$4,281.65 Given
To Organizations
Funds totaling^ $4*28L*5were
given various organizations in the
City and the territory to assist
them in their work. The amount
was collected in the Naval Station
Charity Fund Drive, held in De
cember of last year, and checks
given out to representatives at a
cerqmony held at the USO last
Tuesday.
The Kodiak Baptist Mission re
ceived the largest amount, a check
for $1,174.22. Rev. William Stone,
Superintendent of the Mission ac
cepted it on behalf of his organi
zation. Sister Dorothy and Sister
Cailista were presented a check
for $974.11, for the Griffin
Memorial Hospital.
Captain R.B. Jacoby, Command
ing Officer at the Naval Station,
made the presentations. LCDR M.
D. Lease, Administrative Officer
on the Naval Station, Charity Fund
Drive Treasurer, was present dur
ing the ceremonies.
Others receiving checks were
Chaplain H.W. Buckingham, who
received a check for the Salvation
■ Army for $784.31; LCDR R.C. Van
Limburgh on behalf of the Boy
Scouts of America, for $396.21; Art
Brooks for the USO for $382.91;
Mrs. D.R. Andree for Girl Scouts
of America for $306.08; and Mrs.
Ellen Dawson received a check for
$263.81 for the Kodiak Health
Council.
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EQUIPMENT FOR THE NEW
PUPPY
by Bob Bartos
Prominent Dog Authority
You prepare for months be*
fore a new baby is due to ar
rive. There are the bassinet, bot
tles, diapers and whatnot to buy.
You likewise should make some
provisions for the now Christ
mas puppy a few days before
he arrives. Some of the items
he’ll need you can appropriate
from the family; others, you’ll
have to buy.
First, there’s the bed. Whether
It’s the store-bought variety or a
homemade model, get one that
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will fit when your pup is grown
to adult size. Make sure the bed
stands a. few inches off the floor
and has three sides as protec
tion from drafts.
Go through your linen closet
and put aside a couple of old
bath towels. You'll need these
for drying him after wet walks.
A rectal thermometer is a
“must." A dog’s normal temper
ature is between 101* and 102*.
Taking the temperature is one
of the surest ways of knowing,
when in doubt, if the puppy is
ailing.
You’ll also want a metal dog
comb and brush. An old hair
brush will do — a woman’s brush
with long bristles for the long
haired and a stubby-bristled
man’s brush for the short-haired.
He’ll need a dish for his water
and another one for his food.
1 And newspapers.,, Start sav
ing them a week or so before
the puppy arrives. The morning
edition won’t get you through
the day..
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| Feeding Tip: With small pup
pies needing four meals a day,
a ane-pound can of prepared
dog food such as Friskies will
last more than a day. Once the
can has been opened, the re
maining fare should be refriger
ated. Each subsequent meal
should be warmed a little in the
top of the double boiler*
TRAINEES TO GO
to foot 010
Alaskan residents now entering?
4m w *e sent to Port Ord,
California, for initial basic train
ing, according to Captain Robert
Sprouse, U.S. Array, Alaska, re
enlistment officer.
Men with prior military service
living in Alaska who reenlist in
the Army will also be placed on
an availability list for assignment
in the United States.
“The new change applies to all
Territorial residents,” the captain
said.
Fort Richardson’s Basic Train
ing Detachment, in operation since
October 1950, closed January 18,
after graduating its final class of
19 soldiers from eight weeks oi
basic training. The men were
assigned to Company B, 1st Battle
Group, 23rd Infantry, to complete
US-Canada Ships
Join In Exercises
HMC ships stetler and Antigon
ish will join units of the U.S. Naw
and U. S. Coast Guard early in
1958 for routine combined anti
submarine training exercises in
Alaskan waters.
The Canadian ships will leave
Esquimalt, B. C. January 27 and
will return to their home port
February 18.
NOTICE
The new telephone number of
Fred Copsey is 3602. tfn
their second ei
vad««l,infaaav
weeks of ad
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Park Munsay
Heads Guides
Park Munsey was elected presi
dent of the Guides Association, at
a meeting held recently. He suc
ceeds Bill Poland, first president
of the organization since it was
formed last year.
Lloyd Howe of Uyak Bay is the
new Secretary-treasurer.
Bill Poland was chosen as rep
resentative of the association on
the newly formed Advisory Com
mittee to the Alaska Fish and
Game Commission.
The group at their meeting went
on record as favoring the re
instatement of the registered
guide system as formerly used.
There are fifteen members, with
ten in attendance at the meeting.
Polio Clinic
A Polio CHWc will be held at
the Kodiak Health Center from
10 a.m. to 11 a m., Saturday, Feb
ruary 1. All children ages 3 months
through 19 years of age will be
given first, second or third shots as
necessary. Children must be ac
compained by an adult.
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CAPTAIN FLAME
By DON SHERWOOD
f/I WAS HOPING- VDU'D RECOGNIZE^
f ME, CHIEF RED FIRE . ITS GOOD
TO SEE YOU AGAIN, BUT THE RE S
LITRE TIME FOR GREETINGS.
THOSE MEN WHO WERE AT YOUR
CAMP ARE WANTED.
DARLING - YOU'LL NEVER KNOW)
HAPPY I AM TO HAVE —
i WILL,
| HOW
YOU BACK.
< I'M GLAD IT'S OVER,
KATHY. WITH CHIEF RED
FIRES BRAVES IT TOOK
NO TIME IN ROUNDING
THEM UP.
WHAT $ ONEGO GOING TO DO WITH THEM,
WILL? WE HAVE NO JUDGE, NO JAIL
THIS BEING- THE FIRST REAL TROUBLE
WE'VE HAD HERE IN SO LONG, IT
PRESENTS A PROBLEM, DOESN'T IT ?
'WE'LL HAVE TO SET UP A JAIL ^
'TIL THE CIRCUIT JUDGE COMES
THROUGH THESE PARTS. IN
THE MEANTIME — WELL,TAKE A
LOOK OUI" THE WINDOW. ITS
LATER THAN WHEN I PROMISED
IT WOULD HAPPEN, BUT, ITS
NOW HAPPENING. _
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f THOSE MEM - THEY'RE BUILDING ) '/A
THAT'S RIGHT
KATHY. JOSH
SIMP50N'S NEW
/ THE MEN BUILDING IT ARE V
v THE DESPERADOES WE BROUGHT
BACK.THEY BURNED HIS HOME
THINKING THERE WAS A BURIED
TREASURE UNDER HIS SHACK.
JOSH WILL BE IN HIS NEW HOME
BY TOMORROW NIGHT...
FOUR MEN WERE SHOT
BY THE PLUNDERERS.
FORTUNATELY ALL FOUR
WERE ONLY WOUNDED,
AND DOC CLAIMS
THEY'LL RECOVER
SHORTLY.
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' OH DARLING-.THANK GOD
THG TERRIBLE ORDEAL
IS OVER . SAY, WHAT HAS
HAPPENED TO JERRY ?
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