RECREATION CHIT CHAT
By Mary Halm
Softball activities top the week’s sports calendar with both
the Women’s Softball League and the Church League softball
groups practicing and planning games.
Church League softball managers or representatives will
meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow at City Hall, 5th and Cushman, to final i™
plans for the summer play sched
ule. Thus far, five teams have
signed up to compete in the tradi
tional Church League softball pro
gram, All churches in the area have
an opportunity to enter a team.
League play is scheduled; to begin
the second week of June.
Practice fields will be assigned to
teems by calling. Dick Strait, City
Recreation Director at GL 2-1043.
Women softball players will, offi
cially begin their season June 8;
however pre-season warm-up games
with Fairbanks men’s softball teams
are being scheduled.
Three teams are now organized
in the Women’s League but addi
tional players are still needed. Any
women or teams wishing to practice
should call Strait at his office and
attend a practice tomorrow at Bar
nette playground.
Local Judo enthusiasts will organ
ize their sport at a meeting at 7
p.m. tomorrow in the Recreation
Office. Anyone interested iq Judo,
regardless of age, is invited and en
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Found
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IX THE SUPERIOR COURT
FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA
•JUDICIAL DISTRICT
MARVIX E. GULICK, >
Plaintiff, )
ANTONIA GULICK, J
Defendant. )
StaST^°^a!|Ka2^7bu*catio1»
To the above-named Defendant, Greetings
Yoa are hereby required to appear in
lhe „ 01 ',or Court for the Slate of Alas
Jr3, b mirth Judicial District, within 30
tiooS f,fteJL.th*„date °f the Iast public*.
of thls Sammons; namely, within
-0 days after the 13th day of June, 1932
and answer the Complaint of the above
named Plaintiff on file in said court
•U the above entitled action.
The Plaintiff therein seeks the entry
of a decree of this court granting a u,'
vorce, . .
n you fail to do so within the said
period of time, judgment by‘default \*ill ■
oe taken against you for the relief
for in the complaint.
(SEAL) OLGO T, STEGER
Clerk of the Supe-ior Court
, „Bv ANNA THOMPSON
f*rst Pub.: May 23, 1962
Last Pub.: June 13, 1962
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE
STATE OF ALASKA
wtu0^™ JUDICIAL DISTRICT
SETH MOORE, )
Plaintiff, )
JH. MILLER, and if deceased, his )
neirs or devisees; BILL KULOFF. )
and if deceased, his heirs or de- )
visees; and all other persons or par- )
tit? unknown claiming any right, )
title, estate, lien or interest in the )
Jja ®rfperty described in the com- )
Plaint herein, j
Defendants. )
a r t a No. 62-156
SUMMON FOR PUBLICATION
STATE OF ALASKA
INGS* above"named defendants, GREET
th»° o are hert;by required to appear in
Ala-ko D£MOr._Court for the State of
thiMv ',£°U12h Judicial District, within
I3?' days after the date of the
tV ,rtvPUfvnCaHon hercof’ namely, within
June liS a’S a£ter the 13th day of
nlatniii*’ d answer the complaint of
abov5£^? ^ said court in the
above-entitled action.
them-- ..Ae!:ks the following relief: That
of thi tlff be adjudged to be the owner
the Particularly described in
ine complaint, to-wit:
seven" Five ,5>* Block Eighty
553&JSUof the townsite of
of'®UA1!K8, according to the survey
Rohta vr toWdsltc. known as -the L.S. *
TheUeMn* e* i909' reRrodtlced b3r Karl
u;.s-, Swrveyon-Genera! irr 1922,
BeeUirfiartlClilarly deseribed as follows:
said nTn,dg,at the Northwest corner of
26 8 feet .h thenbe North 77 ° 47' East
a 1W h , ence South 5= or East along
line between Lots 5 and 6 50 feet
he"wesf0boh IT *V ■ West 26:8 feet to '
thence MeenUnfar>', llne ot said L°t 5,
dar^h^l „ti er,Lal°n6 the West boun
or less m Sa'd ^ 5' 50 feet' morc
and that nIf® w01?* of beSin»ing.
have no and ***& oi them,
ttrest in !na ?’ n^bt' title> lien or in“
(>tfeiidants dNtJ? Said pro»erty. and that
e lenehmu, and each of them, be.for
right fr°m asserting any claim,
e'er’in and ^ate*Jlen °r interest what
Plainttff d* d l° Sald Property adverse to
laul^wHl* hi <?Ji0 S0, judgm<?nt bY de
relief „rL V*keP against you for the
Dated ^lS? io,r, in tbe complaint.
'SEAL) MaV 22, 1962
OLGA T. STEGFR,
Clerk, Superior Court
First Pnh • A'”la Thompson, Deputy
list £ w" May 1962
ast June 13, 1962
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couraged to attend the meeting. The
Judo group has arranged for space
to practice during the summer.
Just a reminder: June 1, the
YMCA swimming pool is open for
public use and tickets are now on
sale at the pool by the Gity Recrea
tion Office. Special rates have been
made to accommodate students, mili
tary personnel, and-adults. The pool
schedule has time reserved for spe^
cial groups such as businessmen,
housewives, and families.
Playground program pre-registra
tion is now going on at the City
Recreation Hall, 9 a.m. Monday
through Friday for Parochial, Hun
ter and Denali Schools. Registration
for University Park. Joy School and
Hamilton Acres children is at those
playgrounds with a fee of $5.
HONORS GO TO MONROE HIGH GRADUATES
Seventeen seniors graduated in
Monroe High School’s fourth Com
mencement ceremonies Friday night
in Monroe Hall.
Linda Quinton, senior class Vale
dectorian, received the Principal's
Scholarship for board, room and tui
tion for a year at Seattle University.
Jo Ann Wyatt, class Salutatorian
also received a scholarship to Seat
tle University.
The two-year University of Alas
ka room and board scholarship was
given to Dolores Kelly.
Four anonymous $50 continuing
scholarships for high school were
presented to Carla Sullivan, George
Lindholm. Josepha Bush and Gene
vieve Mathis. Judy Mayor and Rose
mary Balko also received $50 Girls’
Club continuation scholarships.
The awards were all presented by
the Reverend George T. Boileau,
S.J.
Monroe’s junior class won the tro
phy for the most outstanding class,
and George Lindholm won the Most
Inspirational Basketball Player
award. Douglas Talbot won the Most
Valuable Player award.
Miss Genevieve Hetu played the
processional and recessional
marches, and also directed the Mon
roe chorus, which was accompanied
by Miss Kathy Krize.
The Reverend Joseph Nosser,
U.S.A., gave the Invocation and the
Reverend Neil K. Murphy, S.J., gave
the Benediction.
Diplomas were awarded by The
Most Reverend Francis D. Gleeson,
SiJ„ D.D., Vicar Apostolic of Alaska,
with the Reverend Lewis N. Doyle,
S.J., assisting.
The Honorable Raymond E. Plum
mer, who delievered the graduation
address, spoke on law as it is applied
in a democracy.
“The inability or refusal to obey
the law or to give proper respect
to duly constituted authority can
only result in failure, unhappiness
ACREAGE FOR RENT
South Cushman
Rent for taxes and assessments
only . . . write
Ross Kimball
Box 2213 — Fairbanks, Alaska
and a wasted life. If you will hut
follow the teachings, advice and ex
amples of your parents, faculty
members, friends and relatives, suc
cess. happiness and a worthwhile
life will be yours,” Judge Plumnaer
told the graduates.
ON SCHOOL BOARD
James Messer, co-owner of Auro
ra Motors, has been appointed to
fill a vacancy on the Fairbanks In
dependent School District Board of
Education.
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