Kitty Cops Top
Honors In Pet
Show Saturday
One lonesome feline took the
"most unusual” prize Saturday at
the city recreation department pet
•how.
All the other entries were dogs.
According to Rick Riphstad. dir
ector of the YMC, the lack of va
riety was a real switch, since "last
year they were plagued with earth
worms, eagles, and pet mice.
However, Kim, the Siamese cat
shown by Carol Bowling, didn’t
•eem too disturbed at being sur
rounded by many of its canine en
emies: he calmly walked off with
his ribbon.
King a young terrier owned by
Sandra Dworkin. won first prize
for the funniest costume. Peanuts,
a Pekingese, shown by Florence
Thomas, took second place, while
Tiny, Laurie Kelly’s terrier, won
third.
In the ‘’largest pet” division a
collie named King took top honors,
entered by Beverly Ringstad. Ca
mille Aubert's husky, Jo-Jo, was
second, and Duke, Johnny McDon
ald’s entry, came in third.
Little Taffy, a baby cocker span
iel, was shown by Martha Ferris
and copped first prize for the smal
lest pet on show'. Second was Ar- i
lene Wehner's chihuahua. Skeeters.
Tuffy Honea's husky won honor
able mention.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rickstad super- j
vised the show', assisted by Sharon ;
Kremer and Marlene Murray.
Judges were Charles Hann and
Vic Ensley.
REV. KRAUSE VISITS
HOWARD KUHNS ON TOUR
Rev. Krause of San Francisco ar- !
rived here Saturday on a tour of
Interior Alaska, visiting in Fair- i
banks at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Kuhns at Pleasant Manor.
Rev. Krause arrived after touring
Anchorage and McKinley Park, and
made a side trip to Barrow with
Wien Alaska Airlines.
He is the sister of Mrs. Earl Mon
ohan, a long time resident of the
Territory and a close friend of the
Kuhns. He plans to leave via bus
for Whitehorse, taking the White,
Pass and Yukon railroad to Skag
way. and a barge to Juneau.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, INTERNAL
REVENUE SERVICE, Fairbanks. Alaska
July 30, 1956. The following described
personal and real property seized from
Louise aka Louis Miller aka Josephine j
Boussard under levy for non-payment of
assessed taxes due. will be sold as pro- j
vided by Section (5335, Internal Revenue
Code of 1934, and regulations promul
gated thereunder, at public auction on
Friday August 10, 1956 at 2:00 PM at the
office of the Director of Internal Reve
nue. 326 Chena Bldg. Fairbanks, Alaska.
1 clothes closet—portable. 1 daveno, 2
end tables, 1 overstuffed ehair, 1 plat
form rocking chair. 4 lamps, 1 vacuhm
cleaner—Westmghouse, 1 oil heater, 1
3-piece bedroom set. 1 wood & coal kitch
en range w oil burner attachment, 1
electric hot piate, 1 ironing board, 1
kitchen table. 2 chairs, miscellaneous
dishes & cooking utensils, miscellaneous
items, including, blankets, pillows, throw i
rugs. etc. Real property described as fol- i
lows: East one-half (Is) of lot twenty-;
six (26) in block Forty-Eight '461 ac- j
cording to the official plat and survey I
of the Town of Fairbanks, Alaska togeth- i
er with the buildings thereon. Only the j
right, title, and interest of Louise aka
Louis Miller aka Josephine Boussard in i
and to the property will be offered for i
sale. The terms of payment will be
Cash, Certified or Cashiers Check. Max i
B. Pierce, Collection Officer.
Pub: Once only—Aug. 2
FAIRBANKS
GARBAGE
DISPOSAL
Now Located At
104Vi CUSHMAN
(Next to Sach's Men’s Shop)
Phone 5353
Office Hours:
Monday through Friday
8 A M. to 4 P. M.
i
TO MARRY
MRS. JUANITA McLAUGHLIN
Richstad Tells
Of Activities
On Playgrounds
Special activities for the city's
playgrounds have been announced
by Roy E. Richstad, city recreation
director.
The Third annual "On Wheels
Day’’ will be held on Thursday.
August 9. Anything on wheels will
be allowed to enter. The event is
open to all boys and girls 14 years
old or under. Ribbon awards will
be made to the outstanding entries.
All contestants are asked to meet
at the Main School at 1 p.m. next
Thursday. The parade will proceed
from Main School to Second avenue, i
over to Noble street and on to Grif
fin Park. In the event of rain, the j
activities will be held the following I
day. For further information, call
the YMCA office at 5656.
Special closing programs on the
Denali and Slaterville playgrounds
are planned for August 16. Further
details may be obtained from the
playground instructors, Freema 1
Rauh at Denali and Marlene Mur
ray at Slaterville. In case of rain,
the programs will be held on Aug
ust 17.
GOURLEY, BAUMEISTER
TO ARRIVE AUGUST 23
Jack Gourley, mathematics and
English instructor in Fairbanks ;
High School, w ill return via the j
Alaska highway August 23 from a |
summer of tour escorting with |
Thos. Cook and Son.
Gourley has conducted two par
ties to Fairbanks this season.
He will be accompanied on the
trip north by Alfred Baumeister.1
former Fairbanks high school and
University of Alaska student. Bau
meister has just completed summer
school at the Central Washington
College of Education at Ellensburg,
Washington.
John Hagglaod, son of Dr. and
Mrs. Paul Haggland, returned Sun
day with Pan American Airways
after spending over a month in Se
attle.
I
Henry Hobecks
Arrive Sat. To
Head Local USO
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hobeck, for
merly located in Jacksonville, North :
Carolina, arrived in Fairbanks Sat- i
urday evening with Pan American,
and were met at International Air
port by Allen Smith, director of the
Fairbanks USO.
Hobeck, the new director of the
local USO, will officially take over
his duties August 15, when Smith
leaves for his new assignment,
which will probably take him to
so1'"" large chv in the Orient.
This is the first trip to the Terri
tory for the newcomers, who drove
across country from their home in
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Nall McCann Returns After
Attending Husband's Rites
Mrs. Nell McCann returned home
Sunday evening with Pan Ameri
can after accompanying the body
of her late husband to Seattle for
burial in the Mount Pleasant cem
etery,
McCann passed away here July
10 after a long illness. Mrs. McCann j
stayed in Seattle for about two
weeks.
Mrs. McCann’s daughter, Sharon,
stayed in Fairbanks, working with
the Alaska National Bank.
MRS. WILLIAM KELLER
TO VISIT WITH MOTHER
Mrs. Dorothy Keller, wife of Dr.
William Keller, head of the depart
ment of education at the University
of Alaska, left with Pan American
Saturday evening for Pasadena, Cal
ifornia to visit with her mother,
Mrs, Agnes Billson,
Mrs. Billson, a long time resident
of Alaska, will be remembered by
her many friends here. Mrs. Keller
plans to return to her home in Fair
view Manor about August 19.
Going to Work Early?
Need Gloves, Tobacco?
OPEN 24 HOURS
KAY WOO DTE PIPES
Horseshoe Cigar Store
196 Cushman
Wedding Date
Set By Couple
In Fairbanks
Mrs. Juanita “Rusty" McLaughlin
and Henry W. “Red” Hothan have
set their wedding date for Septem
ber 29. Rusty has asked Mrs. Billie
Karr to be her matron of honor. [
Rusty is employed with the Gold
en North Jewelry store. Red is :
working in Point Barrow as a cook's !
helper for Puget Sound and Drake, j
After their marriage they plan to j
settle in Fairbanks and operate a
truck farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. Chandler
of DeGraff, O., are Rusty's parents.
She also has two children. Dennis.
12, and Sylvia, 10,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hothan of
the Polaris building are Red's broth
er and sister-in-law.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
BUREAU OF I,AND MANAGEMENT
LAND OFFICE
Fairbanks. Alaska
Date: Julv 24. 1956 j
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION j
Notice is hereby given that Kenneth j
Leonard Gates, Fairbanks, Alaska, en- j
tryman, together with his witnesses Er
vin M. Miller, and Vincent L Peede.
both »£ Fairbanks, Alaska has submitted
final proof on his homestead entry, Fair
banks Serial 010945 and Homestead Addi- I
tional. Fairbanks Serial No. 011578 for th< j
WliNW1'. Section 35. and the ESNE's |
Section 34 Township 1 South Range 2 I
East Fairbanks Meridian, containing 160 i
acres, and it is now in the files of the i
Land Office, Fairbanks, Alaska, and if L
no protest is filed in the Land Office !
within the period of publication or thirty j
days thereafter, said final proof will be
accepted and final certificate issued.
Robert L. Jenks
Acting Manager
First Pub: Aug. 2. 1956
Last Pub: Aug. 30. 1956
Frontier
Flying
Service
Resumes
Operation
CHARTER SERVICE
for
Miners, Contractors
Hunters, Fishermen
Four Planes
Cessna 170
Cessna 130
Beech Bonanza
Super Cub
dsck McIntyre
MARC STELLA
409 2nd Phone 2369
Lets Celebrate Tonite!
PAULINE'S
RAINBOW ROOM
with
Smiliti9 Jack Me Aide y
Back From Barrow . . .
And Dishing it Out Behind the Bar!
• Good Company • Good Drinks
• Good Music and Good Times
6Vi Mile Richardson Highway
MARIE ELLIOTT
TOM ELLIOTT
The PIZZA PALACE
(Formerly 521 Club)
TAKE PLEASURE IN INTRODUCING
TO THE PEOPLE OF FAIRBANKS
DI77A ASY°U
- r 11.A.M like it -
From the Only Pizza Oven in Alaska
• Cocktails * Italian Spaghetti
• Cold Beer • Pizza Pie
• Chicken Cacciatori * Veal Scallopini
Orders To Go
Phone 6106
Open
5
P.M.
521 Gaffney Rd.
(13th Ave.)
USIBELLI coal
Phone
1005 Polaris Bldg.
2880 or 3165