Residents Urged
To Receive Second
Polio immunization
All area residents are remind
ed of the polio immunization
•clinic to be held in the high
school cafeteria tomorrow and
Saturday evening. All adults of
the area are urged to receive im
munization shots during this two
day clinic. Volunteer nurses of
nhe valley area will administer
the vaccine and clerical work
■foe done by otfyer volunteers
from the valley. The clinics will
be open from 6 to 9 p m. each
^evening.
Persons who received their
first immunization shots in Aug
ust are urged to take their sec
ond ones at this time. Persons
never having had any immuniza
tion are urged to take their first
and those who have had two
providing at least seven months
'have elapsed since receiving the
second, are urged to have their
third and final shot.
Children, up to 19 years of age,
and pregnant women may re
ceive the immunization vaccine
free of charge. A fee of $1.00
■each will be made for all others
'to help defray the expenses of
the clinic.
Vaccine is being made avail
able through the National Foun
•dertion of Infantile Paralysis, ac
cording to Ed Smith, local chair
man of the polio committee.
Record Enrollment
Holed at University
A record fall enrollment of
more than 600 students is ex
pected for the 1957-58 academic
;year at the University of Alas
ka, President Ernest N. Patty
“announced this week.
^Classes began on the campus
September 18- New students
■went through testing and orien
tation last Friday and Saturday,
with registration for both new
<and returning students taking
place this past Monday and Tues
day.
To date, 293 applcations have
been received from new students,
-Dr. Patty said. This represents
•an increase of more than 30 per
oentt over this time last year.
Applications from Alaska stu
c dents have risen 68 per cent.
There has been also an increase
>» of 318 per cent in applications
.from women students.
% -The, president said that instruc
tion^ departments showing the
greatest growth in new students
include the School of Mines,
.Home Economics, Education, Bio
logical Science, and Electrical
Engineering.
AH dormitory spaces, includ
”ing the new 100-bed women’s
dormitory just being completed,
-have now been assigned. Late
applicants are being placed on a
waiting list in case of room can
cellations.
M total of 19 new faculty mem
bers have been added to the Uni
versity staff according to Dr.
Patty. In addition, a number of
'sw>n-academic staff members
ifeave been hired.
Belinquishment of approxi
mately 865 acres of land located
.smith of Anchorage on the north
shore of Turnagain Arm was an
nounced today by Headquarters,
United States Army Alaska.
The land is under considera
tion by the Bureau of Land'
Governor to Visit
Anchorage Area
Governor Stepovich leaves
Juneau |oday for a three day trip
visiting Anchorage and Seward.
He will speak at the opening
session of the Alaska Labor
Training and Educational con
ference at the Westward hotel to
morrow night.
On September 21 the Governor
will be the main speaker at the
dedication of the $193,000 Nation
al Guard armory at Seward. This
cvill be the Governor’s first vifeit
to Seward since taking office.
That afternoon Governor Step
ovich will be honored at a civic
reception planned by the Seward’
Chamber of Commerce. He will
attend the National Guard ball
Saturday evening and return to
Anchorage late that night.
The Governor will fly home to
Juneati Sunday to plan a wel
come for his advisory committee
on taxes which begins a three
day meeting September 23.
WESTMINSTER GROUP
TO PARTICIPATE
IN YOUTH RALLY .
Members and friends of the
Westminster Fellowship groups
of the United Protestant Church
will journey to Anchorage this
► Sunday to participate in a youth
rally at the First Presbyterian
Church at 3:30 p.m.
The speaker will be one of
the country’s outstanding minis
ters, Dr. Louis Evans who is
currently in Alaska to speak at
many of the military bases. Dr.
Evans was formerly minister of
the 5000-member First Presby
terian Church of Hollywood and
is the author of several books.
Several of his sermons have been
entered in the Congressional
Record.
The young people will leave
Palmer at 1:30 p.m., attend a
supper at the church following
the afternoon meeting and con
clude with an early evening dis
cussion group. A roller-skating
party has also been planned for
the last Monday of this month.
E.S.C. APPOINTMENTS
MADE BY GOVERNOR
Governor Mike Stepovich has
announced his appointments ti
the Employment Security Com
mission. The five members are:
Denny G. Breaid, Fairbanks,
manager Usibelli Coal Sales
Corp.; W. T. Kegley, Juneau, ex
ecutive vice president First Na
tional Bank of Juneau; Truman
C. Emberg, Dillingham, business
manager, Bristol Bay Fish Pro
ducers Association; Tom Oana
fax, Fairbanks business manager,
United Association of Journey
men and Apprentices of the
Plumbing and Pipe Fitting In
dustry; and the Rev. George
Boileau, S. J., Fairbanks.
Under act passed by the 1957
Legislature, the term of the one
labor and one management
member expire February 1, 1953.
Terms of one labor and one
management member expire
February 1, 1959, and the public
member term expires February
1, 1960. The long and short terms
will be decided by lot at the
Commissioner’s first meeting to
be held in Juneau September 30.
Management for being returned
to public domain as there is no
longer a military necessity for
its use.
The return of this land is in
line with the policy of the Com
mander-in-Chief, Alaska, to re
linquish all land not needed for
military purposes.
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Canning & Ealing
PEACHES $2.?9
DEL MONTE STOCK-UP SALE
303 Whole POTATOES.4 for
303 Stewed TOMATOES.4 for
303 SAURKRAUT.5 for
303 SPINACH. .5 for
303 GREEN BEANS.3 for
303 WHOLE KERNEL CORN 4 for
303 CREAM STYLE CORN.4 for
303 GARDEN PEAS.4 for
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14 oz. TOMATO CATSUP.5 for
46 oz. TOMATO JUICE.2 for
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COFFEE
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Cake Demonstration
Cake and Ice Cream to
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Saturday Sept. 21 si
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Saturday September 21 si
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99
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Bingo - White or Yellow
Pop Corn
89c
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