Vickery’s Report
The month of August was
a busy one for the local police
department, each department
of law violations taking a de
cided jump.
During the month of July
there were 11 infractions of
the sobriety ordinance as
compared to 27 for the month
of August. The 27 violators
paid $570 in fines, 65 days sen
tenses were suspended, and 4
served time because of inca
pability to pay their fines.
$352 was paid in bail forfei
ture by those not appearing
for trial.
One person was arrested
Jor drunk and disorderly con
duct, paid a $75 fine and re
ceived 15 days jail sentence
which were suspended. Seven
were arrested for drunk and
disorderly conduct and given
fines amounting to $405 and:
received 40 days jail sentences
which were suspended. One
person arrested for drunk and
disorderly conduct received a
$50 fine and is serving a 60
day sentence for inability to
pay.
There was one case of reck
less driving for the month of
August r esulting in a $35
fine and 15 days suspended
jail sentence.
One person was arrested
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for operating a motor vemcle
without proper drivers license
and was fined $60 and given
10 days in jail which was sus
pended.
In summary there were 105
arrested for offenses other
than traffic citations and $1,
145 collected in fines.
In the traffic division there
were 52 tickets issued and of
this number 38 paid their
fines. One traffic accident was
reported and the approximate
damage was set at $50.
$22 50 was collected for dogs
boarded in the city pound, $38
collected from dog licenses of
dogs that were picked up with
out licenses and 2 dogs were
put to death. ,
There was 1 fire call; 38 in
vestigations by the police de
partment; one death the de
partment responded to call; 3
ambulance calls end 2 busi
ness establishments left un
locked.
Diane Philips Becomes
Bride Of Don Bentley
Diane Philips and Don A.
Bentley were united in mar
riage at the Baptist Gtiureh in
a very pretty ceremony by
Reverend John Molletti. ■ 1 ■ .
Thebride was lovely,dressed
in a tourquoise, ballerino leng
th gown with all white asses
sories and she carried a nose
gay of beautiful whiteorchids.
The bridesmaide, Miss Shar
on Hoskins, was attired in a
pink ballerino length gown,
and carried a corsage of white
orchids.
The best man was the brides
maids brother, Richard Hos
kins.
Following the wedding cere
mony, chere was a lovely re
ception held at the Montmartre
Inn at which 250 guasts were
present.
i The happy young couple will
be at home to their 1 host of
friends at their home on Mis
sion Road.
NOTICE
Kodiak Branch, N.A.A.C.P.
Annual Dinner and Dance,
Semi Formal at the Elks Club
Saturday night. Sept. 25 at
7:30 until ? Admission $5.00
GAME NIGHT
EVERY
WEDNESDAY
8:30 PM
ELKS
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Ssnne t Car Rams
Parked Heglin Car
Richard H. Bennett and his ■
wife Eileen, were involved in I
an automobile accident early!
Sunday morning which could
have been very disasterous to
both of the occupants of the
Bennett car, a 1936 Plymouth
Sedan.
On approaching Kashavaroff
Street at Mill Bay Road, the
Bennett car ran into Herbert
Heglin’s parked car, swerving
into the Heglin yard and turn
ing over. The top of the car
was demolished and the two
occupants were roost fortunate
in being uninjured.
Ine squad car arrived just
in time to assist Mrs. Bennett
out of the overturned car.
Both the Bennetts were
shaken up but other than that
were uninjured.
After being released from
the hospital Bennett was ar
rested for reckless driving,
tried in City Magistrates
Court, plead guilty as charged
and received a $100 fine, 30
days in jail, which was sus
pended, and his drivers li
cense was revoked tor one
year.
During Girl Scout Week the
Community Committee are
planning a tea for mothersand
daughters.
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