North Country Fair
THE SIXTH ANNUAL North Country Fair, for the benefit of the Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital, will be held in the Dartmouth gymnasium on Friday and Saturday, March 3 and 4. The entire gym will be given over to the indoor festival, which has become something of a major social occasion for the College, town and surrounding countryside.
The program for the two-day benefit includes a dance hall sponsored by the Interfraternity Council, with music by the Barbary Coast; a water sports carnival directed by Coach Sid Hazelton; a 1939 motor display; household exhibits; a midway of games; variety shows on the varsity basketball court; and intercollegiate sports contests scheduled for March 4. General admission to the gym will be free, with very few of the entertainment features inside costing more than a dime.
UPPER LEFT, THE GIANT SNOW-SCULPTURE OF ELEAZAR WHEELOCK WHICH GREETED VISITORS TO THE 29TH WINTER CARNIVAL; UPPER RIGHT, HUNDREDS OF STUDENTS STAGE A MASS SKI SCENE FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS AND NEWSRF.EL MEN; CENTER LEFT, EDDIE WELLS '39 MAKES THE SNOW FLY AS HE RUNS THE CARNIVAL SLALOM COURSE; CENTER RIGHT, DICK BROOKS '39 SHOWN AT WORK ON THE 36-FOOT ELEAZAR WHICH HE AND HIS ASSISTANTS ERECTED IN THE CENTER OF THE CAMPUS; LOWER LEFT, NAT SAMPLE '40 POSES IN FRONT OF "ELEAZAR GOES TO TOWN," THE PRIZE-WINNING FRATERNITY SNOW-SCULPTURE WHICH HE AND DAKIN HORN '39 DESIGNED FOR DELTA TAU DELTA; LOWER RIGHT, CAPTAIN BOB JOHANNSEN OF MCGILL WHO LED THE RED SKI TEAM TO RUNNER-UP HONORS IN THE CARNIVAL MEET.
UPPER LEFT, CO-CAPTAIN HOWARD CHIVERS '39 WINNING THE LANGLAUF EVENT FOR DARTMOUTH; UPPER RIGHT, MISS DOROTHY GARDNER, 1939 QUEEN OF THE SNOWS, JUMPS UP WITH A HAPPY SMILE ON HER FACE AS THE JUDGES ANNOUNCE THEIR SELECTION TO THE COURT; CENTER LEFT, THE BRILLIANTLY LIGHTED OUTDOOR EVENING SET ON THE GOLF COURSE, PHOTOGRAPHED AS MISS VERA HRUBA OF CZECHO-SLOVAKIA WAS GIVING HER SKATING EXHIBITION; CENTER RIGHT, CO-CAPTAIN DICK DURRANCE '39 WHO SKIED BRILLIANTLY TO CAPTURE THE DOWNHILL AND SLALOM CROWNS; LOWER LEFT, THE EVER-POPULAR FERDINAND HAD MANY ADMIRERS IN FRONT OF THE DELTA UPSILON HOUSE; LOWER RIGHT, PHI DELTA THETA'S SNOW-SCULPTURE SHOWS EI.EAZAR PERPLEXED BY MODERN CARNIVAL.
