auowed one
HuSfiEm* AT ^CHANT
MARINE ACADEMY
va'^^a+'hailbeen allocated one
vacancy to the Merchant Marine
Acadraay at Kings Point, N.Y.,
corfwei^erUag Class of 1958> ac
cording to information given
bv E‘ L- Bartlett this week
by the Department of Commerce.
to will be Permitted
to nominate 10 candidates for the
one vacancy with the physically
qualify Alaska appointee to be
elected following the College
Entrance ^Examination Board test
to be held March 15, 1958.
Del. Bartlett will welcome ap
plications from Alaska boys be
■^veen 17 and 22 years of age.
Any boy interested should send
Delegate Bartlett his full name
and date of birth at 1013 House
Omce Building, Washington,
and complete details will be
furnished.
COURT NEWS
Magistrate’s Court
James Danks was fined $20 or
a city police complaint of being
drunk and disorderly on Novem
ber 1.
Cyrel H. Swain forfeited $5C
bail when he failed to appear or
a charge of drunk and disorderly
conduct brought by city police.
OB TABLE COAL
SET AT $1400;
ONLY $500 TO GO
Mrs. Frank Clark, president of
the Hospital Auxiliary, announc
ed that funds being donated to
ward the purchase of a new ob
stetrics table for the valley hos
pital has now reached $940.15. Re
cent contributions were made by
Mary Rowley, public health,
nurse, $10, and employees of the
Experiment Station, $48.00.
The Auxiliary has set $1400 as
their goal following discussions
with hospital supply salesmen.
This figure will include the pur
chase price and shipping costs of
the table. “This means that we
have only about $500 to go”,
Mrs. Clark pointed out. “We
hope that we may realize the
necessary funds within the very
near future so that the table may
be ordered and put to use at the
very earliest possible time”, she
added.
Individuals, organizations and
business establishments wishing
to make donations toward the
purchase of the OB table which
will replace the outdated model
now in use, may send their con
tributions to the Hospital Auxil
iary, care of Mrs. Clark.
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POSTPONED MEETING i
;i SLATED FOR NOV. 26
; | The several-times postpon- ;'
;' ed King’s Lake Camp annual;'
■ meeting has now definitely!;
| been set for the evening '
!; of Tuesday, November 26 at ;
: j 7 p.m. at the Elmendorf Air! j
!; Force Base officer’s club. Din- !;
!; ner will 'be served at $3.00 per 1;
person. Those interested in at- !;
; tending should make reserva- '
!; tions by noon of November 25 1
/ with Mrs. John Shaw, Lew ■ ;
«; Hanks or Rev. Bertran Rutan.
; A color film of King’s Lake ;
;: Camp will be shown. The j
;! movie was made by Air Force;
|; personnel. j
Rainbow Girls
Planning Dance
Rainbow Girls of the Palmer
Assembly are preparing for a
Thanksgiving Dance which they
will hold on November 23 at the
home of Muriel Hanks. All Rain
bow Girls may invite an escort
and one couple as guests. The
dance is slated to begin at 7:30
p.m.
Parents Announce
Daughter's Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Aklestad of
Palmer have announced the en
gagement of their daughter, Kar
en Ann to Jim McNeese, son of
Mr. and Mrs. George McNeese,
also of Palmer. No date has been
set for the wedding. Miss Akles
tad is a member of the juniqr
class in Palmer high school. Her
fiance, employed by the Co-Op
Creamery, graduated from the
Palmer J^igh school in 1955.
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COURT NEWS
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U. S. Commissioner's Court
Roy A. Marcotte was fined $100
and had his driver’s license re
voked for 90 days when found
guilty of a territorial police
charge of driving under the in
fuence of liquor which resulted
in an accident October 16.
Marvin Dragseth was fined $25
of which $10 was suspended when
found guilty of a territorial po
lice charge of driving in excess
of the legal limit on October 13.
John Tater was fined $350 of
which $250 was suspended when
found guilty of a Fish and Wild
life Service complaint of taking a
Dali sheep ewe October 11 in a
closed area during the closed
season on mountain sheep.
Jerry Robesta was fined $350 of
which $250 was suspended when
found guilty of a FWS* complaint*
of taking a Dali sheep ewe Oct?
1*1 in a closed area during the
closed season on mountain
sheep.
Roy F. Reierle received a three
month suspended sentence when
found guilty of an October 23 ter
ritorial police charge of conduct
ing himself in a tumultuous
manner under the influence of
liquor on a public highway.
Jack N. Chrisman was fined
$10 when found guilty of a ter
ritorial police charge of driving
without a valid driver’s license
on October 26.
Robert G. Charland was fined
$150 of which $75 was suspend
ed and had his drivers license
revoked for four months when
found guilty of a territorial po
lice charge of driving while un
der the influence of liquor Octo
ber 31.
Grady L. Price was fined $20
on a territorial police complaiht
of conducting himself in a tum
ultuous manner under the influ
ence of liquor on a public high
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way on October 31.
Michael G. Redman was fined
$50, received a 30-day suspended
sentence, and had his driver’s li
cense revoked for 90 days when
found guilty of a territorial po
lice charge of leaving the scene
of an accident on November 2.
On a second charge of driving
without a valid driver’s license
Redman was fined $10.
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