Kodiak CAP Cadets Keep Busy
Here are a number of the CAP Cadet Corps at Kodiak high school.
Front row, left to right, Jeff Nelson, Michael White, William Simon
Craig Miller and Frank Cook. Back row, left to right, Joyce Brum
met, Janine Atkins, Lerida Sherd and Second Lt. Margaret Cook.
Missing at time picture was taken was John Fenner, Larry Knapp,
Sandy Stewart, Melvin Borton, James McCormic, Darrell Boomgaar
den and Cadet Lt. William Richardson on leave of absence attending
college
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SITTER PROTESTS
You may or you may not print
this letter, but I truly wish you
would see if some of these work
ing mothers could swallow this
Kapsule of the bitter truth.
To the working mother. Who do
you working mothers think you
are fooling?
Certainly not the baby sitter.
We are wise to the fact that
some of you mothers just won’t
accept your duties to bathe, dress,
and feed your children before
bringing them to the baby sitter.
Maybe we should say you are
just plain lazy. You would sooner
turn the alarm clock off and sleep
an hour or so longer then grab
your children from bed wet, messy,
and hungry and then dump them
at your baby sitter and then play
the role of a very, very busy
mother and hurry off or she might
be late for work.
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What would mothers think when
you came came after your children
after work and found your chil
dren in the same manner as you
left them with your baby sitter?
I know you wouldn’t appreciate
it at all. So why don’t you try to
show some respect for your chil
dren as well as the baby sitter by
getting up one hour or so earlier
and taking care of them—bring
ing them to the baby sitter, happy,
sweet and clean. I’m sure you will
get the same respect.
Sincerely,
A Baby Sitter
Box 2358
Juneau, Alaska
Dear Editor:
Regarding yours in Kodiak Kap
sules of last week on the capital
move issue, we are enclosing some
material on the fantastic costs of
moving the capital. For the record
we wish to state, we own no real
property in Juneau and only op
pose the move because we feel we
would have to leave Alaska if the
capital is moved and we would be
taxed to support this. We think
that there are more important
ways for Alaska to spend money
at this time.
Maybe you could reprint some
of this study information, so that
people in Kodiak will know the
complete issues.
We are enjoying a few sunny
days in Juneau after a lot of hard
rain. Thank you for sending us
the Mirror so promptly, we pass it
to other ex-Kodiakans.
With best regards to all our
good friends in Kodiak.
Sincerely,
Bill and Marianne Sheridan
HEADING SOUTH
The Green Apartments on Sheli
koff have recently changed hands
and A1 (Cowboy) and Millie Sel
ling who served as managers will
leave early in November to make
their home in Astoria, Ore. A
number of other former Kodiak
residents are residing in that Ore
gon community during the winter
include the John Luques with
whom the Syllings will be house
guests for several days on their
arrival in Oregon.
Read the classifieds for profit
use them for results.
Troubles that are straightened
out with an iron hand seldom run
smoothly for any length of time.
DON’T SACRIFICE
KODIAK’S X
PUBLIC WORKS
PROGRAM
FOR A NEW CAPITAL
VOTE NO!
ON INITIATIVE NO. 1
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To the Voters
in the Kodiak Area!
I find that N. J. (Nick) Begich, Democratic
candidate for State Senator at large, to be a
competent man for that position. He will give
himself completely to the problems of Alaska
and has the energy, drive and imagination and
the ability to be a great State Senator.
I feel he will represent the Kodiak area.
He is a young honest an energetic man and
a vote for him is a helping hand to your com
munity and your state.
Signed
ALF MADSEN
NICK BEGICH
Democratic Candidate
STATE SENATOR
At-Large