Anchorage Entrant
COLLEEN SHARON KENDALL, 18, an active University of
Oregon sophomore, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. H.
Kendall of Anchorage and is sponsored by Bert's Drug,
Inc. (Anchorage) in the 1962 Alaska State Fair queen
contest. Colleen is a brown-eyed blonde whose measure
ments are 36-24-36. She is five feet, seven inches tall
and weighs 125 pounds.
AUTO MUSHERS JOIN PARADE
Travelers and sight-seers
along the route from Anchor
age to Palmer will have an op
portunity to witness a scene
from the Roaring Twenties on
Saturday, Septmber 1, when
members of the Alaskan Anti
que Auto Mushers Club bring
their horseless carriages to
Palmer to participate in the
fourth annual Alaska State
Fair parade.
Although the age of the auto
mobiles may be anywhere in a
forty-year span, all are in tip
top driving condition. Owners
and occupants of the vehicles
will dress in keeping with the
era represented by the auto
mobile.
The Auto Mushers Club is'
open to anyone interested in
the preservation of early Alas
kan motoring history. Owner
ship of an old car is not a pre
requisite for membership. Any
one interested may call
FE 3-4508 i n Anchorage for
further details.
COMMUNICABLE DISEASE
Communicable disease re
ported in the Palmer area dur
ing the week ending Aug. 17
included one case of gastro
enteritis, one of pneumonia,
and one upper respiratory in
fection.
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SPORTSMEN NEED
TROPHIES FOR
FAIR EXHIBIT
Matanuska Valley sportsmen
who have trophy collections
are asked to lend them to the
local Sportsmen's Association
for the annual trophy exhibit
at the Alaska State Fair, a
spokesman for the group said
this week.
He pointed out that this dis
play is an attention-getter at
the fair, attracting sight-seers
and camera enthusiasts. All
trophies will be covered by in
surance while on display.
Sportsmen who have tro
phies to show are asked to see
Dan Contini in the sporting
goods department of Koslos
ky’s.
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TRACK IMPROVED, PADDOCK RUILT FOR
HORSE RACES AT ALASKA STATE FAIR
Horse races at the Alaska I
| State Fair in Palmer, August
31 through September 3.
should be better than ever this
year, with several improve
ments planned, according to
Lee Caudill, race supervisor.
The track is being graded and
put into the best possible shape,
and a paddock is being built
next to the straightaway to in
sure having horses on hand and
to avoid delay between races
The racing stock will be parad
ed in front of the grandstand
prior to each race to give spec
tators an opportunity to look at
the animals and to pick a win
ner. A four-horse starting gate
is under construction and will
be completed in time for use
during the fair.
Races will be held each after
noon from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., ex
cept on Saturday, when the
time will be changed to 1:45
p.m. to 2:45 p.m. to avoid con
flict with the parade at 1 p.m I
Ribbons and purses will be
awarded on each race and tro- I
phies will be given to the win
ners of the two feature races,
which will be run on Monday !
afternoon.
Racing rules, programs and ,
entry blanks have been printed
and race horse owners may ;
pick them up from Caudill.
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Time is money to the book- 11
maker—and doubly so, when
your horse fails to come in. i
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SEPTEMBER 1. 1962
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