Girl Scout Committee
Reports On Expenses Of
Dexter Encampment
The Girl Scout Committee has
rendered this interesting analysis
of expenses for the Girl Scout
encampment held in June:
Total expenses including fbod,
equipment, gas fbr bus, and mis
cellaneous expense, amounted to
$228.47;
Fourteen girls registered for the
encampment, each making a pay
ment of $7 for the week, netting
$98 in registration fees;
Estimated cost was $1.35 a day
to feed each girl and the Girl
Scout leaders.
The committee was most grate
ful to the members of the com
munity who assisted in donating
food, arts and crafts supplies, and
daily transportation. They said it
would be impossible to thank
everyone who gave of their time
but expressed appreciation to the
volunteer women who were camp
leaders; to the U.S. Smelting Co.
fbr stove oil, and to the men of
the community for maintenance
assistance.
Clothing left at camp may be
claimed at the home of Mrs. Jack
Jenkins any time this week.
All Girl Scout books may be
returned to Mrs. Jenkins.
Wendell Kay Drops
From Delegate Race
JUNEAU — The Speaker of the
House ot Representatives of the
2nd Legislature has withdrawn
from the constitutional conven
tion election.
i
Wendell Kay, speaker at the
last legislature, in a letter to the
governor’s office, gave as his rea
son for withdrawal the “press of
affairs.”
Kay, an Anchorage attorney,
was a candidate for the consti
tutional convention from the city
of Anchorage. He was in a three
way race and his withdrawal
leaves as the only candidates
from the city Herbert Hilscher,
Anchorage public relation agent,
and Victor Paal, president of the
Anchorage Central Labor Council.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Melvin Menadlook,
Stewart Tocktoo, Graham Auster
man, Margaret Russell.
Discharged: Agnes Kunnuk,
Freida Moto, Charles Moore, El
mer Seetomona..
NOTICE CAP CADETS
All CAP Cadets are to meet at
7:30 tonight at the AN.G. Armory
for drill practice.
ONE
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FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
FRESH MEATS AND FISH
HOUSEWARES AND HARDWARE
DRY GOODS
MEN’S AND LADIES’ FURNISHINGS
Your Friendly Community Store
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Department of Northern CommercJaJ Company
Phon* MAin 133 FREE DELIVERY
60 YEARS SERVING ALASKA
Coastal Rambler
Due to Arrive Nome
9 P.M. TONIGHT
Will Sail Wednesday For—
KOTZEBUE
TELLER
ST. MICHAEL
Utilities Board Meets Wednesday
The Nome Power and Light
Utilities Board will hold its reg
ular monthly meeting at the
City Hall, Wednesday, July 27
starting at 7:30 o’clock. The pub
lic is welcome to attend.
NOTICE
Sales Tax reports on retail
sales and services for the quar
ter ending June 30, 1955, must
be in the City Clerk's Office by
July 30, 1955.
Carrie M. McLain,
City Clerk
WANT ADS
SELL OR TRADE — Foam .rub
ber mattress and matching box
springs; bunk beds with inner
spring mattress. Group $125.
Phone Main 30 90
MUST SELL — Leaving tomor
row — Waffle iron, radio, en
larging equipment, Bell and
Howell 16 mm movie camera,
Eastman 35 mm camera. Call
Main 100 or see Rev. Amund
sen after 5 p.m.
LOST—Wallet of Johnnie Nordon.
Please return to Nugget and re
ceive $5 reward. 88
FOR SALE—’53 Chevrolet pickup
truck. Good condition, $1500.
David Trantham, Main 29 tf
FOR SALE—’52 Dodge Coronet 4
dqor station wagon. Near-new
condition. Actual mileage 4,000.
Exceptionally clean. A big,
roomy, luxurious car priced for
a small car budget at $1800. Call
Norm Asbridge at Red 165 or
Main 26. 88
WANTED—Home for cocker span
iel for a year. Call Main 100.
FOR SALE — High chair, baby
crib and mattress, youth bed
and mattress, tricycle, two bi
cycles. Reasonable. Black 65.
Just Rec'd: new O.D. Mattresses
for Army cots . $12.50 each
Army cots . 3.00 each
THE TRADING POST
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{SHOWING AT THE S
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SHOW TIMES EVERY DAY: 3
7:15 and 9:15 P.M. U
Plus Early Show Sunday: 5:15 pjn. 1 j
TONIGHT
TUESDAY
“YOUNG BESS’’
True story of Queen Elizabeth . .
daughter of Anne Boleyn and
King Henry VIII.
. . . See the beautiful girl
who dared defy the king
yet lived while others died at
the chopping block.
—Technicolor—
Filmed in all the splendor
of the 16lh Century
with
Stewart Granger
Jean Simmons
Charles Laughton
Deborah Kerr
Twelve Touring Teachers
Are Visitors To Nome
A special tour of twelve teach
ers from thye National Education
Assn., arrived yesterday and were
given a special entertainment in
addition to the planned tour,
which included a sightseeing trip
and train ride with Curly Q
Railroad.
Interesting pictures of a wal
rus hunt in the Bering Sea were
shown at the School aduitorium
by Sam Mogg.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Candle: Esther, Gladys
and Dorothy Richards.
To Candle: Mr. and Mrs.
Fletcher Gregg.
From Kotzebue: Mr. and Mrs.
M. Ruska, Bob Lee, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred L. Keene, L. Wilson, J.
Lenger, Carrie Greene, Mary
Walker, John Green.
To Kotzebue: Alfred Frances,
H. Turner, Benedict Saclamana,
J. Wheeler, William Penn.
From Rainbow: W. Kohler.
From Fairbanks: George Mc
Nabb, M. Eberle, Gus Lindgren,
Mary Newton, Emily Boucher,
H. J. Varr, Ed George, Howard
Beaton, Hans Arp, Harry Tipton,
Margaret McDonald, M. Kelliher,
M. Katexak, Ruth Brown.
To Fairbanks: A.C. Branaman,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Donaldson,
Louise Donaldson, Castilla Fisch
er, Jean Harmon, S. Reed, Emma
Hann, Elsie Stokes, Grace Mill
age, Elizabeth Gregor, Elizabeth
McCarthy, Marie Hoover, Mr. and
Mrs. M. Hruska, Jean Hruska,
Bill Stubkjaer, Ellen Smith, M.
Steinbreck, H. Hoagland, Dr. and
Mrs. E. S. Howarth, Mr. and Mrs.
C. Olson, R. Olson, Mr. and Mrs.
Van Pool, Ron Van Pool, G. Cum
mings, E. Jarvoe, M. Dukman,
Hans Arp, Lois Mclver, L. E.
Ost.
— FOR RENT —
Houses and Apartments
Furnished and Unfurnished
George Hite—Main 123
Coastal Rambler Expected
To Arrive at 9:00 Tonight
And To Depart Wednesday
The Coastal Rambler of the
Alaska Line is due to arrive
Nome about 9 p.m. tonight and
work will start immediately to
unload the 1,000 tons of freight
consigned for here. Longshore
men are needed, as the ship is
anxious to complete its discharg
ing here in order to sail Wed
nesday for Kotzebue. It will dis
charge at Teller on the return
from Kotzebue enroute to St.
Michael and will not stop here
again this trip.
U.S. DISTRICT COURT
The case of Wilson vs. Eberle
re-opened today. More jurors
were drawn this morning with
the full panel expected to report
at 1:30 this afternoon.
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