Soviet In Orbit On TV Screen
This is how British television viewers saw Russia’s third man in
space on their screens late Aug. 11. This picture of Maj. Andrian
G. Nikolayev in action in his space vehicle was picked up from a
signal received and recorded in Moscow and then relayed on the
Eurovision television link. It was recorded by BBC and later in
cluded in the BBC late evening newscast.
—(AP Wirephoto via radio from London)
HOME FROM SC HOOL
Mary Cornelius returned Satur
day alter attending summer school
at the University of Portland.
While in the Northwest she stayed
with Mr. and Mrs. Don Morgan at
Vancouver, Wash. Morgan is for
mer high school principal in Ko
diak.
COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
One case of tuberculosis and two
gonorrhea infections were reported
from the Kodiak area to the Alaska
Department of Health and Wel
fare, Division of Public Health for
the period ending Aug. 10.
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To Pass The Test, Look Your Best
SHOWER BRYAN & CURLEY
HEAR AT
CURLEY S BARBER SHOP
OPEN 10 A.M. to 8 P.M.
(Closed Mondays)
For Appointment Call 486—2442
MORE THAN A BOOT
FEATURING
(Non-Skid, Self-Cleaning)
• Oro Russet Leather Uppers
• Original "Sweat-Proof" Leather
Insoles
Leonard Hopkins
Alaska Representative
Driver Receives 30-Day Jail Sentence
And $200 Fine For Striking Pedestrian
Benton (Benny) Pringle, 44-year
old Kodiak bartender, was handed
a $200 fine and sentenced to d0
days in jail, Friday, after being
found guilty of driving while un
der the influence of intoxicants
and in such a manner as to cause
injury to Mrs. James S. Anderson,
Sr., on the morning of Aug. 6 on
Alaska Way.
The sentence was handed down
by Magistrate Mabel Fenner.
Lyceum Started
To Sponsor Arts,
Drama In Kodiak
An organization known as the
“Lyceum” was founded Saturday
in Kodiak which will present
Alaska Music Trails presentations
and other such activities as drama
productions, lectures and possibly
foreign movies.
Named as president was Dr. Bob
Johnson, and Jo Keers, and Jim
Barr will serve as secretary and
treasurer, respectively.
Lycem is an outgrowth of a
group called the Kodiak Cultural
Association which was started to
take over the Alaska Music Trails
programs formerly managed by
the Business and Professional
Women’s Club.
Committees for the forthcoming
concert season were appointed at
Saturday’s meeting which present
ly is composed of 12 members.
Legal Notice
NOTICE OF POSTING
TIDELANDS SUBDIVISION
PLAT AND PASSAGE OF
TIDELANDS ORDINANCE
Notice is hereby given that
copies of the official subdivision
plat of the tide and submerged
lands conveyed by the State of
Alaska to the City of Kodiak on
April 12, 1962 has been posted at
4:00 p.m. Alaska standard time
August 17, 1962 at (1) the office
of the City Clerk, City Hall, (2)
the National Bank of Alaska, Ko
diak Branch, and (3) Post Office
building
Notice is also given that the
Common Council of the City of Ko
diak has adopted on July 26, 1962
Ordinance No. 251, for the pur
pose of protecting occupants of
the tide and or submerged lands
having preference rights, to af
ford due process of law, to provide
procedures for applying for the
exercise of perference rights, for
hearing and adjudicating adverse
claims, and for conveying title to
occupants holding preference
rights as defined by law and the
ordinance; said ordinance becomes
effective August 26, 1962, after
which date application will be ac
cepted by the City of Kodiak for
the exercise of preference rights
for a period of two years, or until
August 26, 1964.
Any and all persons having or
claiming preference rights pro
vided by law to any part or parts
of the subdivided land embraced
within the boundaries of said sub
division plat, who fail to make ap
plication to exercise such prefer
ence rights under the provisions of
said Ordinance No. 251 within two
(2) years from August 26, 1962,
shall have forfeited their prefer
ence rights provided by law and
the ordinance.
Copies of Ordinance No. 251 and
application forms are available at
the office of the Clerk of the City.
City Clerk-Treasurer
Douglas G. Preston
Publish Aug. 17, 24, 31
and Sept 7, 1962
In addition Pringle must also
pay all hospital expenses incurred
by Mrs. Anderson.
A car driven by Pringle jumped
the curbing on Alaska Way strik
ing Mrs. Anderson who was walk
ing on the sidewalk. She was
knocked a distance of some eight
feet. Officers were summoned and
she was rushed to Griffin Memorial
hospital where she remained over
night for treatment of bruises and
lacerations.
STONE REELECTED
William W. Stone, superinten
dent of the Kodiak Baptist Mis
sion, was reelected president of
the Alaska Association of Child
Caring Institutions at a three-day
session held this week at the
Alaska Methodist University.
Following the conference Supt.
and Mrs. Stone left for a four
month’s trip to the Lower 48.
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MOTHERS LOSE
The superiority of the feminine
sex failed to live up to advance
billing this week as the boys
downed the Mothers 16-13 in a
game at the Little League Park on
Monday evening.
AT CENTURY 21
Registering at the Alaska ex
hibit at Century 21 in Seattle on
August 3 were Dick Veerman, Mrs.
Burnie Lindsey, Heather and Judy
Lindsey, and Becky, Robbie and
Betty Hughes, all of Kodiak.
T he man or woman who is too
busy to take a vacation is in for a
[treat surprise; when he, or she,
dies, the world will hardly miss
them.
MECCA WRECKER SERVICE
Insured Service
24 hours
I’ll. 486—5637 or 486—2255
SUNDAY SPECIALS
Cheese Cake. 200 Slice
Rhubarb Pie. 600 Ea.
NAUGHTON S BAKERY
Open Day & Nite
Phone 486—2600
ATTENTION PLEASE'!!
Anyone desiring to bowl in Winter League and who is
not already a member of a team is asked to please contact
THE ELKS LANES
At 486-5222
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Leave your name and telephone number.
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A sincere and earnest effort will be made to place he or
she on a team before league bowling begins.
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THE ELKS BOWLING LANES