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Fishermen Freed
On State Charge
Three Seldovia fishermen, Eu
gene and Victor Cameron and Rus
sell Jackson, were acquitted
Wednesday afternoon by a jury on
a complaint filed by the State of
Alaska that they were fishing
within 500 yards of the terminus
of the Aniakchak River.
Appearing in behalf of the de
fendants was Attorney Roy Mad
sen of Kodiak, while Dist. Attor
ney James Merbs of Anchorage was
in charge of prosecution. The jury
was out less than an hour.
Hospital News
BIRTHS
July 22—Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Ron Batchelor, a daughter Jana
Kyle, weight seven pounds 14
ounces, and to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Pemberton, a son, Bryan
David, weight nine pounds, one
ounce.
ADMITTED
Mrs. Mona LaPier, Teacon Pe
terson, Violet Larionoff, Bill Bos
kofski, Mrs. Nadia Kopun, Kim
Sugak, Clifford Selig, Emil Fon
dahn, and Gregory Yakanak.
DISCHARGED
Mrs. Mona LaPier, Voliet Lario
noff, Agnes Frump, Ruby Burk,
Diane Nelson, Mary Siminoff.
Kodiak Family
Depart For South
Mrs. Palma Lere of Whittier,
Calif., who has been visiting with
her daughter and son-in-law, Viv
ian and Russ Panchot, for the past
three months, will return to her
home Saturday. She says she has
enjoyed her visit to Kodiak but
prefers the sun and smog of Calif.
Also leaving Saturday will be the
Panchots who are making a trip
to Fargo, N.D., to visit friends and
relatives. Enroute home they will
attend the Fair in Seattle and be
back in Kodiak Aug. 14.
Mr. Panchot is manager of the
Elks Bowling Lanes.
NOTICE
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The Pathway running across Lot
No. Five (5) of Block No. One (1)
of U.S. Survey No. 2319 of the
Island Lake Subdivision, will be
closed for a period of Twenty Four
(24) hours beginning at 0700 a.m.
Saturday, July 28, until 0700 a.m.
Sunday, July 29, 1962.
James C. Wheeler
Claudia N. Wheeler
Legal Notice
IN THE UNTED STATES
DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
DISTRICT OF ALASKA AT
ANCHORAGE, IN ADMIRALTY
NOTICE OF ARREST
FIDALGO ISLAND )
PACKING CO., INC., )
Libelant, )
vs. )
The Oil Screw )
MARGUERITE, her )
engines, etc., et al, )
Respondents, )
ROY CULBERTSON and )
LAURA CULBERTSON, )
and ALASKA )
PACKERS ASSOCIATION,)
Intervening Libelants, )
vs. )
The Oil Screw )
MARGUERITE, her )
engines, etc., et al . ., E. C.)
ONLEY and JANE DOE )
ONLEY, his wife, )
Respondents. )
No. A-33-62, Adm.
Notice is hereby given that I
have arrested the Oil Screw Mar
guerite, Official No. 214815, li
censed under permanent Registry
No. 239, issued at Seattle, Washing
ton, in a cause civil and maritime,
for the foreclosure of a second
preferred mortgage of vessel in the
amount of $3,000.00, plus interest
at 5% per annum from May 19,
1959. Monition and process is re
turnable before the above-entitled
court at the United States Court
House, Anchorage, Alaska, on Au
gust 21st, 1952, at the hour of 10:00
A.M., and all persons interested
must appear or default and con
demnation and sale will be or
dered.
DATED this 19th day of July,
1962.
George A. Bayer
United States Marshal
United States Court
District of Alaska at Anchorage
By Charles R. Pierson, Deputy
Publish July 20 and 27
TO GET FAMILY
Dr. Bob Johnson departed from
Kodiak Tuesday via PNA to meet
his family in Seattle. He will re
turn with them to Kodiak Tuesday.
MONEY
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Money is future purchasing power.
In our respective occupations we render service to society, for
which we receive food, shelter, clothing and other necessities,
and luxuries in quantities commensurate with our earning ca
pacity.
We do not really receive these items as such, instead, we receive
future purchasing power in the form of money, with which to
purchase these items as we need them in the future.
Too often, we view money as something to be used immediately,
instead of something to be used as future purchasing power.
It is our business to help you get more power out of your future
purchasing power.
Please come in and ask us about it.
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