HEINIE, ERIKA PRESENT GIFT TO CENTURY 21 MANAGER
€RIKA KALWIES, Palmer, "Miss Matanuska
Valley," presents Century 21 manager
Ewen C. Dingwall, left, with a treasure
chest of Alaskan rock specimens during
the celebration honoring the millionth
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visitor to the Alaska Exhibit at the Seattle
World's Fair. Congratulating Dingwall is
Gerrit "Heinie" Snider, Wasilla, who is an
information aide at the exhibit. Fair presi
dent Joseph E. Gandy is seated at right.
STATE FAIR PLANS
3 AWARDS FOR
PARADE PRIZES
Three classes of awards have
rieen planned for the Alaska
State Fair parade, to be held
■Saturday.
Classes are commercial, fra
ternal-organizational, and in
dividual. with prize money of
S75 for first, $50 for second and
■*$25 for third place going to the
winner in each of the three
classes.
Life is based on experience—
•and if he has none of his own
he uses that of others.
Fifth Annual Tractor
Driving Contest Set
Several persons have already
signed up for the tractor driv
ing contest to be held Monday.
Labor Day at 10 a m. in front
of the grandstand, but there is
room for several more contest
ants. especially in the adult di
vision. Manager Bill Miller
said today.
Contestants may sign up by
) coming into the fair office and
registering on the official con
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test form. The contest is open
to members of both sexes and
is divided into a junior division
for those under 19 and a senior
division for those 19 years of
age and over.
The public is invited to
watch this interesting event
which will be conducted over
a standard tractor driving
course and an Oliver utility
type tractor will be used.
Trophies and prizes will be
awarded first and second place
winners in each division.
Those planning on entering
the contest should sign up at ;
the fair office or Brooks Equip
ment on or before September 1,
Miller said
Brooks Equipment will do
nate use of equipment as well
as trophies and prizes for the
contest, for which A1 Brooks
is chairman.
FAIR-GOERS TO
HAVE BUS SERVICE
will be offered to Anchorage
fair-goers by the City Transit |
Company each day of the Al- !
aska State Fair, Auguse 31 j
through Sept. 3.
Bus service three times daily j
The first bus of the day will j
leave 4th and C Streets in An
chorage at 9 a.m., arriving in
Palmer at 10:30 a.m. Leaving
Palmer at 10:45 a.m., it will ar
rive back in Anchorage at 12:15
p.m.. picking up fair-bound
passengers and departing for
Palmer at 12:30 p.m. Palmer ar
rival is set for 2 p.m.. departure
for Anchorage at 2:30 p.m.,
and arrival in Anchorage at 4
p.m.
The final round trip of the
day will leave Anchorage at 5
p.m.. reaching Palmer at 6:30
p.m. and departing at 8:15 p.m.,
allowing an hour and 45 minu- j
tes forsightseeing. The return |
trip bus is scheduled to arrive i
in Anchorage at 9:40 p.m.
The charge for a round-trip j
fare will be $4.60 for adults.
Children between the ages of i
eight and fourteen may ride for i
half fare, and children under
eight may ride free when ac
companied by a parent.
A one-w’ay trip will cost
$2.30.
The buses will pass through
Elmendorf and Fort Richard
son, stopping at the PX at El
mendorf and at the Skyline
Service Club at Fort Richard
son.
RESERVED SEATS
STILL AVAILABLE FOR
QUEEN PAGEANT
It is still possible to buy res
j erved seats for this year's Miss
Alaska State Fair Pageant, a
i queen committee representa
i tive has stated. Reserved seat
I tickets, at $1.5t each, are avail
able at Betty's Dress Shop.
Regular admission will be $1,
with tickets available at the
door Saturday evening. The
| pageant this year will be held
1 at Central school gym.
Alaska State Fair
AUGUST 31-SEPTEMBER I, 2, 3 PALMER, ALASKA
• HORSE RACING
• DISPLAYS-EXHIBITS
• HORSE SHOWS
FRIDAY
Youth Day
SATURDAY
Governor's Day
SUNDAY
All Slates Day
MONDAY
Labor Day
• 4-H EXHIBITS
• SPORTS CAR RACES
• BIG PARADE
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much to do ... so much
to enjoy... if* the high
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the whole family! Thi*
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