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PLUMBING & HEATING—work
done. For fast r.nd satisfying ser
vice & guaranteed work. Chase
& Copsey. Ph 6222. tfn
ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS — If
you have a drinking problem
& need help, write Box 376,
Kodiak or call 0-663 or 2881. tfn
RUBBER STAMPS for every bus -
ness, professional or personal
use. Ready made or made to
order. Quality, value & prompt
service. Kodiak Rubber Stamp
Co. Box 1034, Kodiak, Alaska,
or see Joe Raymond. tfn
FOR 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
Kd. Ph 6491. Sunday School 10
am. Morning Worship 11 am.
Evangelistic Service 7:30 pm.
Mid week Service Wednesday
7:30 pm. tfn
ROOMS FOR RENT—Tub or
shower baths. In town, close to
P.O. Belmont Rooms above Bel
mont Cafe. Men only. tfn
FOR RENT—2 & 3 rm apts. All
utlilities & ldy facilities. Navy
approved. Ph 3864. tfn
THRIFT SHOP and rummage sale
each Saturday afternoon 1 to 5.
Kodiak Baptist Mission. tfn
FOR RENT—Dwntwn furn heated
apt with private bath. Ph 4433.
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TOR RENT by day, week or
month—TV sets. Hank’s Radio
& TV. Ph 4922. tfn
FOR SALE—1952 "bids Super 88,
R&H, Hydra, very good cond.
$595; Maytag automatic washer,
$65. Ph 355. 10-ly
FOR RENT—2 rm house on Mis
sion Rd, furn. Couple. City
utilities furn. Call 3291. tfn
WASHERS—Automatic & wring
er type repaired. Kodiak Appli
ance Repair. Ph 2502. tfn
FOR SALE—Used lumber & ma
terial. May be seen by appoint
ment. Ph 3084. 10-ly
FOR SALE—Crab pots, round or
square; 8 hot water tanks, 50
gallon each, all w/stand & cop
per fittings welded on, $97 ea.
Will trade crab pots or any type
welding for crab from independ
ent boats only. Frit’s Welding
Shop near City Dock. No phone.
Open from 8 am to 5 pm week
days. 27-2y
WAITRESS WANTED—Apply in
person at Island Fountain. 10-ln
Culver Realty Co.
Kodiak Branch Office
Homes — Business Property —
Land
Franchised Dealer Loctwall
Homes
Life Insurance — All Types
Notary Public
George H. Cornelius, Broker
Elvin E. Foster, Salesman
Staff Licensed and Bonded
By State Real Estate
Commission „
for Appoiat®tot Call
... 2761 or Mil SqtflfB .
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FOR SALE—1952 Chev Carryall,
4 speed transmission, spare 3
speed transmission, 6 wheels, 7
tires including 2 6-ply knobbies,
$600; Freezer, 22 cu. ft. upright
carrier, $395; Kenmore mangle,
$150; Kenmore portable dish
washer, $150; 30.06 Winchester;
Size 38 parka; deep-fry. Ph 611
or 412. 10-ln
Culver Realty Co.
Consult with us if you 'are
buying or selling — courteous
service — no obligations.
COMPLETELY NEW HOME,
modern 4 bedroom, full base
ment, will FHA. Close to new
school, large kitchen with
plenty of space. EXCELLENT
VIEW overlooking HARBOR
AND WOODY ISLAND. REAS
ONABLE TERMS.
Nice modern two bedroom
home located on two lots with
plenty of yard space. On city
water and sewerage, ECO
NOMICAL to heat, interior
completely redecorated, GOOD
TERMS. Price $10,000.00.
This home is a NEW YEAR
BARGAIN just recently con
structed. MODERN two bed
room located on two beautiful
lots, near new school and
place will FHA. FIRST COME,
FIRST SERVE ON THIS BAR
GAIN. We are also featuring
for the next two weeks EXCEL
LENT BUYS in residential,
suburban, lots, acreage, busi
ness and commercial prop
erties. See either
George H. Cornelius, Broker
or,
Elvin E Foster, Salesman
Phone 2761 or 4511 evenings
OPENING FOR GALE Buccaneer
Outboard Motor dearlership.
Write Shilshole Marina Inc.,
2470 Westlake No., Seattle,
Washington. 10-3n
FOR SALE—Brand new surplus
electric heaters, room type. Ph
4484. • r. ' itfn
FOR RENT—2 bdrm furn 1957 35
ft trailer house. New looking,
clean, neat. Trailer 22, Pratt’s
Tr. Ct. Ph 3084. 10-ly
KENNEL SPACE not available.
Best offer over $100 takes AKC
Registered Weimaramer pup.
Call Hajdu, Ph 663. 10-ly
FOR SALE—4 land otter furs pre
pared ready to be made-up. Ph
4433. 10-ly
FOR SALE—26 ft trailer house
with additional built-on utility
rm.. Ph 578. 10-ly
FOR RENT—2 bdrm house dwn
twn. Nice for family with 1
child. Ph 2771. 10-ln
$500 A MONTH
Man or woman, Start now!
Steady work with 33-year-old
organization. Call on our cus
tomers in your area. No experi
ence or investment needed. Full
or part time. Northwestern
Corp., 403 Nicollet, Minneapolis,
Minn. 10-ln
HANK'S RADIO & TV
SERVICE
Sylvania & Packard Bell—TV
Symphonic Record Players
Steelmans Hi-Fi & Stereo
Tape Recorders
CASH or TERMS
Day or Nlte TV
Repair Service
' Phone 4922
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FOR RENT—1 bdrm fura house
on Mission RdL Navy approved,
near new school. Suitable for
couple with baby. Ph 4901. tfn
FOR SALE—1954 black Plymouth
Savoy, 2 dr, 6 cylinder, R&H.
Call LTJG Suneson at 589 or
553. 10-ly
FOUND—Small black & white
male puppy wearing brown col
lar. Needs home if owner isn’t
found. Ph 3344. 10-ly
FOR RENT—Navy approved 4 rm
furn apt. Electric kitchen. Util
ities included. Near new can
nery. New ownership. Ph 3344.
10-ly
Griffin Memorial
Hospital Notes
ADMISSIONS
Patients admitted to Griffin
Memorial Hospital during the
past two weeks were Emanuel
Charliega„ age 6 months, from
Karluk; Mrs. Forest Taylor; Mrs.
Florence Skonberg, Chignik; Nick
Malutin, Karluk; Mrs Betty
Springhill; Jeannie Peterson, 11
months; Mrs. Freda Reft; Ephram
Inga, Old Harbor; Mrs. Rhea Kna
gin, Afognak; Johnny Constantine,
Port Heiden; Mrs. Mary Chase;
Jmo Trueman, Uganik; Sharon
Buekers, age 3 years; Mrs. Mar
garet Garner, Afognak; Mrs. Ma
vis Buskin and Mrs. Lillian Smith.
DISCHARGED
Those discharged included Mrs.
Forest Taylor; Emanuel Charliega;
Mrs. Florence Skonberg and in
fant; Mrs. Betty Springhill; Jean
nie Peterson; Mrs. Freda Reft;
Ephram Inga; Mrs. Rhea Knagin
and infant; Johnny Constantine;
Mrs. Mary Chase and infant;
Sharon Beukers; Mrs. Vonnie
Peterson and infant; Lorraine
Osterback; Mrs. Laura Jotinson of
Larsen Bay ..and . Mrs. Catherine
Reedy and infant.
EtlRTHS
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: The year of 1959 was still very
young when the first baby made
her arrival in Kodiak. Rebecca
Ann Knagin, who weighed in at 8
lbs. 8 ozs., was born at 12:20 am
on January 2. Her proud parents
are Rhea and Harry Knagin of
Afognak.
A close second to Rebecca Ann
was Mark Anthony Chase, weigh
ing 9 lbs., who was born at 2:06
am on January 2. Mark Anthony’s
parents are Mary and Ronald
Chase of this city.
Lars Roy, weighing 6 lbs. 14
ozs., was born on December 27,
1958 to Florence and Guy Skon
berg of Chignik.
Sean Patrick, weighing 8 lbs. 9
ozs., was born on December 27,
1958 to Catherine and Thomas
Reedy.
Sandra Mae, weighing 6 lbs. 14
ozs., was born on January 4 to
Mavis and George Buskin.
No Liquor Served
To Minors in Bars
Drinking by teenagers in the
bars is not permissible, despite the
fact that Alaska is now a state.
Chief of Police Vickery stated
this week he has had numerous
inqueries on the subject since
Alaska was proclaimed a state.
“This does not give teenagers the
right to drink,” he said. “Even if
they go in with their parents or
guardians, this still does not give
them the right to drink.”
“Until, the laws of Alaska sure
changed, the law still reads that
he mtnefs ere^altfrwedill tiiri te
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BOWLING LANES OPEN
;• The long awaited opening date ;
of the Elks Bowling lanes has beea*
announced for some time nextj
week, according to Jimj :Bgie
meyer, steward at the Kodiak Elks
Club.
The alleys should be ready for
play the latter part of the week.
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RESEARCH
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...ARTHRITIS, BIRTH DEFECTS,
VIRUS DISEASES
STATEHOOD TOP STORY
(Continued from Page 1)
of the list. The other newmen
participated in the poll had no
doubts that the dramatic action
in the halls of Congress was
Alaska’s major story of the year.
Here is the way the radio and
newspaper reporters rated the
other top 10 Alaska stories of the
year just ending.
2. Democratic election sweep.
More than 50,000 Alaskans went to
the polls on Nov. 25 to choose the
first elected state officials. When
the votes were counted the Demo
crats sweep had virtually buried
the GOP.
3. August Statehood referen
dum and primary election.
4. The disappearance of Clar
ence Rhode. One of the greatest
aerial searches in Alaska history
failed to locate the downed plane
which carried Rhode, his son, Jack,
21 and Stan Fredericksen, 34.
5. Commercial fishing develop
ments including nro^o?'4'* u~r' on
traps and the threat to Bristol
Bay’s fishery.
6. Lituya Bay earthquake. On
the evening of Wednesday, July
9, a mighty earthquake shook
Southeastern Alaska. Its center
was near Lituya Bay, of the Gulf
of Alaska.
7. Clear missile detection con
struction.
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8. Arctic Ice Island Rescue. Tied
ter seventh in the poll was the
Iramatic Air F*orce rescue of a
20-man International Geophysical
¥%ftr team from a drifting ice floe
in. the Arctic.
9. 011 production begins. In
1957, editors participating in the
annual AP poll picked the dis
covery of oil as the number one
story of the year. This year, oil
again was big news.
10. Campaign visit of Vice
President Nixon. On the eve of
Statehood, Alaskan politics became
a matter of national concern. His
visit in November reflected the
new political importance of the
I9th state.
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TODAY SATURDAY
“Double Feature”
Bill WILLIAMS
, EAN PORTER
«uo»)C<ac
JIMMY BOYD
2:00 P.M. and 8:20
2nd Rfsr Feature
“The Ride Back”
2:00 P.M. 7:00—9:40
SUNDAY and MONDAY
I LAUREN BACAU
ROBERT STACK
SUN. 2:00—7:00—9:00
MONDAY 7:00—9:00
TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY
Barry Suilivan • Dennis G'Keeie
Mona Freeman » Katy Jurado
^OlO» by DC IUXI
OnmuScOPE
Tues. 7—9 Wed. 7:30 ONLY
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
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2:00 AND 9:00 P.M.
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We handle Packing, Crating and Shipping
from Kodiak to all Alaskan points, United
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