City Jail Needs
Police Matrons
A call for police matrons from
among local residents went out to
day from City Police Chief R. E.
yickery.
“I would like to ask that any
ladies in town that would like to
he matrons to please contact the
department, as we are in need of
them whenever we have any fe
mals in jail,” he advised the Mir
ror.
Interested persons should con
tact Chief Vickery at the police
station for interviews.
Following is a review of the
week’s arrest record by city police:
Larry D. Hall, minor in posses
sion of liquor, $25 fine and 5 days;
Robert C. Walker, D&D, $50 bail
forf.; Mike Boskofosky, D&D, $40
bail-forf.; Reginal Griggs, speed
ing, $15 fine; Maurice W. Harmon,
minor intox, 30 days w/25 days ss;
William E. Hall. O.M.V.W.I., $50
fine w/$25 ss, 30 days w/20 ss, dr’s
lie. ss 90 days.
Charles E. Baker, minor intox.
$25 fine & 30 days ss; Lucine Mil
ler, drk, $25 bail-forf.; Clyde Ka
telinkoff, drk, $25 bail-forf.; Ron
nie Hogan. O.M.V.W.I., 20 days ss,
dr’s lie. ss 30 days; Raymond A.
Myers, P.L., $75 fine & 30 days
both ss; Teacon Chernikoff, drk,
30 days ss.
NOTICE
There will be a meeting of the
Kodiak Little League Baseball
Sunday, March 4, on the base at
the Officer’s Club at 2 p.m. All
interested persons urged to at
tend. We are in great need of
adult helpers. Both ladies and
men are needed to make our pro
gram a success. 2-1 n
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Elk’s Therapist
Visitor in Kodiak
'Richard F. Mackson RPT, Ad
ministrator for the Alaska State
Elks Association cerebral palsy
program, was a visitor in Kodiak
this week.
In Alaska since Jan. 15, the
Elks’ therapist comes from Sacra
mento, Calif. He replaced Nick
Peters, who transferred to Califor
nia about six months ago.
Mackson spent Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week here,
treating about ten patients during
his stay. He stated there were
about 15 patients in this area, and
more than 70 in the South Central
district. He plans to make peri
odic visits to Kodiak, approximate
ly every two weeks.
Arrangements for therapeutic
treatment are usually made
through local doctors. The Elk’s
Lodge here is a sponsoring mem
ber of the statewide group conduct
ing the program.
Prohibit Parking
On Mission Road
There will be no parking on the
right hand side going out from
Main Street to the city limits on
Mission Road, according to a state
ment released today by Police
Chief R. E. Vickery.
"At the present time, only cour
tesy tickets will be given out, but
as soon as signs are posted along
that route, we will begin issuing
tickets for traffic violations,” the
chief announced.
The chief also called notice to
the fact that persons who park
their vehicles “illegal, against the
traffic,” are liable in case of an
accident.
ONE-WAY
Do your very best as you go
along — no one gets to read the
proofs of life.
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to be nothing but a deadfall.
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