CLASSIFIEDS
^•ssified advertising rates:
$1.00 minimum for first 2d words
.10 for each additional 4 words
Plus 2% sales tax
Payable in Advance.
PLUMBING & HEATING—work
done. For fast and satisfying ser
vice & guaranteed work. Chase
& Oopsey. Ph 6222 or 4814.
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ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS — If
you have a drinking problem
& need help, write Box 376,
Kodiak or call 3912. 2-tfn
TOR RENT—Efficiency apts, 1
bdrm homes dwntwn. Reason
able; Ph 5451. tfn
WANTED—Long and short neck
QUART bottles. For cash. Kod
iak Bottling Works. tfn
WELCOME TO THE ASSEMBLY
OF GOD CHURCH on Mission
&d~ Ph 6491. Sunday School 10
am. Morning Worship 11 am.
Evangelistic Service 7:30 "pm.
Mid week Service Wednesday
W0 pm.
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WASHERS—Airtbtftatie jff wring
er type repaired. Kodiak Appli
ance Repair. Ph 2502. tfn
KERRY’S MECCA WRECKER—
Service. Ph. 3333 or 5555.
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THRIFT SHOP—Rummage sale
each Saturday afternoon 1 to 5.
Kodiak Baptist Mission.
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FOR SALE—Twelve Ft. fiber-glas
sed racing rQthab<pt, stewing
whfeeL In excellent condition.
$125 Call Chaffin 3652.
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TOR RENT—Very attractive’
smaH furnished dwelling; com
pletely modern. Ph. 5451
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MANKS RADIO—TV SERVICE
Anywhere, anytime. Ph. 4922.
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TOR RENT—Furnished A p t.,
Downtown. Call 2473 or see at
Kodiak Jewelery. 9-tfn
FOR SALE—By owner—down
town property. One 3 and one 2
room apt. Box 786. 16-2y
FOR SALE—1955 Plymouth 4
door sedan. R & H, good condi
tion. Best offer. Ph. 542.
16-2y
TOR SALE—16 ft. skiff. Well con
structed. 18 h.p. Evinrude. Both
A-l condition. Call Bob Spencer,
Ph. 2651 23-ln
FOR RENT—Apt. newly decora
ted. Call Walt Muller, Ph. 4242.
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FOR SALE—Birchcraft cabin
cruiser. Fully equipped. Phone
4243 23-ln
FOR RENT—1 bdrm apt. near
Baptist Church. Ph. 2171.
23-ly
FOR RENT—Heated 2 bdrm fur
nished apt. In business: area.
Adults only. Tel. 2523.
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FOR SALE;—Small cabin, com
plete with stove and bed. Fair
ly good condition. To be moved
from present place. $500.00
Call CULVER REALTY CO.
2761. 23-ln
FOR SALE—Nice commercial
lot, size 114 x 108, downtown.
Price $1,200.00. CULVER RE
ALTY CO. Ph. 2761. 23-ln
FOR SALE—-Nice established
business of Women’s Apparel.
Now making well above a good
living. For sale cheap plus in
ventory. Call Culver Realty Co.
for info. 2761. 23-ln
FOR SALE—Several good 2
bedrm houses, 4 bedrm homes
that will perhaps go GI or FHA.
Also some nice lots for build
ing on. CULVER REALTY CO.
Phone 2761. 23-ln
FOR SALE—Play pen with pad
$8.00; baby swing, $3.00 and
double concrete laundry tubs,
$10.00. Phone 5812. 23-1^
FOR SALE—1949 Fordor Ford,
all nylon tires, fair condition
for $100.00. Call Wilkinson at
3984. 23-ly
FOR SALE—3 bdroom house,
close to playground. Furnished
or unfurnished. Electric range,
refrigerator, auto washer. Forc
ed air heat. Ph. 4543. 23-ln
FOR SALE—1954 Desota Fire
Dome, 18,000 milps. First $$Q0,
takes.Ph.2964. 23-ln
FOR SALE—1 boat trailer; 3
electric heaters; 2 small radios.
! See Bleichner at 25 C-A Naval
: Station. 23-ly
FOR RENT—1 bdrm house; un
furnished. Prefer couple or
couple and baby. Call 4352.
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FOR SALE—350 comic books, 5
cents each, all kinds. MEMQ
KKD, Ph. 531. 23-ln
FOR SALE—Youth bed with
book-case head board. Call
4174. 23-ly
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Culver Realty Co.
Kodiak Branch Office
Homes — Business Properties
Land
Franchised Dealer For
LockwaJl Homes
APPRAISALS
LIFE INSURANCE
Notary Public
GI & FHA BUILDING
INFORMATION
George H. Cornelius, Broker
Elvin E. Foster, Salesman
Staff Licensed and Bonded
By State Real Estate
Commission
for Appointment Call
2761 or 4511 Sundays
“Get Into Orbit”
Vacation Bible School
BOYS A GIRLS AGES 3 — 11
9:00 AJM. — 11:30 AJM.
AGES 12 AND UP
7:00 P.M. — 9:00 PJM.
May 25 thru June 5
KODIAK CHRISTIAN CENTER
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FOE SALE—Singer sewing ma
chine; console head in portable
case; attachments and button
holer. Excellent condition. * First
$75. takes it. Apt. No. 9 Cessna
4 apts. 23-ly
FOR SALE—Building on skids
equipped for cooking Shell
Fish. Call 5111. - 23-ln
FOR SALE—One 8 ft. .dinghy,
$125.00. One Outboard skiff, 12
ft. $175.00. Write Ed Opheim,
Ouzinkie, Alaska. 23-ly
FOR SALE—1949 Oldsmobile $75.
Easy Washing Machine $45.00.
Call 4323, Lee Jones at Vista
View. 23-ly
LOST—Gold nugget tie chain pen
dant with colorful Elks Tooth.
$5.00 reward. Curly Wilson,
Ph. 3101. 23-ln
NOTICE
INVITATION FOR BIDS
M. G. Gebhart, Receiver far
Aleutian Homes, Inc., Kodiak,
Alaska, appointed by the Honora
ble Judge James L. McCarrey, Jr.,
Third Judicial Dc-vHet, Alaska,
w|ll receive bids in triplicate for
the furnishing of all materials,
labor and incidentals required for
exterior painting and redecora
ting of the Aleutian Homes proj
ect, Kodiak, Alaska.
Bids will be received in the
office of M. G. Gebhart, Receiver,
until 1:00 p.m. on the 10th day of
June, 1959 at the Aleutian Homes
Project Office, Kodiak, Alaska,
after which time all bids will be
publicly opened.
Bidding documents will be
available for issue June 1, 1959 at
the Aleutian Homes Project Offi
ce, Kodiak, Alaska and at 1107
“I” Street, Anchorage, Alaska.
Bid Security Required: A certi
fied check or bank draft made
payable to M. G. Gebhart,, Recei
ver, Aleutian Homes, Kodiak,
Alaska; negotiable U.S. Govern
ment bonds; or a satisfactory Bid
Bond executed by an acceptable
Surety in the amount equal to
5% of the total bid should be
submitted with each bid.
Bond Required: The successful
bidder will be required to fur
nish and pay for satisfactory, Per
formance and ^Payment Bond or
Bonds in the total amount of 100%
of the contract price.
The Receiver for the Aleutian
Homes Project, Kodiak, Alaska
reserves the right to reject any or
all bids and to waive any infor
malities in bidding. Bids may be
held for a period not to exceed
thirty (30) days from the date of
the opening of bids for the pur
pose of reviewing the bids and
investigating the qualifications of
the bidders.
M. G. Gebhart, Receiver
for Aleutian Homes, Inc.
Kodiak, Alaska
AMERICAN LEGION
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after the dinner about his inter
rest in American Legion activities,
which he said were shaped to
guarantee peace in the modern
world through continued aware
ness of complexities in maintain
ing a vital democracy. The Judge
was particularly impressed, he
said, with the sincerity and meri
torious Americanism addresses
delivered by Kodiak high school
students Jerilyn Smith and
Adolph Jackinsky at the naturali
zation proceedings. He said the
proceedings were made exception
ally impressive by the presense of
an elite Marine Color Guard and
the Navy band.
Guests of the Legion at the
dinner included Mayor Merrill
Coon, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Deveau,
Mr. and Mr9. Emil Knudsen, Mr.
A1 Hochberger, Mr. and Mrs. Wai
ter Kraft.
Members of the American Le
gion and Auxiliary present were
Mr. and Mrs. George Truett, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Brunstad, Mr. and
Mrs. George Cornelius, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Merrill, Mrs. Mary Mow
ery, Mr. John Trent, who is Post
Adjutant, and Dr. Victor Strash,
the newly elected Post Comman
der.
MEMORIAL DAY OPENING
OF MCKINLEY PARK HOTEL
With the opening of the McKin
ley Park Hotel on May 30, Mt.
McKinley National Park announ
ces the beginning of the summer
travel season.
Mr. Harold Franklin, the new
manager this year, states that sev
eral important changes will be in
a modern service station, with
evidence this year. Among them
towing service, minor repairs and
lubrication services. Campers will
be able to purchase their food
supplies, including fresh produce
auu meats, at the new camp stor^
adjacent to the service station.
For those who wish a light
snack or a full meal, the hotel
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dining room will serve contin
uously from 7:30 a.m. until 8:30
p.m.
Tour buses are also available as
well as other forms of entertain
ment. Pre-reservations for hotel
accomodations are running heavy.
Those desiring to stay at the 84
room hotel are urged to make
reservations early.
POLICE SLOGAN
How much time have you gained
by speeding if you don’t get there?
When in Seattle
or Portland
Stay at
The New
Hungerford Hotel
Where you yrill receive a
warm welcome
Dining room—Cocktail Lounge
Downtown Location
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