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PLUMBING & HEATING—work
done. For fast r.nd satisfying ser
vice & guaranteed work. Chase
& Copsey. Ph 3083 or 3602. tfn
THRIFT SHOP—Open Saturday
afternoons at the Baptist Mission
WANTED—BOTTLES!—Bring in
your 7 oz., 12 oz., & Qt size bev
erage bottles & receive cash de
posit. This includes 1 way & no
deposit & Miller High Life bot
tles. KODIAK BOTTLING
WORKS. tfn
ALCHOLICS ANONYMOUS: If
you have a drinking problem &
need help, write Box 376, Kodiak
or call 683. Meetings are held
at the Kodiak Health Center on
Wednesday evenings at 8 pm.
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STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS—
For information call Mrs. Ilirs
iChy. Ph 406$ * tfn
Kodiak Variety gives Alaska Gold
Stamps. tfn
BURGERS TO GO—3 for a Buck!
SPORTLAND. tfn
WELL DRILL—LOCATED ALAS
KA—Good: used machine, bar
gain price, We sell new and used
well drills, core drills, anger
drills, prospecting drills. Every
thing in; ^Applies. Contact: Pres
sey & Son. Pueblo, Colorado.
3-15Bn
MECCA WRECKER SERVICE
24 hour service. Insured carrier.
Phones 3333 or 5341 or N.S. 445.
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Ace Cab gives Alaska Gold
Stamps. tfn
ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
Mission Rd near Max's Drive-In.
Rev. & Mrs. Chas. O. Hlrschiy,
Pastors. Sunday School, 10 am.
Morning Worship, 11 am. Evan
galistic Service, 7:30 pm. C. A.
Service Young People, 7:30 pm
Wed. Ph <1062. tfn
City Market gives Alaska Gold
Stamps. tfn
MV MISS ARCTIC Now avble for
charter. Fully equipped. Diesel
powered, radar, marine tele
phone & depth recorder. Call
3462 for particulars. tfn
CASH for used merchandise. The
Outlet Second Hand Store, Ph
4922. tfn
WANTED—Housework by the
hour. Ph 5361 after 6 pm. 3-3n
FOR RENT—Furn house dntwn,
$90. Damery, Ph 4064. tfn
FOR RENT—Trailer, $75. Dam
ery, Ph 4064. tfn
WANTED—% capacity electric
drill, also hardseal ‘ grinder.’"W
'3591.-' *• • 3-ly
FOR RENT—3 rm fiurn apt
Elec stove, ref rig, wash mach..
Navy app. Close in. Ph 2054.
3-In
FOR RENT—Fully furn dntwn
apt. Inc linens. Ph 2171. tfn
FOR RENT—Clean, modern fum.
3 rms. & bath. Equipt w/new
Maytag auto, wash mach. In
town. Picture window, nice
view. Bill Worth, Cope St. Ph
3681. tfn
We give Alaska Gold Stamps at
MAX’S DRIVE INN. tfn
FOR RENT—2 rm cabin, $45.
Lauma Antons, Ph 4922. tfn
Many beautiful gifts may be yours
absolutely free by saving Alaska
Gold Stamps. tfn
BURGERS TO GO—3 for a Buck!
SPORTLAND. tfn
FOR RENT—Special winter rates
—downtown ant Ph 2473. tfn
FOR RENT—3 rm apts. furn, $60.
Harry Pinch. Ph 4922. tfn
FOR SALE—8 passenger 4 door
Ford Country sedan station
wagon. Ex eond. $1,400. Terms.
Also bldg lots inside & outside
city limits. T. T. Jackson, Box
1215. tfnc
FOR SALE—Hunting & fishing
camp in Kaiuguak Bay. Call
Park Munsey, Ph 4844. 3-lm
Save as you spend by saving
Alaska Gold Stamps. tfn
FOR SALE—16-ft. cabin cruiser,
glassed hull & accessories, $650.
Ph 2561 Sat. & Sun. afternoon
only. tfn
FOR SALE—Wash mach; dryer;
furniture; rugs; vacuum clean
ers; tools; etc. The Outlet Sec
ond Hand Store, Ph 4922. tfn
FOR SALE—2 bdrm modern
house comp furn. Located on
Mission Rd. Price $5,500-$l,000
dn, easy payments. Ph 3464. tfn
FOR SALE—Upright Underwood
typewriter, $20. Ph 3844. tfn
ISLAND FOUNTAIN FOR SALE.
Ph 4454. tfn
FOR SALE—27 ft house trailer.
Priced right for you. Trailer
No. 13, Pratt’s Trailer Ct., Ph
2771. 3-1y
FOR SALE—27 ft house trailer
w/additional rm built on. TV,
small washer & many extras.
All very good cond. See Tarvin,
Spuce St. Ph 2731. 3-ly
FOR SALE—Ken-more Cook stove,
$100; Duotherm space heater,
$40. Good cond. Ph 4944. 3-ln
FOR SALE—Furniture, radios,
guns, etc. The Outlet Second
Hand Store, Ph 4922. tfn
Friendly Talks on the
Catholic Religion
BY
Rev. Basil Doyle of Paulist Fathers
SUNDAY: WHY ARE YOU LIVING?
MONDAY: IS HEAVEN WORTH THE EFFORT?
TUESDAY: GOD’S FIRST PLAN
WEDNESDAY: THE SECOND PLAN
THURSDAY: EXCESS OF LOVE
SATURDAY: ABOLISH HELL?
SUNDAY: WHY AM I A CATHOLIC
—AT—
ST. MARY’S CHURCH, KODIAK
Sunday, May 18 to Sunday, May 25
FOR SAl4-15 ft &&lkraft,‘25
hp Evinrul, fully remote con
’ trolled, ex conch $450. Harry
McNaughton, Ph 3652. 3-ln
FOR SALE—Westinghouse , elec
hot water heater, 30 gal, used 2
yrs. Ph 523 after 5 pm. 3-1 y
FOR SALE—New Douglas fir 2 x
4’s & 4 x 4’s. $115 per M. Gene
Gannon, next to Beachcombers.
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NOTICE
The Montmartre Inn will be
open Sunday afternoons. Special
Family dinners will be served.
CULVER REALTY CO.
George H. Cornelius
(Licensed Broker)
General Real Estate
See my catalog on Lock
wall built homes.
Priced $4,000 up.
Jewelry & Watch
Repairing
Pearl & head rwtringing
Engraving — ring sizing
Diamonds tightened & reset
—F REE
Your jewelry cleaned while you
^wait
PAT GAMMON
Jeweler
Disp. Optician
Open evenings — Ph 4602
Across from Naughton’s
Bakery
Naval Station
Births
Cynthia Joanne, weighing 6 lbs.
11 ozs., was born cn> April 25 to
Nadine Isabel and James Freder
ick Eckman, ENC, USCG.
Bruce William, weighing 7 lbs.
14 ozs., was bom on April 26 to
Mary Roberta and George William
Nelson, LT., USN.
Ants-Roaches
Insert Pests of all kinds
BUHACH
California’s Great Insect Powder — 80
Years Old — still Best and Safest.
—Saf*—lasy T« U»«—Kconomkat—
“Seek ye first the king
dom of God, and His
righteousness; and
all these things shall
he added unto you.**
— _Matt. 6:33
Sunday School — 10:00
11:00
Morning Worship
Y.O.B. — 6:00
7:30
Evening Service
KASHEVAROFF STREET
INTERDENOMINATIONAL
8:00 — Y.F.C.
* * *
Elks Lodge Hero
III Youth Program
Awards were made the
National Youth Day program held
last night at the Elk’s Lodge to
the six winners in the Youth
Leadership Contest sponsored by
the Elks. The four winners in the
Youth Scholarship Division also
received awards.
In the Leadership group were
Jim Beaty, Richard Frost, Charles
Johnson, Janet Zieba, Nancy Jen
nings and Sharon Van Burnt.
Scholarship awards went to
Charles Johnson, Jim Beaty, Lila
Olsen and Carolyn Reft.
Patricia Avery, of Anchorage, a
Territorial winner, was selected
among the ten top winners in the
nation. A 17 year old New Hamp
shire girl, Virginia Marie Wuest
hoff, and an 18 year old boy,
Colin Edgar Humphrey of
Phoenix, Arizona, placed first in
the nation. Other winners were
William H. Moore, III, and Carol
L. McCollum, second place, and
James G. Nichols and Faye
Loposer in third in the 'boys and
girls division. (
National Youth Day is an annual
event sponsored, r .by the B.P.O.E.,
Eldon Lester, Exalted Ruler of the
Kodiak Lodge, conducted the pro
gram.
Nat’l Guardsmen
Return This Week
National Guardsmen returned
this week from Anchorage, where
they had joined more than 300
others from the 207th and the
20Pth Infantry Battalions in a
two week training period at Fort
Richardscu'.
The men broke camp during tin
weekend after an intensive train
ing period that found the Guards
men firing the M-l rifle on the
range and participating in a 36
hour field problem. During the
training, the men also fired
machine guns, reeoiless rifles and
howitzers.
Paralithodes eamtschatica is the
scientific name for the king crab.
Alaska Tranfer & Storage
AGENT FOR
Martin Van Linas
We beadle Packing. Crating aad Shipping
from Kodiak to all Alaeken points, United
States, Hawaii and Germany.
Phone 2233 Box 605
OR?HEUH i
For your convenie
'route Secretary
e our Eitc~
enables us
to give you 24 hour telephone an
swering service.^Dial 3434
TODAY . . ONLY . . SATURDAY
RED SKELTON
VIVIAN BLAINE
SHOW TIMES 2:00 ALSO 7:
00
and 9:00
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
Tho most Inorodltolo
naval oxplolt
7:00—9:00
NEXT SATURDAY
tessam—
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2:90 P.M. ALSO 7:00-9:00
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SUN. 3:00—5:00—7:00—9:00
MONDAY 7:00—9:00
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