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PLUMBING & HEATING—work
done. For fast and satisfying ser
vice & guaranteed work. Chase
& Copsey. Ph 3083 or 3602, tfn
THRIFT SHOP—Open Saturday
afternoons at the Baptist Mission
FOR REFRIGERATION SER
VICE. CALL 4822. tfn
WANTED—BOTTLES!—Bring in
your 7 oz., 12 oz., & Qt. size bev
erage bottles & receive cash de
posit This includes 1-way & no
aeuosit & Miller High Luc bot
tles KODIAK BOTTLING
WORKS. tfn
ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
Mission Rd near Max’s Drive-In.
Rev. & Mrs. Chas. O. Hirschy,
- Pastors. Sunday School. 10 am.
Morning Worship, 11 am. Evan
gelistic Service, 7:30 pm. C. A.
Service Young People, 7:30 pm
Wed. Ph 4062. tfft
ALCHOLICS ANONYMOUS: If
you have a drinking problem &
need help, write Box 376, Kodiak
or call 663. Meetings are held
at the Kodiak Health Center on
Wednesday evenings at 8 pm.
tfn
STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS—
For information call Mrs. Hirs
chy. Ph 4062 tfn
SWEDISH MASSAGE & Physical
therapy. Nagging backaches,
headaches and leg pains and
cramps? Why put uip with them
when relief is available? A good
stimulating and relaxing mas
sage will usually give you relief.
Ph. 2904. tfn
REDUCING—Relax while you re
duce—an inch or more a week
without diet—with diet, much
more. So safe & easy. Hips, ab
domen, thighs, legs, etc. Used
successfully by men a well as
women. Ph. 2904 for appoint
ment. tfn
LOST—Brown & white male shep
herd dog, 6 yrs old. Olsen, Ph
218. 24-ly
FOR RENT—2 bdrm downtown
furn apt, $150; 1 bdrm down
► town furn opt w/view, $91.50.
\ Marine View Apts. Ph Hudson,
2523. 25-ly
WANTED—2 bdrm furn house,
will rent or buy for low dn pay
ment. See Blackwell at Apt. 6,
Kodiak Apts, or call 4201. tfn
FOR RENT— 3 rm partially furn
house down**-— shower, refrig.
Good view Small Boat Harbor.
Ph. 3123 or 3821. tfn
FOR RENT—Furn house next to
Elks Club. $90 per mo. Ph. 4064,
Damery. tfn
FOR RENT—2 bdrm house on
Mission Rd. 1 bdrm house on
Mill Bay Rd. Ph 2373. 25-2y
FOR RENT—1 bdrm house, Miss
ion Rd. at Spruce St. Ph -iv
25-2y
FOR RENT—Heated furn apt.
Private bath. Ph 4433. 25-ly
FOR RENT—Lg trailer w/2 dble
beds, $75 per mo. Damery. Ph
4064. tfn
FOR RENT—Apartments down
town. Bill Stone, Ph 2684. tfn
FOR RENT—Special winter rates
—downtown apt. Ph 2473. tfn
FOR RENT—Fura 2 bdrm apt in
town. Ph 4922. tfn
FOR RENT—3 rms & bath. Clean,
modern furn. Nice location in
town. Picture window, good
view town & harbor. New May
tag auto. wash. mach. Bill Worth,
Cope St., Ph 3881. 25 ly
FOR RENT—Furn 1 bdrm duplex.
Ph 2581. 25-ly
FOR RENT—Furn apt, auto,
washer, drying rm, elec stove &
refrig. Heated. Near new school.
Avble Feb. 1. Ph 4841. 25-ln
FOR SALE—1 deck of logs, or any
part, at $3 ea. As-is, where-is.
Suitable for firewood, floats or
cribbing. Ph 4581. tfn
FOR SALE—2 bdrm modern
house comp furn. Located on
Mission Rd. Price $5,500. Ph
3464. tfn
AVON COSMETICS—Gifts for all
occasions. Ph 3962, Mrs Koenig.
1681 Pine Crescent. 25-ly
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FOR SALE—2-bdrm house comp
film. Lg LR. utility rm, mangle,
auto washed and dryer, deep"
freeae, TV, etc. Th 4053. tfn
FOR SALE—Navy top coat w/
liner, $15. Damery, Ph 4064. tfn
FOR RENT—House trailer. Ph
4484. 25-ln
THE OUTLET Merchandise Mart
—Hobby Shop. We buy-sell
trade anything of value. Unre
deemed watches for sale
CHEAP. Watch-clock repairing.
24 hr service, 1 yr guarantee.
Radio-TV repairing day-night.
New hobbies & models just ar
rived. See Honest Hank & save
$$$$, or ph 4922. (Formerly
Hobby Shop).
FOR SALE—See our Jan. specials.
Top coats, sport coats, slacks.
Men’s & ladle’s shoes & suit ord
er specials. Smoke stack heaters,
beautiful Lit & kitchen light fix
tures. Genuine leather subcases.
Nugget-jade-hematite rings &
jewelry. Men’s & ladle’s watches
(bring your old watch in. Wa
allow trade-in) Your dollar has
double value at Dad’s Barber
Shop. 25-ln
FOR SALE—3 pc maple LR set.
c™ be seen at 1182 Maple. Ph.
2892. 25-ly
WANTED—TV sets regardless of
age or cond. Ph. 4922 25-1 n
FOR RENT—1 bdrm house. Good
view. On Mission Rd. $35. Ph.
3461. 25-ln
FOR SEATCOVERS, floor mats &
door panels call Tracey Jcnes,
between 6-7 am or 6-7 pm. Ph
5042. Installation free. 25-in
NOTICE
The Griffin Memorial Hospital
telephone number has been chang
ed to 5001. tfn
NOT ICE
Attention P. 0. Box Holders:
Phone number for appointment
with Dr. E. E. Bach, optometrist,
should read 5451. 25-ln
Mineral Survey
r. Gold, coal and sand-gravel rank
ed one, two, three in value of
minerals produced in Alaska dur
ing 1957, according to estimates of
the Interior Department.
Total value of minerals produc
ed in 1957 is $24,921,000, a jump
of about $1,500,000 over 1956.
Information compiled by the
at $5,000,000.
Other mineral production val
ued included chromite at $427,000,
Saturday, January 11
Youth For Christ - 8 p.m.
Sunday, January 12
Sunday School, 10 a.m.
Morning Worship, 11 a.m.
Youth On The Beam, 6 p.m.
Fveni’1" Worship, 7:30 p.m.
fodioJ3,
CHRISTIAN CENTER
KA&HEVAROFF STREET
IN7&DENOMINATIQNAI
stone at $370,000, silver at $23,500
and antimony ore at $5,600.
Approximately $3,000,000 in
minerals that are classified by the
Bureau of Mines as items “that
cannot be disclosed” also was list
ed in the total Alaska production.
These classified minerals included
gem stones, platinum-group met
als,uranium ore and others.
Production of minerals in the
classified group is withheld to
avoid disclosure of individual com
pany’s confidential information.
Gold production value showed
relatively small increase of about
$25,000 over 1956, and coal produc
tion was up about 14 per cent, the
Bureau of Mines report said.
Most of the gold production
Bureau of Mines, an agency of the
Interior Department, placed the
value of gold at $7,350,000, coal
about $7,265,000 and sand-gravel
came from dredging operations at
placer mines. There were no gold
deposits reported from lode min
ing. .
Coal, produced principally in
Matanuska and Nenana fields, con
tinued to find its biggest market
at the military installations for
heating and power-generating pur
poses.
Sand-gravel value was down
about $1,105,000 from 1956, prob
ably because of the delays in
change-over of road-building re
sponsibility from the Alaska Road
Commission to the Bureau of
Public Roads. This, plus the dif
ficulty in securing easements for
road-building projects.
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