HEW Council
Organizes For
Coming Year
The executive committee of the
Alaska Health, Education and Wel
fare council met last Thursday to
organize for the 1956-57 fiscal year.
Dr. Charles T. Marrow, presided.
Miss Edna Crawford and Bishop
Gordon were assigned duties in re
gard to rural matters and protes
tant church interests. Joel Buffing
ton was selected to preside over ur
ban and safety matters. Also ap
pointed were Dr. Marrow and Dr.
Kenneth R. Kaisch, medicine; Miss
Crawford, public health and pre
ventive medicine; Father George
Boileau and Dr. James Ryan, edu
cation and Catholic church inter
ests; R. A. Derr and Ed Rusing, ec
onomic matters; Eugene Pugh, wel
fare and finances.
Jim Couch, council secretary, was
appointed to serve in the capacity
of executive secretary for the com
mittee, in addition to his duties as
secretary of the AHEW council.
- Buffington, Pugh and Couch were
named a committee to handle gen
eral public relations.
The committee will meet next
Thursday, and thereafter will hold
monthly executive sessions on the
fourth Thursday of each month.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
DISTRICT OF ALASKA,
„ FOURTH DIVISION
Barbara a ferchen, >
Plaintiff, 1
vs. i
V?ALTER F. FERCHEN, )
x- Defendant. )
No. 9153
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
C--J1VL PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATE OF AMERICA.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
ANT. GREETINGS:
lou are hereby required to appear in
the District Court for the District of
Alaska, Fourth Division, within thirty
i30' days after the last publication of
this summons, namely, within thirtv
■30i days after the 23rd day of August.
i9a6, in case this summons is published
or within forty 140« days after the date
of its service upon you in case this sum
mons is served upon you personally, and
answer the complaint of the above named
plaintiff on file in the said Court in
the above-entitled action.*
The said plaintiff in said action de
mands the following relief- A decree of
this Court forever dissolving the bonds
ef matrimony heretofore and now exist
ing between plaintiff and defendant, and
tr storing plaintiffs maiden name. Bar
bara Altman, to her. and for such other
and further relief as mav seem just
and ixjuitable to the Court.
And in the event you fail to appear
and answer, the plaintiff will take judg
ment against you for want thereof, and
will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in her .complaint and as here
inbefore stated.
WITNESS the Honorable VERNON D
FORBES. Judge of said Court and the
Seal of said Court hereunto affixed this
2nd day of August. 1956
s' John B. Hail, Clerk
By Dellage
First Pub: Aug. 2. 1956
Last Pub: Aug. 23. 1956
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When my chocolate face
you taste,
not one bite will you a'waste.
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Agricultural
Organization
To Elect Board
Farmers in Fairbanks county will
elect new members of the county
Agricultural Stabilization and Con
servation committee this month, ac
cording to Henry Gettinger, chair
man of the Farmer Election board.
The Fairbanks area ASC com
mittee administers the Agricultural
Conservation program in the dis
trict. Almost all farmers in the
fourth district are elegible to vote
for members of the local ASC or
county committee.
Ernest Gilbert, chairman of the
present Fairbanks ASC committee,
anticipates considerable interest in
the election as the ACP for 1957
will be about 50 per cent larger
than it has been in past years. The
Fairbanks area will have $15,000
available to share with farmers for
the cost of conservation. This com
pares with only $9,000 for 1956.
Ballots have been mailed to all
known eligible voters. Farmers who
do not receive ballots in the mail
may pick them up at the Extension
office in room 3 of the Federal
building. Ballots may be delivered
or mailed to Box 1913 on or before
next Thursday to be valid.
Candidates are Robert Johnson,
Paul Elbert, Ernest Gilvert. Lynn
Hollist. Marvin Bushey Hesdan
Scougal, Elton Buzby, Leslie Loud,
Glen Bouton, and Albert Wendt.
Write in candidates will be accept
able. Information on eligibility re
quirements is available with the
ballots.
Present members of the Fair
banks ASC committee are Ernest
Gilbert chairman: Voris Patrick,
vice-chairman; and Paul Elbert.
FIRST CHILD BORN TO
THE DONALD BLAIRS
The Donald Blairs of Berry's
Trailer Court welcomed the birth
of their first child, a son. Jimmy
Don. born in St Joseph’s hospital
on Monday at 10:45 a.m. and weigh
ing 7 lbs. 5 ozs.
Blair is a carpenter. Paternal un
cles are Marvin and Leo Blair, al
so of Berry's Trailer court.
Otto G. Coons Celebrate
25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Otto G. Coon flew
outside Sunday with Pan American
Airways to celebrate their 25th
wedding anniversary in the States.
They plan to pick up a new' car
in Seattle, drive through Califor
nia, and return north over the Al
aska highway, accompanied by Mrs.
Coon's mother Mrs. Grace Cultum.
Baby Cries At
Ladd Hospital I
August 3
Girl. Colline Elizabeth. 6 pounds:
Sp 3 Arthur J. O'Neal, Headquar
ters Headquarters Company Yu
kon Command.
Boy. Mark Taylor six pounds: j
Sp 2 Joe T. Paden, ATB, Fort j
; Greely.
August 4
Girl Ryanne Kaye, six pounds.
| seven ounces; M Sgt. Christian W.
O'Brien, 58th Weather Reconnais
sance squadron EAFB.
Boy. Marc Karter six pounds,
four ounces; A 2C Billy C. Dun- j
chow 58th Weather Reconnaissance j
squadron, EAFB.
August 5
Boy. Steve Alan seven pounds 12 !
ounces; A 1C Waite H. Jarrett. 1
5001st Installations squadron.
Boy. William Wesley, six pounds, '
13 ounces; 1st Lt. John W. Gheen, ,
Headquarters Company, 9th In- ,
fantry regiment. 1
Girl, Desiree, six pounds, six ozs.; j
A 2c Lawrence A. Pulp bus, 5001st
Installations squadron.
Boy, Randy Dean, seven pounds,
15% ounces; S Sgt. Paul. C. John
ston 5010th Supply squadron, EAFB.
August 6
Boy, John George, seven pounds,
11% ounces; A 2c John P. Kane,
1995th AACS squadron EAFB.
August 7
Boy. Barry Edward, seven pounds, j
32 ounces; T/'Sgt. Arthur E. DeWalt. j
Headquarters Squadron 5010th Air j
j Base Wing, EAFB.
August 8
Girl. Christine Ruth, seven lbs.,
12 ounces: Sp 2 Robert M. Claytor,
i Headquarters Headquarters Com
pany Yukon Command.
August 8
Boy, John Ed, II. six pounds, three
ounces; S Sgt. John E. Gambrel,
433rd Fighter Interceptor squadron.
Girl, Nancy Dearis, five pounds,
10 ounces^ S Sgt. Richard L. Thorpe,
5001st Transportation squadron.
Girl, Cheryl Lyn. eight pounds,
seven ounces: 2nd Lt. Lee R Goet
tsehe. Jr , 18th Fighter Interceptor
squadron.
E. E. EBERTS' VISIT IN
INTERIOR FROM CALIF.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Eberts of Los
Angeles left Friday after a 10 day
visit in Fairbanks with Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Leonard of 707 Turner
street.
The Eberts drove over the high
way with a trailer, and stayed at
the Model Trailer Court here. They
included a side trip to Circle in
their Interior sightsefcing. Eberts
is a former superintendent of a
construction firm in the southern
California city.
Let's Celebrate Tonite!
PAULINE'S
RAINBOW ROOM
with
Smilin'* Jack McAuley
Back From Barrow . . .
And Dishing I* Out Behind the Bar!
• Good Company • Good Drinks
* Good Music and Good Times
6V4 Mite Richardson Highway
Eidem Succeeds Seeiiger
To Chamber Roads Post
Nick Eidem manager of the Gold
en Valley Electric association, will
succeed A. G. Seeiiger as chairman
of the committee on roads of the
Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce.
Seeliger. who also serves as th*
Fourth division member of the Tei
ritorial Board of Road Commission
ers. resigned his Chamber post last
week after holding the chairman
ship for several years.
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for those relaxing
leisure hours
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THE EASY WAY
via
THE ALASKA RAILROAD
Ride in comfort on a modem coach to the
finest moose hunting in Alaska.
Pick out your moose, shoot it, dress it out and
take the meat to the nearby section house. You
may send your meat via express on the same
train on which you travel.
Get together with your hunting companions
now and plan your moose hunt by rail. And
remember, the ARK passes through the best
bear, ptarmigan and sheep country.
& B
HUNT THIS
YEAR VIA i
USIBELLI coal
Phone
1005 Polaris Bldg.
2880 or 3165