The frontiersman., 1952-08-28
2S0O Exhibits
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Army Alaska brings to the Fair two exceptionally fine Army ex- &aibits and half-hour band con- cert Sunday afternoon by the 43rd Army Band with CWO Gerald C1apper conducting. Displays will consist of weapons, such as light tank and a 105 howitzer, and clothing and equipment used by the Army in the Arctic theater during winter operations.
 Carnival
 Adding a gala carnival atmos- phere to the Fair with the music the exciting revolution of the ferris wheel is the B and B Alas ka Shows. Many other rides are provided for the kiddies. Con- sessions galore offer opportun- ities for chance, skill, and fun on the Midway. A free ride on any one of the carnival devices will be offered to the guests of MT. A. B. Stein, the children from the Valley Children's homes on Saturday and the newsboys from the Anchorage Times and News and The Frontiersman on Sunday.
 Sports Events
 Sports events will consist of dozens of races and contests on Kids Day, Saturday from 1:30- 4 pm; two baseball games on Sunsay afternoon, Palmer Little Leaguers vs. Anchorage All Stars; a tug of war, Miners vs. City Slickers. also on Sunday afternoon; and a baseball game on Monday, Palmer Teen-Agers VS. Women of the Moose.
 Coronation Ball
 Climaxing weeks of competi- ton among seven lovely Valley girls will be the crowning of the 1852 Fair Queen at the gay Cor onation Ball Saturday evening about 11:3O pm. The dance will start at 10 pm. and will continue until am. with Ted Whiteman's orchestra from Anchorage furn- ishing the music. The chosen queen will be crowned with a jeweled cap of plum colored vel vet, trimmed in ermine; and on her shoulders will be placed a matching coronation robe. Both of these items were loaned by the Anchorage Chamber of Com merce and are now on display at Bettys'. Assisting at the corona ton will be the six ladies-in-walt- ing, the other queen contestants who, in their beautiful gowns, will add much beauty and glamor to the festive occasion. Assisting also. will be visiting queen and the Fairs guest of honor, the Queen of Panama Valley Fair. The Coronation Ball is the only dance scheduled during the 1852 Fair.
 Premium Exhibits
 The Fair buildings housing the premium exhibits are in unusu- ally fine shape this year. thanks to the expenditure or nearly $2'- 900 in renovations, additions, and improvements. Several changes have been made in the housing ot exhibits from the several pre- 1nium divisions. Buildings have been numbered and exhibits, ser vices, and concessions have been assigned as follows:
 No. Administration Ottlce, flower display, and Elks' food concession, where full course meals will be served on all three days of the Fair. No. 2-Hand- work Division with exhibits m handicraft, needlework, dress making, thrift garments, and sew ing and cooking exhibits from youngsters 10 and under. No. 3- Homemakers Clubs and 4-H Clubs competitive exhibits. No. 4 Culinary Division exhibits and All demonstrations. No. 5-Poul- try exhibits and the Chicken Style Show. No. 6-The Barn and the usual livestock exhibits. NO. 7-An government agency and organization exhibits. No. 8-ln- dividual farm displays. No. 9- Exhibit of vegetables and grasses, Division A. No. 10-Home can IT canning and 4-H aPri-