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WEDNESDAY
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8:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m;
8:00 p.m.
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13*1 AAR QIC SUCCESS
Father Snead reporta that the Annual
Bazaar which was hold on Saturday evening
in the School Auditorium was a groat Suc
cess. The total amount raised was $2,193.2'
Father Snead is very pleased over the re
sults and wishes to express his sincere
appreciation to all those who helped to
make the venture so successful.
The four lucky prize winners were:
1st Frize—hashing Machine (electric)
Leon Holbrook, Palmer
2nd Prize—Radio ( 5 tube)
George Fennemore, Anchorage
3rd Prize--Silk'Ouiit
Mrs. Janell Mickel, Palmer
4th Prize—-Hand made Afghan
Jeanne Cobb. Anchorage
All during the evening there was a large
crowd in attendance. Many people from
Anchorage were in attendance. Bingo seam
ed to be very popular as well as the lunch
counter and the popcorn. The children
especially enjoyed the Fish Pond. Thore
was a large variety of linens, aprons and
trinkets frog which to choose on the sale
tables.
LEAVING FOR‘THE STATES ,
Mr. ana Mrs, John King and family will"be
on their way to the States this Friday.
They plan to spend the winter in Seattle
and return here when work at the Concrete'
plant begins in the spring. Clyde King Jr.
will look after the T/ar Surplus Prorfcriry
Store ahir. winter, p ___
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