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sPANN, ROBERT. On Friday, March
pltaf RoBERT sPxNN q SO Que
81. NV. He leaves 9 devoted wife,
Mrs. Sadie sparin: one son. Nathan
iel Hardin; one daughter. Wilhel-
spann: one brother, Jimmie Spann,
nieees, nephews and q host OF other
relatives and many friends. From
to 10 pm. Thursday. March Z.
friends may call al the Henry 8.
Washington q Sons Funeral Home,
1925 DeAne ave. ne, Funeral serY-
ices on Friday, March \, at I pm.
Al the Third Baptist Church. 9Th
and Que SITS NV. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery,
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JOHNSON, Jamie MAY. On Mon.

day. Mareh 4. 1888. Al oso gH
JOHNSON Of sos q ST. ne, IL
beloved wife Of Lloyd W. johnson,
dapshter OF Lucinda Gray, sister OF
psI,s ,cope si,ss Estslls oladley.
0ladney, She also is survived by
other relatives and friends, After
pm. Wednesday, March 3, friends
may call at the William spangler
Funeral Home. B24 8th 1T. ne. Fu-
neral services will be held 81 the
New samaritan Baptist Church, 624
bth st. ne. ThurBoay night, March
At pm. Interment on Friday.
March 3, Arlington National Gene
terry.
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LUDLUMl CLANIssA MATILDA Ian
MAN s;,S on Tu,sd .yy,, March !. w, Ky
ShnEUaA Of AAdaI ahsftscn H. tA' nv,
chas Nd hsiovea wife Of the lat'
samuel q Lndlun, p,pthet OF Sanue
Y, Ludlum q korfblS Va Roeeri
Ms. cathren J., ooulo Of Lonl
Ssssn, Mss 'onn G tgal9n :, q
cathren Miller Of washinston. D. {
Mrs Pauline Mclean OF Washing
iqn' p, :, G., ang M. esrt ISa
children and five areat-efandchil.
dfen also survive Memorial .fst lfei
a. n am. At All saints Eplseopa
church, Chevy chase circle, Inter
ment pSyAte.
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ILToN Il. vEsTER.
MI Grand Maste

RANDALL. MARY @. tnee RyanJ.
On Tuesday March 5. 1858, 4. the
Easton. Nd. MARY q. RANDAIi
lnee RyAnl, widow Of the late Capt.
1886 silFo ave. Silver spfinE. Nd,
devoted mother Of Capt. Paul J.
Randall commander OF Maryland
he Newman Fuln yy Hon,s. Eas,on'
Nd. Thursday, March n 81 \ pm
Requiem high mass ct 81. Peters IN
Fails Church, Easton, Nd, on Fri-
day. March a. At 10 an Inter-
ment Holy Rood Cemetery. WaShlns-
ton. D. G.. az I 80 pm.
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O'BRIEN, MARGUERITE l. on Mon

aospltsi, AIM SARou hSsTt I, eoSsESRHiR as
Of 34ll 18th ST. ne, beloved wife
Of William p. o'Brisn and mother
Of Marjorie Anne Beekert, judith
Lawrence o'Brien. Funerai from rom
the James 7, Ryan Funeral Home,
3l7 PsnnsylvaniA ave. Sc, on
Thursday, March Z, at e:3O am.
REQUIEM mass at 81. Anthony
Church at 10 am. Relatives and
Olivet Cemetery.
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SMITH. WILLIAM A. Members Of

SMITH, WILLIAM A. Members Of
AA Edward Douglas White
vA& Council. No. 2473. knights
AR Of Columbus. are requested
.~L 70 assemble at the Robert
NIAX ]. Murphy Funeral Home,
MI 1924 Columbia pike. Ar
w lington. Va, at 7:30 pm.
Thursday. March Z. 1868. to re-
cite the rosary for our late brother,
WILLIAM A. SMITH
JAMES A.. PuoLIsI. O. K
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March 1893 % ~ plstFleI qsn:
ESSs5ssspS d fA.seih. '' w. Il RO, s''1 aye
Mseslins Eess' Eo sons, chaupcy
granddaughter, fsssy chavs ana
Priscilla Ann Ross two grandsona.
Alirfd and Ronala Ralilni tive
one sister, Laura Warren other fsis.
t,Illns d ihs John I, Rhinss Co
Aftsr I'm wsdhs,dty.' 20 Ms N !.
rsmains sili lie IN state II tie Mount
MoFish Baptist Church. l7th and
I Esss os saPl SSr.s ~. M sssI funeral
pastor, srssldlasi Re rev, ssnisnih
y Whiting dtliyerlns the suloty'
intefment Lincoln Memorial Gene.
terry Arrangement, by the John +
Rhines Co. Funeral Home.
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NYE. HAZEL M. on Monday. March
A., 1858, HAZEL M, .NYE. Of 1928
18th st. ne, beloved wife Of the
late Harvey L. Nye, mother OF Mrs
Della n Wise, Wallace Wesley Nye
Of MrS. Lorena Kase and Clyde
Bureer. Also survived By SIX
grandchildren. Friends may call at
Valleys Funeral Home. 1900 Rhode
Island ave.. at Eastern ave. ne
Funeral services will be held Thurs
Little Church In Fort Lincoln Gene
teiy. Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Visiting hours Tuesday and WedneS-
day, 10 Q pm.
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JAMES. VIOLA BURDEN. on Mon.
day March 4, 1858, IN Charlotte,
* e: VIOLA BURDEN JAMES.
She y survived BY her husband,
two daughters. Mrs. Richard Wathen
q washington D. c., and Miss
Mary James Of New York; one
brother, George Burden. OF Dubunue
Iowa. .oraveside services at 2 pm.
On Friday, March 8, at Arlinston
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JOHNSON. CLARENCE EnwARn n,

Sunday March ). ie5s' = e 10 dsOF re
EpW ni,o JoH NNsssSSf " 7Sa a1R Wss.T
MI q, &C., beloved son Of Ira B.
Ira. IT,. Elolse Briley and Echolene
h fssna Su Friends zd may s s6sll the
nv. after pm. on wednesday
March 8, where services viii Be
held on Friday, March s, at 2'3O
pm. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
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READ, RIGHT REV. MsGR. WALTER

1. on Monday, March /, 1868, the
READ, pastor Of 81, Frances De SALES
ave. ne, beloved Brother Of chafies
Leo and Carroll Read and Mrs,
Marie Linhard; Friends may cal At
from 10 an. 10 10 pm; ThuTsday.
March q. from 10 an. 70 pm:
thereafter IN 81. Francis de Sales
Catholic Church from Z pm. until
10 ON. Friday, March s. from $3.50
am. unul 1890 am, at which time
solemn. pontificAl mass will be of
Tered for the repose OF his soul
InteFment Gate Of Heaven Cemetery.
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JOHNSON, Jamie MAY. All pas
~ erand most noble queens
.JV officers and members oil
" star Of Hope Chapter No
~ 20. D, P. q, OF Reindeer
* are hereby ntifled 70 NEE
- on Wednesday, March y
~ 1919, At g?b Florida ave
NV. az $3.50 pm, 70 arrange fol
the funeral services Of p. o. N N
Queen Princess, Jamie MAY
RuTH siMMs. Most Noble queen.
G. ELizABEfH KING Dist. Deputy.
LEWIS. MARY VIRGINIA. on Mon.
VIRGINIA MARY LEWIS, widow d
~. mother s Il eb,2liisSsI E.v II
Of uniontown Pa Harold o. and
william \ Of washlngtont y. q
msnis no, somsisisd. Burial 4 Ria.
coin Memorial Cemetery.
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HAkLEY, WOODROW ". on Tues-
lnEton Hospital Center, WoSoDRoow
". HARLEY, beloved husband Of
Anna Margaret Harley, father OF
Carol Ann Champion. Steven G.,
Michael J, and Thomas Z. Harley.
son q Mrs. Elizabeth Harley. broth
IT,; william p. and Waimoa w.
Harley. Funeral services az the
simmons Bros. Funeral Home, 1881
Good Hope I'd. Sc. parking faclli-
tiesl, on Thursday. March 7, At
1880 p m. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. Visiting hours un-
I'll I'm.
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SMITH. WILLIAM A. on Tuesday.
March 5. 1858, at the washIngton
Aosgl.sl ccss5 Cent , WILLIAM q.
linGton, va, beloved husband Of
M NAM IL H. sR RAW snd .b 1stn eb. Fl WI
Smith, all OF the above address;
son OF Della Smith Of WashinEton.
D. C., and brother Of Charles NJ
Smith OF Chevy Chase. Nd. Friends
may call at the Murphy Funeral
Home; 1924 Columbia pike, Ar
a recitation Of the rosary at 9:15
pm. Thursday. March Z. Requiem
mass will be offered at 10 am,
Friday. March 8. at the Blessed
Sacrament Church, Alexandria, Va.
lnterment Arlinston National Gene
terry
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TuRNER. DEAcoN 0EoRoE n. o

Sunday, Mareh 3, 1858. pEAcoE
GEORGE y. TURNER Of iO2I 5ist
line Tiins as'i.o .I sS'Hsn sarS z, Ad {,
Two brothers. Austin and Prss
Turner: ak sisters.in-law, two
orothert-ln-law. four nephews, eight
niecet, other relatives and friends
AFTER pm. Wednesday. March 3.
n lsisldi a.n may ,ssli d q Latnsy's Pa
until I ON. Thursday' March Il;
thence 70 salem baptist Church OH
%. Nv. until { prn,, funeral
time, the Rev, Hsrbert n. Travis
offlciating Intefment Rock Bprlnss
haptist Church cemettfy. Kinr will
Ian county' Va. tRiehmond pspeFs
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HAYES, JAMES W: suddenly. on
T ssissns: M ass rsnr! IsSs at bis
Sc. JAMES W. HAYES. beloved nus.
band OF Lille Hayes. father Of Jack
and James T. Hayes. son Of ]. w.
Hayes. He also Is survived BY three
sisters and five brothers. Services
ana interment Independence. Va.
on Saturday, March o.
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HA suna Ss Tss b sG 4 ss r.
8 sAkvETYa s Ssld ~ 'i sus SsAsRt 3
Mrs. Annie r. Harvey. he alse
leaves two daushtsrS. DEBORAH and
E i,lss one brother. Alfred; tour
Ollie HAMLET, Mrs. Dorothy New.
man and Miss Bessie Harvey: 4
host Of nieces, nephews. other rela.
tives and friends From 8 to 10
pm. Wednesday, March 8. friendI
are invitsd % call q the Henry
Home. 1923 Deane ave. ne ~.
neral services Thursday. March 4
At ~ noon from Mount Pleasant
Baptist Church, 21b Rhode Island
ave. NV. the Rev, Robert Ander-
son officiating, Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. g
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IPPIA, COsTANZA. On Tuesday. Marcf
5. 1868, at her residence. the Wood.
ner Apis. CosIANzA IPPIA. Tho
daughter Of Irene. sister OF Liiianl
Of washington, d. c.. and Essunta 81
Rome, Italy. Funeral from the
Hanlon Funeral Home 474s Wis
ave. NV. on Friday, March g. al
g:45 am. REQUIEM mass at tht
Holy Rosary Church. 80 and = SITS
NV. at 1890 am. -
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MARY AGNES TUCK. W. N.

PT n y T Nv. ,b Y II: :e er Ns GOuS
Maryland announces with deep
regret the passing Of Right Illus
trious Companion WILLIAM u. PYLE,
Grand captain Of the guard, on
Monday, March 4, 1868, At Wash
ineton. d, q
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MARION c. On Tuesday,
pital MARION c. HARRISON Of
1900 GAINESVILLE st. Sc, beloved
husband Of Mrs. Frances Z. Harri-
son. father Of Edna j. Harrison.
and nephews. Friends may call Al
the Lee Funeral Home. Attn st. and
Massachusetts ave. ne. Notice OF
funeral later.
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REGION, JANIS, Suddenly. on March
T.. 1868, JANIS REoEoN OF SIS
9Th a. ne, Funeral from the SAT-.
on Friday, March =. At $3.50 am
Requiem mass AZ 81 Mary's Church
81 k.4b am. Relatives and friends
Invited. intsrment Mount ollyet
Cemetery.
RICHARDSON, gRITTR W. On Tues
day, March 5. 1868. GRIFFIN W.
RICHARDSON OF 1855 Florida ave
nv. Notice o. funeral later. Services
By Frazier.
ROONEY. DAISY NJ, tnse Ksphart. On
Monday, Mefeh I, 1868, ~ EairfaS
Hospital, DAISY NJ. ROONEY lnse
kepharD OF Dranesyille, Route 2,
Herndon. Va, wife Of the late John
c. Rooney. Sister Of Luther ksphart
and aunt 2 Mrs., Roy TIammtiL
Hernden Va Luther Ksphart,
Front RoyPi, Va. Mrs. Bernard
Norton, Baltimore, Nd, and Mer.
riil Kephert Fails Church. va
Frlends may call AZ the Green Fu-
neral Home "a Eden st.. Herndon.
vs., where there will be ! recitation
Of the rosary Al s.fb pm. Wednes.
Be- offered Tor The Tsposs Of hsf
soul a. 10 an. Thursday March 4,
q 81 Josepha Catholic Church,
hsrndon. W interment Chestnut
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HYLTON. REV. Z. LESTER. on Mon
f aCsicil hfF' REV 1gey rsssrEAhr lip Ex
TSG,cn Of, W 2ol ,u Buxton re;, Pals
Hylion. father Of Richard Z. Hylton
Alexandria, Va; Mrs. Dana Nerine
eI SqR Cil nsT:ury 66snyssTnd en- aG'
N. c., and brother Of Mentory Hyi-
ton Heinline, caTthaGe, N. c.
Friends may call At Parsons Fu-
neral Home, 472 North Washing
ON. Tuesday. R Maf6h Fun asSsl
services At Crossman Methodist
Church, Fails Church. Va, or
Thursday, March Z, at 1870 ON
Interment Arlington National Gene
tery,. Those desiring may contribute
70 the Z. Lester Hylton Memorial
Fund. care Of Crossman Methodist
Church. Falls Church. Va.
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NINA v. The officers and
members Of Columbia
Chapter, No. 36S. Women
OF the Moose, are re-
quested to assemble at the
W. W. Chambers Funeral
Home, SIT 18th st. Sc, on
Thursday. March 7. 1868,
pm, for the purpose Of
: funeral services for cur
orker. ANNA v. SHAYNE.
ANE DUKE, ST. Resent.
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PEARSON, EMMA CRAWFORD. On

Friday, March l., 1868, at Arlington
Hospital, EMMA CRAWFORD PEAR
SON wife Of the late Vivian Pear
othg Butler, Emma Crockett, Marie
Newton, Thomas. Raymond, ISiah,
Waller, Earl and Vivian Pearson,
ir; sister Of Mrs. BERTHE Evans and
Isiah Crawford. One niece, one
nephew, forty-one grandchildren,
nineteen great-erandchildren, siX
dauRhters-in-laW, three sons-in-laW
one foster son, Eugene Parker; Q host
OF other relatives and friends aIso
survive Mrs. Pearson will rest Il
2U2S South Langley st., Arlington,
va" after 3 pm. Wednesday, March
p. Funeral services 1890 pm,
March Z, at Mount Olive Baptist
Church, 1900 South 18th st., Ar
linston,, Va, the Rev. Aaron Mack
ley officiating. Interment Lincoln
MEMORIAL Cemetery. ArranEsmenti
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ELIZABETH. The Of
WI Afiinston chaptsT. No. 81,
M q. z. g, arg notified Of
BETH WINDRIDdE. Fu-
neral services Thursday,
March 4. 1858. At p.nl.,
at the Ives Funeral Home.
DORA NJ. IHLE Worthy Matron.
HELEN c. THOMAS. secy.
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March 4. 1893, WILLIAM Il. PYLE
81 SiD. 19s2o Remington pkwy. Ken;
the late Thelma =. Pyle and father
Of Mrs. Charlotte L. Kailer. Miss
Carole A. Pyle and Miss Judith A.
Pyle. He also is survived By a sister,
Mrs. Rose Melchoir He was q mem
Friends may cal Al 0asch's Funeral
Home' 1879 Baltimore ave, Hyatts-
Vile; Nd. after 8 pm. Tuesday
until $3.50 I'm. Thursday. March Il;
thence TO Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Mausoleum Chapel. where services
private.
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American union, Seventeenth
street between Constitution
avenue and C street NV,
$3.50 pm.
TO DO
Ice Skating
The following outdoor facili-
ties are available for ice skat-
ing when the United States
Park Police consider the ice
thick enough to be safe. To
verify conditions call DU. l.
1888, Ext. 234.
C&0 Canal, above Great
Falls, day skating only;
Kenilworth Aquatic Gar
denS, Kenilworth avenue and
Polk street NE, day and
evening skating;
Rejecting Pool, in front of
the Lincoln Memorial, day
and evening skating;
Lake Accotink Park, be-
tween Annandale and Spring
field, Va, call CT. 6-8282 for
information about this park
only.
Indoor skating is available
at the Washington Coliseum,
Third and M streets NE, 8 to
10p.m.
TO SEE
Films
"The Sculptured Earth" a
scenic film on the canyon
lands Of Southeastern Utah.
Rock Greek Nature Center,
Military and Glover roads,
NV, II am. and 8 pm.
Art Galleries
At the National Gallery of
Art, Sixth street and Constitu-
ton avenue NV: Painting of
the Week, "a Donor and His
Wife" by Petrus ChristuS, ex-
planatory comments at noon
and 2 pm. in Gallery IS;
Tour of the Week, Religious
Art, departure from Rotunda
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National Ballet to Present
'CoppeIio' at the Lisner

at pm; Introduction to the
Collection Tour, departures
from Rotunda at II am. and
SPIN.
At the Phillips Collection,
1900 Twenty-firSt street NV,
and exhibition Of recent
gouaches by Vieira Da Silva.
The 18th Annual Metropoli-
tan Art Exhibition, National
Museum, Tenth street and
Constitution avenue NV.
At the Washington Gallery
Of Modern Art, 1903 Twenty
first street NV, the art of
Ellsworth Kelly shown in his
paintings, sculptures and
drawings.
At the Corcoran Gallery of
Art, Seventeenth street and
New York avenue NV: Six
teenth Area Exhibition; Pro
gresS Of an American ColIec-
ton; Picture of the Month,
Rene Magritte Else Derniers
Beauz;;" Washington Artist
Series, work by Gene Davis.
Exhibitions
Hallmark Historical Collec-
ton, 18th century Christmas
cards and valentines, Museum
of Natural History.
Paintings and sketches by
A. Raymond Katz, innovator
in field of Hebraic art, B'nai
Birth Building Seventeenth
street and Rhode Island aven-
ue NV, Klutznick Exhibit
Hall.
Contemporary Yugoslav
primitive painting and sculp-
ture, Fine Arts Gallery, Jew
ish Community Center, 1929
Sixteenth street NV.
Dumbarton Oaks Collection,
1903 Thirty-second street NV.
Paintings by Pakistani Ar
fist Ajmal Husain, American
Friends of the Middle East,
Inc, 1907 New Hampshire av-
enue NV. 4
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| l'[1li[jiIIk
JULIET JON Is
.INLEEiIIl![IIlll

In Hungary, 100 years ago,
q young village lad becomes
smitten with the charms of a
mysterious girl dressed in
pink. He watches her from
afar, sitting reading at a win
dow in the house Of DR.. Cop
pelius.
He does not realize she is
only a doll.
She is "Coppelia" or THE
Girl With the Enamel Eyes"
the doll that inspired COM
poser-lawyer E. T. A. Hoff-
man to write what is now one
of the Oldest and most beloved
Of classic ballets.
What happens when the lad
discovers her eyes are only
enamel?
Waht does Swanilda, his
fiancee, do about her new
competitor?
Tomorrow, Saturday and
Sunday will tell the story
when Iisner Auditorium be-
comes transformed first into
a provincial village square,
second, an eerie dollmaker's
workshop, and third, open
field with over q dancers in
festive costumes telling the
story Of Coppelia.
The National Ballet is pre-
senting this full length tale,
and director Frederic Frank
lin viii make one Of his rare
ballet appearances in the role
Of Dr.. Coppelius, the dollmak.
er who loves his doll so much
he tries to bring her to life.
ALI performances will be at
LiSner, tomorrow and Satur-
day at $3.50 pm. and Sunday
at 8 pm. Tickets may be pur-
chased at the National Ballet
headquarters, 2801 Connecti-
cut avenue NV, or call DU.
1854 for ticket information.
TO HEAR
Music
Jose Kahan. piano, Pan
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Jose Kahan. piano, Pan
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-12
Near Isle Bridge Study Approved

Kodiak Rep. Gil Jarveia has started the ball rolling on one of the most important projects in our community's future. The legisla- ture and governor have approved his resolution asking the Dept. of Public Works for an origin and des- tination study in connection with the construction of bridge be- tween Kodiak and Near Island.
 Construction of the bridge would make more land available, especial ly for additional fishery processing sites and make available huge area of protected waters suitable for use as a small boat harbor. The present boat harbor is already too small to accommodate the swiftly growing numbers of fishing boats here.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-12
Construction Of Ferry Underway; 22 StaterO0mS!

Authorization to commence con- struction of the Kodiak Ferry has been sent to the Christy Corp. of Sturgeon, Wisconsin, according to word received by Pete Deveau from Public Works Commissioner Richard Downing.
 Please be advised that letter of intent was issued Christy Corp. on March 28, 1863. Have been advised by phone that they are proceeding with procurement and layout of Kodiak Ferry" Downing wired.
 In a telephone conversation with Deveau, Downing further advised that there was enough money to build g staterooms on the ferry.
 Delivery date to the state of Alaska remains the same and the vessel should commence operations in the Kodiak area between July 15-20, 1864, Downing said.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-12
One Dead, Another injured In Blast On Greek Ship

A Greek seaman, Spiridon Dava- ris of Athens, Greece, was buried in the Russian Orthodox Church Cemetery following services in the Orthodox Church at 2 pm. April 8.
 Pallbearers were Gus ContOs, Stanley Samuelson, Ray Demien- tiff, Karl BrunStad, William Kou- manis and Jack Kvasnikoff.
 The deceased, 37-year-old sea man electrician aboard the NV Pa lagos, died of injuries caused by the explosion of the ships aux Hilary boiler.
 A second seaman, Nick DrOg- gitis, 32, was also badly burned in the April l explosion aboard the Seaways Shipping Corp. vessel and has been undergoing treatment at the Griffin Memorial Hospital. The two men were taken to Sand Point by the Coast Guard Cutte.c Storis. A C.G. plane flew him from there into Kodiak and the naval ambulance brought Droggitis to the hospital. Present pains call for the stricken seaman to be flown to Athens via PIMA and SAS airlineS Saturday.
 Funeral arrangements for Da- varis were handled by Kodiak Nor tuary.
 The vessel was located about 900 miles off Kodiak when the explo- sion occurred.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-12

ing out the many feet of mud on the bottom of the main reservoir. Poland pointed out that they would have to drain it to do that and it would not provide for more than an additional few hundred thou sand gallons anyway.
 Poland said they are presently pumping water from Beaver Lake into the main reservoir and are considering blocking up the over flow which would add another 13 inches of capacity to the top of the reservoir. However he pointed out that beyond that height the dam probably couldn't stand.
 Red Blondin cast doubts as to whether the Pillar Creek Project would help appreciably, stating that he understood an 8" line could handle all the creek flow at the present time. Poland replied that the lowest clocking of the stream, the minimum available, was 2.4 million gallons.
 Councilman Wilton White ex- pressed the councils appreciation for your suggestions . we recog- nize your concern of the funda- mental need for water"
 In conclusion Poland pointed out We can't make it rain. We aren't supermen. We can only do So much"
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-12
King Crab Festival Parade Greatest
 Yet Says Sundberg

Plans for the greatest King Crab Festival Parade yet in Kodiak, are coming along in satisfactory man. ner, according to Gene Sundberg, parade chairman. Already signed up are number of colorful marching units, and several bands. Sundberg said the Festival committee hopes that many floats will be entered again this year.
 Prizes will be awarded to the best marching units and best float in the parade.
 Theme of this years Festival Parade is the 2OOth anniversary of the first settlement on Kodiak ls- land.
 All organizations, clubs, churches, societies and other groups are invited to take an ac- tive part in this years parade.
 The local canneries are invited to also sponsor entries, as Kodiak goes "all out" with its biggest pa rade.
 Sundberg also announced the Festival Parade would feature again, the "Kiddies Parade" A few of the categories include: most original costume for boys and girls; best cowboy and cowgirl; best tricycle-bicycle; best clown costume and the best costumed pet.
 Motor scooter rooters are invited to enter the best decorated motor scooter contest.
 Sundberg suggested that every one get busy and come up with old costumes and new ideas and bring them to the Parade, May at 10 am. Anyone wishing further infor- nation on parade plans can con- tact Sundberg at Kraft's Supermar- ket, or call 6-2306.
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Borough Petition To Be Circulated

Area voters will be faced with the simple decision of voting Yes or No on the election ballot to de- eide whether or not the Kodiak Island Borough shall be second class borough.
 The Kodiak Island Borough Study Group which met April g in the State Courtroom turned down proposals to place additional pow CTS involving Sanitation control, water supply, fire protection and police protection on the ballot also.
 Powers which a Second Class Borough would possess are: 1. as- sessing and collecting taxes; 2. planning and zoning; 3. operation of school district.
 It was pointed out that the addi- tional powers involving sanitation, water, fire and police could be voted upon by borough residents later if desired.
 A committee composed of Roy Madsen, George Cornelius, Dr. Don Fenner and Jim Barr was ap- pointed by the Study Groups chair man, John Waller, to write up the petition for incorporation of the Kodiak Island Borough. The peti- ton will be circulated by John Schreiner, Olie Chandler and liar old Alexander.