GLACIER 3DAW BROKEN
Because we were late in getting
to cress we are able to renort the
•ecuIts of the First xrnik Glacier
Ice °ool.
With the automatic clock all set
and the river rising ranidly there
was a lot of excitement on the Knik
bridge this evening. For long min
utes it was anybody's monpy on when
the clock would trie, and at exactly
5:17 the wire tightened and the
first first ice rool was over. Wit
nesses were Game Warden Jack O'Con
nor, Miss Kay.Kennedy, Doctor Erick
Bchlaikjer, Deputy } arshal Jack
ierinon and Jack Allman.
T7hen the cans were onened under
the sunervision of Ed Cronin it was
found that some close guesses had
been made.
^ split ticket purchased by Frank
‘5hank and A1 Green of Anchorage was
marked for 5:30 'AT., only 13 min
utes off. They won 50,' of the money
Ernest Valentine was in for 5:02
end took second. Valentine works
over at camp 10. Third prize went
;o Ex-senator 0. Gausted, now
employed by the Road Commision at
rile 146. His ticket was marked
for 4:32. Thirteen others were on
the 14th, but out of the money.
The total number of tickets sold
were only 219 and the expenses for
printing of tickets, clock, labor of
setting, etc., amounted to "25.80.
':,he balance of A193.20 wTas divided
96.60, 957.95 and "35.65 -- 50, 30
t.nd 20%.
Because of the late start the
'.‘ool was small and it was decided
;>y rhe committee not to go to the
im-rse of nutting out a book of
1stlags, but if anyone wants to
neck iro on their guesses all tick
ets are being held at the Pioneer
■ f f 1 c 3 «,
ft wasn’t a very big affair this
*ear, but next summer the sale will
.tart early, and someday maybe we
an catch up with LTenana,
4-H CLUE ULETS
At a meeting of tLe 4-!' Club at
the school auditorium on hriday7
A''gust 7, it was decided that the
members dish towels, not holders
and stuffed toys done by the 14th.
Eleven members were oresent and
Duane Lee was elected news re nortec
because of the absence of Virginia
T‘unt. The meeting was adjourned t'>
meet at Lavonne Erickson1s home on
August 14.
lake Scencer broke the sawing
record one day this wreek when he
ran 216 logs through the mill in
eight hours. The boys out there
on the other side of the river are
sure getting out lumber.
FELL SCOTT
'OCRATIO CANDIDATE '-O'0
"I am deeply interested in the
problems of* the Fisherman, the
ILner and the Farmer of Alaska.
TtI have actively supported our
Delegate and the Democratic party
and subscribe to their efforts to
make conditions better in the Ter
ritory for all Alaskans.
,T•Tv many years experience work
ing in the Ti.ird Division qualify
me to understand our Legislative
needs,”
Nell Scott
Democratic Candidate for
Representative
JACK'S BERBER ST-T0P
S'°ECIxvLTv OF CriLDRTTT’S
AIRCUTTING AT
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