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PITTSBURGH, UPI — A North
Braddock woman now knows the
value of good spelling.
Josephine Plocik, 30, appeared
in court yesterday on a charge
of malicous mischief. She was ac
cused of smearing paint on the
walls and floors of her home be
fore she moved out.
One sign, according to testi
mony, said, “Landlady dosen’t do
anything for you.” Asked in court
how she spells doesn’t, Mrs. Plo
cik replied: “D-o-s-e-n-t.” Judge
Thomas Marshall handed down
his verdict—guilty. She was re
primanded and ordered to pay
court costs.
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22 Methodist Ministers
Visit Alaska Churches for
‘Evangelism Week’
Twenty-two Methodist minis
ters will arrive in Alaska on Sat
urday, Feb. 20, to serve as guest
leaders in the churches of the
Alaska Methodist Mission for the
“Week of Visitation Evangelism”
from Feb. 21 to 28, it has been
announced by the Rev. Harold W.
Dahl, pastor of First Methodist
Church, Anchorage, and chairman
of the Alaska Mission Commission
on Evangelism.
The Rev. Fred P. McGinnis,
superintendent of Methodist work
in Alaska, will meet the Mission
ers in Seattle and conduct an
orientation session for them be
fore they leave for their various
Alaska assignments. The Rev.
Berlyn V. Farris, pastor of Uni
versity Methodist Church in Uni
versity City, Mo., near St. Louis,
will direct the 1960 Visitation
Evangelism program for the Gen
eral Board of Evangelism of the
Methodist Church.
The Rev. Gerald T. McCray of
this community will have as guest
leader the Rev. John A. Rawlings
of Terre Haute, Ind.
Special services will be held
Monday through Friday at 7:30
p.m. in the Community Methodist
Church. Rev. Rawlings will also
speak at the regular Sunday serv
ices next Sunday.
RAPID
BALTIMORE, UP) — A sixth
grade girl is amazing Baltimore’s
physical education teachers with
her rope-skipping ability.
Colette Yarosh, 11, swings her
rope and skips at a speed three
times the sixth-grade norm. Her
record: 150 jumps in 30 seconds,
or five jumps a second.
“It is really unbelievable,” says
Sidney Grossman, her physical
education teacher.
NOTICE OF HEARING
Notice is hereby given that
public hearings will be held on
March 21 and 22, 1960, starting at
1:00 P.M., March 21, in the Fed
eral Building, Nome, Alaska, con
cerning the adoption of proposed
regulations relating to the classi
fication, lease and sale of Alaska
surface lands and the lease and
sale of tidelands, such regulations
to be included in Title 11, Divi
sion 1, Chapter 1, Subchapter 1,
2, and 3 and Chapters 2 and 3
of ..the ..Alaska ..Administrative
Code.
The proposed regulations imple
ment, interpret and apply the
provisions of the Alaska Land
Act (Ch. 169. CIA 1959).
The proposed regulations con
cern, among others, the following
matters: General Provisions and
Definitions. Classification of
Lands, Lease and Sale of Land.
Use Permits and Limitations,
Preference Rights. Restrictions
and Reservations. Practice and
Procedure and Forms.
Any person interested in the
subject matter may appear at the
above mentioned time and place
and be heard, or may submit writ
ten statement to the Director at
or before the time of the hearing.
Copies of the proposed regula
tions may be secured from the
office of the Division of Lands,
333 "D" Street, Anchorage,
Alaska.
The Director reserves the right'
to re-schedule the hearing, giv
ing such notice as he deems reas
onable and proper in the circum
stances. if it becomes impossible
to hold the hearing at the time
or place specified herein,
hil R. Holdsworth. Commissioner.
PHIL R. HOLDSWORTH,
Commissioner,
Department of Natural
Resources.
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NWA Chamher
Fetes Departing
Civic Leaders
The NWA Chamber luncheon
on Monday was a special occa
sion, with many guests present
to bid farewell to two members
who have been active here for
many years.
Being honored was Joe Kronin
ger, U. S. Clerk of Court, who
has for several years served on
the road committee of the Cham
ber, as well as being active in
other civic projects such as bowl
ing and the ice rink for young
people. He is also a past officer
of the Rotary Club.
Joe is scheduled to be the first
Clerk of the Court for the federal
District Court in Alaska, and will
make his home in Anchorage.
Mrs. Kroninger has been with
the bank here.
Also honored was Russ Her
mann, who has been U. S. District
Attorney here for the past 6 Vi
years, and who leaves for Los
Angeles to be in a federal official
capacity there. Hermann is the
junior past president of the Cham
ber, and in his words has been
active during several of “Nome’s
crises.”
Each was presented with a
beautiful hand-carved ivory scene
from the Chamber, and their wives
each with a pair of silver sou
venir spoons.
Guests at the luncheon were
Mr. and Mrs. James St. Amour,
Tom Fink, Anchorage insurance
representative, and State Presi
dent of the Junior Chamber of
Commerce; Mrs. Axel Edman,
Mrs. Joe Kroninger, Mrs. Russ
Hermann, Mrs. M. J. Walsh, Mrs.
Christie Waldheim, and Mrs.
Janet Douglas.
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Incentive For Good
Behavior of Prisoners
Introduced In Juneau
JUNEAU, Iff) — The Judiciary
Committee of the Alaska House
of Representatives proposed a
new incentive for good behavior
in state penal institutions yester
day: Let honor prisoners have
overnight visits from their wives
and husbands.
This would also help prevent
families from breaking up, com
mittee chairman John Hellenthal
said. Hellenthal, an Anchorage
attorney, said the plan has work
ed well in other countries.
Visits would be limited to 24
hours every six months. They
would take place in the prisoner’s
cell or another place approved by
the State Commissioner of Health
and Welfare. Prisoners serving
less than six months would not
be eligble. Neither would those
who hadn’t been married six
months when sentenced.
The committee suggested the
plan as an amendment to a bill
covering prisoner care. The House
will consider the committee’s re
commendation when the bill
comes to the floor for action.
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Alaska Methodist U. Will
Launch Drive for Funds
The Alaska Methodist Univer
sity will launch a fund drive for
$1,000,000 across the entire State
of Alaska, to provide an “All
Alaska dormitory” and eight fac
ulty houses, the president’s office
announced this week. “This cam
paign is the deferred campaign
which was postponed because of
the economic conditions growing
out of the strike last year,” Fred
McGinnis, acting president, said.
Methodist churches throughout
the nation have contributed ap
proximately $2 jl 00,000 to date,
Rev. McGinnis reported. “These
gifts for our University have been
used for construction contracts
for an academic plant to care
for 400 students, classrooms, lab
oratories, utilities, roads, tem
porary office structure and an
endowment reserve.”
The “All-State” drive will get
underway immediately, and will
be concluded about April 25 to
May 1, the University committee
announces.
Honorary Chairman for the
drive for funds will be Gov. Wil
liam Egan. State Chairman for
the All-Alaska drive will be Mr.
Lewis Simpson of Anchorage, a
local businessman.
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