Aches aid fains Can Raw Be Relieved
With Opening of Rew Therapy Offices
Do you have aches and pains—
and who doesn’t—and you want
relief?
Or do you have a few extra
pounds that you would just as
soon get along without?
Or do you just need to relax
under a heat lamp or a massage
to quiet your nerves?
You can now do all these under
ideal conditions—and right here
in Kodiak.
Mrs. Dorothy Albrecht has been
helping people relax, lose pounds,
free them from their aches and
pains for some time.
This week, however, she an
nounced the opening of her new
physical therapy office. It has
been a long time getting complet
ed, but will no doubt be a boon
to the many people who acquire
her services.
Her new offices consist of four
rooms. One large room will be
equipped to handle ail cases. Be
sides heat lamps and other equip
ment, there will be a steam
cabinet. The cabinet will house a
special unit, which will create its
own steam. The unit is also equip
ped with infra-red lamps and
regular lamps, providing both
steam and the required heat.
A smaller room will house the
Dierker Colonic irrigator machine.
In this room, she will administer
colonic therapy, to vital health.
A third room she has designat
ed for treatments and a fourth
for reducing.
Physical therapy is recognised
as an aid to lessening of pain, re
laxing tired muscles and taut
nerves. Mrs. Albrecht has learned
her calling well, with excellent
training and years of practice.
She began in 1935 at a nurse and
physical therapist at St Vincent
Hospital in Billings, Montana. She
later attended the John Grange
school of Myopathy at St. Louis,
Missouri; the Log Angeles College,
School of Massage and Therapy.
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She was a charter member of
California Therapy Association
for 5 years. She was on the staff
of the Halloran General Army
Hospital in New York and the
Ellis Island Naval Hospital.
The Albrechts came to Kodiak
in 1954. Her husband, Ray, is a
pilot with the Kodiak Airways.
They have a daughter,' Kathy.
Dorothy began practicing ther
apy here in 1956. She has helped
many over the years who have
come to her for relief from pains,
or in need of massaging, etc. The
Albrechts have expanded their
residence on Resonoff Drive to
include her new offices, in the
feeling that they will serve a
long-felt need. Completing the of
fices has been something of a
community project, with lumber
and tools donated, and workmen
furnishing much of the labor. “I
am indeed grateful,” Mrs. Al
brecht stated, “to these people
who have been more than kind
and generous in making these
offices possible.”
HS Teams Lose
In Close Games
Second half league action Fri
day night resulted in both high
school teams losing by narrow
margins.
The Krafts 2nd team, behind
most of the game, rallied for a
fast fourth quarter and edged the
JV’s, 38-35. Leading Krafts was
Bob Frost with 17 points. High for
the JV*s was Nickerson with 8.
. In the second game; the strong
VP22 team rallied'for two quick
baskets to win in the last "30
seconds over a scrapping Bear five.
Final score: VP22, 49; Bears, 46.
Knowles was high for VP22 with
17 and Reft ted the Bears with. 13
followed by (fcsen with 10.
In Monday nights league action,
the National Guard team finally
subdued a fighting D and A team
by a score of 48-41.
High for the Guards were Sund
berg and Valen with 13 each.
Lewitt, also with 13 points, was
high for D and A.
The second game featured the
PNA flyem against the strong
Navy team. PNA started strong
but could not match the scoring
powers of the Fleet Reserve team.
Final score, Fleet Reserve, 51;
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PNA 38. High for the Navy was
Wellington with 13 and Jerling
with 11 led PNA..,
On Tuesday night the Bears and
JV’s travelled to the Base where
the JV’s gained their first win of
the season defeating the VP22
second team, 38-34. Leading the
JV’s was Nickerson with 11 points.
The Bears were defeated 44-43,
after leading the entire game.
High for the Bears was Olsen with
15, while Noull of the Medics was
high for the winners with 16.
Next weeks league action be
gins Monday night with D and A
vs. PNA at 7 p.m. The National
Guard and the strong Fleet Re
serve team tangle at 8:15. The
Bears will not play Tuesday night,
as they are in preparation for the
Seward series. But the JV’s will
play the PNA second team at 8:15
while the town all-stars will play
an unnamed Navy team at 7 in a
practice game.
Thursday night Krafts team will
meet the Fleet Weather team at
8:15, while the National Guard
team is scheduled on the Base but
might play in town at 7 p.m.
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commendations for submission to
the legislature.
Appeals and review of rejected
claims will be heard at 2 p.m. on
Friday, January 30, when clai
mants may appear before the
Board.
HS Glee Club
Plans Bake Sale
Plans have been made by the
Kodiak high school Glee Club to
hold a bake sale Saturday, January
31.
The home baked items will be
on sale at Kraft’s Supermarket and
at the Naval Station commissary
beginning at 9 a.m.
Scout Pack Meet
Set for January 23
A Cub Pack meeting has been
announced for Friday, January 23,
according to Emil Knudsen, Scout
leader.
The meeting will be held in the
high school kindergarten room,
and will begin at 7:30 p.m.
Awards will be given out. A
feature of the program will be
skits by the scouts portraying the
outstanding news events of 1958.
NEW MEN ADDED
TO POLICE FORCE
Several changes have been
made on the police force this
week.
Jan Buekers resigned to go to
work at Chiniak, and Tony Reed
turned in his resignation later
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this veek. Lawrence Anderson
and Ray Van Buren have been
added as replacements.
MAN RUSHED TO HOSPITAL
Vic Hansen suffered a heart at
tack earlier this week and was
rushed to the hospital.
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Announcing....
The opening of my newly completed physical therapy office.
Swedish Massage for those Manipulations for those
who need to relax with aches and pains
Relax-A-cizor-for those who want to reduce-whether only 1 or 2
inches or 10
Special lew prices fer January
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The colon therapy machine is here and the steam cabinet will be
ready in abort two weeks
Hours: 9:00 am. to 10:00 pm. I wish to take this opportunity to thank
Other hours by appointment all of the people who have encouraged
Phone 2904 and assisted me so generously in making
the opening of this office possible.
* Dorothy Albrecht
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