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Road. Prior to residing in Miami,
she lived with her folks at both
Ruby and Fairbanks.
Miskoff, who was formerly well
known as a bush pilot, is now em
ployed at Ft. Wainwright as me
chanic foreman.
KEEPING IN TOUCH
Mrs. Thomas H. Gibson, Fairbanks
pioneer, sends best wishes and kind
regards to all of the many friends
of her late husband, Tom, and her
self. Mrs. Gibson’s address is 139
Valley St., Willimantes, Conn. She
keeps in touch with Fairbanks and
Alaska through Jessen’s Weekly.
HORN HERE
George Horn, long-time Alaska
resident and formerly engineer at
the Lathrop Building, is currently
on a three-wefek visit to Fairbanks.
Horn, v.-ho is retired, now lives in
Hemet. Calif., He is staying with
Mr. and Mrs. John Yurkovich, 302
Well S*., during his visit.
TRICHAKS LEAVING
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Trichak and
son, George, are leaving Fairbanks
for Las Vegas, Nev., to make their
home. Trichak. a resident for dec
ades and with the North Pole
Bakery some 20 odd years ago, has
disposed of his interest in San-Fair
Bakery to,Jerry Claus. Last week
he underwent surgery in St. Jo
seph's Hospital.
FAULKNERS TO WASHINGTON
Major Robert Faulkner, his wife
Dory, and the coyple’s six children
left last week for Washington, D.C.
Faulkner had beefn public informa
tion officer at Eielson AFB for
three years. He and his wife are
well known for the magic shows
they performed in the Fairbanks
area, and for Mrs. Faulkner's dog
mushing feats..
NOVEL IDEA
Los Loud of Birch Knoll Farms
has embarked on a new and novel
way to publicize the proposed Ram
part Dam. The Tanana Valley
farmer is packaging potatoes in |
plastic sacks with a map of Alaska ‘
printed on them which designates !
the “Rampart Hydro Site” on the
Yukon River.
AMBITIOUS MEN
Two ambitious young men, Mark
Meyers and Dick Schrack, students
at Lathrop Jligh., are going into
business with the help of Persinger's
Service Station. They are starting
a car washing service, with one hour
service, until school resumes in the
fall. They will pick up “your dirty
car” and return it cleaned, apd
polished.
HAPPY OCCASION
John Palzer has been passing out
good cigars this past week, the oc
casion being the arrival of a son.
the first child for Mrs. Palzer and
himself, at ‘6:02 a.m. last Friday in
St. Joseph’s Hospital. The lad
weighed 8 pounds. 3 ounces, and has
been named Mark Anthony.
John is office manager for Mar
vel Mobile Homes. Paternal grand
mother, Mrs. Anna Palzer, is at
theipresent time in St. Paul. Minn.,
where her eldest son, Benedict, is
being, ordained a Catholic priest.
FOLDOES LEAVE
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Foldoe, and
four children have sold their home
on McGrath Road and left Thurs
day for Bagley, Minnesota, wh#re
they plan to raise sheep. Ervin Fol
doe was employed by St. Joseph's
Hospital here for r the past three
years.
GARVINS HETURN
.'■Mr. and Mrs. Richard Garvin have
returned to -Fairbanks after a
month’s vacation in Phoenix, Ariz.,
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San Francisco and other coastal
cities. Garvin is manager of Radio
Station KFRB.
PLEASANT SURPRISE
David Sweetsir created a pleasant
surprise at his parents’—Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Sweetsir — home last
weekend when he arrived unexpec
tedly from U.S. Naval Air Base.
Alameda. Calif., where he is sta
tioned. Dave has a 30-day furlough.
MADSEN BACK
Harry Madsen of Fox returned
home last week after a winter va*
cation outside.
TEXAS TRIP
Linn Barstow, son of Mr. and
Mrs. R. W. Barstow, left last week
to spend the summer in Amarillo,
Texas, with relatives. Young Bar
stow attended the 7th grade here
last year.
VISITING DAUGHTERS
Mrs. Twila Jensen arrived in
Fairbanks last week to visit her two
daughters. Mrs. Karl Broze and
Mrs. John Murray, and her two
grandsons, Jimmy and Johnny
Broze.
Mrs. Jensen, a resident of Boul
der, Colo., is associated with the ’
Boulder Chamber of Commerce. ■
She plans to return to Boulder soon,
stopping off to visit Century 21 at
Seattle.
25TH ANNIVERSARY
Mr, and Mrs. Phil Sundquist cele- .
brated their 25th wedding anni
versary yesterday. Sundquist is the
owner of Sundquist Painting Co.
STEPOVICH TWINS
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Stepovich are
the proud parents of twin girls,
their 10th and 11th children, born
Friday, May 18. The girls, Laura
Maria and Nada Maria, weighed
4 pounds, 12V2 ounces and 5 pounds.
143/i ounces respectively.
Stepovich, a prominent Fairbanks
attorney, was the last Territorial
governor of Alaska and is presently
campaigning for the Republican
nomination to the same State post.
AAS MEETING
The Arctic Anthropological Socie
ty will hold its May meeting tonight
at 8 p.m. in Room 212 of the Eiel
son Building. Guest speaker will be
Bill Irving of the University of Wis
consin, who will discuss current
anthropological research in north
western Alaska.
Irving has been working with na
tives of the Kobuk River country
for the past several months. All in
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SOROPTIMIST PANEL
Members of the Fairbanks Sorop
timist Club will hear a panel dis
cussion on youth and present a $500
University of Alaska scholarship at
8 p.m. -tonight in the Travelers Inn
Polar Room.
Members of the panel on “YoutN
In Trouble” will be Robert Coffey,
Richard Strait and Tom Roberts,
Fairbanks men active in youth pro
grams.
Some people have read so much
about the bad effects of drinking
they've decided to give up reading.
GRANT PEARSON
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Saturday, May 26
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