Traffic Tickets
Listed By Police
Several delinquent traffic
tickets are on file at the Polic
Station and unless they an
taken care of soon the depart
raent will be forced to sweai
out warrants, Police Chiel
Vickery said yesterday.
He explained that he hesit
ated to issue warrants foi
petty violation tickets but un
less the owners of the vehicle!
reported he had no other ai
ternative.
The following delmquer
traffic tickets are on file: L
, cense numbers for Alaska ar
* 11497, 11428, 10778, 1131
(two tickets, 11135, 11573
' 11406, 66902, 10801, 10760
,11467, 67100, 67177, 10722
j 10984. Washington AI5-472,
Oregon 327-097.
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Ars. Stafford
Hes At Seattle
Funeral services for Mrs. I
lymond J. Stafford were
;ld December 10 in Seattle. I
be former Kodiak resident;
lied December 7.
Mrs. Stafford was well
tnown in Kodiak. In recent
vaars she was interested in j
oroviding a museum in Kodiak 1
i and was at one time employed |
at the city hall.
She was a teacher in Ket
chikan, Russian Mission at
Seward, and other parts of
the territory. She was the for
mer Grace Pickrell.
Mrs. Stafford was born at {
Ashton, South Dakota, on!
November 20, 1897.
Besides her husband, Ray
mond J. Stafford, she leaves a
daughter, Mrs. Mary Clem
ents of Moose Pass, her mo
ther’ Mrs. Emma Pickrell and
brother, Amos 'Pickrell at
Indianola, Wash. and two
brothers, William Pickrell in
Seattle.
Funeral services were held
at the Johnson and Hamilton
Chapel on December 10. She
was a reader in the Christian
Science Church at Kodiak.
Following the services in
terment was made at Forest
Lawn.
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forms Available
For Cancer Aid
A questionaire and a form
for requesting financial as
sistance in the American Can
cer Society’s fight against can
cer are now available for the
local unit chairman.
Mrs. Rose Segner has a ,
supply of the forms. The ser- !
vice is offered only where i
there is a definite need for i
financial help. I
There are two kinds of aid
available. 1. Transportation
for diagnosis or treatment. 2.
Treatment by X-ray or radium!
in a clinic in Seattle when the;
patient is referred by an A. t
laskan doctor.
The society will pay trans- 1
portation to Seattle for treat
ment only, a letter from Mrs.
Mildred Hermann, command
er, Alaska division of the AC
S, said.
me amount available tor
each curable patient is $300.
The amount available for each
terminal patient is $150. These
amounts cover both trans
portation and treatment.
Except for laboratory ser
vices, all requests for aid
should be made in advance, in
Alaska, and supported by a
statement from an Alaskan
doctor.
The society cannot pay
hospitalization or doctor’s
bills except as they are tied in
with treatment by radium or
deeptherapy.
The letter to Mrs. Segner
said, “our help will be avail,
able for both terminal and
curable patients but since
ours is primarily a job of sav
ing lives, it will be availabl e
to_a'greater degree for curable
patients,”
Martz Tells Rota* >
Of Orient Trip
J. G. Martz told the kotary
Club Tuesday of his and Mrs.
viartz’s recent trip through
the Unent. The local couple
made the entire trip by air
and were gone several weeks.
They visited Tokyo, Hong
Kong, Bangkok, Manila and
other Internationally famous
cities. Martz gave an interest
ing description of the various
cities.
He said they travelled
through the courtesy of
Northwest Airlines and other
cannecting airlines. Martz is
the local agent for NWA.
Nome, located witlin a few
miles of Santa Claus’s head
quarters, had to have a Christ
mas trees flown from Fair
banks for the community cele
bration.
1 ' Olaf Halverson, former Ko
diak school teacher, was as
sited by the high school stu
dents in decorating the tree.
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The first boy to mske Eagle
Scout will be taken on a bear
hunt aboard Charles Madsen’s
yacht the Kodiak Bear III.
Madsen made the announce
ment during a reeent Court of
Honor held at Kodiak Naval
Station for Boy Scout Troops
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