CAPITOL MOVE cont.
15* Do you ever feel that you would like
to knock on a few doors in Juneau and
can not do it because of inconvenient
location?.
16. Would you like to sit in on a few
legislative sessions?'
17. Do you think that the capital should
-be surrounded by spacious grounds which
include picnic areas, gardens, and a
museum?"
18. At a cost of $25.00 per sq. ft., for
office space, one million dollars would
buy 40,000 sq. ft. of office space•
19. A capital site 5 miles by 5 miles
squajre- would cover 16,000 acres.
20. If 16,000 acres were sub divided
into three lots per acre and sold for
$50.0.4-00 per lot, the total would be
$24,00Q,000.00
Tex Bernard
IN COPPER CENTER FOR
Cosmetics
and
Christmas Gifts arriving
Louise Webb TA2 3243'
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MARYS AND MARTHAS MEET
The Marys and Marthas, Women*s Group
of the Glennallen Community Chapel, held
their monthly meeting on October 15th at
the homp of Mrs* Elladene-McGill with ,
Mrs. Peggy Richcreek as co-hostess. Be
sides women op the Mission and the host
esses, those attending were the Mesdames
Kiser, Phillips, Barton,: Charley, Kawagley, „
Jacomet, Dye, Conkle, and Knoehel. Many
of the ladies helped in making decorations
for the Young People’s banquet as well as
doing some handwork of their ovm, A ... ,
story told by Mrs. Ethel Barrett on re
cord was much enjoyed.
If you YJere among the missing, why
don’t you join the group on November 19
at the home of Mrs. Dolores Kawagley.
We’ll be glad to welcome you.
VOTE
VOTE
VOTE
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CORRECTION
Electors living along the.Edgerton
Highway> including Chitina and. from Mile -
94 to Thompson Pass, on the Richardson,
will have a new voting place for the
General Election on November 6. A new
Precinct, the Kenny Lake Precinct, has
been set up to accomodate voters, in this
area. The polling place will be at the
home of Adam and Emma Bell, just west, of
Kenny Lake. Watch the Anchorage Times
for more description of bounderies*
PRESS RELEASE
Highways Commissioner D. A. McKinnon
has announced the appointment of W. Dennis
Nottingham as training supervisor, a new
post at the Department of Highways, but
one that exists-in most other states.
McKinnon said Nottingham^ duties
would be to plan, organize, develop and
coordinate professional and sub-profes
3 ional training programs and administer
such programs with aid from administra
tive and technical- staff members. He
will determine training needs, prepare
.training aids, evaluate effectiveness
of training upon its completion and
maintain detailed records of completed
training programs.
The position was created to coordin
ate procedures in the various districts
and take advantage of the professional
and technical skill of highway employees,
McKinnon said.
Nottingham is a graduate of Montana
State University and is currently em
ployed at the Department of Highways as
a bridge design engineer. He holds
both a bachelor and a masterrs degree
in civil engineering.
While doing graduate work at the
university, he served as an ins true tor
in basic engineering, and is teaching
math this term at the Juneau-Doaiglas
Community College.
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