Puppet Show Cancelled,
To Be Rescheduled
The puppet show scheduled
for tomorrow evening at the
multi-purpose room of the school
for children of Nome courtesy of
TJSO and the famous Chandler
Bros, has had to be postponed as
Nome Field is being closed at
three o’clock this afternoon and
will not be open in time for the
troop to come in.
They will try and have the
show Sunday or Monday even
ing and the timo will be an
nounced over AFRS.
Kenneth R. Jury Is
New Scout Executive
Kenneth R. Jury has been
named to replace Clarke A. Le
thin as Scout executive, Western
Alaska Council, Boy Scouts of
America.
Jury will assume his new
duties today. He has previously
served as district executives in
Albany, Ore. and Tacoma, Wash.
Mrs. Jury will accompany him
up the Alaska highway when
they drive north.
The new Scout head is an
active member of the Kiwanis
Club and the Baptist church. He
received his college training at
the Eastern Washington College
of Education, and has taught for
several years.
Lethin has been promoted to
Deputy Regional executive of
Region XI, with headquarters in
Portland.
Territorial Fire Marshall
Inspects Local Equipment
Hilton Dearinger, Territorial
Fire Marshall visited in Nome to
day and inspected the local fire
equipment and facilities stating
that he found everything in
surprisingly good shape.
He has requested from the
Nome Fire Chief John Marvik a
record of all fire alarms to be
submitted to the fire underwrit
ers as he thinks it is possible
for a lower fire insurance rate
to be obtained.
Notice To Out-of-Town Buyers
City of Nome Sales Tax is col
lected from all out of town buyers
who purchase locally and lake
possession—sales tax is not col
lected when the purchase is
delivered by or through the seller
to buyer over radius of 10 miles
from Nome.
Robert F. Scott
City Clerk
Publish August 1-4, 1958.
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Short Brothers Ready
To Start Surveying Lots
For Private Individuals
The city resurvey and remonu
menting has progressed far
enough now, that the Short
Brothers will be ready to survey
lots starting next week.
The cost is $25 for a single lot
or portion and $15 for each addi
tional lot or portion in the same
group, regardless of ownership, so
that neighbors may save money
by getting together.
Owners desiring lot surveys
are asked to leave names, lot
descriptions and payment at the
City Clerk’s office as the survey
ors do not have the time to con
tact each one.
Eunice Bergland To Leave
For Vacation In Wisconsin
Eunice Bergland, itinerant
nurse for the Bureau of Indian
Affairs leaves shortly for her
home in Wisconsin where she
will visit with relatives and
friends and return in a couple
of months.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Bashelier
To Teach School At Koyuk
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Bashelier,
who have been teaching school
at Teller Mission for several
years, returned yesterday from
a vacation trip to the States, ac
companied by their son. They
will be teaching at Koyuk this
winter.
American Mortgage and Loan
Representatives Are In Town
Three representatives of the
American Bankers Mortgage and
Loan Corp., of Anchorage, are in
town and are staying at the
Polaris Hotel. They are Bill Shir
ley, Don Murphy and George
Ness. The three will be available
until next week to stockholders
in their corporation and to any
one else interested.
They have arranged for spot
announcements over KNOM-TV
and will appear on the station on
Monday evening.
Lawrence Amarok Serving With
Marines At Bridgeport, Calif.
BRIDGEPORT, Calif.,—-Marine
Cpl. Lawrence D. Amarok, son of
Paul Amarok of Nome, Alaska, is
serving at the Marine Corps Cold
Weather Training Center, Bridge
port, Calif., one of the Corps’
most specialized units.
During the summer months,
the center is concentrating on
training more than 1,000 Marine
Reservists in mountain and cold
weather operations. More than
40,000 personnel have been
trained by the center in stream
crossing and mountain climbing
techniques, escape ad evasion
from the enemy.
NOTICE
The Nome City Council will
take action for collection of all
delinquent property taxes that
are not paid by August 30, 1958.
NOME CITY COUNCIL
By Robert F. Scott
City Clerk
Publish Aug. 1-8-15-22-25-27-29.
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Cornerstone Laying
Ceremony At Federal
Building Tomorrow
A cornerstone laying ceremony
is planned for tomorrow after
noon at 3 p.m. Saturday in front
of the Federal Bldg, at which
time the cornerstone with its
box of historical documents will
be laid.
The marble is now being placed
around the bottom of the build
ing, completing its outside ap
pearance. The formal dedication
ceremony will be held in Octo
ber, stated Mayor Andersen when
the building is occupied.
WEATHER FORECAST
Mostly cloudy today. Cloudy
with occassional fain tonight and
Saturday. Little change in tem
perature. Low tonight 40, high
tomorrow 55.
Hank Strickland and Elsie
Ootenna Married Monday
Hank Strickland, taxi-driver
for Q Cab and Elsie Ootenna were
married by the U.S. Commission
er on Monday.
Vallee Scott Returns
Home From Hospital
Friends of Vaflee Scott will be
glad to learn that she will be
going home today after being
hospitalized for several months
with a broken hip. She is now
able to perambulate with the aid
of a stroller and will be able to
get around her home.
Ash Crafi Returns From Vacation
Ash Craft of the U.S. Weather
Bureau and popular Explorer
Scout leader returned yesterday
from vacation with his family
after a 12,000 mile trip across the
states, in his Volkswagon.
John Marvik Leaves For
Three Weeks Vacation
John Marvik, Chief of Police
leaves today on a three weeks
vacation. Acting chief will be
James Carter during his absence.
CITY TO BUY NEW
POLICE PATROL CAR
At a special meeting of the
Nome City Council last evening
the bid of Northern Commercial
Co. for a new Ford station wagon
patrol car was accepted with the
old ambulance being traded in.
ATTENTION ALL DEMOCRATS
Democratic Divisional
Committee Meeting
Monday Evening, August 4, 1958
City Hall
Important All Interested
Democrats Attend.
John A. McNees, Chairman
Divisional Committee
NOTICE
Alaska Airlines announces that
due to increased passenger and
freight traffic being handled out
of the Nome area, there will be
a 3:30 p.m. deadline on freight
received for flights the following
morning.
Perishables may be received
the morning of departure pro
viding arrangements have been
made by 3:30 p.m. the day before.
For further information, call
Main 66. 92
WANT ADS
LOST—Wrist Watch, gray band.
Call Jean Short. 92p
REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS—
Look for soon after August 8.
Nancy Lee Baker. 93c
FOR SALE OR RENT—The
James Walsh residence. For
information contact Luther
Dunbar or M. J. Walsh. 92c
FOR SALE—Our new dried Red
salmon are in. Better than
ever. 45c lb. by the bundle.
50c lb. straight. R. R. (Bob)
Blodgett, Teller Commercial
Co., Teller, Alaska. tf
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7:00—World News 7:00—Steve Allen
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8:15—Jim Bowie 8:30—The Thin Man
8:45—Schlitz Playhouse 9:00—Feature Movie
9:15—Lawrence Welk 10:00—Sacred Heart
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