Clean Up Garbage
Sanitarian Urges
“Residents are urged to clean up
their home garbage storage
areas,” Dick Pace, City Sanitarian,
stated today.
Pace continued: “City ordin
ances require garbage to be stored
in tightly covered metal containers
and the garbage storage area kept
clean of all garbage and refuse.
Unless home garbage is properly
kept in covered metal garbage cans
the recent rodent control program
will prove to be of little value. As
long as rats have an easily acces
sible food supply, and garbage is
one of their favorite foods, it will
be practically impossible to con
trol their numbers with poison.
In the near future, Pace con
tinued, citations will be issued for
all persons having uncovered gar
bage cans or garbage cluttered
storage areas. Any persons who
have questions concerning proper
home garbage storage practices
should contact Dick Pace at the
Kodiak Health Center.
Grandmothers Will
Meet On Monday
The Kodiak Grandmother’s Club
will meet on Monday, January 9,
at 8 p.m.
The meeting will be held at the
CaldweLl residence, SOQ-A on the
Naval Station. Mrs. Matz will be
hostess for the meeting.
Shopping Tour
Is Big Success
Fourteen of Kodiak’s less privi
leged children were hosted on a
Christmas shopping tour by the
Kodiak JCs on Saturday, Decem
ber 24. Each of the children were
given a handful of silver dollars,
which brought such awed respons
es as: “Is it really mine?” and
“I’ve never held so much in my
hand”. The children bought gifts
ranging from cap pistols to dolls
to microscopes and from pot hold
ers to costume jewelry. Occasional
ly a small voice shyly commented
“This’s for my brother” or Mom
my’ll like that”.
Following the shopping tour the
children were treated to ham
burgers and milkshakes at the
Sportland, courtesy of Frank
Irick.
It was difficult to say who most
enjoyed the tour: the children, the
JCs, or the exhausted clerks.
4H Club Formed
A 4H club called the Afognak
Community 4H Club has been
organized in that village under the
leadership of Mrs. L. J. Shaw.
Linda Mullan is president; Ann
Gunderson, vice-president; Arlene
Garner, secretary; Mary Ann Mul
lam, Treasurer; Margret Garner,
Songleader; and Lareen Shaw, re
porter. The officers were given
pins at a recent meeting, which
were given out by Mrs. R. P, Hayes,
assistant leader.
The members projects are cloth
Anna’s Apparel
After Holiday Sale
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Phone 486-2452
ANNA’S APPAREL
Pre Inventory Sale
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Men’s Wear
ing and food preparation, learn
ing also to knit and crochet ac
cessories. The club meets every
two weeks.
Speech Authority
Here Next Week
Dr. Helen Dittman, Clinical Dir
ector for the Alaska Crippled Chil
dren’s Association, will arrive in
Kodiak next Wednesday, January
11.
Dr. Dittman will be guest speak
er with Mr. Nick Peters at the PTA
meeting to be held at the Kodiak
thigh school Thursday evening,
Jan. 12. She will discuss and an
swer questions concerning speech
and hearing handicaps.
All interested parents and per
sons are welcome.
Sunrise — Sunsets
Jan. Sunrise Sunset
7 8:50 3:43
8 8:49 3.44
9 8:49 3:46
10 8:48 3:48
11 8:47 3:50
12 8:45 3:52
13 8:44 3:54
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Births
A daughter, Cheryl Anne, weigh
ing 6 lbs. 15 ozs., was born on Dec
ember 14 to Virginia Katherine
and David Harold Ramsey CMA3,
USN.
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A daughter, Kimberly Ann,
weighing 5 lbs. 4% ozs., was bom
on December 10 to Maureen Rut
ledge and Walter Jacob McGreevy,
Jr., LT, USN.
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A son, Randal Lee, weighing 8
lbs. 4 ozs., was born on December
19 to Illah Jane and William Web
ber RMSN, USN.
* * *
A daughter, Kimberly Anne,
weighing 6 lbs. 8 ozs., was bom
on December 21 to Jane Frances
and Donald LeRoy Jolley SK3,
USN.
The one thing that consoles me
about being a woman is the fact
that now I won’t have to marry
one.” —Ursula Herking.
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