Matanuska Fair
Featuring Motor
Cycle Races
Motorcycle races will be the La
bor Day feature of the 16th Annual
Matanuska Valley Fair to be held
■' in Anchorage beginning September
1. Nearly 20 riders from all' over
the Territory are entered in the
event. Trophies will be awarded to
winners in 7 races ranging from the
150 CC to the 650 CC class and the
All Alaska TT Championship.
Ken Edminston of Palmer, who has
been winning a big share of the
events this season, will be on hand
to defend his laurels.
Other events of the Fair will in
clude two days of horse racing, a
Parade of Transportation, a huge
midway and the biggest flower
show ever held at the Fair.
Juneauite To
Teach Sudan
People To Fish
Erling O. Oswald, formerly of Ju
neau, has taken an appointment as
master fisherman in Sudan on be
half of the Food and Agriculture
Organization of the United Nations.
Oswald, born and brought up in
Juneau, and the son of a fisherman,
has been with the Fish and Wild
life service during the past two
years working out of Honolulu for
the Pacific Oceanic Fisheries In
vestigations.
Oswald will spend a year in Su
dan on his job.
Mrs. Rachel Batch of Mile 34
Richardson highway was admitted
to St. Joseph's hospital Sunday for
minor surgery. Her husband, Jo
seph, is engaged in farming.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE
TERRITORY Or ALASKA.
FOURTH DIVISION
FAIRBANKS PRECINCT
In the Matter of the Estate i
at i
JOHN WESLEY CRAMER. Deceased. I
No. 1 7 8 2 Probate
NOTICE OF HEARING
ON FINAL ACCOUNT
NOTICE IS . HEREBY GIVEN That
BEATRICE ARMSTRONG, Administra
trix of the estate of John Wesley Cra
mer, deceased, has this day filed in this
Court- her - first .account and .report and
administratrix and petition for distribu
tion in the above-entitled estate, and that
the Court has designated Tuesday, the
23rd day' of October, 195S, at the hour
of 3:00 pan. of said day as the time and
. the .Courtroom of the above-entitled
Court as'the place when' and where said
report will be heard; and all persons
interested in -said estate are hereby re
quired to file their objections to said
report, if any they have, in writing, on
.or before the said day, in said Oiurt,
and to appear at the time and place
aforesaid and present their objections;
and at said hearing, the Court will de
termine what persons are to take the
estate under the laws, of the Territory
of Alaska.
DATED at Fairbanks. Alaska, this 22nd
day of August, 1956.
/s/ LaDessa Nordale
Probate Judge
(PROBATE SEAL I
First Pub* Aug: 23, 1956
Last Pub: Sept. 13, 1956
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed bids, subject to the conditions
contained in the specifications, will be
received until 11:00 a.m., September 8,
1956 and then publicly opened in the
office of the Engineer, University of Alas
ka. College, Alaska, for the construction
of a concrete block basement. For in
formation and bid forms contact R. H.
Russell, Box 527, College, Alaska, Tele
phone 2013.
First Pub: Aug. 30. 1956
Last Pub: Sept. 6, 1956
legal advertisement
The University of Alaska desires to
dispose of a one-story wood frame gar
age containing approximately 4,000
square feet of floor space. This structure
is designated “University Garage." ft
must be removed from the University
campus by the successful bidder on or
before September 15. 1956.
Specifications and information are
available at the Office df -the University
Engineer, Room 221, Eielson Building,
phone 2013.
Sealed bids are to be sent to the Of
fice of the Comptroller. Box 618, College,
Alaska. Bids will be opened on Friday,
August 31, 1956. at 11:00 a.m.
First Pub: Aug. 30. 1956
One Publiaation Only
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
i"The Fort Greely Post Exchange in
tends to let a new Concession contract
to operate phonograph, aipusement, and
cigarette Ventding Machines at Fort
Greely. Alaska, Prospective applicants
are advised to contact Captain Leonard
J. Corsentino, Exchange Officer at Fort
Greely Post Exchange. Telephone 24225.
for information relating to the Applica
tions. Requirements, and Interviews for
this Concession. Written proposals mast
be received no later than twelve o'clock
noen on 1 October 1956 at the office of
Sue Revelle Is
Here For Visit
From Seattle
Sue Revelle, manager and owner
of the Model Cafe for many years,
returned Sunday for a visit of a
few days from Seattle where she
i is now the owner and operator of
Norm’s Cafe at 421 Broadway,
North.
Mrs. Revelle tells of the many
l oldtimers who drop in at the cafe,
| among them Frank Nash, former
j district engineer for the Alaska
| Road Commission. Nash lives in
| Sacramento and visited Seattle re
' cently.
i Davis Runyan, former manager
j of Waechter Brothers Meat Market,
| lives only a couple of blocks from
the cafe and pays a daily call.
Before coming to Fairbanks Mrs.
Revelle owned and operated Black
Alaska Science
Conf erence At End
Of September
The Seventh Alaska Science con
! ference will be held in Juneau Sep
tember 27-30 at the Baraneff hotel.
The conference will be sponsored !
by the American Association for j
the Advancement of Science, Alaska j
division; American Society of Engi
; neers, Alaska Section; and the So
ciety of American Foresters, Alaska
j chapter. _ ,
Reservations for the conference
may now be made by contacting C.
H. Baltzo, general chairman, at Box
876 in Juneau.
v
Rapids Lodge on the Richardson
highway. She expected to be in
Fairbanks for several days.
Gary Hartley
Wins Plymouth
At Fair Sunday
Gary L. Hartley, holding ticket
number 2299-D, vyas officially pre
sented with the keys to the 1956
Plymouth Fury by the Tanana Val
ley Fair Association as a climax of
(he annual fair activities.
Sp'3 Hartley works in the frame
room of the ACS on Gaffney road,
his first assignment since he left his
Boyertown. Pennsylvania home to
join the service. He plans to sell
the 1952 Chevrolet he presently
owns in favor of the Plymouth
prize.
He bought only one ticket, from
a book circulated at work.
| Frank Wirfh Wins Piano
Or Organ Discount At Fair
I *
| Frank Wirth, lieutenant with thn
city police force, was the lucky
| winner of the 10 per cent discount
' on a Baldwin Piano or Electro*ic
i organ.
The award was made by the t*i«
ano center, formerly known as tha
TV and Music Center, at 646 Cush*
j man. The winning number wau
drawn by Jean Wells.
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POLO CLINIC TOMORROW
The Fairbanks Health Center wilt
hold its last polio immunization
clinic tomorrow’ morning. First and
second injections, which are usually
advised one month apart, will bn
given and are available to the six:
months through 19 years age group.
Immunizations may also be ob
tained from private physicians.
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