Agricultural Yearbook
Available From Bartlett
The 1956 Agriculture Yearbook
entitled “Animal Diseases" has been
published and a relatively limited
supply has been made available to
Delegate Bartlett for distribution.
Delegate Bartlett would welcome
requests from those interested for
mailing on a ‘tfirsUcome, first
served” basis. Requests should be
addressed to him at 1029 House Of
fice Building. Washington 25, D C.
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FAIRBANKS >
> THEATRE >
> ATTRACTIONS $
New Empress
Theatre
Wed., Thurs., Fri.
HELD OVER!
"THE KING AND I"
(TECHNICOLOR and
CINEMASCOPE)
Starring
DEBORAH KERR
YUL BRYNNER
Sun.* Mon., Tues., Wed.
"JOHNNY CONCHO"
Starring
FRANK SINATRA
KEENAN WYNN
WILLIAM CONRAD
Lacey Street
Theatre
Thor., Fri., Sat.
WALT DISNEY PROGRAM
"DAVY CROCKET AND
THE RIVER PIRATES"
(TECHNICOLOR)
Starring
FESS PARKER
BUDDY EBSEN
JEFF YORK
Sun., Mon., Tues.
"GOODBYE, MY LAD"
With
WALTER BRENNAN
PHIL HARRIS
BRANDON DE WILDE
and
"THE ANIMAL WORLD"
(THE STORY OF HOW
ANIMAL LIFE DEVELOPED
ON EARTH)
Donna Rohrbaugh
To Wed William
Ackiss Outside
Miss Donna Rohrbaugh, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor M. Rohr
baugh, 143 Kutter road, left Mon
day evening with Pan American
Airways for Baltimore, Maryland,
where she will become the bride
of William Ackiss.
Ackiss, well known hoopster for
the Sportland squad in the Farthest
North Basketball league last win
ter, is currently in the States sound
ing out offers from various, col
legiate teams.
Miss Rohrbaugh, a graduate of
Fairbanks high school has not as
yet set a definite date for the wed
ding.
Donna Rohrbaugh
Guest Of Honor
At Bridal Shower
A miscellaneous and personal
bridal shower was given Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. Doris
Brazeau in honor of Miss Donna
Rohrbaugh, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. V. M. Rohrbaugh, who left
for the states Monday evening to
be married in Baltimore.
The shower was given by Mrs.
Betty Harris and Mrs. Jo Ann
Quinn, who assisted Mrs. Brazeau
as co-hostesses. After the bride-to
be had received many beautiful
gifts, parlor games w*re played and
refreshments served.
In addition to the guest of hon
or and the hostesses, those in at
tendance included: Doris Brazeau,
Mary Jane Lewis, Martha DeBow,
Olga Borovich, Vera Borovich,
Roberta Bush, Jan Butrovich, Jo
hanna Thomas, Georgia Shroader.
Diane Haskell, and Jean Take.
(p aS'Operaled
Ranges Bristle With Improvements
I. 'c\il L/V
L P. GAS GOES
EVERYWHERE!
Mia
Whether you’re a veteran with a skillet
or a bride with qualms about cooking:, the
latest crop of automatic ranges will help
make the meal preparation the nearest thing
to a vacation in your kitchen !
Alaska Propane Co., Inc.
Office—413 Second Avenue
Plant—2 Mile Richardson Highway
Superintendents
Named For Fair
Superintendents have been named
for the various divisions of the 25th
Annual Tanana Valley Fair which
opens at 2 p.m. today.
Mrs. Bonnie Cysewski of the Mud
Nest, will supervise displays of stu
dent, advanced and junior ceramics,
porcelain, china painting, Native
Alaskan crafts, models, metal, leath
er, wood and other miscellaneous
crafts.
In charge of the amateur photog
raphy division will be Blitz Grif
fin. The photo show will be in the
Main Pavillion of the Fair grounds.
Other superintendents and their
divisions are: John Brinsmade,
grains and grasses; Henry Getting
er, vegetables; Harold Black, live
stock; Charles Fabrian, farm and
garden display; Mrs. Pat McGahey,
culinary; Mrs. Lawrence Wright,
home preservation; Mrs. Wanda
Brown, clothing and textiles; Mrs.
Victor Hesler, weaving; Mrs. Carl
Anderson, flower show; Walter Duf
fy, 4-H; Mrs. Joe Thomas, mush
rooms and wildflowers; J. Elsworth
McCarthy, manual training; and
Norman Holve, painting and sketch
ing.
TWINS BORN IN THE
ROBERT DOBSON FAMILY
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dobson of
Berry’s Trailer Court are the proud
parents of twins born in St. Jo
seph’s hospital on Saturday.
Krisky Diane arrived at 3:40 p.m.
and weighed 6 lbs. 4 ozs. Steven
Scott was born at 4 p.m. and
weighed 7 lbs. 12 ozs.
Dobson is employed by Grasle
Electrical contractors. The couple
also have a daughter, Shala, two
years. Maternal aunt and uncle are
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Nerland of the
Northward building.
A VA Directors
Will Meet In
Haines This Fall
The fall meetinp of the board of
directors of the Alaska Visitors as
sociation will be held in Haines on
September 13-15, according to Ben
Crawford, AVA president.
Progress reports on the activities
of the association, as well as plans
for future promotion will be re
viewed. The 'results of this sea
son’s promotions evaluated.
The organization is Territory
wide and nonprofit and is dedicated
to the stimulation of the Alaska
tourist industry. Frank H. Whaley
is managing director of the AVA
with headquarters in Anchorage.
In addition to regular board mem
bers, other interested members are
invited to attend and sit in on the
sessions. Reservations may be made
with Clarence Mattson at the Hotel
Halsingland in Haines.
; FOURTH CHILD ARRIVES
FOR THE FITZGERALDS
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Fitz
gerald of 26th and Cushman are
the parents of their fourth child,
a daughter, Karen Louise, born in
St. Joseph's hospital at 3:19 a.m. on
Saturday and weighing 8 lbs. 11
ozs.
The Fitzgeralds, originally from
Fort Wayne, Ind., are owners of
the City Ice company. Their older
children are Michael, 6; Patrick,
4Va; and Colleen, 2V4.
Health Center To Conduct
Polio Clinic Tomorrow
From 9 a.m. until 12 noon to
morrow, the Fairbanks Health Cen
ter will conduct a polio Immuni
zation Clinic for all children ages
1 through 19.
Only first and second immuniza
tions, which should be given a
month apart, will be given at the
clinic. These injections may be ob
tained from private physicians al
so.
Going Outside?
TAKE YOUR CAR WITH YOU!
ALASKA FREIGHT LINES offers special vehicle
handling and special vehicle rates for your car. Enjoy
the pleasure and convenience of having your personal
car for business or pleasure when you go outside.
For information and rates, call
your nearest Alaska Freight Lines office
FREIGHT LINES Inc.
ANCHORAGE: Phone 66-151
FAIRBANKS. Phone 2201
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