The Kenai Peninsula pioneer., 1956-02-27

deprived of the use of their Student Union building for sev- eral months and nconvenienced by the extra burden on all uni- versity facilities;
 Whereas, in spite of these in- conyeniences the students have at all times shown a spirit of gracious hospitality;
 Be 1t therefore resolved, by the delegates in convention as- sembled.
 l. That the convention acknowl- edge its great appreciation to the students of the University of AL aska and wish them the fullest measure of success as they pre- pare for future service in this great state.
 2. That the convention express the hope that students of the University now and hereafter will ever be aware of the happy hours spent by the Delegates together in devoted work at Constitution Hall and of the precious memor- les the delegates carry with them of their days at the University"
 Thank Professor
 A member of the university staff who gave much assistance to the convention was Dr. Don- aid R. Moberg, professor of His tory and Political Science. The delegates expressed their thanks to him in the following words:
 Whereas, Dr. Donald K. Mo- berg, Professor of History and Political Science at the Univer- sity of Alaska, has been active in promoting constitutional studies throughout Alaska, and
 Whereas, Dr. Moberg assisted in the drafting and urged the in- troduction of the original House Bill providing for the calling of the Alaska Constitutional Con- venti0n, and
 Whereas, Dr. Moberg gave freely of his time and advice to various committees and delegates of this convention in the draft ing of committee proposals therefore
 Be it resolved by the Dele gates in Convention ashembled:
 That the Convention acknow1- edge with deep appreciation the generous assistance which Dr. Donald R. Moberg, of the Uni versity of Alaska, has given the Alaska Constitutional Convention and tho people of Alaska" i"
 Convention delegates unanim- ously passed a resolution during one of their final, exhaustive work sessions late last week commenting the city of Fair banks for the hospitality shown them during their 75 day stay here.
 Introduced by Pair
 Introduced by delegates Dora M. Sweeney and Leonard King, 1t read.
 Whereas. Fairbanks and the Panama Valley Is known through out the Territory as the Golden Heart of Alaska, and
 Whereas. by the unfailing courtesy and hospitality shown by the people of Fairbanks, and the Panama Valley to the out of town delegates to the Constitu- tional Convention clearly indi- cates that the term Golden Heart of Alaska is well de- served, and
 Whereas. their kindness, hos ritality and graciousness have greatly contributed to tho suc- cess of the deliberati0n of this convention, and
 Appreciate Kindness
 Whereas, these delegates will ever remember the kindness and hospitality of the people of the Golden Heart of Alaska
 Now, therefore. the delegates to this Convention, from other parts of Alaska, hereby tender to the people of Fairbanks and the Panama Valley our heartfelt thanks to those who have made our stay i'm the Golden Heart of Alaska so enjoyable, and,
 Be it further resolved that a copy of this resolution be spread upon the journal of the proceed ings of the Convention"