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POINT HOPE
News Items
By Charles J. Evans
Three new citizens have arrived >
with the intention of making Point j
Hope their permanent home. Thom* |
as Lisboume arrived July 15. He is ;
on July 12. He is the son of Mr,
and Mrs. Solomen Killigivuk. Thom- I
as iLsbourne arrived July 15. He is :
the son of Mr. and Mrs. William :
Lisboume. July 23 is the birthday j
of his cousin, Wallace Gordon Lis- '
bourne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Lisboume.
Our village extends, a hearty wel- j
come to these three young men, and j
to their parents—congratulations.
• • » *
Mrs. Klaus of the Department of i
Public Health, from Washington,
D. C. stopped in Point Hope Tues
day while the plane went to Cape
Lisburne. She was attempting to
learn something of the health situa
tion, what teaching was being done,
what problems we had to face, what
efforts were being made to solve
them. She also wanted information
on related problems such as village
economy and housing.
• • • •
The last couple of days has seen
the pack ice in the ocean breaking
up and thinning out. Today, July
27. it appears to be practically gone
Mrs. Sig Wold
Home From
Outside Visit
Mrs. Sig Wold returned to her
home at 1008 Pioneer Road last
week after spending several weeks
in the States. Mrs. Wold arrived
home with Pan American.
She visited with her mother in
Sumner, Washington, and visited
friends in Seattle. Mrs. Wold’s
daughter, Robin, remained with
her grandmother until yesterday
when she joined her aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wold
of Duluth, Minnesota and their
daughter, Jean Ann.
The group will fly to Anchorage
where they will be met by their rel
atives in Fairbanks The family will
enjoy several side trips to Seward
and Valdes. This will be Mrs. Wold’s
first trip to the Territory.
The Wolds plan to visit here for
about two and a- half weeks. He
is a plumbing and heating contract
or in Duluth.
except for a few stray pieces.
• • * *
Dr. James Van Stone left for
Fairbanks Monday. This is a busi
ness trip so Jim will probably be
back within a few days,
• • * •
Beginning next week, Daniel Lis
boume will be the news reporter
for Point Hope.
in 2 hrs
Beatrice Concrete Co.
Beatrice. Nebraska
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"Snappiest loader on the market”
Hoosier Lime and Stone Co., Salem, Indiana, added
a bonus-powered International Drott TD-9 Skid
Shovel to load crushed stone, level overburden, do
custom excavating. “This is the snappiest tractor
shovel on today’s market,” states Operator Lawrence
Rutherford. "The new TD-9 Skid-Shovel lifts faster,
has more engine power, plenty of operator room and
comfort, operates easier, has much better vision.”
. . ..—.... I, I .nyrir ' l 'i'-ism
"Ptonty of power . .. perfect vision”
This new TD-9 Skid-Shovel loads 12 to 15 tons of
sine ore from stockpile, every 3 or 4 minutes. Turley
and Yates, Rutledge, Term., also dig basements,
dear and drain land, do custom loading with it.
Says Partner Joe K. Yates: "It's fart, easy to operate,
hasplenty of power, and perfect loading-cycle vision.
Hydro-Spring is a life-saver to mat and operator.
I Roomy seat and handy controls increase output,
reduce tiring.”
“First thing wc noticed about this new International Drott
was that it does former ‘4-hour jobs’ in 2 hours,” reports
Supt. Eldon Chamberlain. “Watching it showed why it
doubles production. This new rig fills a bucket easier and
faster with pry-action break-out. Operator has better con
trol, watches bucket action more easily—and added hp
does top speed work with no strain on machine or operator.”
This ready-mix concrete company also excavates and
grades—digs basements, backfills, and loads spoil dirt. They
recently replaced their older crawler-loader with a new
International Drott TD-9 Skid-Shovel.
See How exclusive pry-over-shoe break-out action—now in
creased.to 10,000 lbs. in the International Drott TD-9 Skid
Shovel—gets you the “too-tough-for-others” jobs; helps out
produce ’em anywhere. Prove exclusive, shock-swallowing
Hydro-Spring as a cost-cutting yardage-booster. Or, try an
exclusive Four-In-One Skid-Shovel—4-machine utility, one
moderate investment. Ask for a demonstration!
See your International
Construction Equipment Dist.
International Harvester Co., Chicago, IK.
CARRINGTON CO.
BOX 1370 BOX 356 91 COLUMBIA ST.
FAIRBANKS ANCHORAGE SEATTLE 4, WASHINGTON
Clover Turlin
Visits Sister,
! Brother-In-Law
Clover Turlin of Prineville, Ore
gon has been visiting in Fail
banks as the houseguest of her sif
ter and brother-in-law, Mr, and
Mrs. Robert Hoitt, at 828 Eight!
| avenue,
| This is the first visit to the Ter
! ritory for the Oregonian, who is a
time keeper for a lumber company
in Prinville. During her stay shi
was entertained at the home of Mi
and Mrs. John Young, as well at*
making several side trips, one t<
Chena Hot Springs Tuesday.
She left for Anchorage Monda.v
via the Railroad, stopping ovet
j briefly at McKinley Park.
The Hoitts are prominent mem
j bers of the Fairbanks business
world.
Mrs. Lucy Perry Is New
Mgr., Toy Town Nursery
New manager of the Toy Town
Nursery at 415 Fourth avenue i,»
| Mrs. Lucy Perry, succeeding Cath
i erine B. Moore, the former ownc
who is leaving for the State*.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR TH
TERRITORY OF ALASKA
FOURTH DIVISION
FAIRBANKS PRECINCT
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE )
OF )
EDNA M. MUNIASQUE, )
Deceased. )
No. 18 7 1
NOTICE OF SALE
The undersigned duly appointed, qual
fied and acting administratrix of tl.
above named estate, pursuant to an ord<
of the Probate Court, will on the 1511
day of August, 1956, at the hour of ;
o'clock P.M. on the front steps of the
United States Postoffice in Fairbanks
Alaska, will sell to the highest bidde
for cash the following described ren
property, belonging to said estate, site,
ated in Fairbanks Precinct, Fourth D>
vision. Territory of Alaska, to-wit:
1 Lot Four (4) of the Linda Tract Sub1
division:
2 Equity in Lots Seven (7) and Eigh
(8) in Block Fifty-One (51) of tb.
Bjerremark Subdivision, subject to ai>
proval of title owners.
j The undersigned reserves the right t
reject any and all bids
Dated this 12th day of July. 1956.
/s, Eva Kelly Williams
Administratrix
1st Pub: July 19, 1956
Last Pub: Aug. 9, 1956
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