Or. Johnson Heads
Terr. School Board
Association
Prominent resident, Dr. A.
Bclmes Johnson was elected Presi
dent of the Association Of Alaska
•School Boards at the annual con
tention held last week in Fair
banks.
With his new presidency, Dr.
•bahnsofi brought a new aim for the
Association for the coming year.
At a banquet held on Friday, i
September 27, the last day of the
-awrvention, Dr. Johnson proposed ,
<hat as a policy this year, all the. j
efforts of the Association should j
»©t be lard on the financial side of (
school planning but on the aims of
exfwcation and a review of corri- I
culum.
His proposal reived the bac
ing. of the Association and of tJ
Superintendents 'of Schools A
Visoi-y Commission which partit
pated in the convention.
Back in Kodiak this week, D
Johnson said “It is obvious the
changes have to be made to th
education system and I would lik
to see Alaska lead the way”.
The Association of Alask
School Boards was formed fou
fears ago. Last year, Dr. Johnso:
vas vice-president.
Also attending the convention i]
Fairbanks was Ivor Schott, supei
nfendent of schools in Kodiak whi
s a member of the Superinten
tents Advisory Commission.
Other officers elected were O.M
.iien, Ketchikan, vice president
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Fri.-Sat. nites—Sun. Afternoons
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Also We <]ash Pay Checks
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George E. Smith, Secretary Treas
urer, Dr. W.W. Bailey, Petersburg,
board member .and Keith M. Lesh,
Anchorage, board members.
. 21 Attend FBI
* Short Course
e ^ Twenty-one members of the City
Police Department, shore patrol
a and security office of the Naval
r Station attended the FBI school
i held in Kodiak last week.
Instructors for the three day
! course were A.B. Clark and Henry
_ Fitzgibbon from the bureau in
} Anchorage, and Bert Walker and
. Vein Carnahan of the O.N.I. on
the Naval Base.,
The Anchorage FBI men cover
ed in their lectures public rela
tions, arrests, warrants, statements
ahd other items concerning police
work. Movies were shown on fing
erprinting, wrapping and shipment
of evidence, how to make an arrest
and what to look for when an ar
rest is made.
Walker and Carnahan of the O.
N.I. gave lectures on seizures and
information on the polpgr&ph ma
chine ' . f
This year's was one of the f inest
classes held in -Kodiak during the
five years F.B.I. schools have been
held in here, according to Police
Chief Vickery. The Chief express
ed thanks to all who attended the
Classes and the help given by
Clark, Fitzgibbon, Walker and
Carnahan.
Girl Scouis
Need Cook Stove
The Kodiak Girl Scout Commu
nity Committee held their second
fall meeting on Monday Septem
ber 30. •
•, i.,
. It was decided that due to mem
ber’s difficulty in getting to the
i evening1 meetings, daytime meet
ings would be held in an attempt
to improve attendance.
The next meeting was set for
Wednesday October 23rd, at Mrs.
Robert Acheson’s house, behind
the Post 'Office, from 1 to 3 p.m.
All leaders are urged to attend
and committee members and other
interested . persons cordially in
vited.
The urgent need for a stove to
be installed in the Girl Scouts’ Hut
was discussed. The committee
would like to obtain a second han<J
oil stove that could provide heat,
hot water and cooking facilities
- for the girls.
They would appreciate it if any
one with a useable stove, which
they, wish to donate or sell reason
ably would contact any member of
the committee
IMMIGRATION OFFICER
TO BE HERE OCTOBER 22
It is planned that an Immigra
tion Officer will visit Kodiak next
October 22 (Tuesday) for three
days. Although he will be in Ko
diak primarily on naturalization
matters, he will be available to as
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NEW ARRIVAL
]>3TUiison Grant arrived in Ko
siak on Sunday September 29 from
Rochester, New York, to join the
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staff at the Ouzinkie Baptists
Home for Children.
Other members of the staff at
the Ouzinkie Home are Mary Sitze
korii and Mildred Cowell.
Did you know that the Messiah
was written in 24 days?. Hear it in
Kodiak in December. ^
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