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1—PERSONALS
FALL RUMMAGE SALE—Presby- j
terian Ladies Aid, Saturday, Sept.
25 in church basement, 10 a.m. I
8/23 i
3—LOST AND FOUND
LOST—30 ft. Riverboat. Torn loose
from mooring at Steamboat Iand
on upper Chena. Anyone knowing
whereabouts of this boat, painted
green on outside, gray inside,
please phone 5292 days or 9-S-10
evenings.
29—DOGS—PETS—BIRDS
L>OG TEAM—Perfectly matched,
sled, gear & houses, 412 1st St.. I
Hamilton Acres. Call 6043. 8/23
Hotary District
Governor Visits
Fairbanks Club
Ralph A. Bartholomew, of Ket
chikan, governor of District 151 of
Rotary International, arrived in
Fairbanks Tuesday evening marking
his first official visit to Fairbanks
as governor. He was accompanied
by his wife.
Bartholomew will address the
regular luncheon meeting of the
Rotarians today at 12:10 p.m. at the
Model Cafe.
The couple plan to visit Nonle,
Barrow, Dawson. Y.T. and Circle
before they leave the Fairbanks !
area. Other cities boasting Rotary j
groups will also be visited by the
governor, including Anchorage, Ko
diak, Juneau, and Nome.
Stop In and Buy One of These Beauties
At Stateside Prices:
*56 CADILLAC Coupe DeViHe, beautiful tutone Salines Green and White.
Interior trim black with gold thread blended with white leather. Dual
range hydramatic, power steering and brakes, electronic radio fresh air I
heater, power windows, six-way seat adjuster, side ptirror, white wall
tires. A low mileage one owner car going at stateside prices.
’56 OLDS 98 Holiday Coupe, beautiful tutone Terry green and Mona white, |
tutone interior trim, dual range hydramatic, power steering and brakes.
Wonder Bar radio fresh air heater, power window's six-way seat, white
wall tires. A one owner, low mileage car—yours at Siatesiue price.
’56 OLDS, 98 Starfire convertible, beautiful Rose Mist with w’hite top,
black and white leather trim. Dual range jet-a-way drive, power steering
and brakes, power controlled toD. Electric controlled window's, six-wav
seat, safety belts. Wonder Bar radio, fresh air heater, Supreme Royal
Master white wall tires a one owner low' mileage car. See this one and
you”ll buy it at Stateside price.
’55 CADILLAC Coupe DeViHe, beautiful Goddess Gold and Pesco Beige,
tutone beige interior. Dual range hydramatic, powrer steering and brakes,
Electronic radio, fresh air heater, power six-way seat and windows.
Fender mounted side mirrors white wall tires. What a beauty another
one owner car at Stateside price.
’55 PONTIAC Star Chief-Cataline. Beautiful tutone Terry green and white.
Dual range hydramatic, fresh air heater, push button radio, all leather
interior white wall tires. A one owner low mileage beauty going below
Stateside price.
’54 OLDS Super 88 Holiday Coupe, beautiful Silver Gray and light gray
top. Dual range hydramatic, push button radio, fresh air healer, white
wall tires. Another one owner low mileage car going below Stateside;
price.
MANY MORE FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE
TERMS FOR ANY BUDGET
"We will be here tomorrow' to back up what.%ve say today ”
AURORA MOTORS, INC. |
Phone 3300 Box 870 1st and Lacey
RECEPTION TO HONOR
NEW ASSISTANT RECTOR
Alexander C. Zabriskie, the new
assistant rector of St. Matthew's
church, will be honored at a wel
come reception to be given tonight
in the Parish Hall from 8 to 10
p.m.
Zabriskie arrived last week from I
Alexandria, Virginia to take over |
duties as assistant to the Rev. Nor- !
man H. V. Elliott, who is tempor- j
arily filling in for Rev. Richard T |
Lambert who is vacationing in the
States with his family.
HEALY FAMILY GREETS
BRAND NEW BABY
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Williams
of Healy became the parents of a
son, Franklin, bom in St. Joseph's
hospital on Tuesday at 8:15 p.tn. and
weighing 5 lbs. 7 ozs.
Williams is employed by the Al
aska Railroad at Healy. They also
have a daughter, Gloria, 2. Mater
nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Peter of Ft. Yukon. Mrs.
Sophie Williams, also of Ft. Yukon,
is paternal grandmother.
Thursday. August 23. 1956
JESSEN'S WEEKLY
DR. JAMES VAN STONE
1 TO VISIT IN STATES
Dr. James Van Stone, anthropol
ogy professor at the University of
Alaska who recently returned from
a year of field work near Point
Hope, left Monday evening via Pan
American on a trip to New York.
He will also visit with his parents
in Ohio, returning to the campus in
! time for fall semester.
ALASKA'S LARGEST FAIR
SEPTEMBER 1-2-3
PALMER, ALASKA
Alaska State Fair
In "Alaska's Valley of Plenty"
Mutt and Jeff
By Bud Fisher
THE BEAUTIFUL
COUNTRY WITH ITS
BABBLING BROOKS
ALWAYS BRINGS
.OUT THE PoET
OH, REALLY?
LET'S HEAR
WHAT You
WROTE/
THERE WAS A V0UN6 LADY FROM LYNN
WHO WAS VERY VERY THIN -
WHEN SHE SAT IN THE SHADE
AND DRANK LEMONADE
SHE SLIPPED THROUGH THE
fel STRAW AND FELL IN/
^ WAIT, MERES ANOTHER/- ^
THERE WAS A YOON6 LADY FROM NIGER
WHO SMILED AS SHE RODE ON ATIGER,
THEY CAME BACK FROMTHE RIDE
with the lady inside < ^
ANDTHE SMILE ONTHE FACE j
OF THE TIGER -
A - A
L‘ ‘
f MV w i pe's father won’t
SLEEP IN MY BED WHILE
VAE S V/lSTTlMSUS' NOT IF
. I CAN HELP IT'
^-X
FATHER,
WHAT
ARE VOU
DOING9
I FOUND MUTT
IN MV BED AND
I’M SHIFTING
HIM.THASS ALL'
HONESTLY FATHERJ MUTT
l DON'T THINK KEEPS
YOU'LL EVER rf ME
GROW UP'
A AT
Young!
*nite.
0AU6HTER!