PTA FLANS
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
In preparation for a member
ship drive for Parent-Teacher
As-eoiation m Seward, tlie eoin
anittee submits the following ex
cerpts from the Parent-Teacher
Manual of the National Congress
of Parents and Teachers.
ObjecJbs
To promote the welfare of
children and yomh in home,
school, chinch ami community.
To raise the standards of
home life.
To brin. into closer relation
the home and the school, tint
pan nts and teachers may co
operate intelligently in the tram
ing ■of tne end i.
To develop between educators
« 1 i -al public such
united efforts as will secure for
every ehild the highest advant
ages in pays.cal. mental, si eial
and spiritu.il education.
Tne I areni's Pari:
Pile P. f. A. should enable
both home and school to under
stand one another's problems.
For their part, parents should
understand what the school is
trying to accomplish through its
present methods and curriculum,
why certain subjects are includ
ed and excluded, why certain
techniques and procedures are
different from those of the past,
why certain rules are established
for the control of conduct.
The cooperative parent will
fully recognize the teacher’s
special expertness in his own
field, will accordingly instill in
the mind of the child a respect
both for the school and its
teachers. Discussion of any
single questionable situation
should be strictly between
teacher and parent; it should
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WOMEN'S CLUB SEES
PICTURES OF YELLOWSTONE
Yacc.lion pictures taken while
in Yellowstone I’ark by Father
Russell Clapn this summer were
seen by members or the Seward
Women's Club Thursday night.
The nun ting w as held in Hard
ing's Cafe at <S pan. Ollier slides
taken by Mrs. Reba Rose were
also part of the showing. Bill
Mike Muir added to the enter
tainment by aceordi m selections.
During the business session,
the club voted to send a letter
of protest to the City Council
concerning the Councils ap
proval ol a liquor establishment
m the Liberty Theater building.
All members were urged to
get out and get their families out
and vote next Tuesday.
Hostess for the evening were
Elsie Blue, LaPreal Bio. Goldie
Busko and Frances dark.
not be brought into a P.T.A.
meeting.
The Teacher's Pari
the responsibility of the
teacher for contributing to the
cooperative endeavor of school
and home is no less important
than that of the parent. In the
first place, the teacher should
have a wholesome respect for
each pupil’s personality. He
should also take into considera
tion the effect of home environ
ment. He will expect enough of
each one—but not to-o umch. The
good teacher thinks of himself
or herself as an interpreter one
who knows more than the child
because of the advantage of
longer experience.
No other agency is so well
fitted for creating a mutually
sympathetic attitude between
parent and school as this organi
zation.
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I o’rdge to resooct the rights of Labor and to cooperate vRih Labor and Management in
promoting the welfare of the people of Alaska.
(S:gned) BERT RUTHERFORD
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is our
judge
and
... her verdict is important to you
Salmon caught in Territorial waters and packed in
Alaska canneries have been shipped to the market places
of the world where Mrs. Housewife now has the last word.
Whether or not she selects Alaska salmon instead
of other competing foodstuffs is important to all of us
because the salmon industry historically has been the
backbone of Alaska’s economy.
Furthermore, the success or failure of the industry
in selling the 1952 pack profitably on an uncertain
market is directly reflected in its ability to pay adequate
wages to fishermen, cannery employees and others—as
well as taxes to support schools, build roads and
maintain other functions of government.
For more information about Alaska's most important
industry write today for your copy of "Alaska's Salmon
Industry,” a colorful, 16-page booklet crammed with
information about the industry. Of special interest to
housewives is a section of tasty salmon recipes. Now (dso
is a good time to send "Welcome to Alaska" to friends
outside. Address inquiries for both booklets to Alaska
Salmon Institute, Box 893, Ketchikan.
Hear Sam Hayes, noted radio commentator. . .
every Sunday over your favorite Alaska station.
Alaska Salmon Institute
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