BOY SCOUTS
The Bey Scouts are getting ready
lor summer camp, according to Ira
Hill, scout executive, who has his
offices at iOth and Cushman.
Hill directs all scouting in the
Midnight Sun Council, which in
cludes everything north of the 6Srd
pare’lel extending from Fairbanks
4o Nome.
There are three camps under
Hillfe d'.recno*. one at Unalakleet.
Salmon Lake r.eor Nome, and Lost
Lake. 60 miles from Fairbanks on
the Richardson Highway.
Work parties will organize this
Week end. June 16-17, at Lost Lake.
Starting out will be the Order of
the Arrow, the honorary camping
group of which one out of each ten
scouts in the area are selected.
These are First Class Scouts who
will spend 15 days and 15 nights at
the lake. On June 22--22 they will
hold another work or "beaver"
party.
Approximately 1600 Boy Scouts
will parueipate'in scou‘ing activities
this summer in the Midnight Sun
Council. This includes Cub packs?
scout troons. and Explorers’ posts J
and squadrons.
A Star-Lire board of review was !
held last week in the- board room
of the Alaska National Bank under
the direction of Dr. Elbert Rice
council advancing, chairman and:
I.lerril Strickland, district advance
ment chairman.
Awarded the Stars were John ,
Gilmore ard Mike Trigg from the?
First Presbytenan Troop Three inn
Fairbanks, and the Life Pins went1
to Jerry Dudley and Jerry Tate of j
Trcop Nine at-Eielson AFB-. which ,
is sponsored^ by th4 '5010th Hospital.
William HJMcourf national direc
tor of program resources for the
Boy Scouts of America, was a Fair- •
banks vishdr last week and left -
Saturday for Anchorage.
Associated1 with Boy’s Life Mag- -
azine. the organ of the Boy Scouts.
Hilicourt also writes and publishes
the Boy Scout Handbook and the
Scoutmaster's Menual. He is now
writing a new’ field manual, and >
took sever?} shots in this area, one
of which may be featured on the ■
cover of the manual.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
For Sale
ACCORDION—120 base, good condi- •
tion. $90. GLobe 6^69? 6-13-62 1
Propertv for Sale
HARDING LAKE, half acre, high
lot 83 ft. waterfront, with 20x8
cabin, built to add on to. Sacri
fice 83000. GLobe 6-4693 6-13-62
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT^
UNITED STATES
DE° ’ WTMklST OF THE INTERIOR
BUREAU OF LAKO MANAGEMENT
F'aVhsnks Land Office
Sl< Second A»w»e
Fairbanks. Alaska
> Fairbanks Mono
• Date May 22. 1962
, varicl; FOR PUBLICATION
Notice is hereby riven that Alsa FVank
lin Gavin. SO* 38, of College. Alaska,
together with his witnesses. Reverand
Fred J Vogel and Pbeer A Charles, bom
of Dot Lake Alaska, has filed Applica
tion to 1*0rebate for hfrs Homcside Fair
banks Serial Number 010170 for lands
described as:
U S Survey No. 3614. Alaska. Em- i
bracing Lots 1 and 2 situated on the 1
Westerly side of the Alaska Highway
approximately 4 mile southwesterly
from Dct Lake. containing ** 64 acres.
During the period of publication or
within 30 days thereafter, any person,
corporation, or association having o* ■
serting any adverse interest in or claim i
to the tract of lard or any part thereof j
mav file in the Fairbanks Land Office. |
under oath, an adverse claim setting forth
the nature and extent thereof, and such
adverse claimant shall, within 60 days
after the filing of such adverse claim,
begin action to quiet titie in a court e*
competent jurisdiction in Alaska, and ■
thereafter patent shall be issued in con
fortuity with tb“ final decree of the cow it j
ROBERT F. HILTON
CWtf. Lands Section
Ficst Pyb : June 13. 1962
Last Pub : ~Aug. 8. 1962
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Howard Alexander of A & B Auto Sales wheels his *52 MG-TF
around a paper cup in the Fairbanks Sport scar Club's Gymkhana
Sunday at Arctic Bowl parkin? lot. (He came in third in his class.)
The club will hold a picnic rally on July L, and will participate in
races with the Whitehorse and Anchorage Sportscar Clubs in Tan
across on July 13-14-15.
1SSRRW»SB5?9
Merc Did It Again!
For the third consecutive year the Mercury Outboard
Motors have been first in the great annual grueling
Yukon 700 Mile River Marathon Race The first 13 riv
j erboats were all equipped with Mercs! What a record!
You Cart Always Depend
Upon the 500 Merc
Tough! Reliable! Dependable!
500 Merc
Persinger's Marine
FAST SERVICE ON MAIL ORDERS
Mile Richardson Highway — Phone GL 6-€S21
FAIR WILL VIEW RAMPART
A model of proposed Rampart
Canyon Hydroelectric Development
project on Alaska's Yukon River is
being exhibited as part of'tbe Alas
ka Exhibit at the Seattle Century
21 World’6 Fair.
The model shows the dim. the
Rampart Canyon, the reservoir and
the powerhouse with a project cap
acity of 5.030.000 kilowatts.
A short movie sequence shows
footage taken during the investiga
tion of the site by Army Engineers
during the winter of 1961, called
“Probing the Yukon.” It shows Ar
my Engineers drilling through a
thick layer of ice to obtain samoles
of the granite rock under the river
at the proposed damsite.
District Engineer Pho‘ographer
Vern Brickley suffered exposure
mishaps while photographing the
drilling. Working in temperatures
ranging to 60 below, he received
frostbite on his hands and face.
Blown over by a 40 knot wind,
landing on wind-polished ice. netted
him a black and blue back. The
worst thing to happen was his cam
era freezing uo like a balky car, he
said. It was winterized, but not for
the Yukon cold.
The exhibit shows the protect on
a large mao of Alaska and still pic
tures of the project investigations
taken by Brick ley.
STOI>KN BIKE
On June 7 Frank J. Farvtzzi. 214
Second, reported that ■ his bicycle
had h*en stolen from the rear of
the Daily News-Mmer Building.
Earl Butcher's
HUNTING & FISHING CAMP
At MHe 22 — On Tangle Lakes
Denali Highway — McKinley Park Read
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