Anchorage BPW Heads
Rendezuos Art Show
The business and Profes
sional Women’s Club of An
c.uorage will sponsor the An
chorage Fur Rendezvous Art
Show in February of 1954.
The Anchorage BPW has
asked newspapers in various
Alaskan towns to distribute
entry blanks and forms for
the art show. The MlKROR
now has a supply of entry
blanks.
Only artists residing in or
stationed in the Territory of
Alaska are eligible to enter
the'show. Professional, Am
ateur and school art will be
accepted by the committee.
All paintings must be suit
ably framed or matted. Pastels
•r charcoal must be under
cellophane or glass. The size
of an exhibit including frame
in any classification or media
is limited to 22 inches by 28 [
inches except in the profes-j
sional class. In that class the
size is optional.
The closing date for ac j
cepting entries is 5 pm Febru
ary 1, 1954. Cash awards will
be distributed among the win
ners by the Anchorage Fur
Rendezvous after the close of
the exhibit. Cash awards will
be given for first and second |
places. Only ribbon9 will be j
given, but no cash award for j
honorable mention.
Persons wishing entry j
blanks may receive them at,
the MIRROR office between
I the hours of 10 am and 5 pm
[Weekdays. ■ ■
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Judge McCarrey 1
Names New
Court Cfeik
Judge J. L. McCarrey ap- (
pointed William A. Hilton as!
clerk of the Third Division;
district court He relieves M. j.
E. S. Brunelle, who has been,,
clerk of the court since 1935. J,
Hilton’s appointment is ef- ,
fective December 28. He was ,
admitted to the practice of
law in Utah in 1911 and left • ■
private practice shortly after |
World War II to enter govern- (
ment service.
"Mr. Hilton was appointed
clerk of the court because of
high recommendations and his
wide experience in law
matters,”; Judge McCarrey
s^id*' "A lawyer was chosen
for the position of clerk of
the court, bedause it is my in
tent to turn over many mat
ters, such as orders of default,,
to the clerk of the court. Mr.
M. E. S. Brunelle has served
the feourl well. He is being re
placed only because the posi
tion of the clerk of court is a
political office.”
Kodiak Jail Under
New Supervisor
Raymond Jimerson has been
named supervisor of the Ko
diak Jail and assumed his
duties on December 1. He is a
representative of the new A
laskan Jail System which ia
uhdeV the Federal Bureau of
Prisons.1 v
The new supervisor has two
federal men. George Slawsort
and Charles Skinner as his
jail guards and one city polices
man, Curtis Saxton, to help
him maintain a 24 hour watch
at the jail.
Jimerson came to Kodiak
after spending three months
in Fairbanks. He has been
with the Bureau of Prisons for
nearly 14 years. Spending 13
of those years as a federal em*
ploye at Leavenworth, Kan-1
sas. He is a native of Ne-'(
braska. j
There are now five former |
federal jails in the territory]
that are under the supervision |
of the Alaskan Jail System, j
Thes are located at Kodiak, ‘
Seward, Anchorage, Fair
banks and Juneau Roy Casey
is the superintendent of the
AJS.
Jimerson maintains ms
headquarters at the jail as
doesU. S. Deputy Marshal
Clarence Dizney and Kodiak
Police Chief R. E. Vickery.
Prisoners entering the jail
are subject t° an inspection
and investigation the same as
is given in a federal peniten
tary in the states. ,
Mr. and Mrs. William Krei
nerand children returned to
Kodiak after spending seve^
ral months in the states. They
drove over the Alcan High-*
way to Homer and came to
Kodiak Tuesday via Pacific
Northern Airlines.
Kreiner formerly drove a
taxi in Kodiak. He said he
underwent an operation iaj
Montana. I
Engagement
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Owen have
tnnounced the engagement of
heir daughter Genevia “Dee
iie” to Wayne Hans of Van
sfuys, California.
The wedding has been set
'or January 31. Miss Owen is
i graduate of Anchorage High
school. Hans has been em
ployed by Alaska Airlines
since his discharge from the
Urforce, the Anchorage
rimes reported last week.
The Owens are former Ko
iiak residents.
11 Shopping Days till Xmas
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I sine will go on the base-town
1 run for Pacific Northern Air
lines passengers. The new
vehicle is owned by Kodiak
Transit, Inc. and was picked
j up in Ohio recently by James
I Loan, transit company man
; ager.
i The new Mercury limousine
' was purchased by the com
j pany through Kodiak Motors.
i _ —
Arthur C, Deering, former
Kodiak resident, has sent
Christmas greetings to friends
here; Deering is in, Ward 4,
Seward Sanitarium at Bart
lett, Alaska.
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