Mrs. Florence
Plummer Visits
Eastern Star
Mrs. Florence A. Plummer, most
worthy grand matron of the Order
of Eastern Star, will begin an of
ficial visit to the Fairbanks chapter
Saturday.
Mrs. Plummer, who makes her
home ih Fairview Village. Pennsyl
vania, will leave for Nome next
Friday after a week's stay here.
She will be the guest of honor
at a special luncheon, given by lo
cal past matrons at Fowlers' on the
Farmers' Loop road Monday. That
evening, a special meeting of the
Order will be held at the Masonic
temple, scheduled to start at 8
p.m. .
A potluck dinner at the Temple ;
Tuesday evening will be followed
by a school of instruction
Other events honoring Mrs. Plum
mer include a tea. to be held at the
home of Ann Schieck from 2 until
6 p.m. Wednesday. In charge of a
banquet to be held at the Traveler’s
Inn Thursday evening are Lucille
Meath, Lola Colette, and Frances
Alev.
Ruth Barrack is chairman of the
Monday luncheon, while Lola Col- !
ette is supervising the dinner Tues
day. In charge of the tea are Mires.
Lois Joy, Annella Davis, and Mar
garet Lee.
RAYKOVICHES LEAVE TO
MAKE HOME IN BELLEVUE
Mr, and Mrs Ray Raykovich,
With Phillip, Pete, Randy, and To- 1
ni, were hosted by their many
friends in Fairbanks last week be
fore the family left Saturday to :
make their home in Bellevue, Wash- [
ington.
Raykovich. who just recently
purchased the Waechter building on j
Second avenue, plans to return in i
two or three weeks. The family will
remain in Bellevue,
Raykovich, a wrell known mem
ber of the Fairbanks business
world, is also the owner of Ray’s
Surplus store downtown.
GEORGE DAVIS TO SPEAK
ON SPEECH, HEARING
SURVEY TOMORROW EVE.
George Davis, speech and hearing
therapist, will speak at a public
meeting tomorrow night at 8 p.m. in
the Elks hall sponsored by the Al
aska Crippled Children’s Associa
te^.
Davis will talk on the results of
a speech clinic and survey he has
been making at the Main school
for the past several weeks.
Dr. Joseph Ribar, city health of
ficer, and Miss Airilie Bruce, super
visor of the Fairbanks Health Cen
ter will also speak at the meeting
on speecji problems. The public is
cordially.invited to attend.
TWO NEW LAWYERS
IN PARRISH FAMILY
1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Parrish
Of 201 Well street became the par
ents of twin sons bom in St. Jo
seph's hospital on Saturday.
Albert Godfrey made his appear
ance at 8:02 a^n. and weighed 6 lbs.
2 3 4 ozs. Daniel Boley arrived at
8:32 a.m; and weighed 5 lbs. 10%
ozs.
The Parrishes have three older
sons, Ne$on, 9; Jim. 7: and Lance,
6. Parrish is a well known local
attorney.
SECOND SON BORN
TO JOHN MAKIS
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Maki of,
3143 Sunset Drive in Westgate are
the proud parents of a son. Keith, j
bern in St. Joseph's hospital on
(Sunday at 8:22 p m. and weighing ]
8 lbs. 3 ozs.
Maki is a steamfitter. The couple
•Iso have an older son, Mark, who
Is 16 months old.
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Maki, pa
ternal grandparents, are residing
ftvith the couple at the present time.
Dechantsreiter s
To Make Home In
Cleveland, Ohio
Max D. Dechantsreiter, mechani
cal engineer for the USSR and M
company here for the past several
years, left last week to make his j
home in Cleveland. Ohio.
His wife, with their son. Max
Reinar, and her mother, Mrs. Anna
Erbon, will leave the first of Aug
ust to join him in Cleveland.
Dechantsreiter’s sister - ir> - law,
Mrs. John Dechantreiter of Healy,
left Tuesday morning for her home
after spending a few days with the
family at 324 Gloria. She returned
home with the Alaska Railroad.
Mrs. Dechantsreiter has been em
ployed with the Fairbanks Medical
and Surgical Clinic here.
GEORGE BOJANICH NOW
IN VETERANS HOSPITAL
George Bojanich, well known Al
askan old-timer, went Outside this
week via Alaska Airliines for med
ical attention.
Bojanich, who suffered a back
injury here recently, will under
go surgery in Veterans hospital in
Seattle Tuesday. His many friends
here may write him at the hospital
in room 414. Mrs. Bojanich said.
Bojanich. an early resident of the
Koyokuk country, is a member of
the Pioneers of Alaska. He hopes to
return home by the first of August.
Willis Cowles
Visit Forbes
Bakers Here
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Cowles, resi
dents of Fairbanks for 15 years who
left in 1953 to make their home in
Katalla, are visiting their many
friends here on a month's vacation.
During their stay here they are
the houseguests of Mr. and Mrs.
Forbes L. Baker at 182 Kutter road.
They are also doing a face-lifting
job on the Pleasant Manor apart
ments, in which they have a half
interest.
Cowles, former maintenance sup
ervisor for the CAA here and who
now holds a similar position in Kat
alla. reports that they are enjoying
their stay very much. Accompany
ing them on their trip is their
grandson, Keith Helser. of Port
land. who is on his first trip to the
Territory.
The Cowles' are doing a complete ,
remodeling job on Pleasant Manor,
including both interior and exterior.
FRED SELTENREICHES,
JESS BACHNERS HOME
FROM 10-DAY VACATION
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Seltenreich re
turned home Monday after a 10
day fishing trip to Anchorage and
the Kenai peninsula. The Selten
reiches. along with Mr. and Mrs.
Jess Bachner, visited Kenai, Homer,
Schaibles Home
From Seven Week
European Tour
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Schaible are
back home after spending seven
weeks touring Europe. They re
turned home Saturday evening via
Pan American. . '
The Schaibles were members»of
a 40 member International College
of Surgeons tour, visiting in France,
Switzerland, Italy, Austria, Germ
any, Holland, and England. Dr. Sch -
aible who is associated with the
Fairbanks Medical and Surgical
Clinic, attended special clinics held
in each of the large European cities.
The purpose of these small confer
ences was to give the visiting phy
sicians a knowledge of the methods
and ideas of foreign doctors. Schai
ble reports that these clinics were
a valuable and enjoyable experi
$?ce.
The Fairbanks family cruised
home aboard the Cunnard liner
Queen Elizabeth. They visited with
friends and relatives in Los Ang
eles and Chicago en route home.
Seward and Seldovia.
The four joined a party of friends
in Anchorage, and a force of about
30 fishermen chartered a boat and
sailed to Seldovia. The Seltenrefehes
and the Bachners report that they
enjoyed the trip immensly. and
that they came home with a “very
satisfactory’* catch.
Richard Scott,
Daughter, Are
Visiting Outside
•Mrs. Richard Scott and daugh
ter, Julia, left today for a visit
with her parents on their farm in
Aberdeen, South [Dakota, her first
trip home since coming to Fairbanks
three years ago.
Mrs Scott, a former music in
structor at Denali school, saw her
mother. Mrs. E. C. Ryman. when
I she came to the Territory last sum
mer.
En route to Aberdeen. Mrs. Scott
will visit with her brother, Michael:
in Butte, Montanan.
I Scott, with the Territorial Em
ployment Service here, plans to join
his wife and daughter in August.
The family will visit his relatives
in California before returning home.
The Scotts make their home on
Caribou Way off College road.
H. B. Drurys Visiting
Son, Daughter-in-law
! Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Drury of
: Washington, D. C. are currently vis
I iting their son and daughter-in
j law, Dr. and Mrs. Horace Drury.
Dr. Drury is with the aeromedical
i laboratory at Ladd.
The Drurys report that they are
immensely enjoying their visit, their
first trip to the Territory. They are
staying at the Drury home on
Badger road.
KING CHIN'S AMERICAN MENU
Steaks and Chops
SERVED WITH SHRIMP OR CRAB
COCKTAIL*
Saiad, Coffee or Tea, and Dessert
Filet Mignon .5.00
New York Cut Sirloin Steak 4.50
T-Bone Steak-.4.50
Top Sirloin.4.50
Choice Rib Steak.3.00
Sugar Cured Ham Steak.2.75
Lamb Chops ...3.00
Pork Chops . 2.75
French Fried Chicken.2.75
Eggs and Omelettes
Fresh Ranch Eggs (2)
any style.1.25
Ham and Eggs.1.75
Bacon and Eggs.1.75
Ham Omelette.1.75
Cheese Omelette.1.50
Pepper Omelette.1.75
Tomato Omelette ......1.75
Jelly Omelette .1.50
Mushroom Omelette.1.75
Oyster Omelette.1.75
Crab Meat Omelette.1.75
Shrimp Meat Omelette .1.75
Eggs, Vienna.1.75
POTATOES, TOAST BUTTER. COFFEE
OR TEA SERVED WITH ABOVE
Potatoes
French Fried Potatoes.50
Shoe String .50
Hash Brown .50
American .50
Desserts
Assorted Pies .35
Pie a la Mode.. 45
Dish of Ice Cream ..35
Sea Foods
SERVED WITH SHRIMP OR CRAB
COCKTAIL AND SALAD
French Fried Frog Legs ....4.50
African Lobster Tail.4.50
French Fried Crab Legs.3.50
Rainbow Trout, Pan Fried....3.50
Grilled Halibut Steak.2.50
Grilled King Salmon Steak 2.50
French Fried Jumbo Prawns 3.00
French Fried Scallops .3.00
Grilled Pacific Oysters ..2.50
Salads
King's Special Salad Mix,
Greens, Tossed with
Bacon, Olives, Fresh
Ground Pepper and
Special Dressing .2.00
Fresh Crab Meat.1.75
Fresh Shrimp Meat ....1.75
Chicken Salad.:.1.75
Combination Vegetable .1.50
Lettuce and Tomato.1.50
Crab Louie .1.75
Shrimp Louie .1.75
Tuna Fish .1.25
Pineapple end Cottage
Cheese .1.25
BUTTERED TOAST, COFFEE OR TEA
SERVED WITH ABOVE ORDERS
Cocktails
Fresh Crab Meat Cocktail ....1.75
Fresh Shrimp Meat Cocktaii 1.75’
Fresh Oyster Cocktaii ..1.75
Fruit Cocktail .1.00
CRACKERS SERVED WITH ABOVE
Sandwiches
Hot Turkey Sandwich .1.95’
Hot Beef Sandwich .1.75
Hot Perk Sandwich....1.50
Cube Steak Sandwich ....1(75
Fried Hem Sandwich%...ul.OQ
Fried Oyster Sandwich .1.50
Manhattan 3-ciecker
Sandwich .1.65
Club House 3-decker
Sandwich .1,65
Combination Ham and
Cheese 3-decker
Sandwich .1.50
Grilled Cheese 3-decker
Sandwich .1.00
Denver 3-decker
Sandwich .1.50
Bacon, Lettuce and Tomato
3-decker Sandwich .1.50
Ham and Egg 3-decker
Sandwich .1.50
Bacon and Egg 3-decker
Sandwich .1.50
Hamburger .95
Cold Turkey .1.50
Cold Beef .1.25
Cold Pork ..;.1.00
Lettuce and Tomato
3-decker Sandwich .1.00
Cold Baked Ham.1 25
American Cheese .1.00
Tuna Fish .1.00
Beverages
Chinese Jasmine Hot Tea.25
Iced Tea .35
Coffee.10
Hot Chocolate . 40
Milk .25
Buttermilk .35
Apple Juice . 40
Tomato Juice. 40
Orange Juice . 35
PAGODA DRIVE-IN and CHINESE GARDENS
16th and Cushman •
Phone 6128