Group of 55 From
Anchorage To
Attend Festival
The Anchorage Chamber of
Commerce party which is ar
riving Saturday to participate
in the Midnight Sun Festival are
due about 5:00 p.m. and will be
met by two busses and recep
tion committee who have arranged
housing for the party of fifty-five.
They will be taken to town
for the Festival Smorgasbord,
attend the Festival Dance and
Coronation and those who are
interested will take the mid
night sun flights which ard- open
to the public.
Sunday morning the group
will be guests at breakfast at the
Bering Sea Club and leave for
Kotzebue shortly after.
In the party are the following:
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest J. Rohan,
Manager, Anchorage Hotel; Mr.
an$ Mrs. Jerry Gerardy, Busi
ness Manager, Hotel & Restaur
ant Employees Union; Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Wilkins, Territorial
Representative, Housing & Home
Finance Agency; Mr. and Mrs.
Chet Gordon, President, KBYR
Radio Anchorage, Inc.; Mr. and
Mrs. John Asplund, Manufac
turers Representative; Mr. and
Mrs. Lou Norene, Owner-Man
ager, Kroesing Cold Storage;
Col. and Mrs. M. R. Marston,
Real Estate; Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Martin, Insurance; Miss Eleanor
Sullivan, Officer of First Nation
al Bank of Anchorage; Mr. Milton
Daugherty, Vice President, First
National Bank of Anchorage;
Mrs. Margaret O’Riley, Reporter,
Anchorage Daily News; Mrs.
Margaret Marlatt, Owner-Man
ager, Sunrise Baker, Inc.; Mr.
Thomas Fink, President-Manager,
Friendly Finance Co.; Mr. Volney
Grace, President, V. F. Grace Inc.
-Wholesale Drugs and Sundries;
.Mr. Henry Hedberg, Business
Representative, Laborers and
Hodcarriers Union; Mr. George
Byer, U. S. Post Office; Mr.
Glenn Chambers, Manager, Yu
kon Equipment, Inc.-Allis Chal
mers Dealer; Mr. Rodney John
ston, Vice President, National
Bank of Alaska; Mr. R. A. Ken
nard, Vice President, City Nation
al Bank of Anchorage; Mr. Con
rad Bitter, District Manager
Sears Roebuck Company; Mr.
K. A. Sheppard, General Man
ager, Alaska Concrete Products;
Mr. Carl B. Warren, President,
Alaska Concrete Products; Mr.
Max Hodel, Max Hodel, Inc.,
Automobile Dealer, also chair
man, Anchorage Music Festival;
Mr. ,C. Kip Hiddleston, Insur
ance, Mutuals of New York; Mr.
and Mrs. Claire O. Banks, Man
ager, Greater Anchorage Cham
ber of Commerce; Mr. Merrill
Chit'ty, Owner, Chitty’s Motel;
Judge & Mrs. Harry Westover,
Federal Judge from Southern
California; Mrs. Patricia Sperry,
Secretary to Judge Harry West
over; Mr. and Mrs. John LaFevre,
Third Division Road Commission
er, Cordova; Mrs. Eva Grace,
Wichita, Kansas - Mother of Mrs.
J. Gerardy; Mr. Clyde Rowen,
Manager, Anchorage Music Festi
val; Mr. Allen Lannom, Co-direc
tor, Anchorage Music Festival;
Mr. and Mrs. George Peckham,
Vocal Instructor, Seattle, Wash.;
Mr. and Mrs. Max Felde, Musi
cian, Anchorage Music Festival;
Miss Carol Jones, Vocalist, An
chorage Music Festival; Mrs. Ja
cob Avshalmov, Wife of Guest
Conductor, Anchorage Music Fes
tival; Miss Ruth Johnson, Music
Supply, Seattle, Wash; Mr. Don
ald Muggeridge, Musician, An
chorage Music Festival; Mr. Hen
ry Boatwright, Vocalist, Anchor
age Music Festival; Mr. and Mrs.
Louie Meckam, Hardware, Du
bois, Wyo.; Mrs. Edith Roofing,
Crawford, Nebraska.
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