Increase Of 180
Students Seen
For Fall Term
An anticipated increase of 180
students in Kodiak’s public school
this fall was revealed at the final
meeting of the PTA, held at the
High School May 16.
An election of officers was held
naming Rev. Don Bullock as presi
dent; Neil Sargent, vice president;
Mrs. Nancy Andrich, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Louise Han
cock, treasurer; and Mrs. Juanita
Nelson, recording secretary.
Ivor Schott gave a very informa
tive and detailed account of the
school budget. He pointed out that
the budget for the coming year,
1963-64, must take into considera
tion the increased enrollment of
around 180 new students, the hiring
df three new teachers, and the fact
that a pay increase for the teach
ers will use more of the allotted
state funds.
He also brought out the fact that
funds for the budget are supplied
from three sources: the Federal
Government which pays a stipu
lated amount for each child attend
ing public schools whose parents
live or work on government prop
erty; the State, whose contribution
amounts to approximately 75 per
cent of instructional costs; and all
other costs of operating the school
come from local sources.
It is the latter amount which
fluctuates according to the cur
rent needs, and this year must con
sider, along with the above men
tioned items, the lack of a reserve
fund from which to draw, Schott
said. This fund last year supplied
$14,000 of the budget, but it is
now depleted, he added.
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Helm Schott Now
President Of BPW
Installation of new officers of
the Business and Professional
Women’s Club was held Monday
night, May 20, in the home of
Marion Johnson.
Installed were Helen Schott,
president; Mary Maury, vice presi
dent; Harriett Benson, treasurer;
Ulrica Shultz, recording secretary;
and Thelma Johnson, correspond
ing secretary.
Last meeting for the summer
will be held Monday, June 3, in
the home of Justine Hinckel. Co
hostesses will be Thelma Johnson
and Doris Anderson.
Past President Melanie Draper
will represent the Kodiak Club
this weekend as a delegate to the
state convention of BPW in Ketch
ikan.
6 Initiated Into
Emblem Club
In a formal ceremony, six new
members were initiated into Ko
diak Emblem Club No. 187. The
new initiates are Carol Grotecloss,
Ann Haase, Madeline Denio, Donna
Katona, Lila Wilson and Jeanne
Catterlin. These new initiates will
be known as the Mary McFarland
Class.
The initiation took place during
the regular business meeting
Thursday, May 16, at which Presi
dent Elaine McIntyre presided.
During recess Reggie Damery’s
name was drawn for the attend
ance pot.
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Notice
Kodiak Telephone Co. wishes to
bring to the attention of all Party
Line subscribers that they are to
limit their conversations to five (5‘
minutes. Any subscriber reported
as constantly abusing this regula
tion will subject their station to a
shut off.
There has also been numerous
reports of children playing with
the Telephone and holding the line
for long periods of time playing
records, etc. The same applies to
this condition.
Also, if the subscribers who did
not receive new telephone direc
tories in the mail would please stop
at our office you will receive one.
It would not only help the sub
scriber but also our information
desk and by the amount of infor
mation calls we receive there must
be quite a number that did not
receive theirs.
Kodiak Electric’s phone number
is 486—2261.
Gordon Jensen
Manager
Kodiak Telephone Co.
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