TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
For Sale
yOR LEASE, RENT OR SALE—
1380 tq. ft- on Richardson Hwy.
next to Sunset Strip and Alaskan
Cleaners. Ph. GL 6-4747. UF
FOR SALE — 150 acres on Clear
water, 7*4 miles from Fairbanks.
Forty acres faces river — some
timber — excellent location. $6500.
Write Charles Wheeler, Box 131,
Sandpoint, Idaho. 6/20
legal advertisements
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE
STATE OF ALASKA
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
DONALD M. BUCK. RITA BUCK, t
LESTER F. HODGES and NORMA i
HODGES. )
“ w Plaintiff, )
—vs— )
MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM E. ED- i
ICKSON, his or her heirs or any I
devisees and any other persons, i
firms, co-partnerships, parties, or i
corporations unknown claiming any l
right, title, estate, lien or interest i
in the property described herein, >
Defendants. )
No. 62-259
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
THE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF
ALASKA TO THE ABOVE- NAMED
DEFENDANTS, GREETINGS:
You are hereby required to appear in
the Superior Court for the S’tate of
Alaska, Fourth Judicial District, within
thirty !2Ci days after the 11th day of
July, 1962, in case this Summons is
published, or within forty 140) days
alter the date of its service upon you,
in case this Summons is served upon you
personally, and answer the Complaint
of the above-named Plaintiffs on file in
the said Court in the above-entitled ac
tion.
The said Plaintiffs in said action de
trand the following relief:
1. That the Defendants be required
to set forth the nature of their several
ciaims. and that all adverse claims of the
said Defendants may be determined by a
decree of this Court, and by said decree
Plaintiffs, Donald M. Buck and Rita
Buck, be declared seized and possessed
of the fee simple title of the following
desorbed real property:
ktfSeveh »7> Block Nine (9) of the
TOWNSiTJS OF FAIRBANKS: accord
ing to the survey of said townsite,
known as the L.S. Robe Map of 1909
reproduced by Karl Theile, U.S. Sur
veyor-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
H or may be adverse to Plaintiffs.
3. For such other and further relief
ss to this Court may seem just erd
equitable.
Dated: June 14. 1962
(SEAL i
Olga T. Steger,
Clerk of the Superior Court
By Mary Empson, Deputy
Eugene V. Miller *
531 Fourth Avenue ,
Jptbanks, Alaska s
Phone: GL 2-1261
Attorney for Plaintiffs
First Pub.: June 20, 1962
last Pub.: July 11. 1962
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE
STATE OF ALASKA
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
In the Matter of the Change of >i ~
Name ,
_ ot '■ )
FRANCIS EARL WHOLECHEESE to )
nancis Earl Williams. >
■ _ No. 62-260
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
CHANGE OF NAME
thf/V?0 S-4 Wholecheese petitioned
2“ that his name be changed to
Francis Earl Williams, said Petition hav
ng bfen set for hearing at 4 o’clock
P‘p,.wn ,2oth day of July. 1962.
Nu°t C.e is hereby given that all
in* _0bjeetln8 thereto shall appear
Alaska SpPeri,°1f C°urt ,or the state of
show « ,I°U^h Judlcial District, and
Mayer *«/*’ £ any they have, why the
Snmted. * Sald petition should not be
*JAKuneF?K2ankS’ AlaSka thiS 13th
Olga T. Steger
*». V. li'S” c°“" cl”“
531 Four,,, Avenue
Fairbanks, Alaska
Phone: GL 2-1261
*wrn£y for Petitioner
Last* p,UK,: June 2°. 1962
"ast Pun.: June 27, 1962
bidfwrfi,is hereb-v given that sealed
Co™,'1,,6 received in the Office of the
ins Pnn Room 106 Bunnell Build
1862 ft?, fuer than 2:00 P-M.. June 29,
Wood . „.purchase of: 2050 feet, 8”
deliver, 3*6 ?Ipe’ Standard 40 lb. Weight,
receint J0,,, rnade immediately upon
tton m=,Civ.^ld award. Further informa
Purchaci be obtained by contacting the
Alaska ng„°fficer at the University of
Wood o on,lege’ Alaska, telephone GReen
Invifao U’ extension 215.
from *w tl0i!s to bid may be obtained
versity ofAiahkSi”8 °fficer at the Uni'
UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA
/s/ Clarence George Beers
Pub • ,furc5a*ing Agent
June 20. 1962
*in0thLe *s hereby given that sealed bids
ComnTf„nreceived in the Office of the
l«terPm er’« 106 Bunnell Building, no
SS ihan 2:00 P-M- A.S.T., June 29,
Qalv dF the Purchase of: 420 ft., 4”
tod r Standard Weight, Threaded
u200 «- 4” Black Pipe
8" h, ard Weight, Plain End: and 200 ft.
Cteliverv pipe’ standard weight, plain end.
receint to be made Immediately upon
t»av k»° w,d award. Further information
chasing i'b.tainect by contacting the Pur
fca p ?. Officer at the University of Alas
•■2211 Ues®- Alaska, telephone GReenwood
j ff. extension 215.
SamVitth to bid may be obtained
tiverri. Purchasing Officer, at the
wversjty of Alaska.”
'Pb.. JUB* 20, 19S2
UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA
/*/ Clarence George Beers
PlifPhacipj OiiiCAT
FAMILY REUNITING AT FAIR
i-ioward and Jean Kuhns, together
with their sons, David and Shawn
and friend, Kent Sturgis, son of
George and Mary Sturgis, left Sat
urday via Pan American for Seattle.
They plan to spend 10 days at
the fair and visit their son, Larry
Kuhns, who just completed his first
year at the University of Washing
ton Medical School.
Larry, salutatorian of Fairbanks
High School, Class of 1959, took his
pre-med work at the University of
Alaska in two years and was ac
cepted by Johns Hopkins, Universi
ty of Oregon Medical School, and
University of Washington Medical
School, will not be back in Fair
banks this summer since he will be
working on a fellowship in epilepsy.
The only member of the family
who will not be in Seattle is the
oldest son, 2nd Lt. Howard H.
Kuhns, who was granted his Master
of Science Degree this spring in
electrical engineering, in absentia,
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA
FOURTH DISTRICT
In the Matter of the Estate >
of )
KENNETH ERWIN McHALE, i
Deceased, )
No. 62-65-P
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
ALASKA NATIONAL BANK of Fair
banks, Alaska, was on the 13th day of
June, 1962. by an order of the above
entitled Court, appointed Administrator
of the ESTATE OF KENNETH ERWIN
McHALE, DECEASED; and that said bank
thereupon duly qualified as such Admin
istrator in the manner required by law,
and all creditors of said decedent, and
persons having claims against said
decedent, and persons having claims
against said decedent, are hereby noti
fied and required to present their claims,
if any they have, with necessary vouch
ers, within six months from the date
hereof, to the Administrator at the offices
of RICE & EMMAL, Suite "A,” New Ner
land Building, Fairbanks, Alaska, attor
neys for said Administrator, which said
offices are—designated as the place of
business in all matters connected with
said estate.
DATED at Fairbanks, Alaska, this 18th
day of June. 1962.
ALASKA NATIONAL BANK
OF FAIRBANKS,
Administrator,
By KENNETH C. HAYCRAFT
Trust Officer
First Pub.: June 20, 1962
Last Pub.: July 11. 1962
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That on
the 12th day of June. 19C2. the duly ap
pointed. qualified and acting Adminis
trator of the Estate of EDWARD L. LAW
LER, Deceased, No. 61-76-P, filed herein
its Final Account, Report and Petition
and a hearing on same will be held before
the Superior Court for the State of
Alaska, Fourth Judicial District, in Fair
banfcf. Alaska, on tfie A5th day of August,
1962,' at 10:00 6'Clock A.M. of said day,
and that all> persons are required to then
and there appear and present any objec
tions they may have to said Final Ac
count, Report and Petition, or to the set
tlement thereof, and to the distribution of
the residue of the assets of this estate
eschoir to the State of Alaska.
DATED at Fairbanks, Alaska, this 12th
day of June. 1962.
(SEAL) JAY A. RABINOWITZ
Superior Court Judge
First Pub.: June 20. 1962
Last Pub.: July 11, 1962
from the University of Alaska.
Howard was not present to re
ceive the degree since he is flying
for the Army at Fort Rucker, Ala
bama.
Jean and Shawn will fly back
home in approximately two weeks.
Howard, David, and Kent will be
gone an additional two weeks,
fishing their way home over the
Alaska Highway.
Howard heads the local public
accountants firm of Howard H.
Kuhns & Associates and, as the pub
lisher well recalls, was Jessen’s
Weekly first bookkeeper, over 20
years ago, and “a darn good one,
at that!"
Charles A. Willis
Funeral Services
Held On Sunday
Memorial services for Charles
Alec Willis were held Sunday after
noon at Fairbanks Memorial Chapel.
Willis was lost and presumed
drowned in the Chena River on
May 19.
Born August 26, 1922 in Somerso,
Mont., Willis is survived by his
widow, Arlene Mary, four children
and two step-children.
Willis’ sons, Charles, Phillip and
Daniel live in Spokane, Wash., and
another son, Robert, lives with his
mother in Fairbanks. Step-children
Mike Moon and Sherrie Matheny
also live here.
Willis lived in Fairbanks since
1957 and was employed by Read’s
Sheet Metal Works in Lemeta.
Eskimo Sealskin
Exhibit Is Slated
A highly original and exciting
graphic art exhibit will open this
week at the Alaska Art Gallery, 419
Second, when a group of Eskimo
sealskin and stone prints made by
the Eskimos of Baffin Island in the
Canadian Arctic will be displayed.
The prints have been widely ac
claimed by the art world since their
first exhibit in 1959, and have been
completely sold out wherever they
are exhibited.
This will be the first time such
prints have ever been displayed in
Alaska.
They were obtained through the
tireless efforts of Joe Fejes, direc
tor of the art gallery.
The prints will all be one-of-a
kind, and will be displayed until
all are sold.
A paper for the people.
Victorizing
Fur
Cleaning
Makes Them
Look Like New!
COLD STORAGE
for
YOUR PRECIOUS FURS
Complete repair and
remodeling service
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Manufacturing Furriers
Swedish Fur Craftsmen for Three Generations
Phone GI> 2-3*32 Fairbanks, Alaska 506 3rd Ave.
BOY SCOUTS
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A camp clean-up for Lost Lake
is planned for the week end of June
J2-23-24, and will start Friday eve
ning.
The clean-up will be handled by
the Order of the Arrow as a special
activity with all participants wel
come.
Harry Howard is Order of the
Arrow advisor, Ed Taylor in charge
of work projects and William Rigg
the food planning.
Those planning to dig in with the
other scouts are asked to contact
the local scout office on 10th and
Cushman, so plans may be made
to have sufficient food supplies.
On June 16th and 17th, a train
ing course was held at Fort Greely
with Clarence Eears, district train
ing chairman, in charge. Dale Son
ners, Earnie Meuler and Ira Hill
assisted Beers in the training pro
gram.
Adult Course
This course was for adult lead
ers of Cub Pack 56, Scout Troop 56,
and Explorer Post 56.
While at Fort Greely, Troop 56
took on an additional project—a six
day hike (fifty miles) along the old
Richardson Highway, expecting to
end their jaunt the latter part of
this week. They left last Friday.
Joe Libby, scoutmaster and a cou
ple of other adult volunteers are
accompanying the troop.
The monthly meeting of the Tana
na Valley District will be held
Thursday, June 29. All institutional
representatives and other district
personnel are requested to be at this
meeting, and all adult scouts arc
also invited to attend.
Last Wednesday the eommitte<
chairmen met with Harold Sweet
district chairman, and other distric
officers to prepare next year’s
agenda, which will be presented al
the meeting tomorrow evening.
A full slate of activities is planned
for the coming year.
Model Airplane
Competition Set
For Anchorage
Any youngster under 15 years of
age in Alaska who can build and
fly one model airplane can compete
for the title Air Youth State Cham
pion. According to the contest di
rector, Clifford D. Olson, Spenard
Hobby Shop, Spenard, State compe
tition will be held on Sunday, June
24th in Anchorage.
The model airplane flyer who
competes in the four events and
places first will be named Air Youth
State Champion of Alaska, and will
receive an all expense paid trip to
the “world series" of model avia
tion. This is the National Model
Airplane Championships to be held
at Glenview Naval Air Station, Illi
1 nois, July 23-29.
Last year Merlin J. Cowell, Fair
banks, was Alaska’s Air Youth
| Champion. He competed at the 1S61
Nationals at the Naval Air Station,
Willow Grove, Pennsylvania.
AND
The Staggering
Story Of strength.
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