Mews Notes From The . . .
POLICE BLOTTER
By Colin Mick
TOOLS MISSING
On June 13 Ralph Hampton of
Sourdough Express reported to City
Police that two boxes of tools were
missing from the company garage.
He estimated that the tools were
worth approximately $400.
WALLET VANISHES
On June 17 Richard Strait. Di
rector of the City Recreation De
partment. reported that a wallet
belonging to Ramon Carmona of Ft.
Wainwright was missing. He said
Carmona had turned the wallet in
at the Recreation Center counter
while he went swimming, and when
he came back the wallet was miss
ing.
RADIO LOST
Kenneth M. Colette. lr)2 Third,
reported to City Police on June 17
that he had lest a $40 Packard-Bell
transistor radio.
SPEEDERS ACTIVE
Humbert Gray of 1415 22nd com
plained to City Police on June 17
that cars had been speeding up and
down 22nd during the evening. He
said that there were a number of
children in the area, and he was
afraid’Someone might get hurt.
;; v‘ cninvittp vmrrtMr
Merritt C. Powers. 615 lflth com
plained to City'Police on June 17
that he had discovered a stranger
sitting on a couch in his home. He
said when he asked the man what
he was doing in the house, the man
ran off. The man was later picked
up and identified. He was booked
for being drunk in public.
BULLET HOLES
On June 16 Rev. Raymond Ernst
of the Zion Lutheran Church re
ported to City Police that he had
discovered five bullet holes in the
side of the church building
destructive vandals
non Chandler of Chandler’s
Flumbmgjmd Heating, 129 Minnie,
reported to City Police on June 16
that vandals had broken the mirrors
on several of his trucks, let the air
out of the truck tires, broken head
lights, and broken windshields. He
estimated that total damage was
about $200.
STOLEN CAR
On June 17 Hillarie A. Hoetfner
of Ft. Wainwright reported that a
1961 Buick belonging to Burkie E.
Longley had been stolen from 521
Gaffney.
BOAT PUNCTURED
Mrs. Walter Sherrod of 943 Gil
more reported to City Police on
June 17 that someone had punctured
the bottom of their aluminum boat.
Mrs. Sherrod said that the boat
had been in good condition the
previous day; however, when a per
son interested in purchasing the
boat came over on the 17th, a check
revealed the punctures. City Police
officers stated that there were three
V-shaped punctures in the bottom
of the boat
ROCK THROWN
Mrs. Arnold Bc-ttner, 1244 10th
| complained to City Police on June
17 that someone had thrown a rock
! through one of the front windows
\ in her home.
ROBBERY VICTIM
On June 16 Fredrick L. Kunzel
man of 103 Charles complained that
a total of $240 and a transistor ra
dio had been stolen from his home
on different occasions.
VANDALIZE CADILLAC
Dick Fuhrman of the Swiss Inn
: reported to City Police on June 7
that someone had vandalized his car
while it was parked on Turner. He
said the vandals had cut the belt
on the power steering mechanism,
cut the wires to the generator, and
cut the vacuum hose for the wind
shield wipers on his 1960 Cadillac.
ACCIDENT CHECKED — City Police officers check the scene of
an accident at the Acme Electric Company Monday, where a 1062
Studebakcr Lark drove through a large window and door of the
firm. The accident happened when a young child decided to assist
his mother by turning the key as his mother was getting into the
car. The car was in gear, and when it started, moved forward, push
ing Ken Sites, a local accountant who was standing between the
car and the window, about six feet through the window.
CYSEWSKI RITES ARE HELD
Masonic funeral services were
held last Thursday in the Masonic
Temple.for Lewis C. (Bud) Cysew
ski who died June 10.
Pallbearers were William Boyle.
Dr. William Bugh, Don Hanriamun
Larry Meath. William Ollinger and
Paul Chamberlain.
Honorary pallbearers were Ed
Carroway. William C. Ward, Lewis
Severance. John E. Clark. Dale Un
gerecht, Harold Patterson, Merwin
; Anderson. William Lavery, Leo
\ Schlotfeldt Sr., William Whitcher.
James Doogan, Thomas Hall, Robert
Robke and James Persinger.
Cysewski had lived in Fairbanks
since the early thirties and for many
years was a heavy duty mechanic
for Alaska Freight Lines.
During the last ten years Cvsew
ski owned and operated Fairbanks
Automotive and Fairbanks Auto
motive Parts. Inc. He specialized in
serving the heavy trucking industry.
Cysewski is survived by his
widow. Bonnie, and three children.
Valene, Steevyn and Charles.
Sourdough From
Chatanika Dies In
Ballard Recently
A newspaper report of the recent
passing in Ballard, Washington, of
Paul Ringseth, 82, has just been
received. Oldtirners of Interior Alas
ka, especially, recall Paul quite
well, even though he left Fairbanks
decades ago.
Ringseth conducted a trading post
at Chatanika and postoffice. and
also mined, from 1909 until 1921
when he moved to Seattle.
For six years he operated a gro
cery store near Green Lake. then,
bought a big market in Ballard,
which he operated for 15 years. In
1942 Ringseth entered the field of
building contracting and later be
came an auditor for the Washing
ton State Real Estate Commission.
For the past 13 years he was owner
and instructor in the Ringseth
School of Real Estate.
His wife, Stella, and two daugh
ters survive.
BACK IN TOWN
Penny Caldwell, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Caldwell, arrived
home last week to spend the sum
mer in Fairbanks, after completing
her junior year at the University of
Oregon Nursing School.
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