Classifieds
PLUMBING & HEATING—work
done. For fast and satisfying ser
vice & guaranteed work. Chase
and Copsey, Ph. 3083 or 2381 tfn
SHELIKOF CONSTRUCTION Co.
General Contractors. Ph. 3951. J
W. Tolbert, General Mgr. 6-18tfn
THRIFT SHOP—Open Saturday
afternoons at the Baptist Mission
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING—
Taping. 3 sample books, latest
designs. Free estimates, no ob
ligation. See Gene Gannon, tfn
Ph. 3361. tfn
CAMERA REPAIRING—All types
camera A projector repairing.
Rapid service, reasonable. Nor
man’s Photo Shop. S-tfn
WANTED—BOTTLES—Bring in
your 7 ox. A qt size beverage
bottles A receive cash deposit.
This includes one way and no
deposit bottles. KODIAK BOT
’ TUNG WORKS, Ph. 2244. S tfn
FOR SALE—Hick’s place at Chig
nik. 20 x 30 house partly turn.
Has fireplace, bathroom, light
plant, etc. Will sacrifice for
$1,000. George Hicks, Box 425.
Kodiak or Pi. 2642. tfn
FOR SALE—2 bdrm. furn. home.
$6500. Ph. 4541. tfn
JF YOU WANT TO DRINK, that’s
your business. If you want to
stop and need help, that’s our
business. ALCOHOLICS ANON
YMOUS. Write P.O. Box 162. In
FOR SALE—Crown Marine en
gine.. Bill Damery, Box 91. Ph.
4064. > tfn
CLOSING OUT SPECIAL--While
they last—pressure oil burners, re
conditioned & tested—new per
formance. $50. New oil burner
transformers, $16.50. Leo Sears
Co. Ph. 3461. 13-tfn
FOR SALE—Bottled gas cook
stove with trash burner. Phone
2804.
EQUIPMENT FOR RENT—Tar
heater, light plants, compressor,
cement finisher, vibrator, power
pump, cement covering, numer
ous other equipment. Ph 3081. 1
FOR THE FINEST In informal
pictures A portraits, taxen in
your home call Roger Clough,
Ph. 3271. tfn
FOR SALE—Sta-tites, plywood,
boat nails, industrial engine
parts, caterpillar parts, fire
hose, stay bolts, cement buggies,
name it we probably have it. Ph.
3081. 13-ln
FOR SALE— Vh ton Ford flatbed
truck. New engine. Ph. 4674. tfn
FOR SALE—1940 Cnev coupe.
Winterized & priced for quick
sale. Ph. 652, Whittaker, Naval
Sta. after 5 p. m. 13-tfn
FOR SALE—2 bdrm. comp. furn.
house near school area. Call 2134
or inquire Sears No. 2. 27-2nc
FOR SALE—1953 Budger House
trailer, modern and complete.
Call 4711 days, 3364 eve. and
weekends. 27-tfn
AN UNUSUAL CAR BUY—Owner
doesn’t like prospect of driving
3000 miles cross country in win
ter. Will sell 1952 Chrysler Wind
sor Deluxe 4 dr.. It 3M, new
brakes, all new parts in wheel &
master cylinders, new shocks,
new muffler, 2 like-new twbelesj
nylon suburbanites, 2 extra good
tires, car ready for winter. 1
year here. 1 owner. This is not—
repeat not—a Kodiak hot rod. It
is a most comfortable, depend
able car for years yet Will ac
cept the best reasonable offer
May be seen at Clark s G irage
this Saturday & Sunday. 3-1}
LOST—Tire, 6 x 16, & black wheel
between Max’s Drive-In & Bel
mont. Reward. Call 3641. 3-l>
NEW SKATE SHARPENER Ha
arrived. Precision gnnding, Si
pr. FIELDS SHOE SHOP. tfr
IS THERE A PROFESSIONAL oi
semi-pro photographer interest
ed in Kodak Cme Special 1 If
mm camera with F 1.4 Ektar A
Ektar wide angle converter'
June 1956 factory check & checi
film. 200 ft. film chamber. Ph
Navy 239. 3-1}
FOR SALE—21” Mahogany TV
console, $175. All channel tuner
See at Van Buren house across
from Montmartre. 3-1}
FOR SALE—5 ft. heavy cast iroi
bath tub, reasonable. Ph. 3361. t:
FOR SALE—Scott Marine Com
munications type radio. Phone
4581. tfr
FOR SALE—Double bed, S20. 148(
Hillside. 31}
FOR SALE—Mouton lur coat size
12, like new, Vi price, $50. Ph
3593. 3-1}
Enjoy the convenience of an
EXTENSION
PHONE
in your den
No need to run for the
phone when it rings, have
an extension phone right
at your elbow. You'll be
surprised how little it costs.
Decorator Colors
For the final touch have your
extension phone in color. You
have your choice of eight
distinctive decorator colors.
Kodiak Telephone, Inc.
TRAVELERS VIA PNA
Among PNA incoming passen
gers were noted Jerry Dodd, E. W.
Emerton, Pete Thomas, Vernon
Lund, Larry Anderson, Pete De
Boer, Ralph Reed, Jack Achilles,
H. J. Christianson, Sam Bergeson.
Fred Urbah, Ken Heath, Dal and
Ann Valley, Osky Weeda, R. E.
Moore, Clarence King and Leonard
Johnson.
Also arriving were E. H. Tucker,
J. R. McCook, C. Jernyn, R. E. Ben
net, John Mansuy, T. R. Cobb, Ru
dolph Brajilovich, Mr. and Mrs.
Jess Blinn and Mrs. Carl Huer.
Among the many leaving were
Delores Adler, Dr. Paul Jaeger,
Bill and Ruby Miller, Jerry and
Rose Straehan, May Cannon. Walt
er Muller, Dalmond and Ann Val
ley, Wayne Honeycutt, tier: Selig,
Louise Walker, Clinton DeWitt,
Levira Propst, Donna Moe, Meryle
Stone, Roy Richey and Harry 0.
White.
Others leaving were Richard
Miller, Robert Giger, Wayne Sie
bert, Jerry Valen, Bob King, Ben
Fahy, Alfred Gates, Paul South
well,- Bob Hickman, Lewis Jon.es,
Einer Peterson, George Seamster,
Michail Coletta, Leo Daly, M. R
Posey, Arthur Harlan, Jim Street,
Jack Lake. Lloyd Larsen, G. W
Mitchell, Paul Wennersten, Wit
liam Phillips, George Farr, Georgt
Taylor, Alvin Halverson, T. C.
Story, August Hanson, Peter Cleg
horn, George Ellis, T. E. Strom.
Ben Kempton, Lawrence Ancu-r
son, Ray Elliott, Melvin Brown and
Eric Anderson,
Others leaving include Jacque
Norvell, Eugene Berato, Richard
Houlette, Harry Landers, E. H
Paananen, William Hegeberg, D.R
Ashley, Lawrence Landstrom, Eu
gene Houlson, Wayne Luders, Wal
ter Bent, Ernie Buresh, Frederick
Glidden, William Lutz, H. K. Chris
tensen, J. A. Achilles, Sam and
Loula Dunlap, Donald Nelson, Wil
liam Keene, Garth Horn, Eric
Christiansen, John Ryan, Gene
Morgan, William Calkins, Arthu:
Booth, Elizabeth Washabaugh
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CURRENT
DIVIDEND *C/0
RATE %#
Insured to $10,000
First Federal Savings 1 Loan Assn, of Anchorage
223 Ea*t 5th Avenue • Anchorage, Aiatka
Glen Horton, George Patek and
Stephen Kahmann.
WAYNE KOZAK HAS
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Wayne Kozak was host to a
group of friends who helped him
celebrate his tenth birthday Sun
day, October 28. Following lunch
at the home of Wayne’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kozak, Mill
Bay Road, the youngester went ice
skating.
Gertrude Selig left Tuesday for
a trip to Clayton, Indiana.
Bill and Ruby Miller left this
week for Las Vegas, Nevada,
where they will make their home
Bill has accepted a position in the
Post Office there.
The Millers worked at the Mont
martre Inn while here. Bill also
worked in the Post Office.
RECREATIONAL PROGRAM
POSTPONED ONE DAY
The Elementary Recreational
program, normally scheduled for
Tuesday, has been postponed one
day, and will be held Wednesday
of next week instead.
PHONE
3434
Orpheum Theatre
TODAY—SATUEDAY
Maline? at 2:00
Evening at 7:00 • 1WX*
TUESDAY A WEDNESDAY
7:00 — 9:00 p m
COMING—NEXT SATURDAY
Matinee at 2 p. m.
Evening — 7 & 9
SUNDAY & MONDAY
TECHNICOLOR ClNf .VaScCP'E
TNI
• Will TAM ITt
NOTE—SPECIAL SHOW TIME
SHOWS at—2:00 - 4:25 - 7:00 - 9:20
Monday—7:00 - 9:20
j Notice To Wafer Users
We wish to call your attention to the possible recurrence of last
winter’s accute water shortage, due to wastage, if the sama praL
tices are continued . Lets utilize the supply wisely!
3 ORDINANCE 109 READS AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 20: WASTAGE OF WATER PROHIBITED. THE PRACTICE OF
PERMITTING FAUCETS, TAPS, OR PIPES TO RUN CON
TINUOUSLY IN ORDER TO PREVENT FREEZING DUR
ING COLD WEATHER, SHALL BE DEEMED A VIOLATION
H OF THIS ORDINANCE.
SECTION 21- PENALTY OF VIOLATION. ANY FEKSUN UK FHitvSUiNo
VIOLATING THE PROVISIONS OF THIS ORDINANCE OR
FAILING TO COMPLY WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE
SAME SHALL BE DEEMED GUILTY OF A MISDEMEANOR
AND UPON CONVICTION THEREOF BEFORE THE MUNI
CIPAL MAGISTRATE BE FINED NOT LESS THAN FIVE
(5.00) DOLLARS NOR MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED
(100.C0) DOLLARS OR IMPRISONMENT IN THE CITY JAIL
FOR NOT MORE THAN THIRTY (30) DAYS, OR BY BOTH
SUCH FINE AND IMPRISONMENT.
Repair all leaks and insulate your water pipes against freezing.
Avoid the cast and emharassment concomitant with violation.
Charles R. Truitt
City Manager