Classifieds
CARPENTERS LOCAL 2162. Of
fice hours 12:00 to 1:00 p. m.
Monday through Friday. Friday
evening 7: 30 to 8:30 p.m. at Car
penters office. Ph. 4511. tfn
PLUMBING & HEATING—work
done. For fast and satisfying ser
vice and guranteed work Phone
3083 or 2381. 7-9-tfn
ASSEMBLY of God Church meets
at 1349 Willow. Sunday School
10 am. Morning Worship 11 am.
Evening Worship 7:30 p. m. Mid
week service Wed. 7: 30 p.m. Mr.
Hirschy, Minister. tfn
SHELIKOF CONSTRUCTION Co.
General contractors. Ph. 2061. J.
W. Tolbert, General Mgr. 8-18tfn
WANTED—Bottles. Bring in your
7 at., 12 oz. & Qt size beverage
bottles & receive cash deposit.
This includes one way and no
deposit bottles. Kodiak Bottling
Works. Ph. 2244 9-24-tfn
FOR SALE—Completely modern 2
bdrm. house with garage attach
ed. Excellent cond. Will sell with
or without furn. & rugs. For im
mediate sale I offer bonus of 1
yr. free fueL Jack Hinckel, Ph.
3141. 11-26-tfn
WILL BUY OR SELL—Electrical
appliances bought and sold. Ph.
2144 or 2334. Kodiak Appliance
Sales & Service. tfn
FOR SALE—reasonable. Wurlitzer
music box, 104 selections. Plays
45 & 78 rpm intermixed. Ph.
4033. 11-19-tfn
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepar
ed—individual, business or corp
orate by Marion T. Howe Book
keeping, across from the Shore
Patrol in Town. Open 8 a. m. to
10 p.m. Phone 3152. 12-24-12n
FOR RENT—Furn. Service ap
proved housing. Has laundry rm
and inside clothes drying lines.
Ph. 3344 to inspect. 7-ly
FOR SALE—Parakeets, cages &
supplies. 1 pr. proven breeders,
breeding cages & nest box. 1547
Willow. 7-ly
FOR SALE—GMC Frigidaire, 11.9
cu. ft., 1949 Frazer, 4 hiway
tires & tubes, 2 tubeless snow
tires. Good cond. Motor comp,
rebuilt. 1547 Willow. 7-ly
FOR _SALE-^37 ft ~Chris Craft
hull, twin 160 hp motors. Strip
ped, ready to build cabins to
suit yourself. Many extra fit
tings & supplies. C. Gillum, Ph.
Navy 230 or Box 11C, Naval Sta
tion. 7-ln
FOUND—Pup, part cocker, tan
colored. Call 2624. 7-ln
FOR SALE—1955 model Johnson
electric starting 25 hp outboard
motor. Complete with battery &
remote controls. Motor is in hew
cond. Used less than 20 hrs. Cost
$640 in July 1955. Price $500.
Call Randolph at Base Ph. 218
during working hour's or see at
9 D-A, Civ. Hill anytime.
FOR RENT—Small furn. apt. avail
able April 14. Ph. 3454 or 3091.1
WANTED—Beautician for Navy
Exchange Beauty Shop. Ph. 228.
FOR RENT—3 rm. furn. house
with bath on Alder Lane. Phone
3414 or 2334. 1 tfn
HOUSE FOR SALE—Furn. or un
furnished. 3 bdrm., near Spruce
Street playfield on Mission Rd.
Leaving town. Priced for quick
sale. Ph. 3364. 7-2y
FOR SALE—1952 Chev. Belaire,
gray & black, very good condi
tion. Ph. 3054. Best offer takes.tf
FOR SALE—1 2-bdrm house comp,
furn &. modern. Located on Lot
No. 19, blk. 3, Altman Addition.
1 1-bdrm house on Lot No. 20,
blk. 3, Altman Addition. 1 va
cant corner lot. Lot No. 22, blk.
3, Altman Addition. Write James
I. Parsons, Gen. Del., Anchor
age, Alaska. 3-24-tfn
THRIFT SHOP—Open Saturday
afternoons at the Baptist Mission
HEATING REPAIR & SERVICE—
Expert oil burner, furnace &
stove service. Ph. 2144, night
No. 2334. KODIAK APPLIANCE
SALES & SERVICE 1-7-tfn
FOR SALE—Comp. furn. quonset
in city. Call 3152 between 9 am
& 5 pm. 7-ln
DACHSHUNDS—Pups shipped by
air. A.K.C. Registered stock.
Write Kyle Turner, Palmer, Al
aska. 7-3y
FOR SALE—Quonset on Mission
Rd. Inquire at LaLande’s Bak
ery, Ph. 3454. L. V. Asjier, be
tween 9 pm and 10 am. 7-ly
FOR SALE — Simmons studio
couch, good cond. $35. Ph. 9-673
days. 7-ln
FOR RENT—1 bdrm house newly
decorated & comp. furn. Navy
approved. Call 2471 evenings or
weekends. 7-ly
FOR RENT—Sleeping room for
quiet, refined person. Call 2471
evenings & weekends. 7-ly
FOR SALE—1950 ChrysleTWind
sor 4 dr sedan. 1 owner. Motor
comp, overhauled recently. Body
tires and upholstery in good con.
Best offer $750 or over takes it
by April 16. Call Valen, Navy
736 days or 410 evenings or
weekends. 7-ly
~NOTICE
Kodiak Saw Service offers a new
kind of service to Kodiak. We shar
pen all types of saws, dado head
ers, planer knives, butcher knives.
We have the machinery to do it
Located on South Brooklyn.
CHANGES IN NUMBERS
ANNOUNCED BY PHONE CO.
A number of changes of tele
phone numbers have been an
nounced by the Kodiak Telephone
Company. These changes will ap
pear in the new directory which is
now being printed. As a service to
our readers we print herewith
changes which have occurred al
ready.
Ace Cab 4444
Albercht, R. W. 2691
Alaska Rd. Commission 4744
Blankenburg, Catherine 2523
Briner, F. A. 4724
Deveau, Fred 2693
Christofferson, Emil 3793
Digree, Sig 3821
Donnelly & Acheson 3201
Driftwood Products 3711
Forman, O. L. 4721
Gilbreath, I. O. 2374
Green Apartments 3864
Higgins, Ed 3863
Johnson, Leon 3844
Jonas, Curly 3874
Kodiak Telephone Co. 3701
Kincaid & Hedla 3921
Kodiak Christian Center 3984
Lapham, W. E. 2692
Levine, Arthur 4722
Mahle, Otto 4283
Masonic Temple 4741
Patterson, J. W. 3801
Poland, eJss 4723
Recreational Parlor 3733
Shelikof Const. Company 3951
Springhill, John 3742
Troyer, Will 3584
Webb, Raymond 3874
Wiley, Ted 2422
Wilson, Curly 3773
KODIAK HOTEL GUESTS
The following persons were reg
istered at the Kodiak Hotel this
week:
James C. Parsons of the Alaska
Department of Health, Anchor
age; William L. Miller of the A. C.
S., Anchorage; Chester M. Patten,
Anchorage; Harold Pomeroy of the
Civilian Defense, Juneau; Clarence
D. Stone of Eliot Bay Co., Seattle;
R. E. Crow of Westair, Seattle, A.
eleven, also with Westair; Bill
Wilson, Seattle; A. N. Thompson,
Anchorage; . L. Mayfield, Anchor
age; Lt. Murray, Elmendorf Air
Force Base, Anchorage; A|C Bide
nell of Elmendorf; John A. Peter
son, Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. Haakan
Olson, Juneau; L. G. Fordyce, of
the U. S. N. Radio Station at Chin
iak; Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Lane, Cor
dova; Mark Chisum of Chisum El
ectric Co., Kenai; Jack Chisum, also
with the Chisum Electric Co.; Ri
chard H. Valenta, St. Louis, Mis
ouri; Larry Benth, Palmer; Fred
Strasser, Ketchikan; Harry Nelson
of Painters Local 1140, Anchorage;
G. A. Hoover a C.P.A. with Elmer
Johnson, Ketchikan; Dr. Oscar E.
Hubbard with the Alaska Public
Health Department, Anchorage;
Leonard Hopkins, Anchorage; and
Vincent J. Broze of the U. S. Post
Office Department, Anchorage.
Several Big Game hunters were
also registered. They were: Bill
Boone, Dinuba, Calif.; Sam Kerner,
Dinuba, Calif.; Dudley Coleman.
Ackerly, Texas; Ted White, Acker
ly, Texas; Mr. Smith, Navajo, N.
M.; L. B. Petty, Farmington, N. M.
NOTICE
Dr. Paul Jeager will be back in
Kodiak April 16 and will resume
his practice then. Phone 4701.
ORPHEUM THEATRF
PHONE 3434
SkATUKUAY—April 7
Matinee at 2 p. m.
Evening at 7:00 - 9:00
SUNDAY & MON.—April 8 • 9
SUNDAY— 3:00 - 5:00 - 7:00 - 9:0<
MONDAY: 7:60 — 9:00 p. m.
The worlds finest entertainment
from the greatest major studios
Hollywood and Europe sweep
cross our “Magic” Giant Screen
thrill you as “Never Before.”
TUESDAY & WED.—April 10 - 11
SHOW TIMES — 7:00 - 9:00
9 V S,
THURSDAY & FRI.—April 12 • 13
THE SUPREME EXCITEMENT
OF OUR TIMEt
JEFF MORROW
FAITH DOMERGUE
REX REASON
Also — “Cartoon” and Special
Short Subjects
7:00 — 9:00 p. m.
SATURDAY—April 14
Matinee at 2:00
Evening — 7 & 9
THE SUPREME
ADVENTURE
OF OUR TIME!
TECKNICOUJR
SUNDAY & MON.—April 15 - IS
Sunday—2.00 - 4:20 - 7:00 - 9:20
MONDAY 7:00 — 9:20
B & B
LOUNGE
SPRING ITEMS:
Kodidkisns enjoyed 3 white Eas ter, on the famed bosrd walk in front of the B & B, people were
showing off their 1956 Easter Parade of wearing apparel. The women were clad in beautiful 88
proof pastel ear muffs with contrasting “slush snow grey” with a sprinkling of mud, Mukluks. The
men were proudly attired in flimsy rain gear along with a new delicate shade of iodine with “off Oms
cheek bone” two toned band-aides.
Alf Madsen, the Kodiak Island bear wrestler claims our last week ad ruined his B & B collection.
We hope it didn’t ruin his bruins.
The Booze & Beer Lounge had quite a TV show on Monday. Our 10 to 16 foot screen in a 16 t»y
65 foot cabinet was operating very well. However around 3:30 PM the scenes became a little blurry
and at 10:30 PM we had to cut the “JUICE” off because the actors were beginning to stumble a
little and might have fallen out of the cabinet.
We have had a bad winter but we now know that SPRING is about to arrive. Their are a good many
signs, such as, a few more dogs are roaming the streets, the water is clearing up, customers are
beginning to pay for their pool games, a little dust is blowing around, parking meters have thawn
out, cannery workers are showing up and nearly everyone is wearing a great big Kodiak smile.
LIQUOR BEER MIXERS
“Wines” ‘‘PAY CHECKS CASHED” “Pop”
Blinns Liquor Store