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PLUMBING A HEATING—work
done. For fast and satisfying ser
vice A guaranteed work. Chase
and Copsey, Ph. 3083 or 2381 tfn
THRIFT SHOP—Open Saturday
afternoons at the Baptist Mission
ACE CAB Now provides wrecker
service. Day or night. Ph. 4444.
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FOR REFRIGERATION SER
VICE. CALL 4822. tfn
WANTED—BOTTLES!—Bring in
jmur 7 oz., 12 oz., A Qt size bev
oaage bottles A receive cash de
posit. This includes 1-way A no
deposit A Miller High Life bot
tles. KODIAK BOTTLING
WORKS. tfn
FOR SALE-—2 one bdrm. furn.
houses on adjoining lots. comp,
renovated. Ex. location on Mis
sion Rd. Beautiful view. Ph.
3284 evenings A weekends, tfn
ASSEMBLY OT GOB CHURCH
1349 Willow. Ph. 3934. Rev. A
Mr*. Che*. O. Htrschy, Pastors.
Sunday School. 10 am, Morning
Wbrship. I lam, Evangelistic
Service, 7:30 pm. C. A. Servioa
Young People, 7:30 pm. Wed.
STANLEY HOMB PRODUCTS—
For information call Mrs, Hire*
cfey, Ph. 3934. tfn
FOR SALE—Why pay out your
money in rent? 2 rm house, pert
ly furn , downtown; needs re
pairs, ean easily be remodeled
or enlarged by new owner. Suf
ficient new asbestos siding avail
able for immediate installation
Included m SELLING PRICE.
SEPARATE LOT A house clear
of all encumberances, including
current city taxes. For appoint
ment Call 4062 any eve. at 6
pm tfn
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS—If
you have a drinking problem A
need help, write Box 376 or Ph.
3953. tfn
FOR SALE--1 Chev. carryall, 1
Buicfc sedan, $150 ea. Lumber,
cleaned & in bundles, $65 thous
and. % inch plaster board, $3
sheet. Bathroom fixtures, insula
tion, new fire brick nails. Frank
Uick, Sportland.
FOR SALE—15% * Bryant speed
boat plus 25 hp Evinrude. Ex.
cond. Both for $600. Call 4023
or 2062. tfn
FOR SALE—-New 2x4’s, $115 per
1000; odd sizes plywood, % & %
cheap, used. Double cast iron
kitchen sink; Heavy timbers Sc
ftcl2 planks. Gene Gannon, next
to Beachcombers. tfn
ATTENTION HAMS—BC 610 for
sale. Coils for 75, 20, 10. Also
Gonset Superceiver 6 volt all
bands for mobile rig. Call Pete
Deveau, 4672 or see at shop on
D Sc A Dock. tfn
FOR SALE—1 G.E. wash mach.
like new. $100. Call Don Bently,
Vista View. Ph. 4323. tfn
FOR SALE—Fishing boat Sum
mit, all gear complete, reason
able. See Don Bently, Vista View
or Ph. 4323. F1
FOR RENT—3 rm modern house
at 334 No. Brooklyn next door
to Elks Club. Couple only.
Available Oct. SU, CaU «e £
FOB SALE—General merchandise
store in beautiful western WaSh^
ington. Situation creates natural
monopoly. Price includes build
ing, locker plant, fixtures & 3
bdrm apt Present owner retir
ing and will remain to help you
get started. Books open to Quali
fied buyer. $12,000 will handle
Write Kenneth R. Morris, % Ar
thaud Land Co., 624 Simpson
Ave., Hoquiam, Washington.
28-3n
FOR SALE—$1250 dn & assume
contr w/bal on 24 mos buys
1956 Callair; TT 128 hrs; full
elec; many extras. Write D.V.
(Red) Underwood, Box 1913,
Anchorage or phone 72963 after
6 prm. 28-3y
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—In
COME PROPERTIES; LOTS &
ACREAGES. HOUSES FOR
RENT; LIST YOUR HOUSE
FOR QUICK SALE, FHA &
BUILDING . INFORMATION
CULVER REALTY CO. (Kodiak
Branch Oic) George H. Cor
nelius, Broker. Ph. 2761. tfn
FOR SALE—Business building m
downtown Hoquiam. Washing
ton. 3 store fronts plus 14 apart
ments. Possibility for expansion.
Modern building in excellent
condition. Can net $5,000 annu
ally. $10,000 will handle. Writs
Kenneth R. Morris, % ATthaud
Land Co., 024 Simpson Ave., Ho
quiam, Washington. 28-3n
FOR SALE—The Doghouse Cafe.
Good moneymaker, priced reas
onably. Ph. 3323 12-ln
FOR SALE—1956 Belvedere Ply
mouth, approx 6,600 mi. Push
button drho, power steering,
heater, ex. cond. $2,100. Call Lt.
Waterman. tfn
FOR SALE—Frigidare auto, wash
mach., used about 1 yr., needs
minor repair. Call 764^ Lt.
Waterman, 764. tfn
FOR SALE—1 maple dinette set, 1
light mahog. coffee table, 1
childs overstuffed platform rock
er, childs doll buggy, bicycle &
toys. Samson card table & chairs.
Ph. 573, see at Qtrs. 30F-B, Civ.
Hill. 12-ln
FOR SALE— 1952 American, 36’ 2
bdrm house trailer, Can vacate
immediately. See at any time at
Pratt’s Trailer Ct. No. 12. 12-2y
FOR RENT—Furn 1 bdrm house,
downtown location, ldy facilities.
Jack Metzgar, Ph. 2093. 12-ly
FOR AVON COSMETICS—
•‘Christmas Specials”. Mrs. Koe
nig, 1681 Pine Crescent. Ph.
3962. 12-ly
FOR SALE—’52 Chev 2 dr Power
glide Dellx, 1 owner. R&H, direc
tional lights, undercoat, also a
36” x 36” all aluminum carriage
rack & a good set of chains.
Price—$580. Can be seen ARD
31 or at residence 8-A, Lake
Louise. For info dial 455 or’ 9
120, Chief Hoar. 12-ly
FOR RENT—3 bdrm furn house
with view. Across from new
school house. Ph. 2523. 12-ly
SURVEY ON SEARS ROEBUCK
Automatic washers & dryers,
Kenmore. Attempting to obtain
regular service for this equip
ment in Kodiak. Send post card
information on model, date of
purchase, address to John Trent,
P.O. Box 8?, Kodiak. 12-ly
FOR SALE—Norge Wash mach—
wringer type. Ph. 4592. 12-ly
FOR RENT—2 bdrm.house. Call
- 3464. - ^ -* , _ 1- 12-ly
FOR RENT^-Cabin, Navy approv
ed. Ph> 2684, BUI Stone. . JL?-ly
FOR RENT—2' bdrmi house, furn.
Call 4354. 12-ly
CHILD CARE—In my home. Ph.
4163. 12-ly
FOR RENT—Furn. apt. close to
town. Ph..3523. 12-ly
FOR RENT— Comfortable home,
fully furn. Located on Carlson
Hill. Ph. 3272. 12-ln
NOTICE
The Montmartre Inn will be
open Sunday afternoons. Special
Family dinners will be served
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Girl Finds $104
On Sunday, Sonja Katelnikoff,
14, who lives at Ayer Cottage,
Kodiak Baptist Mission, picked up
an envelo^ lying in the grass, In
side was $104 in bills.
The name of the owner was
written cn the outside of the • en
velope and. the same afternoon,
Sonja had contacted her and
turned the envelope and contents.
A reward of $5 was given to her.
’ Bill Stbr superintendent of the
Mission, said “The owner doesn't
want her name mentioned. But she
really nee - d the money and was
grateful to have it returned.
USO SCHEDULE
Today: 6 p.m. Ping Pong Tourna
ment. 8 p.m. Movie “Texan
Lady”, Claudette Colbert.
Sunday: 6:30 p.m. Farewell Din
ner honoring the Sea-B<
(MCB5).
Monday: 8 p.m. Bjngo jmd card
games.
Tuesday: 2:30 p.m. Basket Weav
ing Class.
Wednesday: Open 9 a.m. to 11
p.m.
Thursday: 8 p.m. Mov e.
Friday: 2:30 p.m. Baslet Weaving
Class; 8 p.m. Colored Slides.
NO PAVING
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weather conditions. It has been
determined that sufficient suit
able rock is available in the city
quarry for the work. A large seam
of the right type rock has recently
been uncovered.
Jack Hinckel will attend the
Alaska Chamber of Commerce
meeting in Jur-au October 24, 25
and 26 as delegate from Kodiak.
The Cold. Storage plant was
again brought into discussion. A
request for another survey of th*2
CHRISTIAN LIVING
CHRISTIAN LOVING
CHRISTIAN SERVING
THE FAMILY THAT
WORSHIPS TOGETHER
\ACHIEVES TOGETHER^
Coming
Oct. 26
thru
Nov. 3
Rev. Peter uejnesa
Author & World Traveler
CHRISTIAN CENTER
property has been received by the
City from Wallace George. He
reiterated his promise to begin
work on the plant this year, but:
gave no definite date.
A committee is to be appointed
to formulate plans, in conjunction
with the USCG, for^ a “Welcome
Celebration” to the CGCutter
Storis. The Storis, one of the first
three U.S. vessels to complete a
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practical Northwest Passage, will
be stationed at Kodiak, arriving
about December X.
NOTICE
The new telephone number for
Marion T. Howe Is 2622. tfn
An important date—December
15—when the Messiah will be pre
sented.
The Community Baptist Church
“The Big White Church on the Hill”
Rev. John Molletti, Pastor
Sunday School —9:45 a.m.
Morning WTorship -—11:00 a.m.
Youth Fellowship Groups —6:30 p.m.
Evening Worship —7:30 p.m.
Mid Week Service —7-30 p.m., Wednesday
“Holding Forth The Word Of Life*
Alaska Transfer & Storage
AGENT FOB
Martin Van Lines
Wo handle Pocking, Crating and Shipping
from Kodiak to ail Alaskan potato. United
' States. Hawaii and Germany.
Phone 2233 Box 207
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PLEASE NOTE
For your convenience our Elec
tronic Secretary enables us to give
you' 24 hour telephone answering
service. DIAL 3434
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