WINTER CARNIVAL QUZEN CONTESTANTS FACED WITH BUSY SCHEDULE
By Colin Mick
feUSY . . . RUSHED . . . HUR
RIED . . . EXCITED . . . These
are, the only words to describe
the ten girls now running in the
Miss Fairbanks Contest.
The? girls and their advisors,
meynbers of the Fairbanks Com
munity Recreation League, which
is Jrpifnsoring the contest, are kept
on th^ go almost all the time, meet
ing, people, making appearances,
anijj receiving instructions in model
ing? and help with their talent. All
these? many activities will be cli
mljced by the crowning of Miss
F;^ banks at the Miss Fairbanks
Beauty Pagent on March 23.
fiompeting in the contest are:
SljSrley Green. Georgiana Harwood,
Jcfcn Heuvel. Mary Sharon Leding
h.'pr. Eileen Laitzel, Thelma Mayo,
Gjldys Reed. Marsha Thomason,
Jacqueline Wellner and Faith Wil
liams.
Yesterday, the girls were guests
atvthe Chamber of Commerce lunch
eon. In the coming weeks they will
bf* guests of the Rotary Club and
th« Lions and will - appear at the
official start of the Fairbanks Ice
Carnival on March 17. The girls
will also be present at the Pioneers’
Tea and the Policemens’ Ball on
the 17th.
The next official public appear
ance of the girls will be at the
"Queens’ Music Go-Round,” which
will be held from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.
on March 3 in the Elks’ Club. The
Music Go-Round is a benefit per
formance by many entertainment
groups presently appearing in the
area to help raise expense money
for the winners of the Miss Alaska
contest which will be held in Fair
banks in the Spring.
Appearing at the benefit will be
Auditions Slated
For Talent Show
Hear Ye! Hear Ye!
Participants for the Winter Car
nival Variety Talent Show will be
auditioned this Friday, March 2, at
7:30 p.m. in the Chamber Log Cabin.
For additional information, call
GR 9-6412 or GL 2-3450.
the 4 Counts, from the Keyboard;
the 5962nd Air Force Band; Palmer
Johnson; the Kittens, from Paul- j
ene's Rainbow Room: Tony Martini,
from the Sunset Strip; and the Ad- ,
venturers, from the University of
Alaska.
The various groups will perform
from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. From 6 p.m.
to 7 p.m. there will be a jam session
combining all the groups. The queen
candidates will make several ap
pearances and will be on hand to
get acquainted with those attending.
Following Week
The following week, after appear
ing at an Eielson AFB dance on
March 9. the girls will appear in a
Style Show-Luncheon on March
10th.
Helping to keep the girls in shape
during their grueling schedule of
appearances are members of the Au
rora Hair Styling Panel. The panel
has offered to do all the girls’ hair
styling free during the contest. This
amounts to quite a bit of work when
one figures that some of the girls
have to get their hair reset two
and three times a week.
In addition to all their scheduled
appearances, the contestants will
also spend a great deal of time ap
pearing on television programs,
posing for publicity photos, and go
I ing to modeling school two nights a
week.
| To top it all off, five of the girls
I are still attending high school, and
the remaining girls are working a
full work week.
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