J. Everett to Lead
Bus. & Prof. Women
Juanita Everett was elected
as president by the Seward Bus
iness & Professional Women's
Club Tuesday night. Mrs. Ever
ett is a charter member of the
group.
Other officers elected were,
Norine Reed, vice president;
Blanche Gray, second vice presi
dent; Evelyn Blair, recording
secretary: Mildred Fleming, cor
responding secretary; and Hetty
Lindberg, treasurer.
The club honored winners of
the Postal Contest for Business
subjects from the high school
at dinner. The girls were Audrey
Denton, Shirley Horton. Doris
Doshen, Ava Doyle, Carol Ann
Trevethan and Janice Frampton.
All were present except Miss
Trevethan.
Installation of officers and the
charter dinner will probably bo
combined at a meeting in the
near future, the new president
states.
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Seward Woman to
Represent Alaska
Miss Helen Case of Seward
will be the official delegate from
the Alaska Federation of Wo
men's Clubs at the National Con
vention in Washington, D.C. this
month, from May 25 to 29.
Miss Case plans to arrive in
the nation's capitol in time to
attend the Embassy Tour and
Tea at which Mrs. Eisenhower
and Mrs. Richard Nixon are to
be honored guests.
She will spend the weekend
of May 30 in New York to visit
the United Nations Building.
After visiting in Illinois and
Indiana she will attend summer
school at San Francisco State
College to take a workshop in
special education to aid her in
teaching at the Seward Sanator
ium next vear, where she is
assistant to Miss Goldie Busko.
Mathews' to Leave
Jesse Lee Home
Elwin Mathews, superintend
ent of Jesse Lee Home, will
leave Seward about May 24 for
a new assignment in Illinois.
Mr. Mathews, assisted by his
wife Ruth, has been at the home
lor the past three years. They
came to Alaska from the Texas
Panhandle country, and soon en
deared themselves to all of Sew
ard by their wise and thoughtful
care of the children at Jesse Lee.
After a three months vaca
tion at Lubbock, Texas, their
family home, the Mathews' and
thc'.r two sens, Jerry 14 and
Paul 10 and their foster daugh
ter Christine Brandal 13, who
is an Alaskan, will go on to their
new post in Illinois. They will
also be joined by their own
daughter Cecile, who has spent
the last year in Texas.
The children’s home at Polo,
Illinois, the Peek Home, is under
the management of the Women's
Division of Christian Service of
the Methodist Church on the
same basis as the Seward home,
and is approximately the same
size.
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Northbound
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7:30 a.m.
12:01 p.m.
SEWARD AND ANCHORAGE
Each Tuesday & Thursday
Lv.
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Anchorage
Southbound
Read Up
Tues. Thurs.
Ar. 10:30 - 8:05 p.m.
Lv. 6:00 - 3:30 p.m.
ANCHORAGE. McKINLEY & FAIRBANKS
3:30 a.m.
12:50 p.m.
4:36 p.m.
8:30 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
5:05 p.m.
Daily Except Tuesday
Lv. Anchorage Ar. '
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Ar. Fairbanks Lv.
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Mon., Tues., Wed.. Fri., Sat.
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11:35 a.m.
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REPORT OF NURSES
EXAMINING BOARD MEET
The annual meeting of the
Alaska Nurses’ Examining
Board was held in Seward April
30 and May 1.
Discussions at the meeting
centered around the implemen
tations of the Act relating to the
practice of nursing passed by
the last session of the legisla
ture. This Act increased the
membership of the Board from
three members to five. The en
larged Board is to be responsible
for the examining and licensing
of practical nurses as well as
professional nurses.
With the creation of the ac
credited practical nurse school
at Mt. Edgecumbe it was par
ticularly important that licen
sure of practical nurses be made
possible at this time. Plans were
formulated for examinations to
be given to the graduates of
this school in June 1953.
The Board set up policies and
technics to meet the require
ments of tile licensing Act Ex
aminations for registration of
professional nurses will be ad
ministered by members of the
Board.as requested but not more
than four times a year. Applica
tions for examination are now
being received by the Execu
tive Secretary, Alaska Nurses’
Examining Board, Box 714,
Seward, Alaska.
The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
Helen Johnson, president; Helen
Jefferson, vice president: La
Preal Bie, executive secretary.
Attending the meeting were
Helen Johnson, Juneau; Eliza
beth V. Vickers, Mt. Edgecumbe:
Mrs. Mernardine White, Fair
banks: Mrs. Helen Jefferson.
Anchorage; and Mrs. LaPreal
Bie, Seward.
WOMAN'S CLUB BANOUET
There are still some tickets
available for the annual Spring
Banquet and Installation of Of
ficers of the Senior Woman’s
Club. For reservations call Mrs.
Roberta Thornton. The banquet
will be held at Tony's Cafe
May 14.
Cherie Luben left Friday for
the States. She is going to Colo
rado to live with her mother.
Miss Clara Panonhagen is
leaving Seward. She also went
on Friday. She lias been on the
staff of Seward General Hos
pital, and organist at the Metho
dist Church.
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