Anchorage
Festival
Of Music
by Marian Radeon and
Idi Mainwaring
All Alaska is preparing for the
greatest musical event in its his
tory—the Festival of Music, August
27th-September 4th—sharing in the
world-wide commemoration of Mo
zart’s birth.
Internationally renowned world
artists will be in Anchorage under
Robert Shaw, eminent choral and
orchestral conductor, whose Rob
ert Shaw Chorale recordings sell
world-wide and range from clas
sics to “pop”.
With him will be Julius Herford,
great musicologist, who has served
on staffs of leading schools of mu
sic; Robert Gerle, who has concer
tized extensively in America and
abroad; John Wustman, accompanist
for the Robert Shaw Chorale and
outstanding vocal coach, and Blake
Stern, tenor, head of the Voice De
partment of Yale University School
of Music.
With this array of world famous
talent, inquiries are pouring in from
■11 parts of the Territory. Many
tourists, vacationers, music students
and teachers from the States and
Canada are timing their visits to
coincide with the Festival.
The guest artists’ recitals, con
certs, rehearsals, master classes and
music appreciation lectures will
Continue during the entire week.
The Anchorage Festival of Music
is sponsored by the Anchorage
Community Chorus and the Anch
orage Symphony Orchestra in joint
production, and by the Anchorage
Community College which is grant
ing credits for attendance at lec
tures and classes.
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PAUL HOWARD MAKES
DEBUT IN PHYSICIAN,
COUNCILMAN'S HOME
Dr. and Mrs. Harvey W. Ander- j
son of 1920 Eighth avenue are the !
proud parents of a son. Paul How
aid, born in St. Joseph's hospital j
on Saturday at 4:35 a.m. and weigh
ing 6 lbs. 6 ozs.
Doctor Anderson is associated j
with the Doctors Clinic, and was
recently selected for a seat in the
city council.
The couple also have a daughter. I
Sally, 2.
George Anderson, paternal grand
father, is visiting the couple from j
Astoria, Ore. During his visit he !
built an additional room for the
family and Mrs. Anderson says the
additional room is most welcome.
Grandfather Anderson plans to re
turn to his home next week.
MRS. JOSEPH RIBAR
ARRIVES TO VISIT WITH
SON, DAUGHTER-IN-LAW
Mrs. Joseph Ribar, mother of Dr.
Joseph M. Ribar of Fairbanks, is
here visiting her son and daughter
in-law at their home at 427 Sev- I
enth street.
Mrs. Ribar, who arrived Monday
evening for a three weeks' visit
with the Ribars and her grand
children, makes her home in Ta
coma, Washington. This is her first
visit to the Territory.
CURT SHATTUCKS VISIT
INTERIOR FROM JUNEAU
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Shattuck are j
visiting in Fairbanks this week
from their home in Juneau, at
tending the insurance convention
here.
Shattuck is owner of the Shat
tuck Insurance Agency in the cap- !
ital city. They drove up via the j
highway, stopping at Dawson and !
Mayo en route. After spending a
day in Fairbanks, they left on an ;
overnight trip to Circle.
Cause Of Fire
Faulty Wiring
| Cause of the fire which destroyed
j the home of Mrs. Chester J. Allen
I at 718 Front street in Graehl two
weeks ago has finally been deter
mined. Insurance underwriters have
j listed faulty wiring of a stove in
the front apartment as responsible
for the blaze. It was first thought
that a gas explosion had started the
conflagration.
Mrs. Allen reports that all the
family is doing well. They are stay
ing with the Gareth Wrights at 1049
Blair road until they can rebuild.
MRS. PHILA THURMAN
SURPRISES SON WITH
VISIT ON BIRTHDAY
Mrs. Phila Thurman left last
week with Pan American Airways
for her home in Sandpoint, Idaho,
after spending three weeks visiting
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Orval Thurman at 335
Fifth avenue.
Mrs. Thurman arrived as a sur
prise for her son’s birthday, and
liked Interior Alaska so well that
she extended her stay. This was her
first visit to Alaska.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
LAND OFFICE
Fairbanks. Alaska
Date: July 24. 1956
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Notice is hereby given that Kenneth
Leonard Gates, Fairbanks. Alaska, en
tryman, together with his witnesses Er
vin M. Miller, and Vincent L. Peede.
both of Fairbanks, Alaska has submitted
final proof on his homestead entry, Fair
banks Serial 010945 and Homestead Addi
tional. Fairbanks Serial Ne 011578 for the
VV^NW't Section 35, and the EV2NEV4
Section 34 Township 1 South Range 2
East Fairbanks Meridian, containing 160
acres, and it is now in the files of the
Land Office. Fairbanks. Alaska, and if
no protest is filed in the Land Office
within the period of publication or thirty
days thereafter, said final proof will be
accepted and final certificate issued.
Robert L. Jenks
Acting Manager
First Pub: Aug. 2. 1956
Last Pub: Aug. 30, 1956
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