ACCA To Continue
Good Work Here
The Kodiak Chapter of the
Alaska Crippled Children’s Associa
tion will continue the itinerant
speech and hearing program it was
decided at the state Alaska Crip
pled Children’s convention which
was held in Ketchikan.
Mrs. Lynn Saupe, Kodiak dele
gate, stated that Kodiak along with
Kenai, Soldatna, Seward, Palmer
and Eagle River will have to con
tinue raising money if this program
is to be carried out next year.
Mrs. Margaret Hamilton, speech
and hearing therapist, has been
holding clinics in town and on the
base every 6 weeks this past year.
This has cost the Kodiak commun
ity $2000.00 per year which is
raised by the Chapter through
Easter Seal and Federal Service
Drive, donations, sale of ACCA
items and Christmas cards, and fees
collected for speech and hearing
therapy. It is hoped that the com
munity would continue to support
this program as it has in the past.
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The theme of the Alaska Crip
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of the Handicapped and the Nat
ional Society for CYippled Chil
dren and Adults.
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