D<JnBarry
S-Ar ‘
•. Major*-i>pA yr'Jtipxy^has been
named Divisional' Commander far
the Salvation Army-in' Alaska and
arrived . headquarters la
Anchor^;Marirh. I« Urs^ Barry
aceorripafiied^h^; -Mdfcyr and will
a-ssume. > v le adfership of women’s
activities in the organization.
Barry comes from Los Angeles,
Calif., where he served seven <
years as Executive Assistant for
the Salvation Army in.. Southern
California. He previously* served
in a similar capacity in Hawaii.
Woody Island
News Notes
By MBS. DARRELL CHAFFIN
Morris Lee departed for Orlan
dto, Florida on March 11th due to
tfce death, of his father. Mr. Lee
expects to be gone for about three
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CHILDREN AND DOGS
* By Bob Bartos
Manacer. Friskies Research Kennels
A battery of psychologists
and educators testify to the
benefits of dog ownership for
children. Even the tiniest puppy
comes fully accredited to teach
youngsters the meaning of love,
devotion, courtesy, faith and
beauty. Through a puppy, a
child may also learn the i lean
ing of anxiety, grief, loss and
injustice.
While the simple act of own
ing a pet will increase any
youngster’s self confidence and
make him a VIP in the eyes of
his little friends, the chief rea
son parents generally buy their
child a pet is in the hope that
it will teach him self-discipline.
Walking, feeding and grooming
a dog will certainly impress
youngsters with a continuing
sense of responsibility, but it
won’t happen overnight. An
automatic sense of duty doesn’t
come wrapped in one small
puppy any more than getting
new violin automatically egujps'
the child to play..tl>e instru-.
ment,- concert style. It will take
* practice to even- play" a. scale
vuorfecUy, and so it will take
• practice to remember to feed,
groom and exercise the new
puppy. To save the child from
embarrassment and the puppy
from neglect and to help them
grow and.learn together, par
ents should supervise the
puppy’s care.
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Feeding Tip: Dogs get set in
Ihcir eating ways, so start them
eg right as puppies by giving
them a top grade of commercial
%r prepared dog food such as
Mskies. It’s healthier for them,
eerier for you.
weeks.
Mr. end Mrs. John G. Warren
end eon Gary are new arrivals
from Anchorage. Mr. Warren is
m Airways Operations Specialist
and wSi be stationed permanently
at the Woody Island FAA Station.
Bill Trew, who has been with
us for about a year, has been pr<&
moted to Chief of the Air Traf
fic Control Station at Iliamna in
the near future, after a week oi
special training in Anchorage.
Mrs. Otis Raborn recently re
turned from a visit to-Czefcho&d-*
vakia where she visited ^ri£bds
and relatives for several month&
Mrs. Raborn’s mother xetunie^
to Alaska with her and will make
her home with her daughter and'
son-in-law. 1'
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W.C.T.U. to Meet ?
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Tuesday, March 17
The W.C.T.U. will hold its reg
ular-meeting March 17 at 7:30 pm;
at the home of Mrs. Annie Laurie
Martin, located on the comer of
Larch and Maple Streets" in the
Aleutian Homes. A study course
on the book entitled “What About
Beer” by Hearp, is being conduct
ed by Mrs. Ma^ti^'V.* -\ # .
Also the book “Where Prayer
and Purpose Meet”.a book on the
history of * the W:O.T.U. will be
reviewed. :
New nx^mher^ aijd, -guests -are
Cordially;; ipyited v£o: .etWhd add
transportation will be provided by
calling either 3394 or 261V
*.r ^NOTICE
> -The CItRISTfAft SC?$F4£E-S©*«
GfETY holds Services each Sun*
day asfc 11 an^; *Siinday SOhodf at,
9:30 am,, and Testlmohlal irieetings .-,
the." third ; \Yfcfcf^d^;of ^ach* '
month at 8 ^ih.f j^ading B^ouk
opehs FYiday^ ^ to9 pm. and Saturn*
day 2 to 4 pii;^^W-i0CATIONr
Coper of I^ssion^toad ami' Alaska^ ;'
Way, across from the F0st‘ Office/
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