News Notes From . . .
THE POLICE
BLOTTER !
By Colin Mick
COP CANNED GOODS
Georgia Guild, 1023 First, re
ported to City Police on Feb. 28
that .someone had taken a large
Quantity of restaurant canned goods
from her home. She said the canned
goods were valued at about §67.
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BROKEN WINDOWS
Kent E. Almquist. 1528 Eielson.
nct;fied City Police on March 1,
that tsomeone had broken out both
left door windows of his vehicle
wh.ie he was having dinner at
Place.
P V RUN AWAY
On Feb. 28, Richard E. Rutledge
Sj^i of the Pentaeostal Childrens'
Hteme. ,5>2 mi. Chena Hot Springs
Ret. reported that three boys had
run away from the home and bad
taken a 1959 Chevrolet carry-all.
State Police reported that the carry
all was later recovered in Valdez. ,
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STRONG MAN
On March 1. Bud Nelson of the
Co-op Photo Shop, reported to City
Price that someone had just brok
en one of the large windows at the
lront of the store. According to
witnesses, a man outside the store
had struck the window with his
fist, breaking it.
All Fairbanks area artists are
invited to participate in the Fair
banks Winter Carnival Art Show, '
to be held in the Alaska Art Gal
lery. 419 Second.
"Works in all mediums will be ac
cepted. according to Mrs. Claire
Fejes.
‘ Deadline for submitting works to
the gallery is March 14.
Additional information and entry
blanks can be picked up at the
Gallery, below the Hobby House,
41S Second Ave.
TV Show Slated
For Area Youth
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Fairbanks youth are invited to !
participate in the "World of Fun
With World Book" show at 5:30
Saturdays on Channel 2. KFAR-TV.
according to Mrs. Sylvia Hare, spon
sor and director.
The educational series was set up
to initiate children into hobbies,
school subpects and the arts.
Farents, teachers, and youth are
invited to comment on the series !
said Mrs. Hare. She can be reached
by writing Box 1505 or calling GL
6-5686, mornings.
World Day of Prayer is being
observed in Fairbanks at 2 p.m.
and 8 p.m. this Friday at the Evan
gelical Lutheran Church at 10th
Avenue and Cowles Street.
All women here and in outlying
areas are cordially invited to attend.
A nursery will be provided for
mothers of small children. The
event is sponsored by the United
Church Women of .Fairbanks.! !
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