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Nation’s Capital Now Has Alaska
Slate Society; SundhorK President
(U’orw ''inuvutrK, a'linia-dia
t iv«” a- iitufit to Htoiafor Krrii -t
(Jruf'iiiiiK and a fmjtupnt visitor
to tho Kcnal iVnirMita, ha* h(o«n
fir-t |o< <ti(|ont of a new
ly orK<i(ii/,<'i| Ala ka Htato Mod
«<ty, < on - UtiriK of Ala»kaaw and
formur Alaskan** llvIriK In tho
(iKOMlK Sl’NIHIOKd
Washington, D.C., area, Alaska
i* the Iai4t of the 50 state* to or
ganize a state society at the na
tion'* capital.
Other officer* elected at a ban
quet at the Wu*hington Hotel at
tended by 475 person* were: vice
pre*ident, l.t, Col, Jmieph II. Itos
ne**, Air Force officer *tatloned
at the Pentagon who wa* horn in
Seward; treasurer, John I’, Kelly,
II, S. Public Health Service offi
cial who wa.i formerly stationed
at Anchorage, and Mecrotary,
New Corporations
Organize in Area
New domestic corporation* that
organized in tho month of March
tii do business in the State of Al
aska, as announced by Commis
sioner of Commerce A. II. Koinick,
include three in the Kcnni and
Soldotna area.
In Kenai, Central Peninsula
Builders, Inc., was incorporated
on March II with capitalization
listed as $50,000 for purposes of
building, owning and managing
professional, commercial and oth
er building*.
Xlikok Valley Community Club,
Inc, (non-profit) received incor
poration on March 4 with capital
ization as nil. 1 leadquurter* of
the organization are located on
Kalifonsky Beach Koud about
four miles from Soldotna.
The O.K.S. ('rai)hing Corpora
tion, Soldotna, was incorporated
on March 20 with capitalization
of $100.00)) and with purpose*
listed as fishing and crabbing.
I
Mi * < <'lt;i Nooni, a try m
Senator < I mening's off iff who
wo horn in Anrboioge und who■
parents, Mr, und Mr#, WiIlium J<
Nif mi, ui'i' M'«i<|onl • of Juneuu
when- her father.u regional **»•
gln<*er of tio» Hureau of Public
Roads,
The flist Hoard of Director* of
fh«# ii'*w Alaska Stilt'- Society ron
<u of V'i'll- Hurt letl, flo- wifi* of
Senator K. I-, t Rob ) Hurtlett;
Murihu Rivers, th" wifi* of
Ralph J, Rivers; Mm, Stella M.
young, it long timi- resident of
Juneau wiio now work* for tin*
I',hi American I!nurn; Nonnun
Wlgutoff, formerly of Ketchikan
who Is Willi the I»un-aii of Coni'
miovinl Imhih'ri**Mt and Mc|yln A,
Moiinori, n former resident of An
choigge and Juneau who i< -in
tinned in Washington with tin*
Fish and Wildlife Service,
Sundborg i* administrative as
sistant to Senator Hruenlng, lie
has been an Alaska resident since
Jii'tH, living »t Juneau until l!tf»7
and Mince then at Fail-bank*, lie
Iiiim edited newspapers at Juneau
und Fairbanks, wiim general man
ager of the AliiMku Development
Hoard from 1040 to I MU and war
h delegate to the AliiMku florist!*
tutionul Convention,
Sterling School
Lists Students
On Honor Roll
Student honor rolls for the
third quarter of the Itni'J tl;( term
ut Sterling School have heen an
nounced hy Joseph (J, Widman,
principal,
To be eligible for the High Hon
or Holt, a student's grades must
have more A's than H's und there
mu t he no C griides, Students
meeting tliis standard and the
grades in which they are enrolled
nre as follows;
Kighth tirade —. Steve Robin
son mid Mary Coin-sen; Sixth
tirade Anthony Kndsley; Third
tirade Sue Ruldnson and Linda
Hanson, and Seeond tirade
Jm-ki Rum ley, Tommy t'oursen
and Terry McNutt.
Students listed on the princi
pal's Regular Honor Roll fm- the
same period are;
Kighth tirade Dick Dcmaruy
and Connie Hurgess; Seventh
tirade Ureg Kndsley, Mike |t«
mat-ay and Janet Coursen; Sixth
tirade Margaret fryer; Fifth
tirade Larry Smith, Dean Rob
inson, Diane Cmtrsen and Patrick
Statigl; Fourth tirade Vunolu
Kennedy, Wayne McNutt, Tyler
Handley and Stephen Morgan;
Third tirade Ronnie Anderson,
and Second tirade Wayne (Jor
don und Colleen L’lllrondelle,
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