1963 HORSE SHOW AT FAIR
TO FOLLOW RATIONAL RULES
People who enjoy seeing a
well-trained horse in action
will have fine entertainment
awaiting them every day of the
1963 Alaska State Fair, Inc.,
from Friday, Aug. 30 through
Monday, Sept. 2, manager Cur
ly Sutton announced this week
This year the Alaska State
Fair horse show will be a mem
ber of the American Horse
Show Association, and the
show will be conducted accord
ing to the rules and regulations
of the national organization, the
manager stated. A recognized
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judge, whose name will be an
nounced at a later date, will
be brought from the Lower 48
to judge the show, he added
“The horse show will be'
greatly expanded this year,’’
Sutton said. “We urge that all
local horse owners, as well as
those from all over Alaska,
participate in these 1963
events. We expect many horse
owners from Anchorage and
the Homer-Kenai area, and
tentative plans are being made
to bring in horses and their
owners from Fairbanks.”
The manager said plans are
also being made to feature a
rodeo on the fairgrounds this
year.
Many new surprise events
will be scheduled, he stated.
Trophies will be awarded for
some events, and large ribbons
for first through fourth place
winners will be presented for
others.
Building Fund
To Benefit From
Roast Beef Dinner
A new Masonic home to be
constructed on the lodge’s Ma
tanuska Street property is the
goal of the Matanuska Valley
Chapter of the Order of East
ern Star, who will designate
the proceeds from tomorrow's
roast beef dinner for that pur
pose.
The Aug. 2 dinner is schedul
ed at the Palmer Elks home
from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Roast of
prime rib will be served under
the supervision of Howard and
Eva Campbell of the Frontier t
Cafe.
Tickets may be purchased
from any OES member or at
the door.
BUTTE AUCTION
TO BE SUNDAY
Members of the Butte Fire
Association will again offer
numerous useful items to the
public at their second auction
sale of the summer, to be held
this Sunday, Aug. 4, at the
Butte Fire Hall. The auction
will begin at 12 noon.
All kinds of household and
farm equipment, as well as
many other items of a general
nature, will be offered to the
public. Community residents
are urged to be on hand to
compete for the many values
the sale will offer.
The fire association will be
assisted by the ladies' auxili
ary and the junior auxiliary.
Suit Considered,
Fairbanksan Says
Opponents of the proposed
North Star borough may soon
file an injunction against it,
according to a news item which
appeared in last Friday’s Fair
banks Daily News-Miner,
The threat to file suit was
voiced by E. L. Buzby at a
Democratic Luncheon Club
meeting last Thursday. Buzby
is one of the four Fairbanks
people who sponsored the re
cent referendum petition ask
ing to have the mandatory por
tion of the borough law repeal
ed. He also opposes the forma
tion of the North Star borough,
a local option proposal.
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Only Four Petitions Picked Up So Far
For Captain Cook Borough Offices
Only four petitions have
been picked up thus far for
positions on the borough as
sembly and school board of the
proposed Captain Cook bor
ough, Emilie St. Pierre, city
clerk, said this week. Dorothy
Saxton, deputy district magis
trate, said none had been pick
ed up from her office.
Of the tour leaving the city
clerk’s office, one was for bor
ough assemblyman, one for
borough chairman, and two for
the borough school board. The
names of the persons taking
the petitions were not disclos
TO A FAULT—
Men are lenient w:ith their
pet vices because of their be
lief that charity begins at
home.
The all-steel ferry Evergreen
State is radar-equipped.
ed.
The petitions, bearing t h e
signatures of at least 50 quali
fied voters who are residents
of the proposed borough, must
be returned to Secretary of
State Hugh Wade by Aug. 17.
The deadline is only a little
over two weeks away.
HOSPITAL PATIENTS
Listed on the Valley Presby
terian Hospital rolls from July
j 24 to July 31 were Velma Yo
der, Nancy Goetz, Tillie Burde
I shaw, Ar loine Logsdon, Gladys
Davis, Paula DeLand, George
Gilchrist, Kelly Lee, Shane
: Lee, Ruth Fruge, Betty May
| nard. Vivian Hughes, and Peter
| Walker.
—
Siwash was a developed trade
jargon not a tribal language.
GEORGE (Little Foot)
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VALLEY FRIENDS
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Anchorage
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self as others see him many
highway accidents could he
avoided.
A man's strength should
never be judged by the great
number ot promises he breaks.
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