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ing a Winter Carnival button. The
regular adult admission for this
event is $1.
Photographers entering exhibits
in the Winter Carnival Photo Show
to be held in the lower level of the
Chamber of Commerce log cabin
March 17 through 25 may enter two
of their pictures without cost if
they are wearing a Winter Carnival
button when they present their
entries for the Photo Show. There
is an entrance fee of 50 cents per
print for the Photo Show.
Alaska Fashion Show
A typical Alaska fashion show
will be a part of the opening day
ceremonies of the 1962 Fairbanks
Winter Carnival when a Parka
Parade on First Avenue near the
Chamber of Commerce log cabin
will take place. Trophies will be
awarded to the wearer of the most
attractive woman's parka and to
the wearer of the most attractive
man’s parka.
Among those participating in the
awards following the Parka Parade
will be the present King Regent Ed
ward Farrell, Queen Regent Eva
McGown, and the teri contestants
for the Miss Fairbanks crown.
All persons owning fur parkas
are urged to have them ready for
display during this Parka Parade.
Two Booths Left
Only two 1962 Fairbanks Winter
Carnival Midway booth spaces re
mained open as of Tuesday night.
Individuals or organizations desiring
booth space on the Carnival Midway
should contact the office of Fair
banks Unlimited, Inc., GL 2-1105,
immediately.
The Winter Carnival Midway will
be open from Saturday, March 17
through Saturday. March 24. Ar
rangements have been made to have
the booths open at 12 noon and
close at 12 midnight daily.
“The Challenge of Alaska," the
1962 Fairbanks Winter Carnival
book and North American Sled Dog
Lacey Street
Theatre
Wed.-Thur.-Fri.-Sat.
-'Kiss Them
For Me"
-AND
"Colossus Of
Rhodes"
Sun.-Mon.-T ues.-Wed.
"Stalag 17"
-AND
"40 Guns"
Swanson's Corner
— Billiards —
Magazines — Cigarettes
Cliff's Barber Shop
Small Loans
Used Guns. Cameras. Watches
Cor. 2nd & Lacey Ph. GL 6-5549
Championships official program, is
available ion all Fairbanks area
news stands and at the office of
Fairbanks Unlimited in the Cham
ber of Commerce log cabin, 550
First Ave. Persons desiring to have
copies of the book mailed outside
may have them mailed free of
charge by purchasing copies at the
Fairbanks Unlimited office.
Fairbanks will have an ice throne
for its 1962 Winter Carnival thanks
to Carl Carlson, prominent local
musician who has offered to erect
an ice throne with a heart-shaped
background with a star symbolic of
the 49th State superimposed.
Carlson’s offer to erect the ice
throne and his proposed design were
accepted by the Board of Directors
of Fairbanks Unlimited, Inc., at
their recent meeting. The throne
will be erected in the Griffin Park
area.
Funeral Services
For Vella Lomen
Held Last Friday
Mrs. Vella Weaver Lomen who
went to Seattle from Nome in 1934,
was buried in Seattle Friday after
private funeral services were held
for her. She was born in Oregon
and attended the Sacred Heart Con
vent in Walla Walla, Washington.
Mrs. Lomen was a member of the
Seattle Tennis Club and the Wash
ington Athletic Club.
Survivors include her husband
Ralph, a son. F. J. Lomen; a daugh
ter, Mrs. Warren L. David; three
sisters, a brother and four grand
children.
LOST WALLET
On March 2. Sue Hays, 1220 Ninth,
reported that she had lost a wallet
containing miscellaneous papers and
; about $325 in cash.
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—although paying all Federal taxes
i —Alaska would now have an ade
! quate highway system."
In addition to authorizing engin
eering studies for roads in Alaska,
the resolution proposes that the
i Secretary of Commerce, in consul
tation with the Secretary of State,
explore the possibilities of connect
ing Alaskan cities to roads already
constructed in Canada.
Report Required
The Secretary would be required
i to submit his report to Congress
by May 15, 1963.
The report would include: (1) an
| analysis of the adequacy of the
Federal-aid highway program to
provide for a satisfactory program
in both the populated and unde
veloped areas of Alaska: (2) spe
cific recommendations as to the
construction of roads through un
developed areas of Alaska and to
connect then with roads in Can
ada: and (3) a feasible program for
i implementing such specific recom
mendations, including cost esti
mates, recommendations as to the
sharing of cost responsibilities and
other pertinent matters.
I
Rubber stamps and plastic lamin
ating are a specialty at Jessen’s.
•jf Best Brands
^ Biggest Selectioi
h Lowest prices lr
Town
■jf We Stock the
Best Wine
Out of town orders filled
Southside Liquor Store
14th & Cushman
Special Prices on Case Lots
North Star Liquor Store
Polaris Bld^ 123% Lace}!
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WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
WINTER SCHEDULE
KOTZEBUE-NOME ....Daily except Sun.
* (White Mountain-Golovin-Elim-Moses Point
Koyuk-Shaktoolik-Unalkleet) . Mon., Fri.
* (Northeast Cape) * (Noatak-Kivalina
Point Hope-Cape Lisburne) Mon., Wed., Fri.
♦(Teller-Port Clearence-Tin City-Wales
Shishmaref) * (Granite Mtn.-Candle
Deering) . Tues., Sat.
* (Noorvik-Kiana-Selavvik-Shungnak
Kobuk-Ambler) .Tues.
♦(Gambell) . Wed.
* (Solomon-Council-White Mountain
Golovin-Elim-Moses Point-Koyuk) Wed.
♦(Teller-Port Clearence-Lost River-Tin
City-Wales) * (Noorvik-Kiana-Selawik
Buckland) . Thurs.
•(Noorvik-Selawik-tsucKranci) oai.
FORT YUKON Mon., Tues . Fri., Sat.
•(Beaver-Stevens Village) *(Venetle) ..Mon. Fri.
* (Arctic Village! „ _ .• , „“e?
•(Stevens Village-Beaver-Fort Yukon) out of Fairbanks Wed.
1st & 3rd Fri.
.Sat.
Tues., Thurs., Sat.
.Tues.
. Wed.
.. Thurs.
Mon., W'ed., Fri.
.Mon., Fri.
. Wed.
Mon., W’ed., Fri.
Mon.. Wed., Fri.
* (Chalky tsik)
•(Barter Island) *(01d Crow—3rd Sat.)
POINT BARROW
•(Meade River) ..
•(Point Lay) .
•(Umiat) .—
* (Wainwright) .
TANANA-HUGHES-BETTLES
BETTLES-HUGHES-TANANA
•(Utopia) .
•(Allakaket) .
* (Chandalar) *(Big Lake) 1st & 3rd Thur. * (Wiseman)
•(Porcupine Cr.) once per mo. Thurs.
•(Iluslia) ..
•(Anaktuvik) . T“ef
TANANA-GALENA Tues., Thurs., Sat.
•(Koyukuk-Nulato-Kaltag-Kalkaket) •(Ruby) Tues., Sat.
•(Iluslia) . Sat*
•(Koyukuk-Nulato-Kalkaket) Thurs.
•(Kokrines) .„,Tues'
CIRCLE HOT SPRINGS-CIRCLE Mon., Thurs.
RAMPART . Tues., Fri.
•( Liven good) *'r1,
WOOD CHOPPER-EAGLE-BOUNI) ARY-CHICKEN 1st & 3rd Tues.
WOODCHOPPER-EAGLE Exc. 1st & 3rd Tues. Tues. & F.ir
MINTO-MANLEY HOT SPRINGS Tues.. l ri.
CIIENA HAT SPRINGS 1st & 3rd Thurs.
CTOPIA-IIUGHES-KOBUK-KIANA-KOTZEBUE Sat.
NOTE: Connections are made with bush aircraft to communities
in parenthesis.
CHARTERS available anywhere utilizing the following equipment:
Cessna 180, Cessna 185, Pilatus Porter, Norseman, Twin Beech
craft, DC-3', Super 46 and F-27. We invite your inquiry.
WIENALASKA AWUMES?
3RD & LACEY AVE. PHONE GL 2-3355 GL 2-3115
Hours — 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Daily except Sunday
Starting
Position
SWEEPSTAKES REPORT
Alaska Dog Mushers' Association
16-Mile Race — March 4, 1962
Sponsored by First National Bank
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1. Don Clark 71:51
2. Andy Jimmy 59:46
3. Steve Losonsky 62:09
4 Chuck Edwards 101:34
5. Gary Atwood 75:13
6. Bob Parks 73:42
7. Ernie Evans 73:26
8. Merle Marie 83:37
9. Jack Osborne 68:08
10. Ed Smith 65:05
11. Godfrey Joseph 69:31
12. Dick Best 65:07
13. Milton Moses 69:18
14. J. Lundgren 63:29
15. R. M. Loveless 69:49
16. John Greenway 61:58
17. Dave Dalrymple 64:08
Ind. Lumber—23080 $1
$240 J H. Sanford—22762 S250
$120 Ind. Lumber—23005 SI
Don Hurst—16945 $1
Mel Peterson—24840 SI
Renee Murray—16962 $1
Tice Center—16255 SI
North. Redi-Mix—22421 SI
Murphy-Pat.-Cart.—15101 $1
Pruhs-Fivey—8444 $1
Ruth Cunningham—580 $1
Tony Yurkovich—25805 $i
Esie Day—17957 $1
$60 Phil Hertz—4827 $1
Sourdough Ex.—22634 $L
$180 Robt. Robke—630 $i
C. Metenkanich—3014 $1
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UNION DIRECTORY
INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD ELECTRICAL WORKERS
Loral 1547 Unit 102
556 Second Ave.
Meetings. First Monday Each Month
Culinary Union Hall
901 1st Ave.
DON THOMPSON. President
J. A. KORNFEIND — Asst. Bus. Agent
PLUMBERS AND
STEAMFITTERS LOCAL 375
Meeting First and Third Monday
of Every Month at Carpenter’s
Hall — Office at 307 5th
Dial GL 6-415G
George E. Wise, President
Robert O. Moore, Fin. Sec'y
Sheet Metal Workers Local 72
315-5th
Wallace B. Farrish
Business Agent, Secy-Treas
Ph. GL 2-3864 102 1st Ave.
CONSTRI CTION AND
GENERAL LABORERS
Local 942, A F of L
Edmund N. Orbeck, President
Joel Wiegert
Secretary-Treasurer
30') Noble St.
Meetings Every 2nd Friday
7:30 P M
Dial CL 6-4584
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
EMPLOYEES
Fairbanks Local No. 87!)
1st Meeting—2nd Wed., 10 A.M.
2nd Meeting—4th Wed., 8 P M.
Culinary Workers Mall
A1 Thorngrcn
Financial Sec’y Bus. Agent
Box 623 Dial GL 2-2332
UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS AND JOINERS
Local No. 1243
315 FIFTH AVENUE
Meetings: Second and Fourth Tuesdays at Carpenters’ Hall
Dwayne Carlson, Business Agent
Edward Perkowski, Financial Secretary
TEAMSTER’S UNION LOCAL 959
315 Fifth Avenue, Fairbanks, Alaska
Meetings: First Tuesday of Each Month
ROBERT DIXON, President
CHAS. (Happy) CURRINGTON, Business Agent
REGULAR BARTENDERS MEETING
Second and Fourth Sunday
12:00 Noon Eagles Hall
LOCAL 877
Don Konistabo, President — Frank P. John, Financial Secretary
Fairbanks Building Trades Council
Meetings
First Thursday-7 PM.
Culinary Hail
909 1st Ave.
Joel Wiegert, President
Dwayne Carlson, Sec.-Treas.
Fairbanks Central Labor Council
Meets at
Culinary Union Hall-909 1st Ave.
First Thursday, 8:15 P.M.
Joel Wiegert, President
Dwayne Carlson, Secretary
909 1st Ave. Dial GL 2-3362