Juneau Couple
To Start Crab
Plant In City
P. N. and Dorothy Holm, who
have had a king crab operation
with headquarters at the Cold
Storage plant in Juneau for some
time, are leaving there and will
establish a similar (and probably
much larger) operation in Kodiak,
Mrs. Holm reported to the Daily
Alaska Empire.
They will bring their processing
equipment with them. Mrs. Holm
is quoted as saying that there just
aren’t enough king crab available
in the Juneau area.
Mrs. Holm is expected to arrive
next week in Kodiak.
Mrs. Shirley Clark
Dies On Nov. 21
Mrs. Shirley Clark, wife of Kim
Clark, both long-time Kodiak resi
dents died on Nov. 21 in Yellow
stone, W.vo., friends h,ere learned
this week.
The Clarks left Kodiak in Sep
tember of 1961. He was employed
here by the Fish and Wildlife
Service. The couple still own a
home in Kodiak.
Final rites were held at the Yel
lowstone Chapel. In addition to her
husband, a son and daughter sur
vive.
CUB SCOUTS MEET
There will be a Cub Scout meet
ing of Pack 213 on Friday, Nov.
30, in the new school at 7 p.m. All
Cub Scouts and their parents are
cordially invited to attend.
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Ever Seen A Dog Which Doesn’t Bark,
But Does Yodel? - Meet The Basenji!
Ever see a barkless, odorless
Basenji?
Well, if you haven’t—it’s a do?,
and Henry Harrison of Woody
Island has been advertising them
in Mirror columns for the past
several weeks.
This one, whose picture is below,
is named “Tally” after Mt. Talkeet
na.
This breed originated in Egypt
about 5,000 years ago, and were be
lieved to have become extinct. La
ter they were found with a pygmy
tribe in Africa and brought to
England in 1948 and since that
time have become quite popular.
As we have said before—they
are barkless but do make a sound
somewhat similar to a yodel. They
are odorless and were used pri
marily by the pygmy tribes to run
down small game, including ante
lope.
INTELLIGENT DOGS
Harrison says they are very in
telligent and easy to train. The fe
males have litters from seven to
nine per year.
They were so highly thought of
Six Initiated
Six members were initiated into
Kodiak Elks Lodge No. 1772 on
the night of the visitation of Dis
trict Deputy Harold Dunn.
Following a steak dinner, Ralph
Seehafer, Russel L. Bechtol, Jo
seph Jensen, Hindenburg Stukes,
Charles Frasco, Jr., and William
Robertson were initiated into the
order.
by the pygmy tribes that they
would sooner part with one of
their wives than their Basenji.
They are short-haired and gen
erally come with red with white
points or black with white points.
They are good around children and
are very playful.
The Woody Island dog fancier
says that they don’t eat much and
at full growth weigh only 25
pounds. They carry their tails in
a double curl over their backs. The
dogs sell for $125.
The ones owned by Harrison arc
believed to be the only Basenji in
the Kodiak Island area.
School Lunch
Menus
Monday, December 3
Spaghetti with Meat Sauce, But
tered Spinach, Garlic Bread, Sliced
Pears, Milk.
Tuesday, December 4
Chili Con Carne, Coleslaw, But
tered Corn Bread, Plums, Milk.
Wednesday, December 5
Hot Dog on Buttered Bun, Hot
Buttered Vegetables, Cheese
Sticks, Fruit Salad, Chocolate MilK.
Thursday, December 6
Baked Turkey Pie, Buttered
Green Beans, Butterscotch Pud
ding, Bread, Butter, Milk.
Friday, December 7
Egg Salad Sandwich, Buttered
Succotash, Fruit, Cak£, Milk.
TOILETRY
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Give Her or Him
The gift they would love to have, but probably won’t buy
for themselves at Christmas time.
We have an outstanding line of toiletry gifts . . . perfumes
. . . colognes . . . shaving sets. ... All welcome gifts for a
Christmas morning.
WODLINGER DRUGS
(Bert's) Ph. 486-5211
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WINTER RATES AND HOURS
$1.50rl.„
Open 12 Noon Until 12 Midnight
PRIVATE STEAM BATHS
(Everything Furnished)
BAY SHORE STEAM BATHS & ROOMS
Phone 6-5205