EMBLEM CLUB TO BE IN CHARGE
OF FAIR QUEEN CONTEST THIS YEAR
The Palmer Emblem Club
will be in charge of the 1963
Alaska State Fair Inc., Queen
contest, and eligible young
women of the valley and the
state are invited to enter, Lib
by Martin, chairman, announc
ed this week.
Prospective entrants are in
vited to pick up copies of the
queen contest rules and regu
lations, as well as contest entry
blanks, which may be obtain
ed at the fair office at the en
trance to the fairgrounds, from
Mrs. Joanne Kogele. Palmer, or
by writing the Alaska State
Fair, Inc., Box 1736, Palmer.
Ticket sales will not be con
sidered in the final judging for
the selection of the queen, Mrs.
Martin said. However, candi
dates must sell 350 tickets in
order to qualify, and the con
testant selling the greatest
number of tickets will receive
a special prize.
The queen will receive a $500
scholarship to the college of
her choice, the first runner-up
a $300 scholarship, and the
second runner-up a $100 schol
arship, with $25 going to Miss
Congeniality.
Contest rules and regulations
are paterned after the Miss
America contest, and the win
ner of the state fair contest will
be eligible to compete in the
Miss Alaska pageant in Anch
orage in February.
The entrant must be single,
never married, or never had a
marriage annulled.
She must be a high school
graduate and 18 years of age
on or before Sept. 1, 1964. but
not over 28 years of age.
She must agree to abide by
all the rules and regulations of
the local contest now in effect
or to be announced later, and
she must agree that the time,
manner, method and judging of
the contest will be solely with
in the descretion of the Alaska
State Fair, Inc., queen contest
committee, also that the deci
sion of the judges will be final.
The contestant must agree
that she and her sponsor (one
and no more than two), will be
liable for the tickets she signs
out, and must agree to make an
accounting at any time at the
discretion of the committee.
She must also agree to abide
by the percentage of the ticket
sales as set forth by the com
mittee.
The date for closing the con
I test to new entrants will be an
nounced to the public by the
committee at a later date.
The entrant must have been
a resident of the state for the
past six months. This rule will
be waived only for the contes
tants who are residents of the
area, but who are attending
school in another city or state.
In this case her residence will
be acknowledged to be that
of her parents.
She must not have competed
in more than one official pre
liminary contest this year.
The contestant must possess
a talent, which she will display
in a three-minute routine. This
talent may be singing, dancing,
playing a musical instrument,
dramatic reading, art display,
dress designing, and so forth,
or she may give a three-min
ute talk on the career she wish
es to pursue.
The queen will be selected
during the queen’s pageant, to
be staged prior to the corona
tion Ball on August 31. Miss
Congeniality will be selected
by the contestants themselves.
Additional plans regarding
the contest will be published
each week. Young women hav
ing questions about the con
test are invited to contact Mrs.
Joanne Kogele at PI 5-2770,
Mrs. Libby Martin at FR 6-3191,
or Mrs. Lea Ehrhart at PI 5
3061.
Bonneville Power authorities
estimate Pacific Northwest el
ectric needs will double be
tween 1962 and 1972.
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FINALLY A WINNER
American Legion Jr. Base
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Wheeler Post of Yakima in
1953. The Washington team is
oniy Northwest nine to ever
win the title.
In 1960 more people visited
Mt. Rainier Nat’l Park than
Yellowstone.
Tide is the Columbia Rivei
name lor king or chinook sal
mon.
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who developed the Indians first;
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Pacific oysters are trans
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