HELP flCRIPPLED CHILO nEXTIDEEfo
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Time for the postponed drive of the Alas
ka Crippled Children Ts Association is moW-‘isrtfr*
hand, and some time between Monday and Sat
urday of next week a high school student
will call at your door to enroll you as a
member of the organization.
A membership card may be purchased for a
dollar, but contributions to the organiza
tion are not limited to that amount. Larger
donations will add to the fund which Seldo
via is attempting to build to help our crip
pled children in Alaska toward health.
In addition to the aCCA membership .drive,
jars for contributions toward the aCCA fund,
and for the next two weeks, toward the an
nual ‘March of Dimes campaign, will be placed
in local.business houses this week.
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’ Your support for this work is solicited.
The ^money collected is used for Alaskan
children. Already one Seldovia child is now
undergoing treatment in Seattle which would
have been impossible except for t?ie help of
the ACCA. There will be more of our child
ren needing assistance in the year ahead,
and your dimes and your membership dues in
the local chapter of ACCA will go to help •
those -children •
Give and give generously to help our
'•children toward health.
AT THE CHURCHES
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Seldovia Gospel Center
Sunday School 10:30 a.m. (Sunday)
Church • 7:30 p.m. (Sunday)
Sermon: Studies in the .boofc of Philip.
Tru-Blu 4:00 p.m. ' (Fed)
Mother’s cla.ss *1:30 p.m. (Thurs)
Services held in. Union hall.
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Methodist Church
Sunday School 2:00 p.m. (Sunday)
Mrs* Ernestine Mc
Kay, social worker
for the Alaska Native
Service, arrived in
Seldovia this week to
begin her first field
trip for ANS.
Mrs* McKay is
headquartered at Se
ward, and is to work
in the area which ex
tends along the Rail
belt to Anchorage,
the coastal section
of Alaska to Cordova
and Valdez and west
ward to the Alaska
peafcfnula.
She explained that
her work is-concerned
principally with the
under - privileged
children in native
homes•
Mrs* McKay will go
to Port Graham from
Sel’dovia, anti is sch
eduled 'to visit Kodiak
later, weather permit
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OR PD CL A RD £OES
TO JUNEAU *
Dr, C. 'A. Pollard,
dentist who has been
working at a tempor
ary office'- in the
Beachcomber Hotel for
the past-'* two weeks,
left on Thursday’s
mailboat,5 Dr, Pol
lard was en*route to
Juneau where he*will
take *his beat as a
member of the legis
lature in the coming
session . • •• #