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PLUMBING & HEATING—work
. done. For fast and 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 4171. tfto
RUBBER STAMPS for every bus -
ness, professional or personal
use. Ready made or made to
wder. 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 iO THE ASSEMBLY
OF GOD CHURCH on Mission
Rd. Ph 6191. Sunday School 10
am. Morning Worship 11 am.
Evangelistic Service 7:30 pm.
Mid week Service Wednesday
7:30 pm. tfn
FOR RENT—2 & 3 rm apts. All
utilities & ldy facilities. Navy
approved. Ph 3864. tfn
fHRIFT SHOP and rummage sale
each Saturday afternoon 1 to 5.
Kodiak Baptist Mission. tfn
FOR RENT by day, week or
mpnth—TV sets. Hank’s Radio
& TV. Ph 4922. tfn
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
OPENING FOR GALE Buccaneer
Outboard Motor dealership.
Write Shilshole Marina Inc.,
2470 Westlake No., Seattle,
Washington. 10-3n
FOR SALE]—Brand new surplus
electric heaters, room type. Ph
4484. v tfn
FOR SALE—26 ft trailer house
w/additional built-on utility rm.
Pr 578. 24-3y
'"earn MONEY AT HOME’’"
Thousands do. HOME BUSI
NESS DIGEST Magazine shows
you how. FREE Sample copy.
Hardin Terrell, Mounted Route
2, Pasco, Washington. 24-ly
FOR SALE—‘57 Chev Del Ray
power-pak. Ex cond. Ph 5333.
24-1 n
FOR RENT—Furn heated apt.
Private bath. Avble Feb. 1st. Ph
4433. 24-ly
MECCA WRECKER—24 hr ser
vice. Cali 3333 . or 5555. . 17-3y
FOR RENT—1 bdrm furn house
on Mission Rd. Navy approved,
near new school. Suitable for
couple with baby. Ph 4901. tfn
DON’T MISS IT The film,
“Centerville Awakening”, will
be shown on Sunday, Feb. 1,
7:30 p.m. at the Baptist Church.
The film is being sponsored by
4 churchs of Kodiak. 24-ly
FOR RENT—2 rm furn house in
downtown district. Call Russian
Parsonage, Ph 4761. tfn
FOR SALE—Quonset hut fully
furn w/auto. washer, dryer, elec
range & refrig. Ph 495, ask for
Bill Tate. 24-ly
WANTED—Sml lighted garage to
rent Contact Dick Pace, Ph
4731. 24-ln
FOR RENT—2 bdrm house dwn
twn. See Vera McNallen at
Sportland. 24-ln
FOR RENT—2 bdrm furn house
w/hot water heat, next to
Springhill Apts; 1 bdrm furn
house on Mission Rd. Ph 3742 or
inquire at Dad’s Barber Shop.
24-ln
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NOTICE
Emblem Club Bowling League
will start bowling Friday, January
30. Members are requested to con
tact their captains about bowling
time. 24-ln
HANK'S RADIO & TV
SERVICE
Sylvania & Packard Bell—TV
Symphonic Record Players
Steelmans Hi-Fi & Stereo
Tape Recorders
CASH or TERMS
Day or Nite TV
Repair Service
Phone 4922
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 Appointment Call
2761 or 4511 Sundays
CHAMBER APPROVES
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idea. He said the ferry would be
a marine highway and would be
come a part of the highway system.
He stated he thought the bulk of
the funds could come from the
For Ail Your
WELDING NEEDS
Or Problems
PHONE 2151
KODIAK WELDING WORKS
National government rather than
the State.
Bergs motion of approval carri
ed. O.K. Kincaid, president of the
Chamber, then appointed the fol
lowing committee to study the
project, its costs, benefits, avail
ability of funds, etc: A1 Hoch
berger, chairman, with Dick Berg,
Lou Veerman and Bill Poland.
ALIENS HAVE ONE WEEK
TO REPORT ADDRESSES
Monday begins final week for
all aliens living in Alaska to re
port their addresses to the U.S.
Government. This report is re
quired of all aliens, except certain
officials, by the Federal Alien
Address Report Program conduct
ed by the Immigration and
Naturalization Service every Jan
uary.
Kodiak Schools
Honor Roll
HIGH SCHOOL
Students who have maintained
a B or better average for the 3rd
six weeks period and/or for the
1st semester are as follows.
Seniors: Janet Zieba, 4.00, 4.00;
Jill Acheson, 3.82, 3.81; Dick Frost,
3.70, 370; Dot Broman, 3.67, 3.39;
Nancy Jennings, 3.60, 3.17; Elaine
Bromley, 3.57, 3.29; Barbara Coop
er, 3.27, 3.70; Ann Foster, 3.22;
Sharon Van Buren, 3.09, 3.28; Elsa
Starbird, 3.02; David Pestrikoff,
3.14.
Juniors: Milton Souter, 3.94,
4.00; Pat Littlejohn, 3.69, 3.60;
Norman Smith, 3.49, 3.62; Wayne
Kraft, 3.30, 3.48; Adolph Jackin
sky, 3-17.
Sophomores: Jerilyn Smith, 3.93,
3.82; Joann Taylor, 3.82, 3.75;
Richard Garrett, 3.79, 3.79; Gail
Zieba, 3.52, 3.62; Sue Foster, 3.31,
3.31; Dolly Pullo, 3.29; Cassandra
Nylund, 3.24; Christy Boxwell,
3.20, 3.01; Courtney Starbird, 3.19,
3.17; Cathy Duell, 3.02.
Freshmen; Gary Olson, 4.00,
4.00; Harry Horn, 3.83; 3.63; Roy
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Gunsolus, 3.60, 3.54; James
Bridges, 3.56, 3.68; Karen Rextrew,
3.48, 3.42; James Hamill, 3.46,3.35;
James Hood, 3.33,. 3.42; Jim
Epley, 3.31, 3.18; Joyce Whie, 3.30,
3.19; Kathleen Long, 3.18, 3.31.
DOWNTOWN SCHOOL
Mr. White’s Sixth Grade; Marya
Springhill, 4.07; Johnny Gaillard,
3.56; Richard Veerman, 3.55;
Richard Henderson, 3.50; Steve
Alvine, 3.30; Carl Coon, 3.10;
Gloria Gaillard, 3.01.
Mrs. Breckberg’s Fifth Grade:
Weston Fields, 3.96; Barbara Hen
derson, 3.86; Dorothy Chya, 3.71;
Rhonda Molletti, 3.68; Glenda
Torsen, 3.62; Shari Madsen, 3.58;
Alvin Amason, 3.39; Rusty Fletch
er, 3.39; Tanya Henthom, 3.29;
Mike Metrokin, 3.25; Elizabeth
Hall, 3.25.
Mrs. Hamann’s Fourth Grade:
Judy Acheson, 4.04; Sue Ann
Ramaglia, 3.95; Ralph Longmire,
3.88; Candace Roetman, 3.74; Al
fred Lavine, 3.71; Margie Magnu
sen, 3.62; Carlene Ray, Pat Patter
son, 3.35; Norma Chya, 3.27; Eldy
Andeison, 3.2/,
3.03.
Q. I am thinking about retiring
in about three months—if the
amount I can get from social secu
rity plus my company pension
will be enough for me to live on.
Can I find out how much I’ll get
before I actually resign?
A. Yes. You should call at your
local social security office for
this information. You should bring
your social security card and the
amount of wages earned this year.
Q. How can I get enough evi
dence of my age to satisfy the
Social Security Administration?
A. You may have enough al
ready. You should contact a Social
Security representative about three
months before you retire. If your
evidence is not enough, you will
have time to get the evidence be
fore you retire and avoid a long
delay in getting your benefits.
Q. People have told me I would
have to file for my social security
about six months before 1 am (35
in order to get all my benefits. Is
this correct?
A. No. You may file as late as
the month you are 66 (if a man* 63
if a woman) and still get all your
benefits. But, in order to avoid a
long wait, you should stop in at
u
your local social security office
about three months before you
retire to be sure everything is in
order.
For more information about
Social Security, write to your
Social Security Office, Box 1331,
Juneau, Alaska.
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