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NAVA Fair Assn.
Stockholders Meet
Fled Officers
The annual meeting of tne
stockholders of the Northwest
ern Alaska Fair Association met
I in the North Pole Bakery and
after dispensing with routine
| business and reading of reports
. of the officers, the following fin
ancial report as to the receipts
and disbursements was read:
Receipts
Paid up stock and surplus
$3,115.80
Interest & Earnings 32.78
Territorial Aid 1,000.00
Admissions . 508.00
j Concessions 10.00
Premium Book Receipts 581.00
Total $5,247.58
Disbursements
Mi sc expense .$ 22.10
Labor . 886.00
Printing and advertising
. 577.00!
Material & supplies 174.15
j Prize Awards . 410.75
j Rents ... ... „. 263.45
j Equipment . 32.90
Freight & drayage 36.00 j
Entertainment . 166.85
Postage & Telegrams 12.96
Inventory . 1,017.90
Cash, on Hand . 1,648.52
Total $5,247.58
Assets
Display equipment .$ 910.40
Other supplies . 101.50
Permanent exhibits . 6,00
Cash on hand . 1,648.52
Total $2,666.42
Liabilities
Paid up stock & Surplus
. . $2,666.42
President A. Polet declared
nominations open for members
on the Board of Directors and
the names of Mrs. Luella Grant
and Mrs. Ella Chapman were
placed in nominations for direct
ors for the next three years and
were duly elected unanimously.
The tentative plans for the
Sixth Fair to be held on next l
October 12, 13, 14 were duly dis
cussed by the Stockholders and
the action of the Directors was
duly ratified.
The meeting of the Stockhold-1
ers was duly adjourned and the
new Board of Directors was con-:
vened by President Polet. He |
called for nominations for the
Officers for the ensuing year.
The following nominations were
made:
President, O. S. Weaver.
Vice-president, Chas. D. Jones, i
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Secretary. Howard Lyng
Treasurer, Dave Gray.
There being only the one name
for each office, upon motion, the
above officers were unanimously
elected.
Past President Polet at this
point turned over his office to O.
S. Weaver, the newly elected
President.
After reading of the minutes
and the reports from the last
Board meeting, the consideration
of the place where the Fair is
to be held was taken up and the
I. O. O. F. Hall was selected.
Director A. Polet was instructed
to obtain rental rates from the
Odd Fellows Building Association
and report at the next meeting.
Director Mrs. Ella Chapman
was selected to undertake the sol
icitation of the ads for the new
booklet and she was instructed
to proceed immediately and ob
tain the local subscriptions as it
is the intention to publish the
booklet at an early date. The us
ual rates for space have been
adopted and the booklet to be of
the same shape and size.
On motion the Board of Dir
ectors adjourned to meet again
on Monday noon, July 31, 1939
at the Nevada Grill.
NEWS ITEMS
The PAA Electra, pilots Knox
and Lien, arrived from Fair
banks with 2 sacks of mail and
Wm. Murray, Mrs. Dick Ortman,
H. A. Bauer. Lieut. Welling,
and for Ruby, Frank Nash.
Outgoing passengers were, for
Fairbanks: Joe Meherin, Mrs. R.
Orme, C. H. Andresin, Mrs. Z.!
Frizzell': for Juneau, V. Farrell,
and Win. Baueris.
The "North Star” returned to
Nome early this morning and
through the agency of the U. S.
Coast Guard at Nome, loaded
aboard 13 dogs to be taken with
the expedition to the Antarctic.
“Skipper” Sprenger reported the
vessel', arrived about six o’clock
and sailed again about 8 a.m.
The Arctic Club board of dir
ectors met Wednesday night, and
the following were chosen to
head the various activities Re
ports on membership were en
couraging.
Basketball G. Harney
Baseball . W. Cameron
Badminton . A. Harris
Kennet' Club W. Boucher
Tennis R. Ludwig
Ski . E. Jones
Publicity . R. Maynard
Mrs. Martha Derickson, a nat
ive woman of Nome, who has
been ill for several months, died
this morning.
NOTICE
All persons wishing to be
come charter members of the
Arctic Club please see Wilfred
Boucher or Eileen Harris on or
before July 31, 1939.
A I RC H I E F—Wearing his
medals and decorations, Rear
Admiral John H. Towers sits at
his desk in Washington, D. C.»
where he took oath as chief of
the navy’s bureau of aeronau
tics. He succeeds Rear Admiral
Arthur B. Cook.
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SAILINGS FROM PIER 1, SEATTLE AT 10 A. M.
Leave Due Nome
S. S. DENALI, passengers & freight.Aug 10 Aug 20
S. S. DERBLAY, freight & explosives Aug 11 Aug 23
S S. DENALI, passengers & freight . Sept 12 Sept 22
S. S. MT. McKINLEY, passengers & freight Oct 10 Oct 20
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Leave Due Leave Due
STEAMER Seattle Seward Seward Seattle
BARANOF . July 19 July 25 July 25 July 31
COLUMBIA . July 22 July 27 July 27 Aug. 3
Mt. McKINUSY . July 26 Aug 1 Aug 1 Aug 7
ALEUTIAN .July 29 Aug 3 Aug 3 Aug 10 ^
BARANOF .... Aug 2 Aug 8 Aug 8 Aug 14
COLUMBIA.. Aug 5 Aug 10 Aug 10 Aug 17
Mt. McKINLEY . Aug 9 Aug 15 Aug 15 Aug 21
ALEUTIAN . Aug 12 Aug 17 Aug 17 Aug 24
BARANOF . Aug 16 Aug 22 Aug 22 Aug 28
COLUMBIA.— — Aug 19 Aug 24 Aug 24 Aug 31
Mt. McKINLEY . Aug 23 Aug 29 Aug 29 Sept 4
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