Painting Bids
^Rejected By Navy
,*The i.7th Naval District Public
- Worlds Officer has rejected all
l>kis received for painting work on
the U.S. Naval Station here and
is calling for new bids to be sub
mitted.
Work is to be completed under
NAV DOCKS Specification 2485/
59 and is described as completing
exterior paint job on the Adminis
.-.r--— -
tration Building and the Enlisted
Men’s Mess. Also, painting of all
exterior metal sash on three hang
ars, the Carpenter Shop, the Sup
ply Building and the Post Office
are included. Additional work
called for includes painting of all
exterior trim, sash and doors on
28 duplex quarters buildings. Esti
mated cost range is under $25,000.
Information regarding bidding
is available from the District Pub
lic Works Officer, Box 38, U.S.
Naval Station, Kodiak, AJasfca,;^
This project was formerly an
nounced under Specification 2841
/59 on May 20, 1959. It is being
reannounced with bids being re
ceived by the District > Public
Works Officer until 3 p.m., (AST)
June 25, 1959.
NOTICE
The CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
SOCIETY holds services each
Sunday at 11 a.m., Sunday School
:*t 9:30 a.m. and Testimonial meet
ings the third Wednesday &f each
month at. 8 p.m. Readmg Room
open each Wednesday 8 to 8 p.m.
Address: Corner of Mission
Road and Alaska Way, across
from the Post Office.
HALIBUT FISHING GOOD
- A one hundred pound halibut
was caught in Mill Ray by Chief
Burkholder, Red Blondin and Cur
ley Wilson. It was turned over to
the Kodiak Baptist Mission in the
name of the Outd oarsmen.
They also caught a 70 pounder,
two 50 pounders and a 30 pound
halibut.
There have been several report*
of good catches elsewhere.
ONE LONE COURT CASE
Jack E. Warick was convicted
on a drunk charge in Magistrates
Court this week and fined $25.
This is Alaska
Huge areas set aside as wildlife preserved... teeming with every
thing from Kodiak bears to elusive Dali sheep. There’s probably no
other place on earth where so much game can be found.
This is Alaska... the great outdoors. For 74 years, Standard’s products
and convenient facilities have been helping to make this unspoiled
area easier to enjoy for tourists, artists, photographers, sportsmen
and naturalists.
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100 Standard Oil Company of California
100 Since 1885.. .planning ahead to serve Alaska better
This, too, is Alaska ^ - a Standard service for every petroleum need
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44 bulk plants
38 independent
heating oil distributors
246 independent
Chevron dealers
16 independent
airport dealers
28 marine stations
1848 Alaskans who derive
their living by distributing
Standard’s products