t Party Held By
Pioneers Of Alaska
The Pioneers of Alaska held the
last party of their series a4 the
Masonic Temple last Wednesday
evening. Winners of the prizes
were Mrs. Goodell, Mrs. Fred
Roberts, Mrs. Ron Brouseau for
the women and Peter X. Peter
son, Andy Nordling and Luther I
Dunbar the lucky men.
The real excitement of the eve- j
ning came with the awarding of
the grand prizes which went to
the following: Mrs. Ben Gillette,
Mrs. Fred Roberts, Mrs. Herb
Jenks and the consolation to Mrs.
S. David Mazen. The men winners
were Mr. Charles Pennycook.
> Jack Dowd, S. David Mazen and
the consolation to Gus Kunelis.
Wednesday evening was Mrs.
Fred Roberts’ lucky night. She
not only won the second prize and
the second grand prize but also,
the Grand Door Prize of $5.00.
Mrs. Hugh Gabbard also won a
LEAVES FOR OUTSIDE
Rev. Alvin Cappener left on the
P.A.A. Wednesday evening for
the States to purchase the neces
sary building materials for the
Northern Light Assembly church.
He plans to return with the ma
terial on the first boat.
DEPARTS FOR STATES
Mr. Clayton Finnegan, repre
sentative for Rice-Stix, Seattle
Cap Co., and other wholesale
firms left for the States after,
working with merchants here on
their spring requirements.
door prize.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Hay, the
presidents of the two pioneer
groups were complimented for
their efforts in making the parties
so successful, along with the gen
eral committee composed of:
Charles Jones, Aimer Rydeen,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mozee, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Baldwin, Mr. and ,
Mrs. Ben Gillette.
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RETURNS FROM KUSKIKWIM
Capt. Otto Geist of the ATG
has returned from his trip to the
Kuskikwim district. He reports
that most of his trip was made by
dog team and the weather was
not as pleasant as that of Nome.
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REGRET OVERSIGHT
The name of Karen Baldwin
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was inadvertently overlooked as
a member of the Pioneer Women’s
committee for the banquet last
Monday. She was responsible for
table setting and general arrange
ments, and is to be complimented
for achieving such fine results. We
regret that her name was omitted. !
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