ASG COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED FOR 1959
Membership of the 1959 county
or district committees of the Al
aska Agricultural Stabilization
and Conservation program was
announced this week by Alaska
ASC Chairman Philip R. Johnson,
of Fairbanks.
The Palmer Committee is as
follows: Victor Falk, Jr., chair
man; Roland Snodgrass, vice
chairman; A. R. Carson, member;
Clyde Oberg, first alternate; and
Earl N. Ray, second alternate.
Fairbanks Committee: Elton
! Buzby, chairman; Marvin Bushey,
1 vice-chairman; Glen Bouton,
! member; L. D. Canaday, first al
ternate; arid Robert Gamble, sec
: ond alternate.
Homer Committee: Rudy Og
i ren, chairman; Eugene Smith,
vice-chairman; Gust Lofgren,
j member; Warren Enzler, first al
ternate; and 'Basil Bolstridge,
'second alternate.
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RECORD ENROLLMENTS
NOTED AT UNIVERSITY
On campus student enrollment
reached an all-time high of 693
at the close of late registration
this month for the University of
Alaska. Total enrollment for the
1957-58 school year was 698.
If enrollment trends continue
this record will be increased by
100 when registration is complet
ed for second semester in Janu
ary 1959, safd Mrs. Laura Jones,
registrar.
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James W. Wilson
To Pzrtici;ate In
Chamber Convention
James W. Wilsoii, territorial
commissioner of agriculture, will
lie a member of a panel partici
pating in the Friday, October 24
section of the All-Alaska Cham
ber of Commerce Convention to
be held in Anchorage October 23,
24, and 25.
The program will be introduc
ed by Chuck Cloudy, All-Alaska
Chamber president, who will ser
ve as moderator, and John Croul
of the Federal Electric Corpora
tion. Other members of the panel
include Phil Holds worth, territor
ial commissioner of mines; Ray
Thompson, president, Global Ex
ploration, Denver Colorado; Col.
W. C. Gribble, Jr., District En
gineer, U. S. Army Engineer Dis- '
trict, Alaska; E. W. Patton, Al
aska Visitors Association; A1 An
derson, Resource Development
Board; Robert Hughey, Atomic i
Energy Commission; C. T. Takah- |
ashi, representing Japanese inter
est in Alaska; and W. C. Arnold
of the Alaska Salmon Industry.
Representing the Matanuska
Valley Chamber of Commerce at
the convention will be Richard
Jones, delegate, and Ed Smith,
alternate. Any other members of
the local Chamber who can attend
any or all of the convention will
be welcomed. Registration at the I
Westward Hotel lobby will be j
held Thursday, October 23 from j
2:00 to 5:00 p.m.
Social Security Office
New Open Full Time
The Anchorage Social Security
office, previously closed part of
each month, will now be open
each working day, John E. Blak
ey, resident representative, said
this week.
It had been necessary in the
past for the representative to
leave the office on certain days
because of travel commitments
in the Westward and Interior.
B la key said that Tom Burts
cher of Juneau, has now been as
signed to the office and that,
while one representative is tra
veling, the other will remain in
Anchorage. He pointed out this
will provide better service not
only to residents of the Anchor
age area, but also to those who
often travel to the social security
office from Palmar, Seward, and
other communities.
The office hours will remain
the same, Blakey added. The
hours are from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m.
The office is located in Room 9
in the basement of the Post Of
i fire building.
Acting Governor Waino E.
Hendrickson has announced the
j appointment of the Reverend
;.Malcolm S. Sweet of Juneau, as
| United Nations Day Chairman for
| Alaska. Dr. Sweet is Pastor of
the Northern Light Presbyterian
1 Church here. He is also State
| Commander of the Military Order
of World Wars and has served as
Chaplain in the Territorial Sen
ate. United Nations Day will be
observed in Alaska October 24.
Dr. Sweet said he will contact
j soon the Mayors in Alaska’s ma
jor cities urging that appropriate
I community programs be held to
observe the anniversary of the
day the United Nations Charter
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Aviation announces the sale of
the initial issue of its’ long
awaited Alaska Airport Direc
tory. This directory contains an
alphabetical listing of over 300
airport and seaplane facilities,
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Glover Building, Anchorage.
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