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Stockholder Meet
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the property
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neuy gave up a successful career
louring with the bather i Weir.
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ish oaiie' companr*; to scout lor
contestant on AbC-TV “Your,
for a Song ”
Mvrtle Anderson
Keturns: Oulside
For Six \fceehs
Mr: Myru- Anderson returner
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Jir. Anj«tA*:. spent ir.uf of :>er
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Snjrie> wbj “Mit Aiafck.3 :s 1953.
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r»e Wisconsin State trouper
Lua'i ; staying wit: xie- siste'
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Albert Petersor. Sne also saw ana
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are sov. Manor; Wood partner ir.
I the Fairuanks Insurance Agency,
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i afie- ar. operation a1. Maynard lio.,
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Carnival Parade
Chief Calls For
Float Participants
The thecae of toe 1962 Fair wank
Winter Carxuva. parade will be
“Challenge of Alas*.: according t*
Ass- Fire Chief Junr Madsen who
is Projee Chairman lor tnc year
Carnival paiau*- “The tnerne " Man
ser iaic envision a colorfu torcr.
iign*. pa;aue starting at 7 p.n
Tnursuay Maren 22 and containing
fioat- featuring hunting trapping
and prospecting, wildlife and Alas'
ka scenery as well as Alaska's
winter sports
“V.e nope to have one of trie
larges' am moi’ interesting parades
job Opportunities
1 Manager. Retail Apparel, high
scuo&i graduate aod ti sufting in
clotne design mg Out of town.
2 Nurse, Genera: Duly, performs
general duty nursing at various
ftweramerr rtor..itai tin oughout
Aiaska Registered
3 Telephone repairmen.
4 Employ.'i>en‘. Service Specialist
BS Degree and 5 years experience,
wail consider 3 year:- experience.
5 Cierr Stenographer
6 Eieetron.c Technicians
7 Accounting CAerk, two year of
outmess college ievei bookkeeping
o: related
3 PerMiimel Cietk, 4 yeats exper
ience in personnel work. Out of
town.
Temporary help is available a:
Tie A#*:-..-: i Stale Employment Serv
ice to do your Cleaning jobs. *:iow -
.Hivjveimg, ironing, window washing,
iaooring. maidw-ork. or typing, and
other job.-- if you seed someone
now call GDobt b-665i
Tbe Employment Service is lo
cated on 310 First Avenue. Office
hours are froni 3:30 to 12 noon and
1 to 5 in tne afternoon, Monday
tnrougn Friaay
11 Carnival history. Organizations
both civilian and military desiring
U> enter float- in tne parade should
contact my office at the Central
Fire Station or the office of Fair
banks Unlimited, Inc. in the Cham
ber of Commerce building as soon
a possible to enter floats "
Organizations planning floats and
needing decorative materials snotild
contact George H Huber 420 4th
Street Graenl or call him at GL
0-4487
"Details of the parade route and
tn* point ot formation will be an
riouncec a* a later time.’’ Madsen
said
Inion 4nd 4.G.C.
Keacii 4^reement
On 4 ) ear Pad
An agreement was reached last
Sunday in Anchorage between th>
American Federation of Technical
Engineers and trie Alaska Chapter
of the Associated Genera. Contrar -
tors. The negotiations which had
begun iate Last year have euimmatec
jn a four year conn ac' between ttu
union and the contractor .■ repre
sentative.
Specific details or the agreement
will not be released to tne public
until the contract is signed AGC
Manager William Hioberc slated
however, that tne agieement was
not out of line with otne? contracts
signed with other union."
The AGC have now. only to reacn
agreement with the Carpenters anc
Culinary Workers Union' Negotia
tions between the AGC and the
carpenters are now in progress The
culinary workers negotiations will
begin in the near future
Sourdough Club
Costume Dance
Everything Iron-: Halloween to
Mardi Gras outfits will be seen
tomorrow at 8:30 p.m a: the Sour
dough Dance Club's annual costume
party
The dance, which is one of four
special ones held annually, is at the
Masonic Temple, 800 First Avenue
A spring dance is next on the
group's schedule of activities
The 1962 Seattle World's Fair
could become famous for its food
as well as its other glittering at
tractions. More than 15 special
restaurants, including the revolving
“Eye of the Needle" atop the 600
foot Space Needle, will feature
exotic menus for fairgoers
OFFICIAL WAP
OF THfe
ALASKA ELECTION DISTRICTS
AS DETERMINED 1*1 ACCORDANCE MP<T«
PROVISIONS OF THE
CONST(TUTION FOR THE STATE
OF ALASKA
FOLLOWING THE OFFICIAL REPORTING OF TNF
US. I960 DECENNIAL
CENSUS
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NfrW I I.K JION IrlS'JitlfTS — 'I his sketch map shows the new boundaries of the
fctalt Election llistricts as determined |>y tjie Governor’s Advisory Committee on Ke
apportionment and defined in Governor William A. Egan's Proclamation of Heap
(lortionnuai and Hedistricting. 'I he State Constitution sets up the procedure for
^apportionment which must toiiow the official reporting of each decennial census,
five of the 24 election districts defined in the initial apportionment schedule con
tained in the State Constitution were eliminated because of failure to meet (he
minimum quotient with regard to population. This was done by combining adjacent
election districts. Original election districts 1 and 2 were combined to make a new
election district No. 1; districts 7 and 8 became District No. 8; former districts 19
and 20 became District No. 1G; original districts 21 and 22 are now District 17.
Other districts were renumbered to conform. In sli cases the original boundaries
were adhered to with the exception of the Goose Bay area of the Anchorage District
8 which was added to District 7 by the Reapportionment Board. Anaktuvuk Pass
was shifted from District 15 to District 17 by Governor Egan. The new districting
will take effect for the 1902 primary abd general elections and will prevail until
the official reporting of the 1979 census.