Jack and Justine Hinckel Depart After
Eighteen Years Pioneering Kodiak
Justine H. Hinckel, wife of Jack
Hinckel, mother of Sally Ramaglia
and grandmother of SueAnn and
Jimmy Ramaglia departed Kodiak
on Sept. 24 for Seattle and retire
ment with her husband who will
join her within a few weeks in
Borrego Springs, Calif., where they
have bought a new home.
Mrs. Hinckel arrived here in
June of 1945 to join her husband
who came here a month earlier.
Tine was an active member of the
community and was a charter mem
ber of the BPW and president of
the club for two years, 194849.
She was also a charter member of
the Emblem Club, secretary of the
Library Board, a member of the
Eastern Star and has just received
a ten year award for her services
to the American Cancer Society.
Jack Hinckel arrived in Kodiak
May 5, 1945, looking for a business
opportunity and decided to stay.
He became active in local affairs
and became a member of the city
council the following year. He
served seven years as a council
man and one term as mayor. He
has been president of the Rotary
dub, president of the Chamber of
Commerce, delegate to the Alaska
State Constitutional Convention, a
member of the Alaska Statehood
committee and made two trips te
Washington. D.C., to further the
WORLD BOOK
ENCYCLOPEDIA
Graded for school subjects
t through 12. First in Sales.
First choice of Educators.
Phone 488-5974
Louise McCormick
Christian Science
Society
Sunday School. 9:30 am
Sunday Service.11:00 am
Wednesday Services
.and & 4th Wed.
j 8:00 p.m
Reading Room. .2nd L 4ih Wed.
7394 and 9439 p.m
Located at 91 Be—on
near Cope St
cause of statehood and in an effort
to get authorization for the con
struction of our present boat har
bor.
In 1950 Jack started the Kodiak
Oil Sales and began the distribu
tion of Union Oil Co. products in
this area. This business will be
taken over by Peter and Sally
Ramaglia, who are at present op
erating the business for the
Hinckels.
LYCEUM MEETS
All members are reminded that
the first meeting of the season of
the Lyceum will be held Friday
8 p.m. at the home of Dr. Bruce
Keers. Visitors and prospective
members are welcomed.
St. James
The Fisherman
Episcopal Church
North Blvd.
Sunday
8:M ajn. — Holy Communion
a:30 a .m—Morning Prayer
11:00 — Family Servioe
7:00 p.m.—Evening Prayer |
Rev. Donald Bullock 496—0626
Guild: ted Wednesday, 8 pm.
HARBOR LIGHT
UNITED PENTBCOSTAL
CHURCH
Sunday Schaal.10:00 ajn.
Sunday Warskiy ... 11:00 UL
Sunday Bvaaing ... 7:45 pml
Wednaaday Bftle Study
and Prayer. 7:45 pin.
EVERYONE WELCOME
Hy BlacJukear, paslar
Transyartatioa—Cal ORE
□ Look up! Kodiak has a fu
ture. Nelson for Mayor.
□ Do you like the chuck holes?
Vote for Nelson.
Mirror Classified Bring Results.
“Here’s a nickel,” said Jon, thrust
ing out a grimy hand toward Mom
mie who was washing dishes. “And
what’s it for, son?” she asked, know
ing well enough the problem he
faced.
“Well... well, it’s for that candy
bar Jane and I took last night when
we were doing dishes ... I’m paying
for it,” he added a bit defiantly.
“But, Jon, that’s not the point. It
isn’t the cost of the candy bar that
matters to Mommie and Daddy; it’s
that you took it without asking. And
paying the nickel won’t change the
fact that you took it. That’s what
made us feel so bad
“We’ve forgiven you, but not be
cause of your paying for it. And you
see, Jon, it was that sort of thing
which sent the Lord to the cross for
us. We couldn’t pay for the wrong
we’ve done... and so He paid.
“And another thing, Jon. He not
only paid for the taking of the candy
bar, but-He died to cleanse us from
the sin in our hearts that even made
us think of doing such a thing. He
forgives — and He cleanses our
hearts.
“Daddy and Mommie can for
five you for taking the candy, but
we can't do a thing about the sin
in your heart. Have you asked the
Lord to forgive you and to make
your heart dean, Jon?"
’ His eyes filled; he nodded his
head ana turned to go up the back
stairs. Mommie noted with thank
fulness that the nickel was slipped
into his pocket “Lord, make it real
to his heart that he can’t pay for his
own sin, and, oh, help him to see
what it cost Thee to pay for it!”
WHEN:
Every Saturday at 10:36
WHERE:
KODIAK BIBLE CHAPEL
WHO:
Kindergarten thru Sth Grade
WHAT:
Good News Club
Songs Stories Films
WE CUE-DO YN t
1. la 1956 we had 618 students in the Kodiak School system.
Teday wo have 1890.
2. Today 22 boys cannot take vocational courses because there is n# shop
space available for them.
3. Teday wtgfc School classes are overcrowded; courses offered are at a
■iiimii The student suffers.
4 Teday the proposed bond Issue is needed to eliminate overcrowded
conditions. Since 1958 high school enrollment is up 75 per eent; added
classroom apace • per cent.
VOTE 0 YES for our children Tiesday
• We Care •
....
KOIUK f-T»
RUMMAGE SALES
The Kodiak Baptist Mission is
resuming their Saturday Rummage
Sales by public request.
SEVENTH-DAY
ADVENTIST
CHURCH
Sendees 10 a.m.
“bane 486—2422
Church Of Christ
Sanday School 1« aja.
Chareh 11 sjl — 6 pjn.
WEDNESDAY SERVICE
7 p.*.
Phone 4S6—3067
(Meeting in Old City Hall at
Rear of Volunteer Fire Dept)
The Community Baptist Church
jjSj The Big White Church on the Hill 17 Mill Bay Road
ly Rev. Robert Childs, Pastor
Sunday Sehool — «:45 •-».
Morning Worahlp — 11:00 am.
Youth Fellowship Gioups — 0:30 pm.
Evening Worship — 7:30 pn
Mid Week Service—7:30 p.m. Wednesday
“HOLDING FORTH THE WORD OF LIFE”
All denominations are Weleeme
Berean Baptist Chnrch
REV. CLETIS LEVERETT, PASTOR
L. B. LINDSEY, S. S. SUPERINTENDENT
A Bible Believing Baptist Chureb with
a Real Concern for Soals of Men.
SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:46
MORNING WORSHIP 1*90
EVENING SBRYipE ^90
PRAYER MEETING (Wed.) 7:39
“>er the Word of God and the
Testtaony of Jesus Christ"
THE CATHOLIC CHURCH
St Mary's Church and School
SUNDAY MA88B8
6:tt in.-Hospital Chapel
>ae am.— Chuacfa
ltan lb—Chnrch
eoNrasMONs
Dally and Sunday Before Masses
Saturday 7 to t pjn.
Rev. John Marx Phone 4S&—2474
Kodiak Assembly off God Church
195 Mission Road Phsne 499—2491
Pastor Wn. L. Cummins
Preaching a changeless Christ In a changing world
SUNDAY SERVICE SCHKDVLE
Sunday School . 10:00 ajn.
Homing Worship . 11)00 ajn.
Christ's Ambassadors . 0:30 pm.
Men's Prayer Meeting. 7:00 pjn.
Evening Service . 700 pjn.
Wednesday Women's Prayer Meeting. 10:00.ajn.
Friday Prayer Meeting. 7:30 pjn.
We<hiaoday Prayer Meeting. 7:30 pjn.
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VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS
Regular meetings 1st and 3rd
Tuesdays, 8 pan.
BARTBNDEBS LOCAL 878 A.F.L
Meets on 2nd Sunday of every
month, 12 neon at
Fishermen's Hall.
KODIAK LOME NO. 1772 EPOS
¥ Meets every Friday
evening
at 8:38 pan.
Visiting Members Welcome
CARPBEB8 UNION
LOCAL 2182—KODIAK, ALASKA
Meetings Every 2nd Thursday
of the month.
KODIAK
CLUB
No. 187
Moots 1st ft 3rd
Thursday at
Efts Chib
BODIAK
No. 295
LODGE
F. & A. M.
Meetings — Stated 3rd Monday,
8 pjn. at Kodiak Masonic Tomple
ALASKA COMMUNICATIONS
SYSTEM
Hours of Business
Monday thru Friday, 8 m.4 pjn.
Saturday, 8 ana. to 12 noon
Sundays and Holidays, Closed
Wires may be filed during the
closed office house by dialing lid