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PLUMBING & HEATING—work
done. For fast and satisfying ser
vice h guaranteed work. Chase
4c Copsey. Ph 6222 or 4814.
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ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS —If
you have a drinking problem
& need help, write Box 376,
Kodiak or call 0-663. 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
Rd. Ph 6491. Sunday School 10
am. Morning Worship 11 am.
Evangelistic Service 7:30 pm
Mid week Service Wednesday
7:30 pm. tfn
TOR RENT—2 & 3 rm apts. All
utilities & Idy facilities. Navy
approved. Ph 3884. tfn
THRIFT SHOP and rummage sale
each Saturday afternoon 1 to 5.
Kodiak Baptist Mission. tfn
TOR 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
HILL BAY GARAGE—Open for
business. Call 6171, Fritz’s
Welding. * 28-1 y
WANTED—2 men, civilians or
military, to work in Kodiak part
time. Will earn $75 per week if
willing to work. For full infor
mation write P. 0. Box 121,
Anchorage, Alaska. 21-2n
RUBBER STAMPS—Made to or
der. Call 3333 or 5555. Ask for
Jerry. 21-2y
HAVE CTLDREN?—Buy this nice
2-bdrm home away from traffic
& dust. On large lot on Potato
Patch Lake inside city limits.
Ph 2584 for appointment
28-ln
FOR SALE—’53 Chevy Belaire,
Automatic Trans, R&H, new
battery, perfect running order.
Ph 3184 evenings, weekends.
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FOR SALE—’51 Chev. 1 ton panel,
ex. cond. Ph 3633. 28-ly
WANTED—Part-time fry cook.
Apply after 12 pm. The Dog
house. 28-ln
FOR SALE—(1) ’53 Chev pickup,
very clean; (1) ’52 Chev pickup,
fair; (1) ’53 Ford pickup, fair;
$1) '53 International 3/4 ton,
fair. Prices vary from little un
der $300 to little over $300. A
lew good 2nd hand tires 15x16
for sale. (1) Buda diesel 50hp,
2 to 1 reduction gear, very good
*ond. Reasonable. Ph 6171.
: 28-ly
WANTED TQ*aUY—(2) 4,000 lb.
chain hoists. Will .pay cash. Call
Jack H inckei-, Ph 24ik; • *
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FOR RENT—3 rm. attractively
furnished apt. Large picture
window, electric .stove, refrig.,
automatic washer & dryer facil
ities, hot water baseboard heat
No children or dogs. Ph 2273
after 5 pm. or weekends.
28-ln
Griffin Memorial
Hospital Notes
ADMISSIONS
Patients admitted to Griffin
Memorial Hospital the past week
were Mrs. Mariane Fitzgerald;
Tom Johnson; Sid Old; Kevin
Kraft, age 3; Charlene Garner,
Afognak; Mrs. Patricia Munsey
and infant; Mike Pestrikoff; Gor
don Green; Mrs. Reggie Damery;
Caroline Alexanderoff, age 2
months, from Old Harbor; Debbie
Reynolds, age 5 years; Mrs. Mary
Jackson; Anna Mae Chokwak, age
6 years, from Old Harbor &;:d
Billy Yovino.
DISCHARGED
Patients discharged included
Dale Hansen; Charlene Garner;
Emil Ambrosia; Mrs. Galena King
Lucy Azuyak; Clyda Matfay; Jean
nie Christensen; Mrs. Ruth Han
sen and infant; Mrs. Charlotte
Fadaoff and infant: Tom Johnson;
Mrs. Mariane Fitzegrald; Mrs. Reg
gie Damery; Debby Reynolds; Mrs.
Feona Ozhuwan; Mrs. Mary Jack
son; Eliazbeth Rastopsoff and An
na Mae Chokwak.
School Menu
MARCH 30 to APRIL 3
MONDAY—Escalloped potatoes
with ham, buttered peas and car
rots, plums, bread, butter, milk.
TUESDAY—Vegetable, beef
stew,, buttered spinach, sliced
peaches, bread, butter and milk.
WEDNESDAY— Barbecued
hamburger on bun, macaroni
salad, carrot sticks, lemon pudd
ing, chocolate milk.
THURSDAY—Lima bean and
ham casserole, coleslaw, garlic
bread, apple cobbler, and milk.
FRIDAY—Baked salmon with
catsup, buttered corn, pineapple
cookies, bread, butter and milk.
Bridge Expert
To Visit Kodiak
Local bridge enthusiasts will be
given an opportunity to meet and
play with one of the top players
in the country who will visit Ko
diak, Wednesday, April 15. He is
Mr. Winslow Randall, president of
the American Contract Bridge
League, and one of the top players
in the country.
The bridge expert is arriving in
Alaska April 9, and will spend
some time in Fairbanks and An
chorage. He will be on hand for
the Armed Forces Sectional
Bridge Tournament to be held in
the latter city April 16-21. He is
to be accompanied by his wife.
He will play here with the Navy
bridge enthusiasts at the Officer’s
Club.
HANK’S
RADIO & TV SERVICE
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ADMIRAL & PACKARD-BELL DEALER
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Phone 4922 day or night
Niemi Heads BPR;
Succeeds E. Swick
-WUliam *•A. Niemi, of Juneau,
has beep named to succeed Edgar
H. Swick as Alaska Regional en
gineer, by the Bureau of Public
Roads.
Niemi, a native of Michigan who
came to Alaska in 1910, has been
assistant engineer for the past two
years.
Swick, in hii new assignment,
will be in charge of the federal
highway programs in North and
South Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa,
Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska.
ACPT Convention
Begins April 15
Mrs. James Parker, president of
the National Congress of Parents
and Teachers, will be the keynote
speaker at the first Alaska con
vention of the Alaska Congress
of Parents and Teachers to be
held in Anchorage, April l5-*6.
There are 64 units in the Alaska
Congress. Each unit may send its
as one delegate for the first one
hundred members or major frac
tion thereof, and additional repre
president or an alternate as well
sentatives for each additional
hundred members, or fraction
thereof.
Convention attendance is not
limited to voting delegates, but is
open to parents educators, repre
sentatives of other service organi
zations, as well as to every PTA
member.
The theme of the 1959 State
convention has been announced as
“The Child—In the New State.”
KING CRAB FILMING
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Kincaid, president of the Chamber
and Jess Ballard, chairman of the
King Crab Festival, it was decided
to include the festival also. The
film will depict Kodiak as the
King. Crab Capitol of the World
and it is believd it will be helpful
in increasing king crab sales.
While at Alitak, Berg encount
ered much rough weather, includ
ing 70 mile-an-hour winds, thus
enabling him to film many of the
hardships endured by the crab
fishermen during the winter, as
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Let Hank Do It
Guaranteed
Service on
Washers — Dryers — I r oners
Ranges — Any Type or Make
HAHK’S RADIO
TV & Appliances
Phone 4922
Culver Realty Co#
Kodiak Branch Office
Homes — Business Properties
Land '
Franchised Dealer For ;
Lock wall Homes
APPRAISALS
LIFE INSURANCE
Notary Public
GI & FHA BUILDING
INFORMATION
George H. Cornelius, Broker
Elvin E. Foster, Salesman
Staff Licensed and Bonded
By State Real Estate
Commission
for Appointment Call
2961 or 4511 Sundays
well As the battle with heavy seas
encountered by the tenders bring
ing crab to Kodiak’s canneries. He
worked1 aboard the Susie Q and
the Deep Sea He also made voy
ages on the Sunrise and Afgonak.
The processing of king crabs
was filmed at the Alaska King
Crab Co. cannery* which is opera
ted under Emil Norton, and at
King Crab, Inc., which is under
the management of Bob Resoff.
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Martin Van Lines
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We handle Packing, Crating and Shipping
from Kodiak to all Alaskan points, United
States, Hawaii and Germany.
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