Alaska Included In Yculh Conference
Governor William A. Egan has
expressed enthusiastic approval of
the aims and intent of the White
House Conference on Children
and Youth, which will be held in
Washington/ D.C., next March.
Referring to a committee he re
cently appointed to prepare for
Alaska’s participation in the con
ference, the governor said:
‘Through the work of the Alaska
Committee, and by collaboration
through the White House Confer
ence on Children and Youth with
national leaders in this field, our
State will be getting off to a good
start toward the development of
effective community services to
meet the needs of young Alaskans.
The information which the Al
aska committee will acquire in its
contacts with all communities of
the State is essential to a proper
evaluation of Alaska’s needs in
this vital field.”
Lastw kee questionnaires were
mailed to all towns and vil
lages in the state in order to gather
data concerning the needs of chil
dren and youth of Alaska. Based
on replies, a progress report will
be submitted to Washington this
fall.
The Alaska committee was ap
pointed by Gov. Egan in conjunc
tion with President Eisenhower’s
call for the 1960 conference, the
sixth to be held since 1909. Mem
bers are Roland Armstrong, Presi
dent of Sheldon Jackson School,
Sitka; and Paul Winsor, Commis
sioner of Health and Welfare, Jun
eau; Co-chairman; 0. M. Lien, U.
S. Commissioner, Ketchikan; Larry
Barrett, Boy Scout executive sec
retary; Ivor Schott, Kodiak; Hon.
Steffen Anderson, Mayor of Nome;
and Miss Marian Larson, Fair
banks.
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Stones To Attend
Group Conference
On Child-Caring
William W. Stone, Superinten
dent of the Kodiak Baptist Mis
sion, will participate in the Alas
ka Child-Caring Institutions Con
ference to be held at the Univer
sity of Alaska, at Fairbanks, be
ginning tomorrow and ending Aug
ust 18. His wife and daughters
Zelanna and Nelda Jane will ac
company him.
Dr. Susanne Schulze, of the
school of Social Service Adminis
tration, University of Chicago, will
be the principal speaker at the
conference. Dr. Schultze is a wide
ly-recognized social work educator
and has participated in conferen
ces of this nature throughout the
country. Mr. George P. Spartz,
Child Welfare Supervisor for Alas
ka, is arranging conference speak
ers and agenda.
The Stones will remain on the
mainland for two weeks, and will
vacation following the conference.
Dance To Wind-Up
Cancer Campaign
A dance will be held at the
Elks Club, Saturday, August 22,
for the benefit of the annual Can
cer Crusade, according to Lila
Lester, chairman of the drife.
The fund raising campaign be
gan August 8, and will conclude
with the public dance. Monday,
August 17, a house-to-house
campaign will be conducted, ac
cording to Mrs. Lester, lor the pur
pose of seeking contributions and
distribute literature.
Contributions can be mailed to
the Bank of Kodiak, or to the local
postmaster. They should be mark
ed ‘'Cancer Fund.” Memorial con
tributions can be made to Freda
Blinn.
A film on cancer will be shown
on TV and a radio message will
be broadcast.
First Trip Out
For Leslie Seiig
Leslie Seiig, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Seiig, left Thursday for
Rollins, Montana, where he will
attend the Junior Red Cross Train
ing Center. This is his first trip
to the other states.
The Center is located at Flat
head Lake, Montana. Young Seiig
will spend one week at the Center,
as will selected high school stu
dents across the nation. He will
be given training in general Red
Cross service work. He begins his
freshman year here this fall.
Following the training period,
Leslie will visit his brother Clar
ence in San Francisco.
$300 Fine Given
On Drunk Charge
A fine of $300 was imposed on
George Nekeferoff following his
arrest on a drunk charge. He
was given a 30-day sentence.
In other cases before the City
Magistrate, Wendell K. Matthews
forfeited his bail of $25 when ar
rested on a drunk charge; Rich
ard Olsen was found guilty on
assault and battery charge; Lila
Lewis forfeited bail when arrested
on a drunk charge; Lloyd Hovig
was fined $35 on a drunk and dis
orderly charge.
John Morrison was sentenced to
six months on a drunk and dis
orderly charge. His case was
heard before the U. S. Commis
sioner.
Offer Prize For
Heaviest Deer
A big buck contest will be spon
sored by the Rendezvous, popular
roadhouse on the Chiniak road,
according to Ted Swartz, co-owner
of the stopping place.
The contest will be run in con
junction with the deer season,
which opens August 20. The Ren
dezvous will have a weighing-in
station during the hunting season
A Frontier Colt model 22 cal,
revolver will be given to the
hunter with the heaviest field
dressed deer entered.
“There is no entry fee,” accord
ing to Swartz. The contest is open
to all hunters’ regardless of age
or sex, he said.
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