Ecumenical Group
Here for 6 Weeks
A group of young people will
arrive today for a six weeks stay
and will serve as a work party at
the Kodiak Baptist Mission during
that period.
The group, headed by Rev. Rob
ert Whetstone, are members of the
United Student Christian Council,
which is related to the National
Council of Churches of Christ in
the U.S.A. and the World Council
of Churches. More than 1000 young
people of more than 40 countries
participate in this program,, which
is known as the Ecumenical Volun
tary Service. Work camps are
established in approximately 20
countries, the members going as
groups and doing recessary work
at missions and various Church
properties.
The group is expected to be
comprised of four to six girls and
eight men. A full schedule of work
projects has been lined up at the
Baptist Mission here. These in
clude the painting of three Mis
sion homes; one 90‘ garage; and
a warehouse. Fence building will
be another project; also salvage
work, which includes razing an
old surplus army barracks; pulling
nails; hauling and stacking lum
ber. Some new construction is in
cluded, mainly finishing siding on a
new garage; putting siding on a
new office building; and putting
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Lift
DOGS AND STOMACH ACHES
By Dr. E. M. Gildow
Director, Frlsklea Research Kennels
Dogs are prone to good old
fashioned tummy* aches . . .
chiefly because of their lack of
discrimination when it comes to
food. Often, when they've down*
ed something undesirable, the
stomach rebels, they vomit and
that’s thrat. And dogs should be
allowed to vomit a couple of
times with no questions asked.
Continued vomiting, however,
requires medication and in
many cases the services cl your
veterinarian.
The first step to take with any
type of tummy upset is to keep
your dog away from food for 24
hours. Allow him some ice water
or give him cracked ice occasion
ally. If he seems constipated
give him an enema, using an
ordinary human rectal syringe
for large dogs, an infant-size
syringe for small dogs.
If the vomiting persists, if it
is tinged with blood, is black or
brownish green, or if your pet is
running a fever or seems to be
depressed, seek medical help at
once.
Unfortunately for the poor dog
owners who have to decide when
vomiting is serious enough to
consult a veterinarian, occasion
al vomiting, which may not
seem too alarming, can be in
dicative of other problems that !
require professional attention. It
can mean worms, it can mean
the onset of distemper or hepa
titis or other diseases. It can
even be caused by constipation
or a kidney disorder.
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Feeding Tip: Dogs can become
Infected with tapeworm from
♦ating rabbit meat, pork or fish.
It is not necessary to add meat
to good, commercial all-purpose
dog food such as Friskies, which
already contains meat and boat
aaeaL
cresote piling under warehouse®.
The group will also clear land
on Woody Island for grazing area
enlargement; and clearing trees
adjacent to Mission compound.
William Stone, Superintendent
of the Mission here, stated that
members of the group may be of
any denomination, that members
pay their own travel expenses and
living costs are charged them while
here.
The program of ecumenical work
camps had its beginning in the
immediate post-war years when
Amercan young people went
abroad to work with European
young people in voluntary recon
struction work. As stated, it is
now a world-wide program. Any
project undertaken must be ecu
menical in significance to the
church.
Much of the work here is to be
done outside. “We are looking for
ward to having the group here/4
Bill Stone stated. “How much will
be accomplished will depend on
cooperation from the weather.44
Seminars will be conducted dur
ing the participants stay. Trips
around the island are also planned.
The group expects to leave August
8.
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Film Is Shown
A film entitled “Navy High
lights’ was viewed by the mem
bers of the Rotary ’Club at their
meeting held* Tuesday at the 49
Room. Activities of the Navy in
past years was shown including
missile development, sports high
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present included John Fletcher,
Art Wickman, Del Valentine, W.
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Harry Donnelley, and Seattle Ro*
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WASHINGTON —(AP) —The
House Appropriations Committee
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Thursday recommended a $10 M
million grant to the State of Alas
ka to help finance functions for
merly performed by the Federal
Government.
The recommendation contained
in a bill appropriating $632,568,
845 for operation of a group of
fltyisaellaneous F^aral agencies*
The bill is subject to House action
next week. ^
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