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$1.00 minimum for first 20 words
.10 for each additional 4 words
v . Pins 2% sales tax
Payable in Advance.
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
deposit & Miller High Life bot
tles. KODIAK BOTTLING
WORKS. tfn
ASSEMBLY OF GOD' GHURCH
Mission Rd near Max's Drive-In.
Rev. & Mrs. Chas. 0. 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. tfn
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.
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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 up 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
succesfully by men a well as
women. Ph. 2904 for appoint
ment. tfn
WATCH-CLOCK & TV Repair.
The Outlet, Ph 4922. tfn
MECCA WRECKER SERVICE
24 hour service. Insured carrier.
Phones 3333 or 5341 or N.S. 445.
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PAINTING-PAPERHANGING &
Decorating. Free estimate. No
job too small. Also expert car
pentry done reasonably. Norris
& Ard, Ph 5342. i5-2y
1958 AUTOMOBILES, Any make—
Franchised dealers in 60 cities.
Full guarantee & large dis
counts. Military & civil service
only. Ph 9-119 or write: FAS CO,
Box 1, Naval Station.
FOR RENT—2 bdrm fum house
near new school. Ph 4081. 15-ln
FOR RENT—Special winter rates
—downtown apt. Ph 2473. tfn
FOR RENT—Furn 2 rm apt with
bath. Ldy fac & all utilities
furn. Call Green Apts. Ph 3864.
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FOR RENT—Newly decorated apt
comp furn. For further info call
5231 or 3333. 8-2y
FOR RENT—Sml comp remodel
ed, newly decorated, furn dwell
ing. Couple only. Ph 5451.» tfn
FOR RENT—1 bdran dntwn furn
apt w/view, $91.50. Hudson, Ph
2523 or 4024. 15-ly
FOR RENT—2 bdrm partially furn
house on Mill Bay Rd. Ph 3401,
or 2561 eves, Monday thru Fri
day.
FOR RENT—1 house trailer.
Pratt’s Trailer Ct. 15-ly
FOR RENT—1957, 35ft house trail
er at Pratt’s Trailer Ct. Ph 308-1.
15-ln
FOR RENT OR SALE—26 ft Nas
sau 1952 trailer, $67.50 per mo.
Ph 4484. tfn
FOR SALE—% size daveno. Call
2261. tfnc
FOR SALE!—Bolsey B2 camera
w/carrying case & sunshade. Ph
5451. tfn
FOR SALE—14 ft Birchcraft with
boat trailer. $200 cash. Box 291.
Burkholder, Mission Rd. 8-2y
FOR SALE—2-bdrm house comp
furn. Lg LR, utility rm, mangle,
auto washer and dryer, deep
freeze, TV, etc. Ph 4053. tfn
FOR SALE—1 deck of logs, or any
part, at $3 ea. As-is, where-is.
Suitable for firewood, floats or
cribbing. Ph 4561. tfn
FOR SALE—1951 Merc 2 dr sedan.
$250 dn, terms can be arranged.
Ph 2761. 8-2n
FOR SALE—4 Unit apt house,
modern, dwntn location. Ray
Minstrell, Ph 2523 or 4024. Box
985. tfn
FOR SALE—1 house trailer.
Pratt’s Trailer Ct. 15-ly
FOR SALE—Navy top coat w/
liner, $15. Damery, Ph 4064. tfn
FOR SALE—1942 Ford IVz ton
flatbed truck. Good tires &
brakes, nearly new motor. $200.
Harold E. Pratt. 15-ly
FOR SALE—2 bdrm modern
house comp furn. Located on
Mission Rd. Priee $5,500. Ph
3464. tfn
FOR SALE—1 couch. Ph 2071.
15-ln
FOR SALE—Spin-dryer wash,
mach. $50. Pratt’s Trailer Ct.
15-ly
FOR SALE—Like new Hot Point
dryer, $100. Ph 4081. 15-ln
THOMPSON TRANSFER
OLDEST OIL TRANSFER CO.
IN KODIAK
WE LIMIT OUR ACTIVITIES TO HAULING OIL
CONSEQUENTLY YOU CAN DEPEND UPON US TO
SERVE YOU.
BR1CH MUELLER, Prop. PHONE 3131 or 4303
City
Council
Briefs
A further discussion took place
Monday night as to moving the
Tony Perez house ajacent to the
small boat harbor, but no conclu
sion was reached, and the question
was tabled.
The Bureau of Public Roads re
quested a letter stating the City’s
non-objection to the demolition of
several concrete build mgs in the
Mil1 or Poin+ area
The City had previo *>.'v request
ed the land for r. ere; f.ional pur
poses. but as yet h^ve r> t obtained
the land. The Bureau stated, how
ever, they did not wish to grant
permission to demolish the build
ings without the prior consent of
the City.
The object in demolishing the
buildings is to use the material
for strengthening the access road
to the Naval Station, as a protec
tion against tide action.
Council members thought at
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FOR RENT
Attractive apt. near new
school. Beautiful view. Com
pletely furnished including
• electric stove, refrig., Auto
washer,heat & hot water.
Phone 4811
NOT1CF
Will the party that took the
Wollensak tape recorder from
Knudsen’s bring in the guarantee
card so that the dealer can sign
same? By so doing you won’t even
be out the expense of having the
recorder serviced. 15-ln
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NOTICE
HENRY L. AYRE AND
CLARENCE E. COURTNEY,
AGENTS FOR AMERICAN
BANKERS MORTGAGE
AND LOAN CORPORA
TION, AND AFFILIATE OF
FIRST ALASKAN INVEST
MENT COMPANY, WILL
BE AT THE KODIAK HO
TEL FOR ONE WEEK BE
GINNING FEBRUARY 15.
FAITH
Confident assurance ...
Enduring conviction ...
Resolute dependence..
Those are the basis
of a faith that brings
true peace of mind.
FAITH MOLDSJ.IFE
Sat. Feb. 15
8:00 P.M.
FILM
“SUICIDE
MOUNTAIN”
CHRISTIAN CENTER
KASHEVAROFF STREET
INTERDENOMINATIONAL
first to retain one of the buildings
for storage but unanimiusly agreed,
after discussion, to grant the
Bureau’s request.
Near Island Status
Defined By Bureau
Reclassification of a part of Near
Island is sought in an action of
the City Council. The land now
leased by the Bureau of Land
Management to individuals and
agencies, may thus be thrown open
to homesite owners.
The Bureau, in a letter to the
City Manager, stated committ
ments on the island are to the
Alaska Game Commission, for an
administrative site, authorized in
1912; a grazing lease to Loren J.
Whittington and a special land
use permit to Tom Gallagher.
Opening of the north portion of
Near Island, the letter stated,
would require the revocation of
Executive Order 8344 covering a
large area reserved for classifica
tion, insofar as such Order applied
to the Island.
The Council voted to request the
Bureau to proceed with the re
classification.
The Council split on writing off
an old utilities bill.
The utilities account of G.J.
Spracher to the amount of $115.05
was not included when Spracher’s
house was sold at a tax sale and
purchased by 0. Kraft & Son.
some time ago. Taxes and bills due
were understated as the utilities
were nut included'-at the time, and
the purchaser had paid all bills
requested.
As it was ar* oversight on the
City’s part, three Councilmen
voted it be written off, two were
against.
POLICE SLOGAN
Leave sooner, drive.slower, live
longer.
Alaska Transfer & Storage
AGENT FOR
Martin Van Lines
We handle Packing, Crating and Shipping
from Kodiak to all Alaskan points, United
States, Hawaii and Germany.
Phone 2233 Box 605
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