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The high spot of the Corov o.trou Tlo.il held
in the IPalrner Ccuuuntty Hull last Saturday
night, was the on trail, e oi Dor :• -ay Yaaonoja
with her retinue- If was the sigrai. for
cheering end hand clapping for until that
minute the outcome of tno coiioest led been
unknown. She amended the ‘stage and took
her place on the throne, The crown was
placed upon her head by Dr-C.jSurj. ,b Lrecht,
Master of Oeran cries for tno cv< ning. The
newly crowned Quo-on than rom o prcalniiu
tion, telling of ner joy and thrciks a.id
then bade her entertainers purloin i. r the
pleasure of her subjects. There wore two
acts—mane Loo and Darn LoDuo, who tap
danced , and Bob Broostron ana Jock Loe3:,
tumblers.
Soon after the Coronation ceremony.. the
Queen drew from the raffle box tbo ticket
Rearing the nano of J.v Airscl :i Puinor,
which entitled hie to the y.'iO 0n eusn
poke. There was a total cf .Hod £.00 taken
in on the sale of rafflg ticker", each one
carrying 10,000 votes for -cue Queen ami
a chance on the cash pokes- .„s the nur.ber
o? tickets sold mounted, plans ware rr.de
to divide .ay ar.ount taken in cv >r the
initial ^100.00 prize and the- Queen’s ex
penses in three ways, when tuc final a
nount was known, it was .anounc a that the
second prize on the raffle won.M te vr,5.00
(This was won by Charlotte Zur.eiman of
the North Pole Bakery, ,»nckc>ruge . the
third prize would be yak ,00 (won. by L..T,
Gongnon, proprietor of the Pur ruble Bar
bel* Shop. rf.no’ oraye.), and #2*3:00 vrx'.ld
be turned over to tue Paine i Public Libra
ry to purchase books.
There was a total of jl76.0C token in on
the dance, and all expenses of the irffle,
contest and donee will be taken from these
receipts, The balan.ee vi 11 bo placed in
the treasury of the Civic Council.
The Primer Athletic Club succeeded in fi
nancing the Girls1 Brcuotoall team's trip
to Fairbanks to compote v.Tith teams from
other towns of the Territory. They raised
some money from the sale of punch and
luncheon served durin; tho Coronation
dance and wore success! il in arranging a
small loan from a resident of the V .Hoy
to cover the balance of the expenses.
The girls purchased their own sweat shirts
ana hud "llatanuskn l£aid" imprinted on tho
backs. Earl "Curly” Boll, their coach
went with the team on tho special train,
leaving llatunuska Wednesday morning at
8:30 rf.M.
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Lu*. a• fh.agi n.r.-. pro si dent of the Board
of jjjroctCi’s ci tl:o tot any aka. Valley Agri
cultural .cad Indirtriai Fair Association,
rmno'iii'cd today that the new Bo rod will
lae , near Monday night, torch 14, in the
Ocu:ur.i ty Hnll, Further plan 3 will be
wcr’Cda cut to start praporations for the
193b Fair i.o oA hold dept crab or 3,4 and 5.
to tho .tnnual meeting of the Fair dissocia
tion held February‘SB, Frod Johnson and
C V.Eiig wore elected to fill vacancies on
the Board oh £5vectors- The other three on
the BctoU now arc Mr. Snodgrass, Ross Suee
ly '’.110 Ioe Marshall,'
Mr, Fheoiy, Mr. ling and C, R.Monaghan were
cl; os on to act on tho Grounds and Equipment
CmrAt coe. it is expected that plans will
be made „o purchase nora buildings for the
pern, nont use of the Fair Association.
Pr,C Earl toarscht, Feed Johnson and Ruth
reAymor1 were appointed to act on a Publi
city CG’mtt loo •
It was suggested that the Committee to Ro
ve so and Co:-pale Premium Lists should be
gin work immediately so that it will bo
ready before t lunting time. This cocnittee
is caxpoaed of Frod Jo’mson, Mrs.0.7,King,
r-hv ,1.1 -Cr.aidorcon, Don L. Irwin and Ruth
Doax’i :ond.
Selection of a manager was discussed but it
was dec idod to hold this up temporarily.
TIiq Basketball tomi a as canposod of Vivian
Stoddard, Gayo Bjomsen, Korun Brown, The 1 -
.xi. Boil, 1 .Ioo.ua Ilonlaasr., Eunice Bouwens,
Helen Barry .ind .J.ico 0'hexil„ Hiss Brown
and Hisr Moniciar. are teachers at the Palner
School and it was onl> duo to the action of
the School Beard that the toon was able to
go, as the two players /zero indispensable,
The final count of the veto* for Queen was
5,5*4,dC*b for Dorothy Va-anoja; 2,693,000
for Gladys Larson and 2,635,00 for Vivian
Stouderd..
The cotx-a fct.ee in charge of the contest
fcej.2 Thu*" riven credit should be given to
tuoso who aoMsfcei in ..airing it such a suc
cess: i*rs. 7: • 0. sixui for her work in
handling the -cunting cf the votes and per
sonally solving such a large rnnber of raf
fle tickets, also, for assisting at the
dance* To Erwin Korenan for the doeoratior
of the hrlL and. the prog ran. To Liras Horrx
Brown for the arrange:lent and nenagonent of
the Coronation cerenony. To Stewart Conp
boll for the rnnaAorient of the raffle and
traait sm