municipal Clerk, 100 Lincoln Street, Room 3(36j Sitka, Alaska 99835 where the bids will be publicly opened. This Invitation to Bid is to furnish the City and Borough of Sitka with ONE (1) new 1995 small size pickup (eg. Chevy S-10, Ford Ranger or Dodge Dakota) with extended cab and short bed, or approved equal, F.O.B. Sitka, Alaska. Specifications and Instructions to Bidders are available free of charge at the office of the Director of Public Works, 100 Lincoln Street, Sitka, Alaska 99835.

ABid Bond in the amount of 10 percent of the total bid price must accompany each bid. The Bid Bond may be in the form of a certified check made payable to the City and Borough of Sitka or a Bid Bond issued by a surety licensed to business in Alaska. The City and Borough of Sitka reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to waive informalities. CJTY AND BOROUGH OF SFTKA By: Larry Harmon Director of Public Works Published: January 20,23,25,1995 rr INVITATION TO BID FOR SALE SURPLUS EQUIPMENT iThe City and Borough of Sitka will receive bids until 2:00 p.m., Tuesday, February at the office of the Municipal Clerk, 100 Lincoln Street, Sitka, Alaska 99835 where the bids will be publicly opened. City offers for sale the following: 1 ea.

1969 Ingersoll Rand Breaker with assorted tool attachments. (Minimum bid of $500.00) 1 ea. Clipper Concrete Saw Model C75 with a Wisconsin AEN air cooled engine. 1 ea. Rosco MFG Company Vibropac Roller.

and 4:30 five days Pioneers of Alaska rriembers are reminded of meeting; be; held Thursday at the Swan Lake Senior Following the 6:30 p.m. potiuck, visiting Grand! Karges and his Beverley, of Seward, will install 1995 officers of Igloo 22 and Auxiliary 12. Annual Meeting Southeast Alaska Indian Cultural Center, will hold its annual meeting 10 a.m. Saturday at the Cultural Center, located in the Sitka National Historical Park visitor center. The meeting is open to all members.

For more information call 7478061. Class Canceled The University of Alaska Southeast Office of Continuing Education has canceled its workshop "Building a Better Board Team: Board Development Training." The workshop was originally scheduled for Feb. 6. Poetry is Film Topic Pianist Louise Billaud will perform 8 the. Centennial Building, a benefit for the Sitka Chapter of the American Diabetes Affiliate.

Tickets cost $14 for general admission arid $10 for students and seniors. Proceeds are to benefit the American Diabetes. Association and the 27,000 Alaskans affected by the disease. S1SEP Tutor Hours Change Because of poor, student attendance, the Sitka Native Education Program tutor at Sitka High School has discontinued his.regular hours before school, a news release from the high school staled. Michael Baines may resume these hours as student demand increases.

Baines is still available to assist students with homework or to open the computer room before school by appointment. Students should leave a message for the tutor at the school office. The tutor will continue to open the computer room on Sundays and Tuesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. Interested parents can call the high school office at 747-3263. -The Equipment can be inspected between 8:00 a.m.

per week, at the Public Works Shop, 1306 HPR, Sitka, AK. Inquiries can oe made through Brian Bergman, Public Works Superintendent at 747-3987. vThe City makes no claim as to the condition or value of these items. The bidding documents for these items are available free of charge at the office of the DirectoriOf Public Works, 100 Lincoln Street, Sitka, AK 99835. The City and Borough of Sitka reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to waive informalities.

CITY AND BOROUGH OF SITKA By: Larry Harmon Director of Public Works PvblblMd: January 20,23,25,27,1995 Sitka Film Society will present "Poetry in Motion," a mance film, 7:30 p.m. Saturday in the Sitka Pioneers Home chapel, located on the third floor. The film features 23 poets including Jim Carroll, Charles Bukowski, Amiri Baraka, William Burroughs, Anne Waldman, Tom Waits, John Cage, Allen Ginsberg and John Giorno. Music and motion challenge the standard poetry reading format, making each presentation dynamic, a press release from the Sitka Film Society stated. A CD-ROM of this film is also available.

Members will be charged $4 and non-members will pay $6. A Honey of a Gift. Notice of Public Meeting STATE OF ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES DIVISION OF ALCOHOLISM AND DRUG ABUSE The Advisory Board on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse will be conducting a public meeting in Juneau, Alaska, February The public is invited and public testimony will be heard. The meeting is set to begin at 9:00 a.m. and recess at 4:30 p.m.

The meeting will be held at 350 Main in the Alaska Office Building, room 123. Special accommodations can be made for the deaf and hearing impaired participants. If you require the service of a sign language, please communicate with the Division of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse as soon as possible. (TDD phone contact is 465-2235). Additional information is available by contacting the Division of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Office at 907-465-2071.

Published: January 24,25,1995. Valentine's Day is Feb. 14. Plush bear with flowers. For in-town orders: FREE latex balloon for orders placed by Feb.

5. To insure out-of-town timely deliveries we suggest you order by Fri. Feb. 10. Flowers 104 Lincoln 747-5577 Planning to Build We can help.

Our one-stop construction loan packages will finance your dream home from start to finish and beyond. Tour Neighbors Your Bank Alaska Federal Sayings Bank Juneau Branch 301 N. Franklin 586-1010 Nugget Mall Branch 2094 Jordan Avenue 789-4844 Kctchikan Branch 400 Mission St. 225-6146 Sitka Branch Lake Street Wrangell Branch 205 Front Street 874-2356 American Diabetes Association ALASKA AFFILIATE, INC. Louise Billaud Piano Recitals January 28 Centennial Building 8 p.m.

Tickets at the door: $14 General Admission $10 Students Seniors.