Teen Club Plans
Report Given PTA
A resume of work done so far in
organizing a high school students
Town Teen Club, was given by
Rather Raymond Talbott at the
meeting of the Kodiak PTA held
■fihorsday, January 14 in the high
, school gymnasium.
Boy Scouts from troop 652 pre
sented colors after the meeting was
called to order by the president,
I. L. Howard.
Rev. Talbott emphasized the ur
gent need for parent backing and
participation in the early planning
of the group. He asked all par
ents of teen aged students to at
tend the meetings to be hold iif the
•ear future.
Following the business meeting,
Dr. A. Holme® Johnson spoke to
file group on the subject, “Educa
tion in Different Countries” as no
tod during his recent travels in
Africa and Europe. He particu
larly contrasted the Russian and
English systems of schoolings
RoRowing his talk, Dr. Johnson
Stowed a selection of beautiful
softened Slides of Switzerland.
After the meeting was adjourn
*«d, members met in the cafeteria
tor coffee and sandwiches, prepar
«sd and served by the Fourth
, a Doge
Life
DOGS’ PAW PROBLEMS
By Dr. E. M. Gildow
Director, Frlskio Research Kennels
Just as humans arc prone to
fbot problems, dogs are prone to
paw problems. The long-haiced
breeds occasionally get fur balls
between their pads which cause
discomfort. These must be care
fully cut away with scissors.
Hunting dogs often get sore
fbet from running long hours
over rough terrain. They should
he properly prepared for the
hunting season by being given
a special field training program.
By following such a program for
* sufficiently long period before
the se son starts ths pads will
become toughened. Hunting
Jogs' feet should also be regu
larly checked for thorns. IT -ma
is present it should* be removed
Vmjnediately with tweezers.
Country dogs will often get tar
and city dogs chewing gum
«tuck to the fur between their
pads. Ether is the quickest and
safest remedy. If you can't get
•ther, use carbon tetrachloride,
the common solvent agent, or
nail polish remover.
Nails should be cut regularly
as they are apt to curl under
and grow into the pads or catch
•n something and be pulled ouC*
You must be careful in trim
ming. however, not to cut into
the quick. And since nails and
quicks vary in different breeds,
you had best let your veterinar
ian give you a demonstration
before you try solo ing. It you
should cut into the quick, you
should disinfect the spot and
atejp the bleeding.
* * •
Feeding Tip: Many dogs of
the spor.ing breeds tend to put
•n weight easily if they are kept
just as pets, and generally
should hr* f-xi less than dogs of
a comp; alive size that are not
of the s"or*ing breeds. You can
safely feed them less if their
fare is one of the top quality
prepared dog foods, such as
Friskies. for it contains all the
taper; a r.t» "nts needed to
uuimuun good health.
Grade mo tee baby sitting
•ervice we vided by the Rain
bow Girls adult supervision.
Willie i. Scott
Insur i £tead
A vetera ulifornia insurance
man, Willi a .,i. Scott of Los
Angeles, is the Director of the Div
.on of Insurance within the State
lepartment of Commerce.
iie new director has had a wide
e<rorience in the insurance field,
lo will receive $12,600 a year,
ie will be accompanied by his
wile, Agnes. The couple have a
,n and a daughter, both grown.
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