Library Open House Set For Thursday
The Kodiak Community Library
will hold open house next Thurs
day, April 20 between the hours
of 7:30 p. m. and 9:30 p. m.
The library building is located
Court Cases
The following persons appeared
before the City Magistrate on
charges as given, with convictions
as follows:
Paul A. Skoog. charged with be
ing intoxicated, given a 30-day sen
tence; Kenneth Keller, assault and
trespass, ease dismissed; Douglas
B. McGrath, minor intoxicated, $25
bail, forfeited; Kris Johnson, ar
rested on a drunk charge, forfeited
bail of $25; Gerald Gundlach,
charged with purchasing liquor for
a minor, fined $75 with $25 sus
pended.
A fine of $25 was imposed on
three men who were convicted on
charges of a minor being drunk
and disorderly. The men were Rich
ard L. Feys, Max A. Anderson and
William H. Givens. Arthur Chris
toffersen was fined $150 and given
a 30-day sentence, which was sus
pended, when he appeared before
the magistrate on a charge of op
erating a motor vehicle while in
toxicated and also on a hit and run
charge. Court recommended to
State his dirver’s license be sus
pended for one year.
The case of John R. Weston,
charged with purchasing liquor for
a minor, was turned over to the
State Court. He was fined $250 and
given a 90-day sentence, the latter,
suspended. Orvil C. Young was sen
tenced to 30 days, which was sus
pended, when arrested on an as
sault charge.
Persons with the following li
censed cars have until April 17 to
pay traffic tickets issued against
them: C-31-360; 18182; 19285. War
rants for their arrests will be is
sued after that date.
Easier Money
For Mortgages
WASHINGTON (A5)—The Fed
eral National Mortgage Associa
tion increased by two points the
price it is willing to pay for home
mortgages in Alaska, The move
seeks to make easier home financ
ing there.
A spokesman said three changes
were made: For mortgages bear
ing 5% per cent, the interest price
raised from 95 per cent to 97 per
cent of par; for 514 per cent in
terest mortgages it raised the price
from 93 per cent of 95 per cent;
for 514 per cent interest loans were
raised from 91 per cent to 93 per
cent. The changes are effective
immediately.
on the downtown school grounds.
The public is invited.
Well Child Study
Every Wednesday
Each Wednesday afternoon from
2:00 to 4:00 p. m. a Well Child Con
ference will be held at the Kodiak
Health Center. Children attending
this conference may get their regu
lar immunization against Polio,
Diphtheria, Whooping Cough, Ty
phoid Fever and Smallpox.
Immunization Clinics for all
other children and adults will be
conducted each Thursday after
noon from 3:00 to 4:30 p. m. Any
one desiring more information re
garding these clinics should call
the Kodiak Health Center, tele
phone number 486—2831.
“Ladies’ Night”
At Toastmasters
It will be “Ladies’ Night” at
Toastmasters next Tuesday, April
18 when the club meets for their
last session prior to recessing for
the summer.
All members are urged to bring
their wives or dates and other
guests. The meeting will be held
at the Montmartre Inn.
Ken Stanford has been ap
pointed toastmaster for the eve
ning. Guy Powell, Tom Meade and
Herb Downing will deliver the
speeches of the evening.
After Tuesday, meetings will be
discontinued until mid-September.
Economic Advisory
Council Proposed
JUNEAU (/P)—Sen. George B.
McNabb, Fairbanks Democrat, said
he recommended to Gov. Egan that
he establish an economic advisory
council to seek solutions to the fin
ancial problems facing the state.
McNabb said: “Alaska is facing
economic crisis. We are confronted
with a record budget, increased
taxes, larger welfare rolls, greater
unemployment. If there is a solu
tion it can only be found at a con
ference table where every segment
of our economy is represented.”
McNabb said he envisioned a
council of representatives of bank
ing, mining, construction, fishing,
logging, wholesale and retail
trades, tourism, League of Alaskan
Cities, organized labor and the
legislature.
Rescue
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The Lestenkofs were put aboard
the Coast Guard amphibian for
transfer to the Alaska Native
Health Service Hospital at An
chorage. Dr. Guarino and the nurse
accompanied the patients, treating
enroute.
Now Available
A Complete
Tablet and Grave Marker Service
Many designs to choose from.
ORDER NOW!
TO ARRIVE AND BE PLACED BY MEMORIAL DAY
PERMANENT GRANITE GRAVE MARKERS
Available In 9 Colors
Most Popular Size Under See Walt Muller
$100.00 Engraving Included. Phone 486—5110
Orders Must Be Placed Now to Allow Sufficient Time For
Engraving and Shipping to Arrive Before Memorial Day.
KODIAK MORTDARY
4 Girls Selected
For HS Who’s Who
The biographies of four Kodiak
high school students will be in
cluded in the 1960-61 edition of the
book, “Who’s Who Among Student
Leaders in High Schools of Amer
ica, which will be published this
summer.
The four selected were Audrey
Jane Beck, Jerilynn Celia Smith,
Carol Ann Vail and Gail Catharine
Zieba.
Nominees have been selected by
a committee representing the ad
ministration, and the faculty. Each
candidate was selected on the basis
of scholarship, general leadership,
and cooperation in educational and
extra-curricular activities.
Students whose biographies have
been accepted to appear in the pub
lication will receive a certificate
of recognition from the publishers
and they may also purchase the
organization’s Key Emblem. In ad
dition, each entrant is eligible for
the benefits of the Student Place
ment Service if he needs assistance
in making employment contacts or
in supplying college recommenda
tions.
Since the entire school year is
required to compile and print the
publication, each new edition is
usually released the following sum
mer. A copy of the book will be
sent to the school library.
FOR A RICHER, FULLER
LIFE YEAR ROUND, READ
National Library Week
April 16-22,1961
Reading enriches the mind,
satisfies the spirit, increases
knowledge, stirs the imagi
nation. During National Li
brary Week — and through
out the year — use and
support your library I Build
your own home library. "For
a fuller, richer life—Read!"
KENNEDY PITCHING—President Kennedy makes a second
toss in getting the baseball season started at Washington’s Griffith
Stadium. From left: Vice President Lyndon Johnson, Secretary of
Welfare Abraham Ribicoff, Assistant Press Secretary Andrew
Hatcher, Senator Hubert Humphrey (D-Minn) and Senator George
Dirksen (Rill.) (AP Wirephoto
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