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GRAIN RIPENING
—Jessen's Staff Photo
Last summer A1 Wendt cleared 35 acres of ground in the timber
along the Chena Hot Springs road and this summer has a ripening
crop of barley in this field that reaches up into the birch-spruce
timber
Council Acts On
Miscellaneous i
Business Items
A garbage disposal reselution,
two Weeks' field land purchases,
two liquor license transfers, and
the awarding of a bid on the Air
port road sidewalk were among the
miscellaneous items in the stacks j
of business transacted Monday eve
ning by the Fairbanks City Council.
The garbage resolution, declaring
that a franchise is the best method
of solving the disposal problem in
the city, was unanimously passed
and referred to the City Manager
for study and negotiations. The res
olution was submitted by Ralph Riv
ers, attorney for two local disposal
firms who desire to merge and re- j
eeive the franchise.
The council referred to City At
torney Eugfene Miller a report from
the Planning and Zoning commis
sion. asking that the Fairbanks
Evangelical Lutheran church be
granted an option for purchase on
an area of approximately^ 75,080
LECAL ADVERTISEMENT
EN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
DISTRICT OF ALASKA,
FOURTH DIVISION
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA for )
the use and benefit of the ESTATE >
OF CHARLES A. TRAEGER, De- ) , |
ceased, and-'or L. C. FERGUSON, I
Executor of said Estate, )
Plaintiffs, i
vs. )
EARL L BUTCHER and UNITED j
STATES FIDELITY AND GUARAN- I
TEH COMPANY, a corporation, I
Defendants. )
No. 8 13 7
NOTICE OF MARSHAL'S SALE
Under and by virtue of a writ of exe
cution issued on July 9, 1956. by the
District Court for the District of Alaska,
Fourth Division, in the above entitled
action wherein United States of Ameri
ca for the use and benefit of Itie Estate
of Charles A. Traeger, deceased, smd/or
L. C. Fergusen, Executor of said Estate,
are plaintiffs, and I^trl L. Butcher and
United States Fidelity and Guaranty
Company, a corporation, are defendants,
pursuant to judgment in favor of said j
plaintiffs and against said defendants
entered by said court on the 19;h dav of
January, 1*56, for the sum of $1,*00.00.
lawful money of the United States of
America, and for the costs and disburse
ments thereafter made or incurred by
said plaintiffs in this action, plus interest
on saitt judgment from January 18, 1956,
to date of this sale, I have this day lev
ied upon all right, title, claim and In
terest of said defendant Earl L. Butcher
In and to the following described real,
property situated in Fairbanks, Alaska,
to wit:
Lots 6, 7, 8, and 9 of Block 18 of the
Slacia T. Rickert Homestead Subdivi
sion. according to the plat' thereof re
corded In the office of the United
States Commissioner and Ex-officio
Recorder of the Fairbanks Precinct.
Fourth Division, Territory of Alaska,
as instrument number 96333.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE^ that I
■will, on The ttli day of September, 19S6,
at 3 P.M. of said day, in the lobby ef
the United States Post Office and Court
House, at Fairbanks, Ataslea. sell at pub
lic auction, for current lawful money
of the United States of America, all the
light, title, claim, and interest of said
defendant in and tqafhe above described
property, er so much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy said judgment, with
interest and co^ts and accruing costs. ;
to the highest bidder for cash.
DATED this 8*h day of August. 1956.
A. F. Dorsh, United States Marshal I
By Ethyl I. 1 cwell. Chief Deputy !
Attorney for Defendant, United
Stats Fidelitv and Guaranty
Cmapcny;
COLi INS, CLASBY and SGZUDLO
Firs' Pi b: Aug. 9. 1956
Dust Pub: Aug. 36, 1*56
square feet of land opposite block
136 on the eas£ side of Cowles
street. The Commission asked that
the church accept this instead of
block 136 for which they had orig
inally petitioned.
The purchase of a lot in block
145 by Charles and Hazel Clasby
was tabled, pending the investiga
tion of the subdivision of the entire
area. Block 145 is located between
Lathrop and Stewart streets, be
tween Airport * road and Denali
School property.
A liquor license transfer from
Hubert F. Cox to Rudolf and Mary
Hill was approved by the eouncil
The establishment in question is
the Town Ckib.
A petition for a transfer at the
Dreamland Bar, from Chester Baake
to George P. Powell was referred
to the City Manager and the Crtiei
of Police for a recommendation. ^
The council officially awarded the
bid for the curb and sidewalk on
the north side of Airport road from
Cushman street to the traffic light
at Lathrop high school. Pacific Con
struction company, with a bid oi
$17,913.00 is scheduled to begin
work on the project Monday, the
completion date being sof within 3C
days. » W,
@ther bidders on the work were
Richard V. Moriarty with $21,623.00;
Fairbanks Builders, with $24,400.30;
and Burgess Construction .pompuny.
with $28,989.60. The city is financing
1he work jointly with the Fairbanks
School District. »
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Cynthia Lilley, Mother •
To Make Home Outside
Miss Cynthia Lilley, with the res
ervation department of Pan Ameri
can Airways downtown office here,
and tjgr mother, Mrs. W. J. Lilley,
will leave for Seattle SatvWday to
make their home in the States.
Miss Lilley will be returning to
her original home in Seattle after
living here for seven years. She
makes her home in the Northward
building. ^ ^
jlegalT advembsement
IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE
TERRITORY AF ALASKA,
FOURTH DIVISION
FAIRBANKS PRECINCT
In the Matter of the Estate )
of <
COHN WESLEY CRAMER, Deceased.)
•No. 1 7 8 2 Probate
NOTICE OF HEARING
ON FINAL ACCOUNT
NOTICE FS HEREBY GIVEN That
BEATRICE ARMSTRONG. Administra
trix of the estate of John Wesley Cramer,
deceased, has this day filed in this Court
her first account and report and ad
ministratrix and petition for distribution
in the above-entitled estate, and that
the Court has designated Tuesday, the
23rd day of October, 1956, at the hour
of 3:00 p m. of said day as the time
and the Courtroom of the above-entitled
Court as the place when and where said
report will be heard; and all persons
Interested in said estate are hereby re
quired to file th«r objections to said
report, if any they have, in writing, on
or before the said day, in said Court,
and to appear at the time and place
aforesaid and pft-sent their objections;
and at said hearing, the Court will de
termine what persons are to take the
estate under the laws of the Territory of
Alaska. *
Dated at Fail banks. Alaska, this 23rd
day of August. 1956. n
-/*/ LaDessa Nordaleefl
* Probate Judge
(PROBATE SEAL)
Only Pub; Aug. 23, 1956
Barbara Sellar
To Be Married
September 19
Miss Barbara Marie Sellar and
Thomas George Hill have announced
the wedding party for their mar
riage which will take place on
September 16 in Immaculate Con
ception church.
Miss Sue DeAnn Bell will serve
Miss Sellar as maid of honor.
Bridesmaids will be Elucia Hodge,
Irene Carlson, Sharon Rusing,
Jeanne Varney, and Mrs. Leneya
Hill, sister-in-law of the groom.
Robert Hill will be his brother’s
best man. Ushers will be Ronnie
Dodson. Bud LaFon. Bob Almquist,
James Hill, another brother of the
future bridegroom, and James F
Sellar, brother of the bride.
Miss Sellar is the daughter of Mr.
| and Mrs. Francis C. Sellar of Sellar
homestead on Noyes slough. The
Clifford Hills of 1224 Second avenue
are the parents of the prospective
bridegroom.
Barbara was graduated from Fair*
banks high school this past spring.
She was a member of the National
Honor Society and served as treas
urer of the student body. Miss Sel
lar was named Miss Alaska of 1956
during the Winter Carnival and as
such, went to the Miss Universe
! contest in California last month.
Tom was graduated from Fair
banks high school in 1952. He is
j presenting awaiting discharge from
; the Army on September 14. After
their marriage, the couple will go
to Bellingham, Wash., where Tom
will enter Western College.
Their engagement was announced
recently at an informal dinner in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. V. G.
Baker of Westwood Way. Guests at
the dinner included close friends
and classmates of the couple.
Miss Sharon Rusing and her
mother. Mrs. Edward Rusing, of
1032 Eighth avenue, held a surprise
miscellaneous shower for Barbara
Tuesday evening at the Rusing
home. About 35 guests were in at
; tendance. ,
Intuition is what enables a woman
to size up a situation in a flash of
misunderstanding.
I ...
Sidney Charles’
Wife Dies In
General Hospital
Mrs. Sidney Charles, wife of the
publisher of the Ketchikan Daily
News, died at the Ketchikan Gen
eral Hospital last week. Mrs. Charles
suffered a stroke a week before.
She was 79.
Private funeral services were
held at the Ketchikan Mortuary
Chapel.
Survivors in addition to her hus
band include two daughters and
a son in Ketchikan and a brother
in Oregon.
Mrs. Charles w*as married in Port
land. Ore., in 1900 and came to Alas
ka in 1905.
Jessen's Weekly Classified Ads
reach Thousands today!
PRESBYTERIAN LADIES
TO HOLD RUMMAGE SALE
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will
hold its regular fall rummage sale
Saturday at 10 a.m. in the church
basement parlors at Seventh and
Cushman streets.
Chairman for the event is Mrs.
James Winfree, who is being assist
ed by Mines J. Bickel and William
Green. Anyone who has rummage
to contribute to the sale may have
it picked up by calling either 4317
or 7532.
James Cunningham of 506 Gaff
ney road is recovering from major
surgery in St. Joseph’s hospital. He
was admitted to the hospital on
August 14 and underwent surgery
this past Tuesday. He is a heavy
duty operator for Peter Kiewit
and Sons.
ANNOUNCING . . .
INCREASED DC-3 service on YUKON and
KUSKOKWIM routes -
NOW . . . DC-3's to GALENA
MONDAY - WEDNESDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY
Connections to RUBY. KOKRINES, POORMAN, KOYUKUK,
and NULAT0 on Twin-Engine Bushmasters.
ALSO—Bushmaster service to Ruby, Kokrines and Galena on
Tuesday and Thursday.
NEW . . . DC-3's to MINCHUMINA, McGRATH and
TATAUNA on Tuesdays and Thursdays with DIRECT
connections to BETHEL and intermediate points.
For Reservations and Information contact:
City Ticket Office 5484 — Airport Ticket and Freight Office 4551
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It's so easy to
see the point...
Most people are quick to see that saving
makes the* difference between wishing
and having. The question is: *HOW to save
moet successfully. The answer is: Do
your saving BEFORE you do your spending.
Deposit the first dollars out of every pay
envelope in your savings account here.
First Notional Bank
of Fairbanks
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(Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation)
Located at Second Avenue and Cushman Street.
• COMPLETE
BANKING SERVICE