Charter Given
JC’s At Dinner
v The Jaycee’s charter night
dinner, held .Saturday, June 4,
at the Elks Club, was attended
by more than one hundred and
fifty people, who witnessed the
banding over of the group’s char
ter to Charles (Chuck) Weir,
president of the new club, by
State president Tom Fink.
Civic and military officials at
tended the event, which was pre
sided over by Dick Berg, presi
dent of the Kodiak Chamber of
Commerce.
fa the main address of the
evening, Tom Fink gave an out
fine of the Jayc.ees organization’s
*bns and accomplishments, both
On a local and national level. He
designated the Jaycees as “doers
rrather than talkers,” and specifi
cally mentioned projects carried
'OUt by the organization through
'Oot the State. Among others he
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mentioned a “get out the vote
campaign,” “soap box derbys,”
“community surveys.” “The or
ganization stresses leadership
training and community develop
ment,” he said, “We will go into
almost anything/V.-he .said.* He
pointed out that there were over
3000 chapters in the United
States, with more than 200,000
members.
Mayor Merrill Coon, Rad. Ar
nold McKechnie, Capt. R. B. Ja
coby, Col. A. Wood each gave
brief addresses.
The gavel, a gift of the Ancho
rage Jaycees, was presented by
Bob HaR, president of the main
land organization. .|n his address,
Hall stated that the Kodiak or
ganization is the third the Ancho
rage group has assisted in get
ting started. “The Kodiak group
is so far the best and most active
of all the chapters,” he said.
Weir stated in his short speech
of acceptance that the Kodiak
Jaycees will fullfil their obliga
tions to the community.
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The Kodiak group has 26 mem
bers. Before becoming a full
fledged organization, the mem
bers were very active in the King
Crab festival held recently. They
are sponsoring the Fourth of July
celebration next montt ^ * t*
Officers in addition to Weir,
include Dr. Bruce Keers, vice
president, and Richard Pace, State
director. The latter two left this
week for Buffalo, New York,
where they plan to attend the
national convention of the ogani
zation.
Police Are Shown
First Aid Method
A demonstration of a new meth
od of artificial respiration was
demonstrated before members of
the police force and shore patrol
at the police station by Dr. Bruce
Keers.
The method shewn is based on
the mouth to mouth system, which
Dr. Keers stated -has been found
to be the most effective. Objec
tion has been to the application
of the mouth to the drowned or
victim of suffocation, he said. He
demonstrated tlje use of the same
method by employing a small
plastic tube affair now available,
which fits over the mouth of the
victim, preventing the tongue
from “being swallowed** and al
lowing the respiratory applicant
to breath air into the chest and
lungs.
The plastic tube, he said, has
another advantage, in that the
applicant can breath air into the
victim indefinitely without tiring.
A film on the heart, and meth
ods to be used for emrgency aid
to those bleeding, was shown dur
ing the demonstration.
“Dad” Malls $20
With No Address
Someone in Kodiak who signed
himself “Dad” mailed $20 in cash
recently to someone, but then
sealed the envelope and mailed it
without an address. There was no
return on it, either.
Acting Postmaster William
Lamme, who admits his clerks are
good but not that good, could not
deliver the letter, so it went,
along with t£e uspal bail, dozen
weekly, to the dead letter office.
If “Dad” will step forward and
put in a claim, and identify the
contents of the letter, the money
will be returned. The letter was
mailed May 22.
The moral of this story, accord
ing to Postmaster Lamme, is al
ways put. your return address on
a letter when you address it, so
if ; you forget to address k the
letter can be returned to you
Awarded Contract
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Jayap Builders of .Kadiak Have
been awarded 4 contract to modi
fy a barracks building a* the U.S.
Naval Co^nunjcatipiis\ Station
here, according ,.*$ 17th Naval
District Public Works Officer.
Jayar Builders w$re awarded
the contract on the basis of their
low bid of $13,777.00 on Bid Item
1* Yards and Docks Specification
No. 2470/5$,
Others who bid fpr the contract
were Wright and Gronlund of Ko
diak, and Locker Construction
Company of Anchorage. a
The work consists of t removing
30 windows and scaling off the
openings. Also; reglazing upper
likJita in f5 rehiahdng windows,
apply thermal insulation tp inte
rior surface* of wplls and ceiling
Of the first floor, and installation
of ventilation ducts in the furnace
room.
PD HAS LOST ARTICLES
The Police Department reports
several items such as cigarette
lighters and wrist watches in their
possession for which they seek
owners.
The department also has a plas
tic bag “of ladies items” that was
turned in. The bag was found on
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Homes area.
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