Three Kodiak Teachers Win Highly
Coveted National Teaching Awards
Alfred L. Craig, Connie Dandeneau, Hugh Q. Smith
School was out May 23rd and teacher.
maybe you think that is wny tnese
three Kodiak teachers are wearing
big smiles. Tain’t the reason though
a’tall cause actually they are all
going to be going BACK to school
themselves as soon as high school
is out here for the summer! They
are wearing smiles because they
won highly coveted awards through
the National Science Foundation.
Alfred L. Craig, who received
his batchelor of science degree
from Eastern Oregon College in
1959, has taught the past four
years in Kodiak as a social science
Craig has been granted a leave
of absence to accept an authoriza
tion to study with financial sup
port, under terms of the National
Defense Education Act. He will at
tend a counseling and guidance in
stitute for the 1963-64 academic
year.
Hugh Q. Smith, who received his
batchelor of science in 1958 from
State University of New York at
Buffalo and took graduate work
both there and at Geneseo, N.Y.,
has accepted an invitation to par
ticipate in the 1962 Summer Na
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tional Science Foundation at the
University of Alaska. He has also
received an invitation to become
a participant in the 1963-64 Acad
emic Year Institute at the Univer
sity of Colorado. The Institute is
supported by the National Science
Foundation.
Connie Dandeneau, Kodiak Jun
ior High School teacher, has been
awarded a National Science Foun
dation scholarship to the Summer
Institute at the University of
Alaska for Science and Mathemat
ics in junior and senior high
school.
Miss Dandeneau is a graduate of
Salem, Mass., State Teachers Col
lege and has taken graduate
courses at Columbia, the Univer
sity of Washington and Tufts Uni
versity of Bedford, Mass.
Kodiak Crab Talks
Stall In Tokyo
A deadlock is reported on talks
in Tokyo between the U.S. and
Japan over the Japanese request
to enter the king crab fishery
around Kodiak Island and in the
Gulf of Alaska, according to a news
story appearing in the Anchorage
Times.
The report said the talks reached
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a deadlock when U.S. representa
tives refused to allow Japanese
operation in the Kodiak area in
which the Japanese have asked per
mission to take crabs on an ex
perimental basis.
Another meeting had not been
scheduled but one may be held the
latter part of this week, informed
Tokyo sources stated.
713 Jap Boats To
Fish North Pacific
For Our Salmon
Japan, a nation whose streams
contribute only a negligible
amount of the salmon of the Pa
cific, this week indicated it intends
to continue its intensive and ex
tensive high seas salmon fishery
this year.
A report in the Anchorage Times
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coming from Hakodate, Japan,
stated that 11 Japanese salmon
fishing fleets totaling 380 ships
sailed for the North Pacific for an
allowed catch quota of 57,000 tons,
vessels left Japan the end of April
to fish south of the 45th Parallel.
Their quota was another 63,000
tons of salmon.
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