CANDIDATE CAMPAIGNS
Charlie Burdick. Republican candidate for the House of Representa
tives under the Alaska-Tennessee plan, visited in Fairbanks this
week, conferring with local GOP officials. He and his wife, Marie,
are currently on a motor trip through Interior and Southwestern
Alaska.
LADD CLUB TO SPONSOR
BRIDGE TOURNAMENT AT
GOLDEN NORTH SUNDAY
Mrs. Carroll Grummish. director
of the Ladd Officers Duplicate
Bridge Club, announced plans this
week for a two session team-of
four tournament, to be held all day
Sunday at the Golden North Ser
vice Club at Ladd.
At the club's regular meeting at
the Officers' Club Monday evening,
Mrs. Grummish and her partner.
Mrs. Bruce Knowlton, took first
place, closely followed by Glen
Furris and Elizabeth Spencer.
Tying for third and fourth places
were Mrs. A1 VVaxberg and Mrs.
Ruth McCoy, and Capt. Leon Wil
son and Frank DeSantis.
Mrs. Grummish said that the
Sunday competition would start
promptly at 1 p.m. All bridge play
ers in Fairbanks are cordially in
\ ited to participate.
Presbyterian Ladies To
Give Rummage Sale Sat.
The Fairbanks Presbyterian La
dies Aid will hold a rummage sale
Saturday. August 25. at 10 a.m. in
the church parlors.
Anyone wishing to donate usable
items to the sale are asked to call
Mrs. William Green at 4317. Ar
rangements will be made to pick up
donations'.
FOURTH CHILD BORN TO
THE RICHARD HANSENS
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hansen of
1912 Mary Ann street are the par
ents of their fourth child, a daugh
ter, Patricia Ann, born in St. Jo
seph's hospital on Sunday at 10:48
p.m. and weighing 8 lbs. 2t*> ozs.
Hansen is a roofing contractor.
Their other children are Ralford,
4la; Billy, 3; and Cheri, 2.
MABLE BOLTON PASSES
Mrs. Mabel Bolton. 80. died Sat
urday in her home at 413 Fifth ave
nue. Her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Cookus of Ladd,
and a grandson, Rocky, survive.
They will accompany the body to
Rising Sun, Texas, for services and
burial.
Mrs. John T. Baldwin of 121
Eighth avenue is in satisfactory
condition at St. Joseph’s hospital
after haying had major surgery on
Friday. She expects to return home
sometime this week end. Her hus
band is a car man for the Alaska
Railroad.
HENDRICKSONS ARE
PARENTS OF SECOND
DAUGHTER BORN TUES.
' The David Hendricksons of Broad
1 moor subdivision became the par
i ents of their second daughter. Patti
Lynn, born in St.''Joseph's hospital
j on Tuesday at 6:35 a.m. and weigh
ing 3 lbs. 10 ozs.
Hendrickson is a fire guard at
International Airport. Their older
daughter is Rose Marie, 1J4, Pa
ternal uncle is A 2C Charles Hen
drickson of Eielson AFB. Wayne
Herrington, maternal uncle, resides
with the couple.
THIRD GENERATION GIRL
BORN TO BERRYHILLS
The Robert Berryhills of College
became the parents of their first
child, a daughter, Carol Roberta,
born in St. Joseph's hospital on
August 1 at 10:35 p.m. and weigh
ing 6 lbs. 13 ozs.
Berryhill is employed with the
office of the City Engineer. Ma
ternal grandmother is Mrs. Opal W,
McNavish of Dixon Apartments.
Berryhills father, Porter Berryhill,
was an Alaska Railroad engineer.
THIRD CHILD BORN TO
COLLEGE COUPLE MON.
The Michael Balkos of College
are the happy parents of their third
child, a daughtef, Anne Michelle,
born in St. Joseph's hospital on
Monday at 6:55 a.m. and weighing
: 7 lbs. 10 ozs.
Balko is with the Quartermaster
section at Ladd. The couple's other
children are Stanley, 1, and Rose
mary, 10.
Mrs. Walter Schuette of Fairview
Manor is in St. Joseph's hospital re
covering from major surgery which
was performed Tuesday. Her hus
band is a foreman for Read's Sheet
Metal Works.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
LEGAL..._ _._ .
IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE
TERRITORY OF ALASKA
FOURTH DIVISION
FAIRBANKS PRECINCT
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE )
OF )
ERIK KAHLEN, )
Deceased. >
No. 1 9 5 8 Probate.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by
order of the Probate Court for Fair
banks Precinct, Fourth Judicial Division,
Territory of Alaska, the undersigned
has been appointed administratrix of the
estate of Erik Kahlen, deceased. All
| persons having claims against the said
estate should present them, with proper
! vouchers, within six (61 months from
the date hereof to the undersigned at
the office of R. J McNEALY, attorney
■ at law. for the said estate, in Fairbanks.
Alaska, which office is hereby desig
| nated as the place where the principal
i business of said estate will be conducted.
Dated at Fairbanks. Alaska, this 8th
day of August, 1956.
Mary McNealy
Administratrix
First Pub: Aug. 9. 1956
Last Pub: Aug. 30. 1956
i Cha rles Bu rdicks
Here From Juneau
On Campaign Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burdick
were visiting in Fairbanks this
week, conferring with local Repub
licans on part of an active cam
paign trip through many parts of
the Territory.
The Republican candidate for rep
resentative under the Alaska-Ten
nesse plan and his wife drove up
the highway from their home in
Juneau, visiting Seward, Kenai, Ho
mer, and Anchorage, arriving here
last Thursday.
They planned to visit Anchorage
en route home this week.
Burdick, who is opposed by Fair
banks attorney Ralph Rivers for
the representative post, ^s former
assistant regional forester* with the
FIRST CHILD, DAUGHTER,
BORN TO M. HAKALAS
The Merrill Hakals of 139 Minnie
welcomed the birth of their first
child, a daughter. Karen Marie,
born in St. Joseph's hospital on
Sunday at 7:06 a.m. and weighing
five pounds.
Hakala is a lineman for Munici
pal Utilities. Until April, Mrs. Hak
ala was employed as a nurse by
Dr. Paul V. "Haggland at the Fair
banks Medical and Surgical clinic.
Maternal aunt and uncle are Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Kantorowski of
249 Illinois. Paternal aunt and unc
le are the John Hakalas of Nenana.
U. S. Forest Service, and is secre
tary of the Republican Central
Committee. He is now in the invest
ment field, maintaining his principal
office in the capital city.
UNITARIAN FELLOWSHIP
STARTS WEEKLY SERVICE
SUNDAY MORNING
The Fairbanks Unitarian Fellow
ship will begin weekly services and
a Sunday school program on Sun
day at 10 a m. in Carpenter’s Hall.
William Mendenhall, Fellowship
president, will moderate the adult
program.
The Sunday school program has
been organized and will be con
ducted under the direction of Mrs.
Norma Thompson. Mrs. Nancy Men
denhall and Mrs. Vera Wright.
A Fellowship picnic was held last
Sunday at the picnic area of the
University's experimental farm.
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