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Sourdoughs Will
Start Jubilee
Reunion Aug. 16
By HAZEL LINDBERG
Publicity Chairman. San Francisco
Oakland Sourdough Assn.
Four wonderful days “jam
packed" with exciting events are
in store for all who attend the
1956 International Sourdough Ju
bilee Reunion in Portland, Ore.,
August .16 thru 19 at the Multno
mah Hotel.
For one thing, top flight profes
sional radio and TV entertainers
and a popular dance orchestra
have been engaged for the pleas
ure of Convention guests. Procur
ing the services of such recog
nized talent was made possible
thru the successful fund-raising
efforts of International Vice Pres
ident Sarah Berthelsen.
Distinguished former Dawson
ite Mrs. Frank Osborn, O.B.E.,
and her daughter, Miss Harriet
Osbirn, have graciously made
their lovely Portland home avail
able for the Tea for the women.
The hostesses are giving the en
tire tea as a courtesy to Conven
tion guests, and they extend a
special invitation to their many
Canadian and south-of-the-border
friends to be present.
While the women are enjoynig
their gala tea, the men will be
treated to a wonderful Smorgas
bord Luncheon at the famed Am
atos Supper Club.
Special and equally interesting
plans have been made for every
day of the Sourdough Reunion.
Space does not permit full details
of every event. In fact, the Com
mittee is holding out some sur
prises!
Multnomah Hotel, the headquar
ters hotel, has set aside a block of
100 rooms for the Sourdoughs.
Reservations should be made as
early as possible. Happy days are
almost here.
.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Kotzebue: Bessie Voyle,
Carol Weston, Alice Ludise, Anita
Browlowsky, Miss L. Malloy, L.
Malloy.
From Kotzebue: Roy Rader and
Herman Bernhard.
From Fairbanks: Geo. Meeker,
Bertha Blair, N. Garland, Chas.
ftubey, R. Hennessey, N. King,
K. Williams, H. Harding.
To Fairbanks: A.R. Reese, G.A.
Fich, Major F. Siegwart, Hugo
Ford, Ida Akins, B.L. Campbell,
L. Guraine, L. Malloy, L. Maloy,
R.C. Johnson, C.A. Schreider, W.
C. Parmalee, Richard Fambro.
Nome Directory
NOME ROTARY CLUB
Dewey Goodrich
President
W. Mecklenburg
Secretary
Thursday Luncheon
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Tuesday Noon
STAN MORGAN, President
ALAMKA CBATTKU FO. J
Order of Eastern Star
Meets 1st 4 3rd Monday of eech month
Betly Edwards
Worthy Matron
Helen Dunbar
Secretary
A ANVIL LODGE
No-140
AWrX Harry A. Lewla, W.M.
* Norvin W. Lewis, Sec.
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