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Agriculture estimates the aver
age wage-earners bill for farm
foods in 1960 had a retail value
fif $1,051.70 of which dairy pro
ducts accounted for $199.57.
The farmer s share of the retail
»>rice for all farm products was
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TWIST CONTEST
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j FRIDAY, JUNE 22nd
9.00 P.M.
AMU ADDS 10 SUMMER SCHOOL INSTRUCTORS
Alaska Methodist University
is adding ten instructors from
other institutions to supple
ment its regular instructional
staff in the 1962 summer ses
sion. The summer session will
extend six weeks beginning
Monday. June 25. Registration
is scheduled for Friday and
Saturday, June 22 and 23 at
Grant Hall on the university’s
campus.
From the University of Puget
Sound: Beth Hankins Griesel,
assistant professor of Educa
tion. and Dr. Lyle S. Shelmid
ine, professor of history. Dr
Authur W. Shumaker Jf De
Pauw university has been at
AMU during the past semester
and will remain as professor of
english through the summer.
The following will offer
special work in education for
teachers: J. Bernice Clutts, as
sistant professor of education in
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the University of Alaska; Dr.
Lucile L. Lurry, associate pro
fessor of education in the Uni
versity of Kentucky; Martha
Mary Etta Fowler
And Michael Leek
Will Wed July 3
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Fowler of
Oklahoma City. Oklahoma,
have announced the engage
ment and coming marriage of
their daughter, Mary Etta
Fowler to Michael N. Leek, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Leek of
Palmer,
Friends of the couple are in
cited to attend the ceremony
which will he held Tuesday.
July 3, at 8 p.m. in the Church
of Christ in North Palmer.
A reception will follow at
the Jack Leek residence.
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M. Haggard, principal of Den
ali high school, Fairbanks; Dr
Pearl A. Nelson, assistant pro
fessor of education, Boston Uni
versity; Dorothy Whitmore, di
rector of guidance in Wesl
High, Anchorage; and Dr
Nancy O’Brien, associate pro
fessor of education, cominj
from San Fernando State Col
| lege.
Dr. Joyce I Mumby, a teach
er at East High. Anchorage,
will teach a course in general
geciogy.
The university has received
inquiries regarding the summer
school from all parts of the Un
ited States. At least twelve
states will be represented in
the enrollment. “To give the
summer session an internation
al scope live students from
Formosa will attend.” stated
Dr. Joseph Shafer, co-director
of the school.
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ARA Plan Readied for Approval -
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development of building ma
terial minerals, including lime
stone, shale and gypsum; de
velopment of coal by-products
such as plastics and road sur
facing materials; exploration
with technical assistance to de
termine extent of known min
eral locations; development of
j iron deposits near the Beluga
j coal fields.
Human resources—vocation
al retraining for homesteaders
, to meet the needs of the labor
! market; development of in
dustry and recreational facilit
ies to utilize the broad range
of skills now available.
Recreation — establishment
of adequate park areas by the
state will stimulate catering
and service facilities; develop
ment of winter sports areas
and carnival type entertain
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| ment facilities.
Industrial sites — coordin
ation of industrial development
with mineral resources; pro
vision of adequate sites strate
gically located for basic indus
tries; technical assistance to
ascertain the number and
availability of such sites; sur
veying.
Community facilities — ex
tension of existing sewer and
water systems in Palmer to
meet needs of industrial de
velopment and housing con
struction; assistance for instal
lation of facilities in other com
munities such as Wasilla and
Talkeetna.
Though much ground work
has been accomplished by the
committee to arrive at the
above proposals, a great deal of
further study will be needed
to put the OEDP in final form.
After approval of a prelimin
ary plan by the state, the lo
cal committe is allowed one
year to amend or expand the
preliminary plan and formu
late the final details of the
OEDP.
—
HEALTHFUL
For physical fitness include
something from each of the Big
4 food groups in your daily
diet: Group 1-milk and milk
products. Group 2-yellow and
green vegetables, citrus and
other fruits, Group 3-meat,
eggs, fish, and poultry. Group
4-whole grain or enriched cer
eal and bread.
AND ANSWERS
Question: I read that the new
law lets people qualify for re
tirement checks on less work
under social security. How
much time under social secur
ity does a woman need to qual
ify if she will be 62 in 1962?
Also, what about a man who
will be 62 in 1963?
Answer: A woman reaching
age 62 in 1962 can qualify with
11 social security credits, which
amounts to about 23; years of
work. A man reaching age 62 in
1963 can qualify with 15 cred
its. or 334 years of work under
social security. This does not
have to be consecutive, and
wck as far back as 1937 still
counts.
Question: I am 62 and want
to claim benefits. Am I correct
that the new law lets men draw
at that age?
Answer: Yes. Men as well as
women can now receive retire
ment benefits at age 62.
For more information about
your Social Security, write to:
Social Security Administration,
P. O. Box 1331, Juneau, Alaska.
(ENTER THEATER
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