Dave Fremming Te
Represent NYLIC
In Kodiak Area
Indicative of the growing aware
ness by the business, commercial
and financial interests throughout
the state of Kodiak’s fast-growing
population and healthy economic
condition, was the appointment
this month by the New York Life
Insurance Company of a Kodiak
resident, Dave Fremming, as its
Field Underwriter on a full-time
basis.
Fremming, 23, is married and
has two daughters and both he and
his wife, Sandra, are from long
time Alaskan families. Both orig
inally came from Juneau where
they were reared and schooled.
Dave, who was employed in the
accounting offices of Alaska Pack
ers Association here and with Don
nelley & Acheson before that, prior
to being appointed to represent
NYLIC in the Kodiak area, said
that he, like the firm, was thor
oughly convinced that Kodiak’s fu
ture was bright and promising.
“I have made Kodiak my home
and, of course, want to see it grow
and prosper,” Fremming said, add
ing, “it is a pleasure to be associ
ated with a firm like NYLIC which
shares these same feelings. I think
their apointment of a full-time
field representative for the Kodiak
area indicates their confidence in
Kodiak’s future as a prosperous
community with a sound economic
base."
The firm handles various types
of insurance including life, acci
dent and sickness, annuities and
pension plans, according to Frem
ming who said that for a time he
will be operating out of his home
but plans on establishing an office
later. He lives at 1305 Birch in
Aleutian Homes and his phone is
486—2826.
Raw Milk Products
Against State Law
State official made dear this
wteek that they would enforce 6tate
ilaws prohibiting the sale of Raw
milk products in the Kodiak area.
! Regional Health Officer Thomas
rR. McGowan, M.D., Dr. P. H. of
'the Department of Health and Wel
fare today issued the following
‘statement:
' “Currently, there are no certified
Producer-Distributor dairies on the
Island of Kodiak. AH local milk
products which are bought or sold
are in violation of State Codes
and persons connected with such il
licit sales are subject to prosecu
tion. Besides violating the State
Laws, those persons dealing with
Raw Unpastuerized milk are pre
senting the Public with a disease
potential as pointed out in last
Week’s Kodiak Mirror.”
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Dave Fremming
Legal Notice
THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR
THE STATE OF ALASKA
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
FRANK B. LEE and HELEN )
M. LEE, husband and Wife, )
VITRESSE YOUNG and )
MARIE YOUNG, husband and )
Wife, and )
CARL D. HUER and ANTJIE )
L. HEUR, husband and wife. )
Plaintiffs )
vs. )
CHRISTINE M. LARSEN TOL-)
BERT, MARY HAGEIN JOHN- )
SON, ANN HOLLAND Me- )
CLARRINON, REFT, ARTHUR)
MULLER, OTTO MULLER, )
MARGARET LEITE FREAD, )
ELLEN LEITE MATTHEWS, )
SELMA LEITE and HAROLD )
LEITE, and any and all other )
unknown heirs of ALEXAN- )
DRA LEITE, deceased; R. J. )
BERGSTROM, or if deceased, )
his unknown heirs or devisees; )
RICHARD WASHINGTON )
HUFF, or if deceased, his un- )
known heirs or devisees; IVER )
A. EIDE, or if deceased, his un-)
known heirs or divisees. Also )
all other persons or parties un- )
known claiming any right, title,)
estate, lien or interest in the )
various parcels of real estate )
described in the Plaintiff’s )
Complaint adverse to the Plain-)
tiffs ownership, or any cloud )
upon Plaintiff’s Title thereto. )
Defendants )
Civil Action No. 63-381
NOTICE Tp ABSENT
DEFENDANTS
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DE
FENDANTS, GREETING:
In the name of the State of Alas
ka, you and each of you are hereby
required to appear in the Superior
Court for the State of Alaska, Third
District .within thirty (30) days
after the 31st day of May, 1063,
and answer the Complaint of the
Plaintiffs in the above-entitled
cause. (
Plaintiffs in said cause demand
the following relief:
! 1 1 ■
! PAID NOTICE
Brief report of the operation of Griffin Memorial Hospital for
• the year 1962: '
Net Income from all sources ..$96,268.82
Total Expense . 85,002.22
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_
Addition to Surplus .$11,266.60
Admissions. 667
Patient days.3,178
i Newborns . 131
Meals . 21,861
Out-patients. 324
X-rays.1,235
Lab procedures. 1,680
Average cost per meal .. 88c
The surplus for the year is especially gratifying, and was made
possible largely by the generous donations of food, money, and vol
unteer service, as well as discounts granted by local firms. There
is an urgent need for expansion; Storage, patients’ bathroomms,
emergency room, service room, and others are badlv needed. New
equipment must be stored in the corridor, an unsightly and incon
venient necessity. The Hospital Advisory Board is at present explor
ing possible ways of financing an addition to the present hospital
faclity.
A Decree quietting the title to
the following-described properties
in the following-named Plaintiffs:
1. FRANK B. LEE and HELEN
M. LEE husband and wife:
Parcel One (1): That portion of
Lot Fourteen (14) of Block Nc.
Three (3) of the Leite Addition to
the City of Kodiak, Alaska, de
scribed as follows:
From the Common Corner of
Lots No. Fourteen (14) and Fif
teen (15) of said Block No. Throe
(3), fronting on Mission Road, run
Northwesterly along the Common
Boundary of Lots No. Fourteen
(14) and Fifteen (15) aforesaid, a
distance of 50 feet to the true point
of beginning, thence at right an
gles in a Northeasterly direction, a
distance of 25 feet; thence at right
angles in a Northwesterly direc
tion, a distance of approximately
100 feet to the shore of Potato
Patch Lake; thence following the
shoreline of Potato Patch Lake in
a Southwesterly direction, a dis
tance of approximately 25 feet t >
the Common Corner of Lots Four
teen (14) and Fifteen (15) front
ing on said lake; thence along the
Common Boundaries of Lots No.
Fourteen (14) and Fifteen (15),
Southeasterly, a distance of ap
proximately 100 feet to the place
of beginning, the same being a
portion of U. S. Survey No. 1681,
according to the plat of the Leite
Addition on file at the Kodiak Dis
trict Recorder’s Office, Volume L.,
page 133.
Parcel No. Two (2): All of Lot
Fifteen (15) of Block Three (3) of
the Leite Addition to the City of
Kodiak, according to the Plat of
Lot Fifteen (15), by Hugh B. Ty
ler, dated July 25, 1961, approved
by the City Council Platting Board
on July 27, 1961, and recorded Au
gust 1, 1961, with the Kodiak Dis
trict Recorder in Book 1 of Plats
at page 70, which lot is subject to
the 5 ft. by 117 ft. easement along
the Northeasterlymost Boundary
and adjacent to Lot Fourteen (14),
Block Three (3) of said Leite Ad
dition, and
That portion of Lot Fourteen
(14) of Block Three (3) of the
Leite Addition as shown and de
lineated on the above-described
Plat Plan dated July 25, 1961, and
designated as Lot Fourteen (14)
(as differentiated from Subdivision
of Lots Fourteen-A (14-A) and
Fourteen-B (14-B), and being the
Southeasterlymost 50 ft. by 50 It.
portion of the original Lot Four
teen (14) of Block Three (3),
Leite Addition, according to U. S.
Survey No. 1681.
Parcel Three (3): A portion of
Lot Fourteen (14) of Block Three
(3) of the Leite Addition desig
nated as Lot Fourteen-B (14-B) on
the Subdivision Plat Plan by Hugh
B. Tyler, dated December 25,1960,
and recorded in Volume 1 of Plats,
page 72, Kodiak Recorder’s Office,
August 24, 1961.
2. VIRTRESSE YOUNG it MA
RIE YOUNG, husband and wife:
That part of Lot No. Seven (7)
of the Ocean View Subdivision of
the City of Kodiak described as
follows:
Beginning at the Northwesterly
most Corner of said Lot No. Seven
(7) of the said Ocean View Subdi
vision as shown on the Subdivision
Survey of the Criss Leite Home
stead by Don C. Hutchings, October
15, 1947, U. S. Survey No. 1681. as
Corner No. One (1), the place of
beginning; thence N. 62° 10’ E., a
distance of 36.00 feet to Corner No.
Two (2); thence S. 27° 50’ E., a
distance of 99.28 feet to Corner No.
Three (3); thence S. 62° 10’ W., a
distance of 99.28 feet to Corner
No. One (1), the place of begin
ning.
3. CARL D. HUER & ANTJIE L.
HUER, husband and wife:
Lots No. Three (3), Four (4),
Five (5) and Five-A (5-A) of Block
Three (3) of the Leite Addition to
the City of Kodiak, EXCEPTING
that portion of Lot Three (3),
Block Three (3), of the Leite Addi
tion described as folows:
A triangular piece of land situ
ated in the Northeast Corner of
Lot Three (3), Block Three (3),
Leite Subdivision, said tract being
a part of U. S. Survey No. 1681,
more particularly described as fol
lows:
Beginning a', a point, said point
being on the East line of U. S. Sur
vey No. 1681 and N. 0° 05’ E., 38.8
feet from witness Corner C7 of U.
S. Survey No. 1681; thence S. 63°
17’ W., 94.9 feet to a point, being
the Northwest Corner of the tract;
thence S. 25° 08’ E., 196.9 feet to
a point on the East line of U. S.
Survey No. 1681; thence N. 0° 05’
E.. 220.3 feet to the point of be
ginning, containing .21 acres more
or less, and
That Tract of land designated as
Lot Eighteen-B (18-B) of U. S. Sur
vey No. 1681, beginning at Corner
No. Four (4), which is the true
point of beginning and is located
on the meander line No. Six (6) of
U. S. Survey No. 1681, between
meander Comer No. Six (6) and
angle point on said survey and a
distance of 26.14 feet from me
ander Corner No. Six (6); thence
S. 82° 57’ 10” W., a distance of
197.33 feet to Comer No. Five (5;;
thence N. 32° 20’ W., a distance of
78.82 feet to Corner No. Six (6);
thence N. 57° 13’ E. and parallell
ing Mission Road, a distance of
177.93 feet to Corner No. Seven
(7): thence S. 32° 24’ E., a distance
of 162.72 feet to Corner No. Four
(4), the true point of beginning;
and
That Tract of land designated as
Lot No. Eighteen-C (18-C) of U. S.
Survey No. 1681, beginning at Cor
ner No. One (1), which is the true
point of beginning and is located
on the Easterly Boundary of U. S.
Survey No. 1681 between meander
Coiner No. Six (6) and Corner No.
Seven (7) of said Survey and a dis
tance of 66.77 feet from meander
Corner No. Six (6); thence S. 0*
05’ W., a distance of 66.77 feet to
Corner No. Three (3), which is also
meander Corner No. Six (6) of U.
S. Survey No. 1681; thence S. 82°
57’ 10” W., a distance of 26.14 feet
to Corner No. Four (4): thence N.
32° 24’ W., a distance of 162.72 feet
to Corner No. Seven (7): thence N.
a7° 07’ E., and following Mission
Road, a distance of 60.03 feet to
Corner No. Eight (8); thence S. 32’
24’ E., a distance of 117.25 feet to
Corner No. One (1), the true point
of beginning.
Plaintiffs base their several
claims to the foregoing properties
on the fact of their, and each of
their, actual open, continuous, no
torious, exclusive and adverse pos
session, as against all the world
and for a period of more than seven
(7) years, by themselves and their
predecessors in interest.
Defendants and each of them,
are required to declare the nature
and extent of their claim or claims,
if any, to the several properties
above described, or to any part
thereof; Plaintiffs demand that
the Court declare all such claims
of the Defendants unfounded, with
out merit, and of no effect and
that the title to the several prop
erties aforesaid be quieted in the
Plaintiffs.
And in the event that you and
each of you fail to appear and an
swer. the Plaintiffs will take judg
ment against you and each of you
for want thereof, and will apply to
the Court for and the Court will
grant the relief prayed for in Plain
tiffs’ Complaint.
WITNESSETH: The Superior
Court for the State of Alaska, the
Third Judicial District, and the
Seal of the Court hereunto affixed,
on this 30th day of April, 1963.
A. M. VOKACEK
Clerk of the Superior Court
Third Judicial District
By /s/ MARILYN JOHNSTON
Deputy
Publish: May 10, 17, 24 and 31,1963
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