MANY ATTEND SCURDOUCH IGNITION IN
SEATTLE
Around a thousand old timers at'■ ended the 1
lGth annual Sourdough Reunion recently helc •
in Seattle. It was reported to he one of
the best held yet.' More than 50 attended
fror. Canada.
About 300 men and woman attended the lunch
GorWJi’hp~pQx Mgyor Am. .Devin welcqgied them--on
behalf of the city. Cant. E. A. Lathrop
of Fairbanks provided the ,?Artic Tea" for
the old timers.
The setting was of colonial atmosphere with r
beautiful flowers and delightful music. One
of the chief attractions of the entire con.
vent ion was the hundreds of pictures in th«
hotel lobby and the windows of 30 Seattle
stores with cash prises for those who could
name the most faces and places. ‘ *
A convention session was held representing
all the old camp s'of the North - Dawson, J
Forty-Mile, Atlin, Fair anks, Nome, the
Idat atrod, Kuskokvim, Valdes and South
east orn Alaska points. • •
A resolution -was passed urging the con
struction of a road in Postern Canada uhicJ |
roula serve the entire 'acific Coast area
frojj Caribou P.oad to the most feasible ;noi v
on the Alaska Highray. '
Another resolution vras passed that the Mo- ’I
tion Picture Industry be asked to give the ■
vorld at large true pictures of Alaska
vheir depicting the scenes of the,North, -and
the liver of its non and roinon.
Croc tings and best richos were received
fror. President, tTtftcnan- and other prominent :
officials in Canada nd the States.
A laneuot ras giver at M.c.!*a,son4c J^omple
* v:-' h tables for 5 GO guests^ A prize? was
awarded the oldest woman Present. ‘
o definite decision was made as to where
the next convention would bo held, but it
is ejected that Vancouver, 3.C. rill bp;
\-i:c'next meeting place as near Discovery
Da?', August 17, as jossiblo.
' TEEN AGE “'APT” HELD ; 1-•
^ teen ago party sponsored by'iir. and Mrs.
Vi] ?iejn Hoskins was hold in the Granger'
1 all Saturday Higtit^ Those present were:
Dick Raspcl, Myles "Viand, Don Irwin Jr.
Jack Elmore, Edward Cope, Lawrence Lamp,
Roberta T'enraor, Helen Mae Stonvall; Jean?'
Hrar-ann, Mary Ann Linn, Jean Smith, Gloria
Lcpak, Alice Storart, Skin Eoivons, Duane j
Huntley, Janet Sherrod and Doris Miller. ;
IG £ ®!fin" 3!56uW ha-pen to roach perfection |
in this world, ho •‘would have to die im
mediately to enjoy himself.
- K.H. Shaw.
OR. F R. SIMS
DEnTIST
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ALASKA
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that fishing trip and
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