is Nick J. Herak and the supervisors presently are Alvin W. McCrea and Tom Haynes. The program is under the direction of Alvin E. Sloan, NYC director and Russell L. Dupuis assistant.
Some of the worksites where enrollees are working are the various high schools, offices of the schools, the selective service office, ASCS office, BIA, Public Health, Bison Range, hospitals, cemeteries, Pow Wow grounds, bath house, city maintenance and the Ranger program.
in the area. Just a few an-cedotes, jokes and folklore (not necessarily true) would add spice to the trip.
The cruise I took on the Missouri was started six years ago, rather by accident, when some Denver people wanted to hire someone to take them down the river. I do not know how mucn advertising the Cruise Companyhas done — I happened to hear about it in casual conversation. In the past two years they seem to have formed some connection with the Four Winds Travel Agency in New York City. This expanded their business to the point that they had to build a new raft last winter. The cruise I was on had only 13 guests, but the next one had 26 — all sent by Four Winds. And Four Winds had scheduled several more trip for this summer.
The Missouri Cruise has obviously been an economic boost to Ft. Benton. After all, who would stay in Ft. Benton? It is not on a main highway. Even tourists cutting by between highways would not stop in Ft. Benton with Great Falls only 40 miles down