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... THIS WEEK IN FAIRBANKS..
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late this month, the Schaible’s will'
visit the Seattle World’s Fair.
ATTENTION PILOTS!
A meeting for all Fairbanks area
pilots and interested parties will be
conducted by Donald S. Wolfe,
Chief, Air Traffic Division of the
FAA Alaskan Region. The meeting
will be held at 7 p.m. on April 17, j
in the Customs waiting room at the I
Fairbanks International Airport.
The purpose of this meeting will
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
JN THE SUPERIOR COURT ^OR THE
STATE OF ALASKA
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
SYLVIAS INCORPORATED, )
fcn Alaska Corporation, i
Plaintiff, i
—vs— i
1NNOCENZO BUCCI, DOMINICI I
BUCC1, ANTONIO BUCCI. C HAR- I
RY WOODWARD and F D. ESTES. >
his or her heirs or any devisees and i
any other persons, firms, co-partner- >
ship, parties or corporations unknown I
claiming any right, title, estate, lien i
cu interest in the property described I
herein, and the Townsite Trustee of i
the Townsite of Fairbanks, and his i
or her successors or any person i
claiming thereunder. i
Defendants. )
No. <>2-152
SUMMONS FOR PUBLCATION
THE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF
ALASKA TO THE ABOVE NAME DE
FENDANTS, GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear in
the Superior Court for the Stale of Al
aska. Fourth Judicial District, within
thirty • 30> days after the 2nd day of
May, 1962. in case this Summons is pub
lished. or within forty (40i days after
the date of its service upon you.' in case
this Summons is served upon you per
sonally. 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 fol’owing relief:
1. That the Defendants be required to
sot forth the nature of their several
c airns, and that all adverse claims of the
said Defendants may be determined by a
decree of this Court, and by said De
cree Plaintiff be adjudged and derlared
the owner of the following described real
property :
North one-half IN '2i of Lot One < 1 >
of Block Eightv-five 185» of the TOWN
SITE OF FAIRBANKS, according to
the survey of said townsite known as
the L.S. Robe Map of 1909, reproduced
by Karl Theile, U.S. Surveyor-General
in 1922.
2. That the Defendants be forever en
joined in asserting any claims whatso- ,
ever in or to said land or premises, that
is or may be adverse to Plaintiffs.
3. For such other and further relief j
os to this Court may seem just and eauit
eble.
(SEAL]
/s/ Olga T Steger
Clerk of the Superior Court
First Pub.: April 11. 1962
Last Pub.: May 2, 1962
be to discuss the problems of pilots
and the FAA5s role in aviation with
ways and means to better serve the
flying public.
COLOR SLIDES
Wildlife color slides, featuring
most of the animals found in Mc
Kinley Park and central Alaska, will
be shown to the first grade class of
Mrs. Milan Baker in Nordale School
Friday afternoon by Jim Couch,
long-time Alaskan writer-photogra
pher.
NORQUIST FUNERAL
Funeral services were held last
Friday for Morgan R. Norquist, who
died here on March 10. Norquist
was a civil service worked at Eiel
son AFB and had been in Alaska
since 1949.
The services were conducted at
Birch Hill Cemetery.
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEER
Andrew Linn, 41, agricultural en
gineer with the Soil Conservation
Service, arrived in Fairbanks last
week, according to William B.
Oliver. S.C.S. State Conservationist,
Palmer. Alaska. Linn was trans
ferred from Snohomish, Washington.
PARKA CONTRACT
Mrs. Laura Wright. 901 Cushman,
has been awarded the contract to
make parkas for about six of the
Alaskan exhibit personnel of the
Seattle World's Fair which begins
April 21, according to a letter she
received from the State of Alaska,
Department of Commerce, Division
of Tourism.
Mrs. Wright said that she is mak
ing the parkas out of different col
ors of velveteen, lined with satin,
with a fox fur ruff and trimmed in
wolverine.
INJURY SUIT
Anna E. Creamer filed a $100,000
personal injury suit against Charles
L. Ashlock Jr., in Superior Court
here last week. She states that she
was injured in an automobile acci
dent on April 13, 1960, on College
Road which resulted through the
negligence of the defendant.
She claims that as a result of the
accident she received severe in
juries which have prevented her
from pursuing her normal way of
life. She is also asking for com
pensation for hospital and medical
expenses as well as lost wages and
attorney fees.
NAMED SUPERINTENDENT
Mrs. Irma Tillotson has been ap
pointed as superintendent of the
Fort Wainwright Postal Branch ef
fective April 14, according to Fair
banks Postmaster William Ollikai
nen.
Mrs. Tillotson, a long time em
ployee of the Fairbanks Post Office
will succeed G. E. S. Grill, who is
retiring.
BOUCHER SOUTH
H. A. “Red” Boucher, owner and
manager of Pan Alaska Co., and a
City Councilman, left for a short
buying trip to the “Outside” last
week. Boucher plans to stay in Los
Angeles and will return to Fair
banks in about 10 days.
HARRISON INJURED
Dale Harrison of the Municipal
Utilities System received second de
gree burns last Wednesday when a
short occurred in the generating
station, cutting off power to a large
part of the City for almost 30 min
utes. The short occurred when a
wire fell from a meter Harrison
was installing and brushed against
an energized bushing.
NEW N.D.T.A. PRESIDENT
The Fairbanks Chapter of the
National Defense Transportation As
sociation recently elected Major Ed
ward K. Burton president of the
local chapter at a banquet held in
the Fort Wainwright Officers Club.
Major Burton, who is the Trans
portation Officer at Fort Wain
wright was presented with the pres
ident's gavel by Mr. Cary D. Walker
vice president of the Alaska Over
land Company and former president
of the Fairbanks N.D.T.A.
NEW OFFICE
Moving to a new location this
week was the Fairbanks office o]
the State Department of Fish anc
Game.
The office was located on the sec
ond floor of Club Dorm on the Uni
versity of Alaska campus before it
was moved to the Arctic Bow]
Building, 940 Cowles.
SLATE LUTHERAN SERVICES 1
Confirmation services will be part
of the Palm Sunday observance at
Fairbanks Lutheran Church at the
11 o’clock service, Apr. 15. Both
adult and youth choirs will also
participate in the service.
The pastor, the Rev. Oliver Ever
ette, will preach on the theme
"Your Salvation Comes.” A fellow
ship period will follow the worship
service.
The congregation is also using the
Palm Sunday occasion for a special
thank-offering day, and during the
service the congregation will bring
I their gifts individually to the al
: tar. Holy Week marks the first an
niversary of worship in the new'
I sanctuary at 10th and Cowles.
Two midweek services will be
held during Holy Week at Fair
| banks Lutheran. On Holy Thursday
at 8 p.m. there will be a commun
C 'MIIMI ■■■nil 11 ■rivwwwtnniir vaar
ion service, and on Good Friday a
service of meditation of the Sev r.
Last Words from the Cross will bn
held from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
The Seven Words service is di
vided into seven 25 minute periods,
and it is permissible for persons t
a-ttend all of the service, or a pa-i:
thereof, as they are able. Chaplain
Lyle Shaw and R. G. Hu^bner frnu
Ft, Wainwright will be assisting the
local pastor in the Good Fridfty
service.
Easter Day services are beinr
planned for the hours of 6:00 a.«r ,
9:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. with art
Easter breakfast to follow the earjv
service. The breakfast is to be
served by the young people of the
church.
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always.
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