40-Member Committee To Advise Egan
One member from Kodiak is on
Gov. William Egan’s Advisory Com
mittee on Economic Development.
Member from here is Emil Norton,
superintendent at Alaska King
Crab.
The 40-member committee will
have its first meeting today, Oct.
27. Another former Kodiak resi
dent, John Gibbons is on the com
mittee.
The committee was established,
according to the governor, for the
purpose of studying state, regional,
and local economic problems. The
committee will formulate alterna
tive recommendations for review
by the office of the Governor.
In separate letters to each of the
designated members, the Governor
described the committee’s purpose
as two-fold:
1. To serve in a permanent ad
visory capacity to the State in the
formulation of long-range goals
and projects that will further
Alaska’s economic development.
2. To coordinate the work of the
various local economic develop
ment groups being formed under
the Federal Government’s new
Area Redevelopment program and
to serve as a liaison between the
local committees and the State.
In appointing the committee,
Egan drew from all areas of the
State and from all segments of the
Alaska economy. He said the 1962
Legislature would be asked to rec
ognize the committee and set forth
its purpose and functions in law.
GOVERNOR LAYS PLANS FOR
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
Governor William A. Egan has
disclosed he will ask a number of
prominent Alaskans to participate
on a committee to lay preliminary
plans for Alaska’s Centennial Cele
bration in 1967. The year 1967 will
mark the 100th anniversary of
Alaska’s transfer from Russia to
the United States.
The Governor made this an
nouncement during a speech at
the annual Alaska Day celebration
in Sitka.
“The Centennial of the Alaska
Purchase,” said the Governor,
“should be cause for the largest
celebration ever held in the north
ern portion of this continent. It
should be a magnet that will draw
visitors from all parts of the
world.”
Governor Egan noted that such
a celebration will require years of
research, planning and prepara
tion as well as “enthusiastic sup
port” from all communities in
Alaska.
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Cub Pack 213
To Meet Tonight
A meeting of Kodiak Cub Scout
Pack #213 will be held tonight at
7:30 in the new school auditorium.
The Pinewood Derby will be run
off as a part of the program for the
evening, according to a spokesman
for the Pack.
Parents of Cub Scouts and all
those interested in Scouting are
urged to attend.
Seeks Quotation
On N.S. Oil Drums
4,000 steel drums are up for bid
on the Naval Station, according to
Ens. R. A. Sherrill, contracting of
ficer.
Arrangements for inspection can
be made by calling Lt. Sherrill.
Hours are from 1 to 3 p. m. Monday
through Friday.
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The Kodiiak Chapiter of the
Alaska Crippled Children’s Asso
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wa3 received by the secretary of
the ACCA, Mrs. Marianna Sheridan.
The ACCA is currently sponsor
ing a Christmas Card Sales Drive,
as well as their annual Easter Seal
Campaign.
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