ENTRY FORMS HERE
FOR RENDEZVOUS
ART EXHIBITION
The Business and Professional
Women’s Club of Anchorage will
sponsor the Art Show to be held
during the 1953 Anchorage Fur j
Rendezvous, it was announced!
this week. The show will include
professional, amateur and school
sections.
The Fur Rendezvous of 1949
was the first time such an ex
hibit was made and it proved to
be so satisfactory from the pub
lic’s standpoint as well as the
participating exhibitors that the
club is anxious to see it grow and
develop as the Rendezvous grows
each .year, they stated.
The Rendezvous committee
and the women’s club are asking
the cooperation of all people in
Alaska who are interested in the
cultural growth of the Territory
in making the Art Exhibit an out
standing annual event.
Blank entry forms and rules
and regulations governing the ex
hibit and show have been receiv
ed by The Frontiersman. Some
of these will be turned over to
the Palmer School for distribu
tion. Anyone else desiring forms
may call at the Frontiersman of
fice.
Exhibits must be classified in
one of the following three cata
gories: Amateur, school or pro
fessional. with the chosen media
indicated. Amateurs are defined
as any exhibitor not showing in
either of the other two classes.
School exhibits are those done in
class, under instruction. Profes
sional exhibits shall be from a
person who earns at least a fair
percentage of his livelihood from
art. No awards will be offered in
the professional section.
Each exhibitor shall assume
full responsibility of getting art
work to the exhibit before the
deadline of February 4, 1953. Ex
hibits should be sent to Anchor- j
age Fur Rendezvous Art Exhibit.
% Anchorage Business and Pro
fessional Women’s Club, Box
1606. Anchorage and postage en
closed for return.
Cash awards totaling $200 will
be distributed among the winners
after the close of the exhibit, i
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now given them invaluable infor
mation on the physical and eat
ing habits of the sheep. However
other stipulations pertaining tc
sheep hunting will probably re
main the same, with rams carry
ing three-quarter or more curl:
the only ones that may be taken
Chatelain added.
Hunting Dogs
Hunting black bear with dog:
in the Palmer area was endorsed
by the group with a recommenda
tion that dogs be permitted ir
the woods only during other big
game closed seasons.
Fox Hunting
Pointing out that the fox has
become a menace to many farm
ers in the Matahuska Valley, a
recommendation was made that
the fox be re-classified from a fui
bearing animal to a predatory
animal in this area. A continuous
open season with no bag limit
and that the animals may be shot
or trapped was recommended.
The area would include the entire
drainages of the Matanuska and
Knik rivers from Chickaloon to
Goose Bay.
Salmon
‘'An act of Congress is the only
way salmon can be re-classified
from commercial fish to sport
fish,” Hogar Larsen stated when
questioned about changes in the
present regulations. ‘‘We have
sent recommendations to Wash
ington and should know within
i Ever 200 Enjoy
! Christmas Dance
More than 200 persons enjoyed
a Christmas dance held at the
school gymnasium December 27
for M.V.F.C.A. employes, their
guests and employes of the An
chorage Dairy and guests.
The first time for many years
| that a full-company affair has
been held, the size of the group
j attending indicated the growth
and expansion of the association
i in past years.
The dance was termed “very
I successful” by those attending.
) Music was furnished by Ted
i Whitman of Anchorage.
a month or two whether they will
be accepted he added. These
recommendations include a
proposal to permit creek fishing
. with sport gear only with a two
fish-per-day limit and no limit
| on salmon taken in salt water
j with nets under commercial regu
lations.
Accompanying Chatelain and
Larsen were the following Fish
| and Wildlife personnel: Harry j
[ Pinkham, Donald Cross, Jim
Branson, Averill Thayer and
Charles Wilson, all enforcement
agents. Also, Bob Burkholder,
j predatory control man; Gordon
j Watson, river basin man; Harry
l Hartwell, biologist; Tom Ward
; wich, aircraft division and Miss
! Lois Hold, secretary.
Modern Produce
Handling to Be
Demonstrated Jan. 24
An all-day affair will be held
January 24 a demonstration of
the latest model potato grader
and washing attachments will be
co-sponsored by the M.V.F.C.A.
and the Territorial Department
o 1 Agriculture, it was announced
this week by Fred M. Zieke, Co
Op manager.
The grader demonstration will
be held in the Co-Op potato cel
lar and will start at 10 a.m. fol
lowed by a demonstration of
modern produce packaging.
Agricultural education motion
pictures will be shown to those j
attending and a free luncheon
will be served in the school gym i
at noon. All farmers and others
interested in the demonstrations
are urged to attend.
Clyde Sherman, commissioner
and George Crowther of the De
partment of Agriculture and
Manager Zieke will conduct the
demonstrations.
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Authorized Agent for all
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PALMER AND VICINITY
With the Opening of Their
NEW PALMER BRANCH
IN THE SEVERNS’ BUILDING
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