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For Sale
lOIt SALE — Blond TV, 24 in
screen, practically new. $190.
See Mrs. John Luque or write
Box 663. 3-2y
FOR SALE — Relax-A-Cizor with
all accessories. Never used. Call
2904. 3-ln
FOR SALE—1956 Volkswagon se
dan, R&H, good tires, 1 brand
iBew. Top cond. $1,375. Call Ltjg
Lerman, LSM 161, N.S 3-ly
FOR SALE—Trailer w/auto wash
er & dryer Pratt’s Trailer Court
No. 4. Ph 2771 3-ly
KDDIK MOBILE HOMES SALES
—Biltmore trailers. 40x8. 2
fednps. May be seen by appoint
ment. Call 3084. Located 2 blks
N. of Montmartre, 1 blk to right.
3-ly
FOR SALE — 1950 Chev hardtop*
good cond. $200. Call 69 41. 3-ly
'FOR SALE — Military Jeep. 1st
class cond. $400. Call 6941. 3-ly
FOR SALE — 2 bdrm house. Full
basement & tile floors, furnace
feeat For appointment call 6941
3-ly
FOR SALE — RCA Victor Ortho
phonic Hi Fi tape recorder. 2
speed, 2 track. In good cond. 1
Underwood upright typewriter.
Call Wilkinson at 3984. 3-ly
FOR SALE — ’59 Renault. Ph
6652. tfn
FOR SALE — 450 sq. ft. Vinyl as
bestos floor tile, marbelized
brown, 11 tec ea. Ph 5063. tfn
FOR SALE — 3 bdrm modern log
hoase. Ocean view property, Ig.
lot Ph 3363. tfn
FOR SALE — *59 Ford Galaxy.
R&H, air conditioning. Colonial
white. Stored in Anchorage. Ph
5394. 26-2y
FOR SALE — ’57 Chev Model 210
4-dr station wagon. Ex cond.,
new tires. 13,000 mi. Pete De
veau. Ph 4672. 3-ln
FOR SALE — Bear, Beaver, King
Crab & new spectacular Sea
Lion movies. 8mm & 16 mm, all
m color. Unusual Xmas gifts or
souvenirs. Contact Chief A. L.
Hooker at Qtrs. 71-A, N.S. 9/19
14-y
TUPPERWARE — Free dating*
gift. For home parties or indi
vidual orders call Audrey Pat
ton, Ph 2662. 26-2y
FISHING SUPPLIES
FIRST WASHINGTON NET FAC
TORY, INC., BLAINE, WASH.
—Pioneers in 100% U.S. made
nylon gill nets & nylon seine
web. Order your gear with us
through your cannery or write
for quotation. It’s your saving.
We serve well. 12-4n
FOR SALE—GE Mobilemaid dish
washer; wardrobe trunk; twin
spring & mattress. Ph 5133. tfn
FOR SALE— Lg Cole Hot Blast
kitchen range, reasonable. Ph
2082. tfn
For Rent
FOR RENT—Furn 1 bdrm house
on Base Rd overlooking sml boat
harbor. Reasonable utilities.
Ph 3084. 3-ly
FOR RENT—Efficiency apts, 1
bdrm homes dwntwn. Reason
able. Ph 5451. tfn
Wanted
WANTED — Young man would
like room & board. Shower. Con
tact Emil Norton. Ph 6282. 3-ln
WAN l ED — Long & short neck
quart bottles & Miller High Life
bottles. Cash. Kodiak Bottling
Works. tfn
WANTED — Experienced wait
ress. Apply in person at Island
Fountain. 3-ln
WANTED — Bookkeeping or sec
retarial work in my home. Ph.
4614. 3-ln
WANT to baiby sit in my home.
High school student. Ph 3291 or
6541. 3-ly
DESIRE a woman to do house
work & ironing Friday of each
week. Ph 2171 3-ln
FREE KITTENS. Call 3604. 3-ln
Notices
WARNING
The dock at Long Island is in
bad shape. Anyone using it do so
at their own risk. Tom Gallager.
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RUMMAGE SALE—1 p.m. to 5
p. m. on Saturdays. Baptist
Mission. - tfn
WARNING
Do not molest horses on Long
Island. These horses may kick.
Tom Gallagher. tfn
MECCA LOUNGE
And
49 ROOM
WELCOME BROTHERS
****4"H*»«fr*»**'M'*'l
The finest of liqueurs for the best
mixed drinks
Dining Room
Open 9 A.M. To 1 A. M.
Serving Breakfast and Lunch
De Luxe dinners 5 p.m. to 1 a.m.
For reservations call 3242 or 2444
The CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
SOCIETY holds services each
Sunday at 11 a.m., Sunday School
at 9:30 a.ra. and Testimonial meet
ings the third Wednesday ©f each
month at 8 ^p.m. Reading Room
open each Wednesday 6 to 8 p.m.
Address: Corner of Mission
Road and Alaska Way, across
from the Post Office.
NOTICE
$250.00 reward for information
leading to the arrest and convic
tion of any person or persons kill
ing, stealing or maliciously mo
lesting livestock owned by any
member of the Kodiak Livestock
Growers Association.
NOTICE
Taxpayers are reminded that the
second half of City of Kodiak 1959
Real and Personal Property Taxes
is due on or before October 15th.
Douglas G. Preston,
City Clerk-Treasurer.
3-2n
Services
RUF WETHER A HED! — Have
your stove & heaters cleaned,
stove pipes replaced, storm win
dows installed, etc. Kimkleeners,
Ph 4544. tfn
LUMB1NG k HEATING—work
lone For fast uid satisfying ser
vice & guaranteed work. Chase
& Copsey. Ph. 6222 tfn
WELCOME to the ASSEMBLY OF
GOD church on Mission Rd. Sun
day School & Morning Worship
at the same hour, 10:30 ajn.
Evangelistic Service 7:30 p.m.
Midweek Service Wed., 7:30 p.m.
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FOR CHARTER—2 cabin cruis^
ers. Ph 4011. tfn
\LCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS — If
you have a drinking problem
& need help, write Box 376,
Kodiak or call 3912. 2-tfn
JERRY’S MEC6A WRECKER—
Service. Ph. 3333 or 5555. tfn
Graduates From
School of Nursing
Miss Elizabeth Sautner, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Saut
ner, former residents here, was
graduated from the Minneapolis
General Hospital School of Nurs
ing, Wednesday, September 23, at
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Elizabeth was vice-president of
the student council and class sec
retary. Future plans of Miss Saut
ner include employment at Beth
esda Hospital, Crookston, Minne
sota.
Cocktail Party
Honors Visitors
Wives of Elks attending the State
Convention were honored guests
of Mrs. Irene Lawhead at a cock
tail party held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hinckel
Wednesday evening. Other guests
inclded the wives of local Elks
officers and members of the Em
blem Club.
i At the close of the affair the
ladies attended a no-host dinner
at the Mecca 49 Room.
New Pastor At
Community Center
Rev. James Jenkins assumed the
pastorate at the Kodiak Christian
Center, replacing Rev. Wilkinson
who is leaving.
Rev. Jenkins, who is accompan
ied by his wife, Dona, is from
Chattanogga, Tennessee, where he
recieved his training at the Ten
nessee Temple School and was a
pastor there.
The Wilkinsons expect to return
next summer.
Former Residents
Are Visitors Here
Visitors in attendance at the
Elks convention include several
people who were former residents
of Kodiak.
Among these are Ernest and
Margaret Harding. The Hardings
moved to California after they
left here, but since have moved
to Anchorage. Another visitor is
Nita Metzgar who joined hQr hus
band, Bud, a District Deputy of
the Grand Lodge, who is nere for
the convention.
Also here are Mr. and Mrs.
Walt Chambers. Walt was sta
tioned here with ACS, was trans
ferred to Seattle, and is now sta
tioned in Anchorage. Betty and
Charles Ferrell are here for a few
aays. Chalie is co-owner of the
Town Club.
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Griffin Memorial
Hospital Notes
ADMISSIONS
Patients admitted to Griffin Me
morial Hospital the past week
were Mrs. Frances Iani; Harold
Alexander; Mrs. Marjorie Wolf;
Bet Wellington; Robert Spidel;
Trudy Carlson; Mrs Marian Grohe
and Malovenoff, 1 year old, from
Alitak
DISCHARGED
Those discharged were John
Tobey; Nick Bosfofcky; Mrs. Jo
sephine Clymer and infant; Mrs.
Sharon Penrod and infant and
Harold Alerander.
BIRTHS
David Fraser, weighing 7 lbs.,
12 ozs., was born on September 27
to Frances and Lewis Iani.
Money Reieased
For Civil Defense
JUNEAU —UB)— Gov. WVarp
Egan has released a $500,OpO con
tingency appropriation for civil
defense. The money, appropriated
by the 1959 legislature, was iro-.
zen until the Civil Defense prop
erty inventory was completed and
property controls established.
Vern Metcalf, State Civil De
fense Director, submitted the re
port and Gov. Egan said he was
satisfied the terms of the con
tingency were met.
Jennie Coyle Dies
«
Jennie Coyle died in Griffin Me
morial Hospital Wednesday. Cause
was a hemorrage caused by malig
nant hypertension.
The deceased is the wi'e of Fred
Thomas Coyle of Aiitak. Her lather
was Evan Farsovitch.
She was born in Aiitak, Decem
ber 26, 1923.
The body was returned to Aii
tak for burial.
WATERFRANT—
(Continued from Front Page)
said that Alitag was the only place
on the Island bringing any kind
of yield.
The balance of the meeting was
taken up with other proposals.
One, that a compulsory cat log be
kept on each boat for research and
management purposes; that area
fishing be extended to embrace all
other fisheries except those fish
eries managed by international
agreement.
The sport fishing hearing dealt
with the proposal making it unlaw
ful to pursue, or molest salmon
above mean Migh tide or the grass
lands at the mouth of all streams
tributary to Saltery Sove Pasag
shak, Chiniak, Antone, Larsen Bay
and Monashka Bay.
IF I SHOULD GET TB CAN IT
BE CURED?
Yes. Most TB can be cured but
the earlier it is discovered and
properly treated the more certain
is the cure.
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