Variety Show,
Benefit Climax
.Cancer Crusade
Through the efforts of Harry
Quest, business agent for musicians
local 481, night club performers
throughout the Fairbanks area will
put on a mammoth variety show and
benefit dance tomorrow evening at
9 p.m. as a climax to the Fairbanks
Cancer Crusade.
Admission to the big event, to
be held in the Country Club, will
be $1.50, announced Mrs. Ed Roach,
chairman of the drive.
Acts from such spots as the Ren
dezvous, ShangriLa, Players Club,
Flame Room, Polaris Lounge, Town
Club, Club Birdland, and the Bar
bary Coast will be featured during
the evening. The Sagebrush Jubi
lee will bring their entire cast to
participate in the show.
NINTH CHILD BORN
TO THE CHARLES STACKS
The Charles Stacks of 535 Second ;
avenue in Hamilton Acres became
1 the parents of their ninth child, a
son, Sean James, born in St. Joseph’s
hospital on Monday at 5:31 a.m.
weighing 8 pounds Vz ounce. Stack ‘
is aircraft controller for the Civl
Aeronautic Administration.
The couple’s other children are
Bridgid, 9; Kathleen. 8; Bernard, 7;!
Steven. 0; Mark; 5. Kevin, 4. Vin
cent 3, and Eileen, 17 months.
Frank Behrends, well know Alas- 1
j ka businessman and owner of Beh
rends store in Juneau, was in Fair
banks this week on a brief business
stopover. He flew back to Juneau
| with Pan American Tuesday.
Don Pearson will act as the eve
! ning’s emcee, offering an unusual
j auction to close the evening’s enter
• tainment.
Fourth Arrest
For Narcotics
Violations Made
The fourth arrest in the past two
weeks for possession of narcotics
was made Friday when 25-year-old
teamster Carlo Ray Saralegui was
booked on the charge
Saralegui. who gives his address
as the Fairbanks Hotel, is in the
Federal jail with bail set at $4,000.
No preliminary hearing has been
set.
Mrs. Avis Thompson, nurse's aid
at St. Joseph’s hospital, is on vaca
tion for two weeks. She and her
husband, S/Sgt. Charles S. Thomp
son of the 449th FIS, left for Anch
orage Monday morning. They drove
down and plan to be back about
July 15.
Winnie Roberts
NEA Delegate
From Fairbanks
Mrs. Winnie Roberts, second ;
grade teacher at Main school is the
Fairbanks Teachers’ Association del
egate to the National Education As
sociation convention which started
Monday in Portland.
Mrs. Roberts has both in Port
land since the closure of school in
May, visiting relatives and friends
there. Her husband, Verne Roberts,
is a mathematics instructor at the
University of Alaska.
Delegates from all 48 states, Al
aska. Hawaii, and Puerto Rico will
attend the conference. Another
Fairbanks delegate will be Dr.
James C. Ryan, superintendent of
schools.
Elsie May Smith
Is Delegate To
Soroptimist Meet
Elsie May Smith has been select
ed to represent the Soroptimist In
ternational of Fairbanks at the 14th
Biennial Convention of the Ameri
can Federation of Soroptimist Clubs
to be held in New York July 29
to August 2.
She was chosen at the regular
dinner meeting of the Fairbanks
Soroptimist club in the banquet
room of the Model cafe last week.
Other business transacted at the
meeting included donations to the
Cancer drive and the federated
fund. Jessie Anderson and Peggy
Lyle were elected co-chairman in
th Fairbanks Garden club table dec
orating contest.
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