E. L Deffenbaugh
Taken Dy Death
Edward Lee Deffenbaugh, 60,
died suddenly Saturday evening
while resting. Mr. Deffenbaugh,
who had recently been confined to
the hospital due to severe attacks
of asthma, died at his home be
tween 7:30 p. m. and 8:30 p. m. of
pulmonary fibrosis and emphy
sema.
Mr. Deffenbaugh, bom in Ne
braska December 2.1900, first came
to Alaska in 1919 and worked for
the Alaska Railroad. He went Out
side for a time, returning to Fair
banks in 1946. He was employed in
the Fairbanks area in various
camps and night dubs for a time,
then went to Anchorage.
In 1959 Mr. Deffenbaugh and his
wife. Dora, came to Kodiak where
they have been operating Doralee's
Club Cafe.
The deceased is survived only by
his wife.
Services were held at the Kodiak
Mortuary at 2:30 p. m Tuesday.
The deceased was buried at sea
on Thursday.
NOTICE
The regular meeting of the Ko
diak Cutdoorsmen scheduled for
Saturday. Sept. 5. has been post
poned to Sept. 12. The Sept- 12
meeting will be bdd in the Science
Room m the Downtown School
If you have something to sell
try a classified ad in the Mirror.
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ALL ABOUT BABIES
A Public Service of the
National Baby Care Council
Baby And Sleep
By Aiine B. Auerbach
Director. Parent Group Education
Child Study Association of America
Most children fuss about going
to bed at one time or another. They
know when they are hungry, but
they rarely know when they are
tired, especially when they are
very young.
Even when they are obviously
exhausted many small children do
not yet recognize that sleep will
make them feel better. To them go
ing to bed means being separated
from the grownups and their fun.
They will call you back, or ask for
another drink of water" just to
keep your company.
Before your child's bedtime, it's
a good idea to play quietly with
hun for a while, giving hhn all your
attention. You might read to h:m
or tell him a favorite story or look
a: a picture book together
Let your chCd have a few min
ute's warning, then go with hem to
its room to help him settle down.
Most of alL let him know that you
expect him to go to sleep.
Hus s a place where regular pro
cecures sake dear to what be
is to do and gne him a partem to
foilcw that maxes it easier for his
to accept Parents sometimes re
seat doing the same thing night
after night, but a regular routine
at bedtune se-ess to be a rm.4 of
magx wiuch helps a voting eh£i
move from waking to deeping The
same steps faHoned hl more or less
the same war. reassure Lr that
everything 25 aa ngfct and wIE be
the same when he wakes up
Tear child may always want to
take a specsal blanket to bed with
hiss or a favor Be toy Many eh£
drea do These objects betp a child
to give up kb wish to star wish the
rest of the finely and especially
with ms mc-mrr. ami daddy It is
as if he were taking soonethiag
with ha ua their place, to Kay with
hm and comfort hn In time, bell
learn to go to sleep without these
objects
Newer use going ts bed as a pun
' 1 bin 1 - This maxes n someth, ng
he surely does: like If you under
stand that going to bsc aait always
easy for small m-jarcs. jcc wiE
be better able to help y>ur little
ace accept mat this a a -must'
i Foe fuller -tiscassusn ef this
subject and of after prootems that
face mothers of young chiiren.
see Mrs. Anerbacks beefcSeh ‘How
to Give Yoor Child a Good Start,"
•fc>c*s.ti trom the Qt_jd Study As
sociates: of Amertc a S East ®tb
Streep New York hi N Y |
Academy Nominees
Urged To Apply
SLfe.-c J. Srrers D-Alaska tr*2ay
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quests for asrr. rooacs to Wert
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to tfee serrice ocafeea&ES. a «aac_
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aeaHtfe. a fegb start gratarte «r
21 r_s sec-oe year, arid tlssk him
reiwtarf its 17& feet use fes Ztni
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PNA Sets New
Passenger Record
Pacrfie Xarften Asrfiaes
ik** qaiuitA aiZ-taaae txas
Ynaaday far poasea0B9i tarraed
and revenue passenger miles flown
in a single day when 1,002 passen
gers were flown a total of 909,251
revenue passenger miles, according
to Harold A. Olsen. PNA Vice Pres
ident of Traffic and Sale3.
Previous single day highs were
786 passengers flown 823 387 pass
enger miles set August 11, 1959.
Christian Science j
Society
Sunday School.9:30 a. m_
Sunday Service 11:00 a. bl
Testimony Meeting .. 4Lh Wed
8:00 p m
Readmg Room .W ed
7-8 p. m
Located oc SdetLkoff
near Cope St
Church of God
6th & I Street*
Fred Mama] off, Paator
Suaday Schoot.10 * «
Worship.11 » m
Evening Semee-7 JO pm
Mjc Week Semee ... 7JO pm
Wednesday
tea To Cbr.g aw Brotherhooa
Hour, Station KHAR 500 kik>
cyeses, 8a.t Sunday
The man who buy* cheap goods
to save money might as well stop
the clock to save time.
Kodiak Assembly
of God Church
Jftestea Emu!
Pis Cor Wm. L. Cunauna
Phone 486—2461
“Net By Might, Ner By Fewer,
But By Xy Spirit, hatch the
Lerd *f BotU.'
SERVICE SCHEDULE
SUKDAY
Sunday Schooi.10:00 am
Monung Worship ... 11:00am
Canat s Acataaaadnrf 6 JO pm
Evangeuatic Seme* .. 7:30 pm
TUESDAY
Womb’i Prayer
Meeting. 2 00 pm
WEDNESDAY
Pri/er A Bihie Study 7 JO pm
FRIDAY
Youth Meeting __7:00 pm
Prayer Meeting..330 p. m
SATURDAY
H-ii.oaettes .....2:00 p. m
Berean Baptist Church
aEV. CLETIS LEVERETT, PASTOR
I* B LINDSEY S S SUPERINTENDENT
A Bible Beiierng Baptwt Ckxrzk with
a Real Cmmcen far Sauls af Mol
SUNDAY SCHOOL 10:00
MORNING WORSHIP 11:00
E'.T^TING SERVICE 7-00
PRAYER MEE T ING Wed ) 7-30
-Far the Ward *i Gad and the
Testfetry af Jesus Christ."
The Community Baptist Church
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