Classifieds
RUMMAGE SALE—Baptist Mis
sion Sat. afternoon, 1 to 5 p.m.tf
CARPENTERS ToCAL 2162. Of
fice hours 12:00 to 1:00 p. m.
Monday thru Friday. Saturday
evening 7: 30 to 8:30 p.m. at Car
penter’s office across from Fish
erman’s Hall. Box A-1004. 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 a.m. MorningWorship 11 a.m.
Evening Worship 8 p. m. Mid
week service Wed. 8 p. m. Mr.
Hirschy, Minister. tfn
SHELIKOF CONSTRUCTION Co.
General contractors. Ph. 2061. J.
W. Tolbert, General Mgr. 6-18tfn
IF YOU HAVE Property that has
to be proved up, the time is
growing short. We have 20 vari
ous buildings for sale, where is
or will move onto your property.
See Stan Lee at Max’s Drive In.
8-20-tfn
FOR SALE—Harley-Davis motor
cycle. Good running condition,
, Sacrifice sale. Ph. 3551 or 4544
10-22-tfn
WANTED—Bottles. Bring in your
7 oz., 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—’54 Vz ton Chev. pick
up. Driven 8000 miles.Also May
tag winger type wash, mach.,
$15. Gene Gannan, 2nd house be
fore Beachcombers. 10-22-5y
FOR SALE!—1 & 2 bdrm. houses
furnished. Ph. 3264 10-29-tfn
FOR SALE—Christmas cards - un
usual - exceptionally beautiful -
Scripture text. Limited supply.
Call 2373. ll-5-2y
5LOUNT OPTICAL SERVICE—Is
now located at 1164 Willow.
Frames, lenses & repairs. Open
every Sat. from 12 to 6 pm. ll-5tf
FOR SALE—Piano, new Baldwin
spinet. Ph. 2332. 11-12-ln
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.
3414. 11-12-ln
FOR SALE—Matching daveno &
chair. Ph. 2612. 11-12-ly
FOR RENT—Automatic hot water
heated furn. apt. Elec, kitchen
with garbage disposer. Comp,
tub bath. Has 3 closets. You get
use of spinner washer & use of
inside clothes drying lines. To
inspect Ph. 3344. 11-12-ly
FOR SALE—For good mileage &
low maint. cost ’52 Plymouth 4
dr. sedan call Dr. Eckert, BOQ
236. Ex. shape. 11-12-ln
FOR SALE—reasonable. Wurlitzer
music box, 104 selections. Plays
45 & 78 rpm intermixed, Ph.
4033, Town Club. 11-12-ln
FOR SALE—Used 1949 “Super 6”
Hudson 4 dr. Make me an offer.
Call Lund, Base 688. 11-12-ly
FOR SALE—1950 Plymouth Club
Coupe, good condition. Call Lt.
Vaughn, 3428 or see at 1650 Pine
Crescent. 11-12-ly
FOR SALE—Livingroom furn. &
bdrm. suite, all maple. Contact
Palmer, 1494 Willow. 11-12-ly
FOR~SALE—1 prTskisT8% ft., 1
pr. ski poles included. $10. Bill
Worth, Ph. 2681. 11-12-ly
FOR SALE—1953 comp, furnished
house trailer. Built-on utility rm
and porch. Picket fence. Can be
purchased like rent. Call Miller,
0-614 or see at Spruce St. play
ground. ll-12-2n
LOST—Long hair brown & black
6 mo. old puppy. Brass chain on
neck. Named “Fluff.” Lost Tues.
Mission Rd. area. Please call
4271 nights or 789 days, Robi
taille. 11-12-ly
WANTED—Used Storm Windows.
Ph. 4284. 11-12-ln
FOR SALE—1 dinette table & 4
chrome chairs. Call 4472.11-12-ln
FOR SALE—Fairbanks News-Min
er All Alaskan issue at Knud
sens. Mail one to your fnends.
$.50 per copy. lr-12-ln
MISTY PEAK
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master’s degree at the Oregon uni
versity.
Arron, both a poet and a crea
tive writer, complied with Mrs.
Donoghue’s request and she began
writing the music. Last year two
events occurred which inspired
her to expedite her work. These
were the deaths of Dr. John McCall
and Elton S. Thayer, both inti
mately connected with Denali and
close personal friends of Miss Don
oghue.
Thayer, a former University of
Alaska student, died from a fall
on the sopes of Denali. Dr. McCall,
then head of the university’s geo
logy department and an accomp
lished mountain climber, led the
expidition which rescued injured
George Argus from Denali’s slopes.
He was a member of the same par
ty as Thayer. Shortly after the res
cue, Dr. McCall died from polio.
Miss Donoghue said the first per
formance of her choral work will
be dedicated to the memory of Dr.
McCall and Thayer.
The melody has a pnmative folk
quality influenced by previous
work Miss Donoghue has done on
the Eskimo folk songs. At present
she is working on transcriptions
of Eskimo folk songs which she
and Charles Lucier, anthropology
student at the university from 1950
-54, collected. These songs were re
corded on tape and Miss Donoghue
is setting them down in musical
notation so they may be published,
performed or studied by musical
scholars. She explained she is do
ing this work before the Eskimo
folk art becomes lost.
For five years Miss Donoghue
wrote the music for the University
of Washington dance drama. She
has written numerous other vocal
solos and choral selections, and
much chamber music.
The Nov. 20 concert at which
the University Chorus will present
the “Legand of Denali” will com
mence in the gymnasium at 3 p.m.
That group will sing other selec
tions. Also on the program will be
the Madrigal Singers, and the Uni
versity Band under the direction
of Prof. Tom. Brady.
HEAVY WOOL~SWEATERS_Knit
to order of Canadian yarn. Write
Box 666. ll-5-3y
B & B LOUNGE
FOR THOSE WHO HAVE NEVER ENTERED THE PORTALS OF THE B & B WE HERE OFFER A
GLIDED TOUR OF THE JOINT
On entering the front door you must either turn left or right or run into a pool table. Taking
the left turn brings you face to face with a picture on the west wall of a bunch of Indians and soldiers
scalping each other. Reminds one of a Saturday nite at the B & B. Now as you stroll by a couple of
“sleepers” on the spectators bench you come to an old music box patented in 1889. Next to this mu
seum piece stands the latest Super Squawk Box offering 100 selections, 99 Cowboy tunes and one
Chinese Boogie. This brings you to the orchestra pit where you will view a broken chair, half a set
of drums caps & hats lost the nite before, an empty coke box and a guitar player. You are now in
the “BAR” area which is a U shaped affair surrounded by seventeen two-toned stools. (Red Leath
erette on Burnt cigarrette holes). The “BACK BAR” consists of three mirrors, two beer signs,
three curiosities and a rack of Smoked Salmon. As you wrestle your way around the Bar you come
to the famous SIDE Door where more people have been thrown out of than have come in. You now
enter the back Mezzanine that has doors leading to the store room, garbage racks and the Mens and
Womens Bath Rooms. We took the bath tubs out as too many people were sleeping m them. On
vour return past the side door again you run into a couple of the greatest inventions since mouse
trans “Nickle Grabbers” commonly called pin ball machines. At this point if the “BELL ’ rings or
der a “Double Guided Cocktail”, one, and two guys will lead you out. You now enter the Danger
7one On your way out when passing the pool tables be ever watchful or you may stumble over a
cnittoon get bopped on the noggin with a flying pool ball or jabbed in the ribs by a billiard cue.
Once past this area you are again at the front door where you can relax and fall into your cab hys
terical.
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Pat Fitzgerald went to Anchor
age Tuesday for a check-up at the
Veteran’s, hospital. He returned
home Thursday.
Highway Missile
He who travels over 60 miles an
hour is not driving his ear - he’s
aiming it. _ Dallas Morriing News.
Jack J. Wurm of Palo Alto, Cali found and which divided the es
San Carlos, Calif., restaurant kite finder of the bottle. The strange
dishwasher. He stands to inherit hment and Wurm has said he would
tate left by a daughter of Isaac Sicash. (AP Wirephoto)
er. Seven year ago he found a bottfornia, smiles philosophically in a
cisco containing the only will ever hen where he is employed as a
tate between her attorney and thealf of the twelve million dollar es
case is still awaiting a final settle nger, sewing machine manufactur
gladly sell his claim for $100,000 le drifting in the surf at San Fran
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