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Three teachers from the Kodiak
School returned Friday and Sun
day from the Delegate Assembly
of the Alaska Education Associa
tion held in Fairbanks last week.
All were chosen as alternates in
last spring’s election of delegates
from this district which includes
all island schools westward to
Adak.
Mrs. Bertha Hamman went in
Betty Springhill’s place and helped
with recommendations of the Con
stitution and Eolegate Assembly
committee. Mrs. Eunice Neseth
was in line for Helen Gilmore
(formerly Helen Seleen), now in
Ketchikan. Mrs. Neseth serves on
the Publications and Personnel
committee.
Third delegate for the district
was Mrs. Lois Burnham in place of
the elected delegate from Adak,
who has, since election, transferr
ed to another school out of this
district.
The recommendations to print
the AEA Code of Ethics in the
coming publication of the Alaska
Teacher came out of the commit
tee on Ethics and Professional
Standards of which Mrs. Burnham
was a member.
Other committees were the Leg
islative, Public Relations and Lia
son, Membership and Resolutions,
Child Welfare, Retirement and Re
tired Teachers and Teacher Wel
fare.
It was recommended that AEA
endorse the fiscal independance
policy of the Superintendent’s Ad
visory Commission. The Alaska
Teacher, now run and owned by
Mr. Malach, was thought best to
be operated by the AEA, possibly
from Juneau, as their official
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Until such time, local associa
tions are requested to famish
assistance on, materials ' and ad
vertisers to be submitted before
the deadline of the fifteenth of
each month.
Welfare Society
Obtains Car
The Kodiak Health and Welfare
Society has been given the use of
a carry-all bought surplus by the
City. The City has also agreed to
maintain the car.
The availability of a car will
(probably mean that a Public
Health nurse for the city will be
installed soon.
The Society has issued an appeal
for funds this week which they
need in order to continue function
ing. All donations will he gladly
accepted. Please contact Marian
Johnson, phone 4561.
Naval Station
Births
Arthur Jay, weighing 6 lbs. 10
ozs. was born on October 16 to La
Vcrna Goldie and Thomas Webster
Wilson, EMC, USCG.
Gail Marie, weighing 7 lbs. 9%
ozs., was born on October 17 to
Beverly Jean and Clyde Thomas
Lusk, Jr., LTJG, USCG.
Karen Elaine, weighing 7 lbs.
3% ozs., was boro on October 18 to
Elaine Estelle and Georg-3 Hart
Ensign, SKI, USN.
Chester Hans, weighing 7 lbs. 15
ozs . was born on October 19 to
Barbara Jean and John “H
Schroedor 111, RM2, USN.
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