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WAb Bandswomen
To Perform Here
Wednesday Eve.
Can 50 young women forget about
fashions, hair styles, and getting
rrarried long enough to give top
t rformances as the official United ■
lates Air Force WAF Band?
Apparently so, for a troupe of j
tc p women musicians., led by Cap- 1
tain Mary Belle Nissly, spend 70
t< 80 per cent of their time touring
the country, playing concerts in
rr.iijur cities, performing on radio
f d television, and making special,
appearances.
This is the group that will per
il rm in concert in Fairbanks next
Wednesday in the Lathrop high
school gymnasium. On its program,
t e band will include varied types
n.2 music, from Rachmaninoff to
. ■ ck ’n" roll.
One of the unique acts the band
J esents is its bell ringers, whose
instruments were hand cast in Lon
con. Special music for the group
ii arranged by Miss Nissly.
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On tour from their headquarters
£t Lackland AFB, Texas, the girls,
v hose average age is 19, like to
knit, sew, read pocket books, or
v. ork crossword puzzles even while
tn route to a new engagement in
i n air force transport plane.
The hard working girls in blue
c .< e noted for their resourcefulness!
and practicality. Once, when the
bus they were taking to a hurried
t gagement broke down. The girls,
not content with walking into town. !
Lad to push the bus all the way
to their destination before they
v tie satisfied.
This will be the second Fairbanks
performance for the WAF band, I
v ho are looking forward to their j
concert here and renewing the ;
i any acquaintances made on last i
y tar's tour.
Marcus Hill of 1504 Lathrop was
E omitted to St. Joseph’s hospital on
Tuesday for medical attention. He
is employed as chief warehouse
clerk for Puget Sound and Drake
tt Point Barrow.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
1.4 THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE
TERRITORY OF ALASKA
FOURTH DIVISION
FAIRBANKS PRECINCT
No. 1 8 8 7 Probate.
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
PAUL E. GAPEN, administrator of the
* 'ate of Jeff D. Wilson, deceased, has
ii ed herein his final account of such
administration, together with a petition
if r the final distribution of said estate,
ai d that the 15th day of October. 1956,
frt 2 P.M. of said day at the office of I
the Probate Judge in the City of Fair- j
banks. Alaska, has been set for the set- j
tlement of the said account and the j
hearing of the petition for distribution, |
ej d all persons interested in said estate ;
tie notified then and there to appear j
and show cause, if any they have, why
the said account should not be settled :
ar-d allowed, and why any distribution
cu said estate should not thereupon be ;
immediately made to the persons en- !
lined thereto without further notice of !
proceedings.
Dated at Fairbanks, Alaska, this 13th j
cry of August, 1956.
/s/ LaDessa Nordale
U. S. Commissioner and
Ex-Officio Probate Judge,
K J McNealy
Attorney for Administrator
•207 Nerland Bldg.
Fairbanks, Alaska
First Pub: Aug. 16, 1956
I« fct Pub: Sept. 6. 1956
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Internal j
Revenue Service. Fairbanks, Alaska. Augi
i st 10, 1956. The following described
Personal property seized from Roy J.
Stoltz and Roy J. 4 Lorna Stoltz under
levy for nonpayment of assessed taxes
due, will be sold as provided by Section
6135, Internal Revenue Code of 1954,
and regulations promulgated thereunder,
at public auction on Tuesday, August
21, 1956, at 10:00 a.m. at the office of
the District Director of Internal Reve- r
l.ue in Room 326 Chena Building. Fair
bunks Alaska: Building. 16 x 72', com- j
posed by joining two 16 x 36' Pacific i
type huts end to end. Located on Cush- i
man Street near 27th 'Block 9. Bjerre- ;
mark Subdivision). Does not include the
land on which it is located. Cash Reg
ister. National No. 4353014 1090; Cocktail j
lii.xer electric. Oster; Public Address
System, Challenger; Bar; 5 Circular:
Tables; Electric Water Heater. 30 gal; j
Oil Furnace; Water Heater, 2-gal. cap;
Bar Sink; Beer Cooler. Superior; 18 Bar
Stools; 21 Chairs, chrome; Water Pump
v tank: Flasher lamp: Territorial Li
ouor License No. 7746 The property may j
be offered for sale singly by items, and
or in groups of items, and or in the ag- I
giegate Only the right, title, and inter- I
eit of Roy J Stoltz and Roy J. & Lorna
Stoltz in and to the property will be
oiiered for sale. Terras of payment will ,
be in full by cash, certified or cashier's j
check upon acceptance of highest bid. 1
James J. Eckles. Collection Officer.
Tub. Once Only: Aug. 16, 1956 j1
Gold Dredge And
Horn Of Plenty
New Insignia
A gold dredge and horn of plenty,
typifying the Tanana Valley, will
be the official insignia of the Tan
ana Valley Fair Association and
will be used on cups and trophies to
be awarded at this year's 25th an
nual fair.
The insignia was designed by
Norman Holve, chairman of the
Fairbanks Gallery Group's art show
at the Fair. The show is featuring
work of local amateur and profes
sional artists.
Silver and bronze cups will be
used in many division of the Fair
this year. Official gift certificates,
redeemable within 60 days, will be
the awards in some divisions. First,
second and third places will be des
ignated by the traditional blue, red
and white ribbons.
The top culinary winner will re
ceive a silver serving tray, in ad
dition to special recognition from
the Fleischmann's Yeast company.
A 14-inch trophy cup will be giv
en to the best individual farm and
garden display.
Special prizes for the Fair include
a 1956 Plymouth Fury, which is to
be awarded at midnight on Sunday.
Gift certificates worth $100 will be
given on Thursday, Friday and Sat
Hackenberger,
Maciolek To Be
Wed This Sept.
The engagement of Miss Elizabeth
Penelope Hackenberger of Fair
banks to John Maciolek who was
stationed at Ladd with the Air
Force last winter, was announced
! in Fairbanks this week.
The bride-to-be is currently em
: ployed at the Prospect Point Hotel
on Blue Mountain Lake, New York
in the Adirondack Mountains.
Miss Hackenberger is the daugh
ter of Mr and Mrs. Bertram Hack
i enberger, who are now stationed
! with the CAA in Whittier, A form
er reporter for Jessen’s Weekly, she
is a graduate of Fairbanks high
school and attended her freshman
year at the University of Alaska.
Her fiance wfho is now* working
j in California, will return to Ithica,
New York early in September,
when the couple will be married.
Both plan to attend Cornell Uni
versity this winter, he working
on his doctorate in a biological
science, and she enrolling as a soph
omore in conservation education.
urday nights. They may be re
deemed with merchants who arc
members of the Chamber of Com
merce.
DIANE DEWREE RETURNS
AFTER 14 MONTHS' TRIP
Diane DeWree, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank DeWree of 1015
10th avenue, returned Sunday with
Pan American Airways after spend
ing 14 months Outside tor dental
attention.
Diane attended school in Los An
geles. California, where she made
her home with her sister, Mrs. Dor
othy Carpenter and her family.
Diane will be a junior in the Fair
banks high school this fall.
t
: Frank DeSantis' Leaving
To Make Home In Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeSantis,
who have lived in Fairbanks for
i the past two years, will drive down
the highway Saturday to return to
! their old home in San Mateo, Cali
fornia.
i For a year, the DeSantis' wer<s
I the manager of Queen's Court in
Denali subdivision. He is now a
maintenance man for Fairview Man
or.
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