Local Juvenile
Authority Asked
Assignment of a State Magis
trate to Kodiak or increase in the
authority of the present Deputy
Magistrate to act in juvenile mat
ters topped a list of eight resolu
tions approved by the Kodiak
Business and Professional Wom
en’s Club for submission to the
state legislature this month.
The eight resolutions, prepared
after a study by a special legisla
tive committee, placed heavy em
phasis on establishing safeguards
aimed at prevention of the hazards
leading to juvenile problems, ac
cording to Mrs. Betty Springhill,
BPW president.
Provision of more than one state
trooper for the Kodiak area and
the establishment of a vocational
school for this area, as well as en
actment of a state-wide curfew
law, and on-the-job training for
juveniles no longer in school, were
called for by the BPW resolutions.
Following along similar lines of
preventative legislation aimed at
improving conditions were three
resolutions asking the legislature
to provide a combination parole
officer and welfare representative
who could investigate juvenile
cases and, if necessary, prefer
charges; prohibiting the return of
a parolee to an area where there
is no parole officer; and calling
upon the legislature to provide
budgetary allowances to insure
adequate and regular professional
services from psychologists, psy
chiatrists, speech and hearing
therapists and other related fields
of service.
The new Mayor of Olean (OH
LEE-AN’), New York,—Edward
Morris, won’t waste much time
commuting between his two jobs.
The women’s dress shop he oper
ates is just 49 steps from the side
door of city hall.
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S. E. Ferry Keel
Laid Last Week
The keel of Alaska’s second big
ferry boat was laid at Puget Sound
Bridge and Drydock Company in
Seattle last Friday — almost a
month ahead of schedule.
B. E. “Lew” Lewellen, Director
of the Alaska Division of Marine
Transportation advised he received
word of the early keel-laying from
Philip A. Spaulding, Seattle marine
architect who designed the ferries.
The new date doesn’t necessarily
mean that the second vessel will be
completed ahead of its scheduled
completion date of January 1,1963,
Lowellen added.
No celebration was held for the
event and as yet no name has been
announced for the second ship.
Keel laying for the third vessel for
the Southeastern ferry run is
scheduled for June 7, the director
stated.
Allow No Parking
Along Base Road
Absolutely no parking will be
permitted along the bay side of the
base road, Police Chief R. E. Vick
ery warned today.
“The No Parking signs we had
along the road have disappeared
but we intend to vigorously enforce
this prohibition as there have been
reports of numerous violations re
cently, the chief stated.
“Parking is permitted on the
hill side of the base road—and only
the hill side—he emphasized.
“Driving is hazardous enough as it
is without thoughtless drivers add
ing further unnecessary and dan
gerous obstacles to base traffic, “he
added.
WORRY FREE
Mortgages in this day and age
are almost a necessity, but a man’s
conscience should always be kept
unencumbered.
Total Closure Of
Bristol Bay Eyed
Total closure of Bristol Bay for
commercial salmon fishing re
mains a strong possibility hinging
on the extent of Japanese high seas
operations, according to a warning
issued this week by Chairman Roy
Selfridge of the Alaska Depart
ment of Fish and Game.
“Future runs have to be provid
ed for by allowing adequate escape
ment. The Board’s regulations are
based upon the assumption that the
Japanese will acknowledge this
also and excercise restraint. If
they don’t—if their fishing efforts
are comparable to that of the past
two years—the entire basis for the
Board’s decision would be changed
with the probable result that total
closure might be necessary in some,
if not all, districts of the Bay with
a subsequent dire impact on the
local economy,” Selfridge stated.
Southampton, England—Leonard
Mehennet—who is divorced from
his wife—has been living in a gar
den shed at their home for the past
five years. A judge ruled Mehen
net’s wife had no legal grounds
for trying to evict him. And the 53
year-old Mehennet said, “I’m going
on living there. I may even enlarge
it.”
Men who h«ve talent for criticism
fail to use it on themselves.
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