Tundra Times Volume XVI, Number 40 (October 3, 1979) Page 1 [view articles] Page 2 [view articles] Page 3 [view articles] [masthead] [news] Nineteen Officers Graduated from the Four-Week Village Public Safety Officer Academy at the Department of Public Safety Academy in Sitka, September 2, the First Class in the New Training Program for Village Officers. The Graduates Were, from Left to Right: ;Moses Vaska, Upper Kalskag; Ben Chaglusk, Toksook Bay; Howard Amos, Mekoryuk; Tony Phillip, Kwigillingok; Crimet Phillips, Lower Kalskag; Luke Tall, Hooper Bay; Walter Brown, Eek; Edward David, Kongiganak; William Morgan, Aniak; Ferdinand Carter, Eek; John Jasper, Aniak; Steven Paul Sr., Napkaiak; Peter Minock Sr., Pilot Station; Harry Gilila, Aniak; Leo Kansilak, Tununak; Yako Crane, Sleetmute; Fred Moore, Emmonak; Paul Agnes, Nightmute; Yako Pitka Sr., Russian Mission. [news] Roy Peratrovich, a 33 Year Old Bureau of Indian Affairs Employee and Superintendent of the Most Populated District of the Agency in Alaska, Retired Friday. "I Have Enjoyed This Assignment because it Has Been an Opportunity to Serve Our Native People." A Member of Sealaska Corporation, Peratrovich Began His Government Career as Postmaster of Klawak. He Was a Territorial Treasurer from 1941 to 1946, and a Commissioner for the Alaska State Commission for Human Rights, and is Active in His Role as a Life Member of the Alaska Native Brotherhood Executive Committee. " I Intend to Take a Very Active Part in Civic and Community Affairs. I Hope to Work with Various Indian Groups Who Feel They Can Use My Experience and Abilities.' [news] Grant Receives Art Prize [advertisement] Page 4 [view articles] Page 5 [view articles] Page 6 [view articles] Page 7 [view articles] Page 8 [view articles] Page 9 [view articles] Page 10 [view articles] Page 11 [view articles] Page 12 [view articles]