Call For Bids For
Moving Post Office
Into New Building
It is getting near the time when
the occupants of the Federal
Bldg, will have moving day and
I get settled in their new building
across the street.
Bids are being received by the
General Service office here,
Room 106 in the old Federal
Bldg, for the moving of the
equipment and supplies from the
old • building which has been an
nounced as about Sept. 1st.
Bids will be received until
August 1st.
Anyone interested may con
tact C. V. Stevens, Construction
Engineer.
DON BELLMAN AWARDED
TEN-YEAR SERVICE PIN
Don Billman was awarded a
ten-year service pin on July 14th,
having been with the TJ.S.
Weather Bureau for that period.
During this time he' has been
stationed in Alaska at King Sal
mon and Bethel before coming
to Nome about two months ago.
Previous to his Alaska assign
ments he was stationed at Ta
toosh Island in Washington.
A between-planes visitor in
town today was Nick C. Gray,
brother of Clinton Gray and Mrs.
Rose Bronson. He is enroute to
Cape Lisbourne.
Henry Strickland and Elsie
Ootenna have applied for a mar
riage license.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted—James Klemenson,
Edith Mandeville, Marilyn Dex
ter, Agnes Komakuk, Andrea
McCafferty.
Discharged — Bernadette Al
vana, Walt Levine, Glen Lenert.
Carol Ahnongatoguk was trans
ferred to hospital in Anchorage.
Fish and Wildlife
Regulations
The new fish and wildlife regu
lations effective July 1, 1958 to
June 30, 1959 states that the bag
limit on Ptarmigan is 20 a day
and sets the season from Aug.
20 to April 15th.
Polar bear one a year but no
females accompanied by cubs.
There is n6 closed season on
game fish in this area but the
bag limit is 15 fish daily; pro
vided that such limit may not
contain more than 3 fish over 20"
in length. Possession limit; 2
daily bag limit.
There is no limit or closed sea
son for squirrel or wolves.
Moose is limited to one bull a
year. 1
Caribou is limited to one a year,
either sex.
New Teachers
For Gambell
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Alexander
are enroute to Gambell where
they will be teachers for the
Bureau of Indian Affairs school.
There has not been a teacher on
the island since last April when
the former teachers departed
early.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander come
from Noorvich where they have
taught for the past 8 years and
before that they spent five years
at Pt. Hope.
Before coming to Alaska they
had seven years teaching experi
ence with the Navajo Indians.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Sunday Services
10 a.m. Sunday School
11 a.m. Morning Worship
6:45 p.m. Street Service
7:30 p.m. Evangelistic Service
Rev. Oscar Butterfield Speaking
Everyone Cordially
Invited To Attend '
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Del Kampman Arrives
To Manage Alaska
Airlines Office Here
Del Kampman, new manager
for the Alaska Airlines arrived
Monday to assume his new duties.
He replaces Bill Golden who
left recently.
Although Kampman has only
been with Alaska Airlines since
December he has had airlines ex
perience with the West Coast Air
lines, Western Airlines, and the
Flying Tiger Line.
Brownie Scouts
Enjoy Day At Camp
Twenty-five Brownie Scouts
and adults enjoyed a full day of
activities at Dexter camp Wed
nesday. The weather was warm
and sunny therefore swimming
and wading were the first ac
tivities of the day. Alice Arnold,
an Intermediate scout was busy
encouraging the girls to swim.
She had learned how to swim at
camp in June and was eager to
help the Brownies learn.
Each Brownie brought her
own sack lunch. Cocoa was
made over a campfire built by
three girls who were learning
their first lesson in fire building.
While the cocoa was cooking the
group sang songs and learned a
new table grace.
After an hour of resting in the
bunk house it was time for an
other swim and the girls were
again splashing, giggling, and
squealing in the cold water.
Mrs. Harwood and Mrs. Mc
Carthy arrived in time to take
movies of the flag ceremony and
games.
After toasting marshmallows it
was time to return to town. The
girls wish to thank Mrs. Pearse
Walsh, Mrs. Don Hungerford,
Mrs. Langus and Mrs. Walter
Glavinovich for providing trans
portation. Mrs. Langus and Mrs.
Liebig were in charge of the pro
gram for the two days of Brownie
camp.'
R. W. Oliver, U.S. Marshal has
announced that Walter C. Levine,
who has been a deputy United
States Marshal here since April,
1957, has resigned his position
for personal reasons and has re
turned to the States.
NOTICE
Anyone apprehended destroy
ing or removing anything from
the property of the Council Dredg
ing Co., Camp Creek Dredging
Co., or the Inland Dredging Co.
will be prosecuted.
Clyde Glass
Nels Swanberg Jr. 90
NOTICE
Sales Tax Reports on retail
sales and services for the quarter
ending June 30, 1958, must be in
the City Clerk's Office by Wed
nesday, July 30th.
Robert F. Scott
City Clerk
Publish July 21-23-25-28-30, 1958
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Arvin radio. Call
Red 89. 89c
FOR SALE—Oil burning range.
Call Main 195. 89
CUTE PART Siamese kittens
need homes. Call Main 83 90p
FOR SALE—3 HP Motorscooter,
excellent condition. Phone
Red 61. 89p
FOR SALE—Almost new Easy
washer. Bargain. Call Blk.
188. 89p
WANTED—Sportshirt salesmen
for the state of Alaska. Hot
test line styled in California
and manufactured in Japan.
Combines styling and fantastic
prices. Reply Royal Court
Shirtmakers, 1053 S. Main St.,
Los Angeles 15, Calif. 89c
Your Last Chance To Buy
Phonographs, Records, Radios,
TV Sets and Musical Instruments
At Reduced Prices.
Sale Ends July 26th
MUSIC BOX
9
SS TONSINA Sails from Seattle Sept. 18
For Nome and St. Michael
The MS GALENA will call at Nome
Southbound. Freight for St. Michael
or Seattle discharge will be received at
Lomen Commercial Co. up to and in
cluding August 1.
JAMES F. O'SULLIVAN. Agent Phone Main 68 I
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