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Kodiak PTA Favors
School Bond Issue
Mrs. Juanita Nelson has been
elected by the Executive Board of
Kodiak PTA as a delegate to the
state PTA meeting to be held in
Fairbanks October 10-12.
During the same meeting, held
last Thursday evening, Sept. 12,
installation of the new officers of
the Kodiak Parent-Teachers As
sociation was held. Installed for the
new term were:
President: Rev. Don Bullock:
Vice President: Neil Sargent; Re
cording Secretary: Juanita Nelson;
Corresponding Secretary: Nancy
Aldrich; Treasurer: Louis Hancock.
The PTA approved a motion by
outgoing president Roy Madsen
that the organization go on record
in favor of Kodiak as the location
for the State Vocational School.
The group also went on record
in support of the bond issue to be
voted upon Oct. 1st
Supt. Ivir Schott pointed out dur
ing discussion that the present
school was designed for 250 stu
dents and that there were now
about 340 students enrolled.
Science Display
To Highlight
Cub Scout Meet
A special science display presen
ted by Chet Hagel, local eight
grade science teacher, will be the
main feature of a Cub Scout Pack
Meeting to be held September 27th
at the high school cafeteria.
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A DUCK?
J It depends on how far and fast
I the duck is going, of course.
Same with tailoring insurance to your needs. Every
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insurance needs.
Art Brooks at 486—2215
Kodiak Insurance, Inc.
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All parents of boys between the
age of 8 and 11 years are urged to
attend the meeting with their boys.
There will be opportunity for par
ents to learn more about the cub
bing program and their responsi
bilities in it as well as for new
boys to sign up for the program.
Cub Scout Master, Bill Bennet.
points out that the Kodiak Pack
cannot continue to function with
out increased adult interest and
participation. He asks that every
parent with a son interested in Cub
Scouting make a sincere effort to
Speech & Hearing
Clinic’s Slated
A speech and Hearing clinic will
be held next week in Kodiak and
on the Naval Station. Miss Mar
garet K. Hamilton, speech and
Hearing therapist for Alaska Crip
pled Children’s Ass’n will be at the
Community Baptist Church on Mon
day, Tuesday and Thursday and on
attend the September 27th meet
ing. It will begin at 7:30 p.m.
the Naval Station at the Commun
ity Center Building on Wednesday
and Friday.
Children and Adults with
Speech, Hearing or reading pro
blems can make an appointment by
calling Mrs. Elsie Batchelor 486—
2818 in Kodiak or Mrs. Shirley
Woack 486—3311 on the Naval Sta
tion.
These services are made possible
by Easter Seal contributions, the
sale of Alaskan Christmas cards
and fees paid by individuals re
ceiving care at the clinic.
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