Slum Clearance
Program Behind
Schedule In City
A letter from City Manager Matt
Siankard to city council members,
released Friday night, put a dim
view on the possibility that much
will be accomplished on the city
slum clearance projects this sum
mer.
The Alaska Housing Authority j
states that public hearings on Ur
ban Renewal Area No. 1 will be
held until about the first of Aug
ust, removal of buildings to take
place thereafter.
“Due to the lateness of getting!
started," Siankard stated in the let
ter, "1 do not think much will be
accomplished on either Project No.
1 or 2 this summer. Our office has
furnished all information, maps,
Pattys Return
From Brief Trip
Dr and Mrs. Ernest N. Patty re
turned yesterday from a two weeks’
vacation trip to Dawson, Haines,
and Juneau. The trip was a com
bination farewell to Mrs. Patty’s
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs Angus Malloy and a welcome
to the Pattys’ son, Stanton, who is
on vacation from the editorial staff
of the Seattle Times,
The Malloys have been visiting
the Pattys for several weeks here
The quartet traveled to Dawson and
Haines by car, going on to the cap
ital city by plane.
Stanton’s wife and three children
will accompany him on the. trip
north.
surveys, resolutions and ordinances
when requested.’’
Ride In An
Eskimo Skin Boat
Tour Alaska's Arctic With
Wien Alaska Airlines
Alaska's Arctic Airlines
Phone 3355 Fairbanks, Box 649
Visitors To Park
Much Impressed
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Borjesson
returned Saturday from a most en
joyable visit at McKinley National
Park. They were much impressed
| by the friendly atmosphere, hotel
: accommodations and delicious food
served.
Upon arriving at the hotel they
i were taken on a conducted tour of
j the dog kennels and museum, where
a park naturalist gave a brief his
| tory of the park. Later in the eve
! ning a movie of the park wildlife;
j bear, moose, dall sheep, caribou,
fox, wolves, golden eagle and nu
| merous small animls and birds, was
’ shown.
They, and other visitors, were
thrilled the following day when
' they were able to see and photo
: graph many of these animals and
wold flowers during the eight hour
guided tour through the park and
to the base of towering mountains.
Borjesson is senior pressman at
Jessen’s Weeky.
Mrs. Mary Lee Feldman and sons
| of St. Louis, Mo., daughter and
grandsons of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
McCrary of Copper Center are at
Copper Center for the summer
months for the first time since leav
ing Alaska in 1944.
Mel Petersons
| South On Tico
Months’ Trip
j Mel Peterson, with daughter Su
san and son, Larry, left Tuesday
morning via the highway for a va
| cation trip in the States. Mrs. Pe
' terson, with their two other chil
i dren, Robin and Myra, left with
Pan Am Friday.
The family will meet in Seattle,
where they will begin a trip down
the West coast visiting friends and
relatives. They will see his moth
er in Bermington, Washington, and
drive over to see her parents in
Alexandria. Louisiana.
Coming north, the Petersons plan
to drive through the Midwest, vis
itir.g his brother in the Dakotas,
and arriving home about the 10th
! of September. Peterson is an ac
countant in Ralph Site’s office.
Hospital Needs AB Blood
i
Anyone willing to donate either
positive or negative type AB blood
is asked to contact the laboratory at
j St. Joseph's hospital immediately
Although there is no immediate
I emergency for the blood, said hos
' pital officials, the ready supply of
this type blood has been complete
ly depleted. All donations will be
! deeply appreciated, stated the Sis
1 ter in charge.
KING CHIN'S CANTONESE MENU
ORDERS TO GO • PHONE 6128
FAMILY STYLE
5-COURSE DINNER
SERVED FOR 2 OR MORE PERSONS
WON TON SOUP
PORK CHOW MEIN
PORK FRIED RICE
SWEET AND SOUR SPARE RIBS
FORTUNE CAKES
Coffee or Jasmine Tea — Dessert
$2.75 per person
FAMILY STYLE
6-COURSE DINNER
SERVED FOR 4 OR MORE PERSONS
ONLY
WON TON SOUP
CHICKEN CHOW MEIN
ALMOND BREADED CHICKEN
PINEAPPLE SWEET AND SOUR
SPARE RIBS
EGG ROLLS
FORTUNE CAKES
Coffee or Jasmine Tea—Dessert '
$3.50 per person
SPECIAL CHINESE
Combination Plate
WON TON SOUP
PORK CHOW MEIN
PORK FRIED RICE
EGG FOO YOUNG
SWEET AND SOUR SPARE RIBS
FORTUNE CAKES
Coffee or Jasmine Tea—Dessert
$3.00
Sweet and Sour
SERVED ON STEAMED RICE
Sweet and Sour Spare R*bs2.00
Pineapple Sweet and Sour
Spare Ribs .2.25
Sweet and Sour Prawns .2.75
Sweet and Sour Chicken.3.00
Chinese Style Fried Chicken 2.75
Almond Breaded Chicken ....2.75
Boneless Chicken with
Mushrooms.2.75
Chinese Green Bean Chicken 2.75
Imported Fresh Ginger Beef 2.50
Chinese Egg Roll.2.50
Chop Suey
SERVED ON STEAMED RICE
Moo Goo Haa Chop Suey ....2.75
Chicken Water Chestnut
Chop Suey .2.75
Beef Chop Suey .2.25
Shrimp Chop Suey .2.25
Crab Shop Suey.2.25
Pork Chop Suey.2.00
Noodles
CANTONESE STYLE
Combination Yee Foo Mein 2.25
Chicken Yee Foo Mein .2.00
Shrimp Yee Foo Mein.2.00
Crab Yee Foo Mein.2.00
Beef Yee Foo Mein.2.00
Pork Yee Foo Mein.1.75
Deep Fried Won Ton
Sweet and Sour Sauce
$2.00
CANTONESE STYLE
Lobster Tail
Pea Pod with
Moo Goo Haa Bafts
$3.00
CHINESE
Barbecued Pork
Sesame Seeds, Hot Mustard
$250
HONG KONG STYLED
Fried Chicken
$3.50
Real Chinese Soup
Moo Goo Haa Soup .1.75
on Ton Balls Soup.1.50
Egg Flower Soup .1.00
Water Chestnut Soup .1.25
WITH COFFEE OR JASMINE TEA
Chow Mein
Moo Goo Haa Chow Mein 2.75
Chicken Water Chestnut
Chow Mein .2.75
Beef Chow Mein .2.25
Shrimp Chow Mein .2.25
Crab Chow Mein .2.25
Pork Chow Mein.2.00
Foo Young
SERVED WITH STEAMED RICE
Moo Goo Haa Foo Young.2.50
Moo Goo Water Chestnut
Foo Young . 2.50
Chicken Foo Young.....2.50
Crab Foo Young.2.25
Shrimp Foo Young .'..2.25
Pork Foo Young .2.00
Fried Rice
COFFEE OR JASMINE TEA
Moo Goo Haa Chow Funn 1.75
Shrimp Fried Rice .1.50
Crab Fried Rice.1.50
Chicken on Steamed Rice.2.25
Beef on Steamed Rice.2.00
Crab on Steamed Rice.2.25
Shrimp on Steamed Rice.2.25
Pork on Steamed Rice.1,75
PAGODA DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT and CHINESE GARDENS DINING
r w £ ROOM Present
KING CHIN'S CANTONESE-AMERICAN MENU
Dudley Beck
Resigns; Boyd
To Replace Him
Dudley H. Beck, president of the
i Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce
j and manager of the Northern Com
mercial company here, Monday
l made known his intention to leave
i Fairbanks this month to move to
j the Seattle-Tacoma area He gave
his reason for leaving as “purely
personal."
Beck has submitted his resigna
tion to the Northern Commercial
company, which he has been with
since 1950. but he has not officially
resigned from his post as Chamber
president or from the Municipal
Utilities Board, of which he is also
a member
Jerry Nerland, vice-president of
the Chamber, is slated to move into
the top position.
R. M. 'Bus" Boyd, agent for the
N.C.’s outlying areas and a life
time Alaskan, will come to Fair
banks as the store’s manager when
Beck’s departure date is known
Boyd has been in Seattle the past
two years.
R, A. “Dutch” Derr, Chamber
manager, said that he “hates to see
Beck go," He said he thought that
! Nerland would make a fine press ■
i dent.
GRETTUMS VISIT TILLYS
EN ROUTE TO ANCHORAGE
1 Mr and Mrs. Ivan Grettum of
Kalamazoo, Michigan are the house
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gray Tilly
this week, visiting for a few days
| in Fairbanks.
The Grettums, who drove to Al
aska over the highway, will go on
to Anchorage this week end to see
their son John who is stationed at
Fort Richardson. Grettum is with
the Upjohn Pharmaceutical com
pany in Kalamazoo.
The Grettums have been friends
of Mrs. Tilly's since their days to
gether on the faculty of the Univer
sity of Minnesota.
JACK RALLS TO MAKE
HOME IN FAIRBANKS
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ralls have
moved back to Fairbanks after
spending three years in Ardmore.
I Oklahoma. The Ralls’, with their
three children, Jay, Randy, and Di
ana Shea, arrived Saturday mor
ning via the highway.
Mrs. Ralls is the former Charlien
Compeau, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Compeau of Fairbanks. The
family will make their home at 60f‘>
12th avenue.
George Yeager, acting district at
torney will leave for Washington
D. C. on Saturday. He will attend
the annual U.S. Attorney’s confer
ence there on Monday The confer
ence will be held by the Depart-'
ment of Justice.
Frank Severance returned to
Fairbanks Sunday from a trip to
the States and was scheduled to
go north where he is with Western.
Electric, DEW line contractor. He
is well known in Interior Alaska.
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