Tundra Times Volume X, Number 20 (May 16, 1973) Page 1 [view articles] Page 2 [view articles] Page 3 [view articles] Page 4 [view articles] Page 5 [view articles] Page 6 [view articles] Page 7 [view articles] Page 8 [view articles] Page 9 [view articles] [masthead] [news] Birthday Party for Mike. An Elegant Crowd of About 200 Gathered at the Gold Room of the Traveler's Inn in Fairbanks Last Saturday to Celebrate Senator Mike Gravel's Birthday. It Turned out to be a Gala Affair with Much Laughter Generated by the Moster of Wit Jud Strunk of the "Laugh in" Show and of Eustis, Maine. His Homespun Type of Humor Repeatly Struck the Funnybone of the Happy Audience. Strunk Also Received a Large Applause When He Sing His Current Smash Hit, "A Daisy a Day." Part of the Time, Strunk Was Accompanied by the Wendy Williamson's Band from Anchorage. The Audience Did a Lot of Dancing. Anchorage Madicin Singers Also Entertained the Gals Crowd with Fine Conditions. The Buffet Dinner Selected Bake Chicken, Baked Sheefish, Baked Salmon, King Crab Meats. Champaigne Fountain Flowed through the Evening. Shown in the Picture Are Left to Right: State Rep. Larry Peterson of Ft. Yukon, Rita Gravel, Wife of Mike Gravel, Tim and Mary Wallis and Senator Gravel. Tim Wallis is the President of the DNH Corporation of the Tanana Chiefs Conference. [news] Modern Day Grave-Robbers- Photograph Taken by Ahtna, Inc. Shows "the Ribs and Hip Bones of Our Ancestors That Have Been Dug out of the Grave Site." Bones Can be Been on the Left Side of the Excavation. [news] Land Use Planning [news] Navy Cleanup [advertisement] [news] Light Moment - during the Birthday Celebration for Senator Mike Gravel in Fairbanks, the Senator and His Wife Rita, Got Together with Local People at the Gold Room of the Traveler's Inn. Laughing with Gravel Are, Left to Right, Tom Drake, Superintendent of the Northern Correctional Institution in Fairbanks: Howard Rock, Editor of the Tundra Times; Rita; Carol Drake, Wife of Tom Drake, and Senator Gravel. [news] New Roads Bring Vandals - More Graves Are Opened up in Search for Relics and Artifacts as New Roads Make Access Easy for Outsiders. [news] Scattered Debris - Remnant of a Cruel Search for "Buried Treasure", the Evidence of Grave-Diggers's Destructions Lies Scattered on the Ground. Page 10 [view articles] Page 11 [view articles] Page 12 [view articles]