Nine Practical Tips for Storing
Your Boat Away for the Winter
New York If you haven’t haul
ed youi boat out of the water and
|Mit it Into winter storage, the first
told Knap of the year will pro bah
ty nnnd you htinflInj; about that
tank
Here are !) practical tips from
the current issue of the magazine,
Popular Moating, oh putting your
boat Into storage hollow these
rules If you wan! to insure opti
mum wintoi protort Ion for your
hull, engine mid equipment
i The worst thing thal can hap
pen In a boat hauled out ol the
water Ik hull deformation due to
itnpropei weight distribution to
the ease ot most boats, the weight
Should rest solely on the keel
Most boats stored upside down
will work out of shape.
7 Another winter e-hettty b rot
To insure perfect drlfnage, pull
out the lowest bilge plug and make
sure all Umber boles are free to
permit water passage past flames
floats stored afloat present an
other problem A certain amount
of rain will get In and this fresh
water will Inevitably breed rot
fungus The answer Is salt Liberal
amounts of rock salt in a boat
treat the water with a time honor
ed method of "curing’' new hulls
and preserving old opes
:t brain all the plumbing and
"tinotigh hull fittings "
I protect the hull licrlli floid
ing Ice wiili wood or lire fenders
mid tig chafing on mooring lines
The Community Baptist Church
Tin* IMg White Church on the Hill"
lt»<V JOHN MOM.KTTI, I*AHTOII
Sunday School 0:45 a in
Moi uiiiK Worship 11 00 a m
Youth iollowshlp Croups 5 50 pin
Mvtuiitu; Worship 7 30 pm
Mid Week Service 7 30 pm, Wednesday
“Holding l orlli (lie Word of IJfe”
SAVINGS
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IN SEALED CRIBS
OR STRAPPED PALLETS
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COMING NOV. 9
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5. If you use a canvas cover, be
sura to have one open overhang
Ing enve for ventilation. Stove
S‘ >ai or wind scoop pjftftjMtlflg
tn under the oanvii* arc possi
solution'.
ft q ii I p m e n t like winches
should he coated with grease
7 Instruments such a« clocks,
barometerp, and electronic equip
merit should he taken ashore, dried
undei a lamp and wrapped in
moisture resistant paper.
H With inboard motors, drain
the water Jacket, rinse with a
cleaner, and then fill wit Ii an
antifreeze solution Drain the
crankcase, clean with flushing oil,
and then fill wilh wintei layup
lubricating oil During flu* winter,
periodically turn over the engine
by hand to alter the tension on
valve llflcrs
0. Willi outboards flush mil Hi
cooling systems wilh fresh walei
Add fresh oil to the gear ease and
drain fuel from the carlniicdm
howl
Meeting Tuesday
Of Cub Pack 213
A meeting ot Cub Pack IM’I is
scheduled for next Tuesday in the
high school auditorium The meet
ing Is planned as a training course
for den mothers
(Hie of the features of the meet
ing will he iin* showing of « film
on Cub Scouting There have been
several new hoys registered and
new den mothers added Scout
leaders emphasize lire necessity
of scouts allending pack meet
ings, once they hove registered
Today
Barbara Stanwyck and Harry
Sullivan head the coat in T’orty
(inns," a western drama In
ClnemaScopo Dean J agger, John
WHekaon and dene Km t v have
the eo starring roles The picture
relates a story of the Arizona
i’errltoiy in the IBHO's when
political bofwes waged a fierce and
bloody battle with the avenge
citizenry for supremacy of the
range and Tonltory and the
boss In this Inal mice is a woman
On Die same hilling is anothei
western, "Copper Sky Maraud
lug Apaches, wiping out entire
settlements and fighting bloody
battle- with US Cavalry troops
furnish the exciting action
Jett Morrow and Coleen Cray
are the stars
Sunday and Monday
"Will Success Spoil Hock
ItUtlter? Is sal ii e that goes even
further than the successful stage
play of the same name
t he picture not only spools the
advertising agency business, hut
ribs television to a pulp
Jayne Mansfield plays the role
<>f a screen idol who, in ordei in
arouse the jealousy of hei cist
while Tat ar,an like hoy friend in
Hollywood comes to New York
and inadvertently lakes up with
don t nr
ON THE HIGHWAYS
Do your flying with the
MR NAI10NAL GUARD
Tony Handnll, who needs her en
dorsernent of hii adverf islng
agency's lipstick account In order
to keep his job
\ft eeltw If Mi4 trinfe tills pie
turf rate! ill A.
Tuesday and Wednesday
A double feature again The
suspenseful drama of a sensitive
young musician with an obsession
to kill provide* the absorbing
hackcroiitid for ''Mlrange Inlrti
ter,” In It file featured tfdmurid
Purdimi, bin Uiplno, Ann Harding
and Jacques Mergernc
Holly wood's motion picture
colony la the locale for All lid
Artists' tense drama of mystery
and murder, “(’ailing Homicide,"
•terring Mill Mllioll, in Hie second
feature of Hie double billing
the scene of the crimes lake
place In I he I,os Angeles area,
where the picture was ptmiogiapu
k
ed, and Involve* a model's buroao
on the famed Sunaet Strip Kath
loon Case is the model In t oiihlr*
Thursday and Friday
"The Oeerslayer," the Twen
tieth Century Fox (Cinemascope
production of Jamea Fennlmore
Cooper's great American epic of
the early si niggle between pin
neers and Indian* on the first
American frontier, Is I he first of
a double header The second is
"Apache Warrior," a saga of
Kalawao. the last of the great
Apache warriors. Starring rote#
are played hy Keith Larsen and
Jim bavin
"The heerslayer" tells the class
ie story of the struggle between
frontiersmen and the deadly
Huron and netware Indians, amt
stars I .ex Marker, Itita Moreno,
Forrest Tucker, Cathy O Moiuiell,
Jay C l< lippen and Callos Itivai
HULA-HOOP
CONTEST
On stage November 15th 1:00 p.m.
Doors Open 12:30
For boys and girls who attend the
Theatre on Saturday. In conjunction
with the Orpheum Theatre's regular
feature picture “Rockabilly Baby"
The following merchants, persons
and business establishments have
offered the following items as prizes
to be awarded to contestants
O KHAET A SON
ORDIIEUM THEATRE
a i><h; house
DONNELLEY A AC11KSON
mm prize)
FRONTIER SUCH'
STORTLAND
KODIAK OUTF IT'! I ICS
PATTERSON'S HARAHK
(lenultm IPdlecfln" Tolesconi* with
Looses and liibtltiHlon* on the
Stars and Planets
Record Rack
Camera and Film
$5,00 Lift Certificate
Wrist Watch
KODIAK CLEANERS
IIORBY SHOD
$5 00 (Sift (>i Hftcflte
Airplane Folk Wolf too and Gasoline
Engine (McCoy 20)
KODIAK ELEC‘I’ll 1C ASSOCIATION Cowboy Set with (iun,
llohfci and Spurs
NOIIMAN SUTI.IFF A SON Sportsmans Chromium l.aufern
I *ITV M A U 1/ l,*'l VI.. .....I.,,, li ... Cl. t i ii i ii..i
Hoys Spoil Jacket
NO KM A NS 1*11010 STUDIO A SHOD Alaska Doll (Eskimo)
Contestants will be selected from
the audience who attend the regular
matinee.
Everyone from 3 to 16 will have an
opportunity to compete who wish to
do so.
Prizes will be awarded by audience
applause and judges. Opinion ol
judges is final.
Orpheum Theatre
CITY MAKKE'I Shopping Hag Ch
LOU VEEKMAN (Alaska Steamship Co )
WOPLINGEK HER I S DRUG S TOKE
KKAT 1 ItEAUTY PARLOR
MAR LOU’S DRESS SHOD
KODIAK oil, SALES
Shopping Hug Clun k Full of Groceries
Hoys Tool (’host
Rinat* and Shampoo
Pearl Evening ling
Hoys Spoil .lacked
KODIAK TELEPHONE COMPANY
NAIM ill ION’S KAKEKY
Horseman Doll
$10 Worth of Itnkciy Hoods