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Three-Quarter Length Parkas
Nylon Down-Filled Parkas
Insulated Rubber Boots
Army Cots and Mattresses
Parkas. Jackets and Liners
At The Trading Post
NOW THERE'S TWO
MEAFORD, Ont., UP—Miss Cora
Cunningham, 71, of St. Vincent
Township fell and broke her left
hip Friday in Meaford Hospital.
She was on her way to visit her
sister, Mrs. Mary Smith, 78, who
is in the hospital with a brokeo
hip.
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Anchorage High Band
Will Travel to Music '
Meeting in Los Angeles
ANCHORAGE!—The 100-piece
band of Anchorage High School
will attend the conference of the
National Educators Music Confer
ence in Los Angeles in March.
School board members Monday
gave their approval to the trip
after they heard W. G. Lofflin,
president of the Band Boosters
Club, tell of the club’s plans to
raise the nearly $20,000 needed
for the trip by sponsoring a mu
sical show in the high school
gymnasium as well as from other
activities.
The club voted against sending
the band to the Tournament of
Roses in Pasadena, pointing out
the increased educational value
of the music educators meeting.
At the conference the band will
play 35 minutes. Criticism and
talks by clinicians are also includ- j
ed in the agenda.
Sailor and a girl were riding on i
horseback out in the country. As |
they stopped for a rest, the horses |
rubbed necks affectionately.
“Ah, me,” said the sailor, “that’s I
what I’d like to do.”
“Go ahead,” said the girl. “It’s
your horse.”
Family of Five
Picked Up After
Forced Landing
ANCHORAGE, iff)—An Anchor
age dentist, his wife and their
three children whose plane was
forced down 90 miles northeast of
here Thursday night were picked
up unharmed Friday.
The five were Dr. and Mrs. C.
J. Pearson and their children
ranging in age from 10 months to
four years. They were on the first
leg of a flight to Miami, Fla.
The plane was reported missing
Thursday night and a search was
started at daylight. They had in
tended to fly from Anchorage to
Northway Junction, 400 miles to
the southeast.
They were spotted Friday after
noon 90 miles northeast of here
on a ridge near a small lake. The
plane’s landing gear was damaged
but footprints led away from the
plane and Dr. Pearson soon was
spotted waving to rescue craft.
An Aii; Force helicopter picked
the family up and returned it to
Elmendorf Air Force Base. All
five were reported in good condi
tion.
Their plane was a single-engine
Cessna 180. Dr. Pearson is an ex
perienced pilot, used to flying in
Alaskan weather and terrain. It
is not known what forced the
plane down.
JUNEAU MUSEUM
WILL GET CAPE
WORN BY SEWARD
JUNEAU—A handsome black
wool broadcloth cape worn by
Secretary of State William Henry
Seward will be presented to the
Alaska Historical Library and
Museum on Alaska Day at Sitka.
Gov. Mike Stepovich announced
that the cape, worn many years
by the man responsible for the
purchase of Alaska, was given to
the National Park Service a year
ago by Mrs. Arthur M. Chichester
of Washington, D.C.
The well-preserved cape mea
sures 45 inches from the top of
the black velvet collar down the
back and features two silver but
tons. When it arrived at the gov
ernor’s office it smelled heavily
of mothballs. A quick inspection
proved that the 90 or more years
have not harmed the coat in any
way.
There was no trace of moths,
and the cloth appeared as good as
it was the last time Seward fore it.
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Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Noon
JIM WALSH, President
ALASKA CHAPTER NO. I
Order of Eastern Star
I Lillie Lewis
Worthy Matron
Helen Dunbar
Secretary
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