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ME A NOTES
Tho LEA of Palnor Alaska, reninds in mom
i tors that the Annual mooting is schodulod
for TUESDAY, April 5th, at 8:00 in tho ove
iling at tjio School Auditorium. There is
to bo entertainment, a short business moot
ing, and good oats.
Numbered cards for tho Door Prizo arc to
bo mailed tho moek beforo the nocting.
Members are reminded to remember to bring
those to the mooting,
I Mrs. Pierson says that in ease thero'aro
any active members receiving sorvice, nic
have not received an annual meeting notlea,
I those members should check at the ISA of
fico beforo April 5th. The membership list
has had to be revised from scratch, due to’
tho loss of many records by fire last yo^r*
and it may be possible that some members
havo boon unintongfcionally overlooked,
PLEASE NOTIFY THE OFFICE IF YOU APE ©PERI*
TING AN ELECTRIC INCUBATOR OR BROODER .
The- LEA asks all persons receiving sermeo
from the LEA linos to please let them
knot; rhon you begin .operating an electric
incubator or brooder'. A list is kept at
the offico so that any unnecessary shut--off
of power can be' avoided on lines rhero those
aro in operation.
tANS TEACHERS - IACK-QF -
Ail TRADES
Bob Druxnan, rho Has made a survey of tho
Native' villaces in Alaska, reports that
teachers in these villages really have a
big job .■on .the ir hands. ■'
The average ANS teacher, ho reports, in
most of tho Native communities is saddled
rith many extra duties In addition to teach
ing school sire, hours daily for five days
a roclc. The teacher 'must operate guest
facilities for traveling government, person
nel; advise the village on all economic
natters; supervise tho Native cooperative
store; oversee herding of reindeer; give
nodical assistance; supervise community
health problems;' advise the village c6un
cil; and represent the National Guard, .
Selectivo Service, Department of Fublic
TTclfaro and many other Federal tmd Terri
torial agencies.
Box Druxnan has rocommendcd that the ANS
establish the job of village agent for
each community to assume all of the teach
er’s present extra duties, so that tho
teacher rill be able to'do a better job oC
educating the villagers. This posit or.
should bo filled by a highly qualifi-.t
spedializod personnel vho mould agroo Vo
remain for a long period. They shcu.e be
natural leaders and should be provicla i.ri V
model hones and furnish a rorking oe.v no.' -
of the goal they should achiovo for u-ir
villagers.
Mr, Druxnan admitted that this mould pl.'-e.
an additional heavy expense on the gO’u.*n-.
nent, but pointed out that in the long
run, it mould represent a saving because
it mould spood up the results that.AHj
Is trying to get.