Central Construction and
Engineering Co. Awarded
Nome Field Contract
The Central Construction and
Engineering Co. of Seattle has
been awarded the contract for |
the rehabilitation of the runways
at Nome Field. The contract for
$778,802.50 also calls for paving
and Installation of new high-in
tensity approach lights at the
-boundaries of the field.
MIAMI AIRLINE OFFICIAL
GUEST OF GOLDENS
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Golden have j
had as their guest Robert Cooper,
assistant vice president of Nation- j
al Airlines of Miami. Mr. Cooper ;
has enjoyed fishing in this area i
for grayling.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold von der ;
Hellen of Anaheim, Calif., are en- |
joying a visit to Nome and plan j
to extend their travels north to
include Kotzebue and Barrow.
Registration For Girl
Scout Encampment Will
Be Held This Week
Mrs. Walter Glavinovich will
have charge of camp registration
for the Girl Scouts this Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday from
10 to 12 a.m. Registration fee is
$7.00.
The Q Cab bus will leaves from
the school promptly at 8:00 a.m.
Sunday morning.
Driftwood is needed for camp
fire at Camp Dexter. Firewood
brought out by anyone coming
out Dexter way will be very
much appreciated.
Rose Silverman Buys The
Jim von der Heydt Home
One of Nome’s oldest homes,
which was restored by Sally Car
righar, the writer, and more re
cently owned by .James von der
Heydt, has been sold to Rose
Silverman.
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Vandalism Of
Planes At City
Field Reported
Some damage to aircraft at the
city airfield and elsewhere near
Nome has been reported.
The damage consists largely of
removal of instruments, tools and,
in some cases, fabrics. This dam
age is not only expensive to the
owners, but also very dangerous
to them, since sometimes the
missing parts are not discovered
until the plane is airborne.
Some syphoning of gasoline has
also been reported by aircraft
owners. This also is highly dan
gerous, as it may not be missed
until the plane is in flight. The
owner sometimes fills his tank
the night before and hopes to get
an early start in the morning.
District Atty. Russell Hermann
advises that tampering with air
craft is a highly serious offense.
The identity of some of the cul
prits is known and action may be
taken against them in the future.
In the case of juveniles, the
parents can be held liable for the
damages under a new territorial
law.
Blattler Goes To Portland
For Treatment To
Seriously Injured Hand
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blattler left
with Pan American for the States
last Saturday.
Mr. Blattler, who is in charge
of the meat department of the
U.S. Merc, seriously injured his
hand and due to the absence of a
doctor in the community thought
it advisable to go to Portland for
treatment.
During his absence, Si Sahlin
will be in the Merc Meat depart
ment.
Mrs. Goodrich Goes To Join
Her Husband At Anchorage
Mrs. Dewey Goodrich left for
Anchorage to be with her hus
band while he is attending a
meeting of the Board of Road
Commissioners being held in An
chorage.
NOTICE
The City Clerk's Office will be
: open from 7 :o 10 p.m. tonight,
j Juiy 15, to enable property own
1 ers to pay their real and personal
properly taxes before the dead
line, which is tonight.
NOTICE
Tuesday, July 16, at 2 p.m.,
Mrs. Jean K. Burand of the Uni
versity of Alaska extension ser
vice will give a demonstration in
| fish canning at the LWY Commu
j nitv Center.
Those interested are urged to
: attend. There will be no charge.
| Please tell your friends about this
i demonstration. There will be time
, for questions and answers and a
I discussion of matters of interest
to those who attend. 84
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Ruthie Sez:— New shipment
of records coming soon. Watch
the window of The MUSIC BOX.
WANT ADS
WILL DO HOUSEWORK by the
hour. Call White 143. 84p
CARS WASHED, 51.50. Phone
Red 74, Jerry Short. 86
FOUND—Key, furniture type. At
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SHOWING AT THE NOMERAMA TONIGHT
UL -T TONIGHT
6:30—Mick'y Mouse Clb. i
7:30—People's Choice
8:00—Hold That Note
8:30—The Vice
9:00—R.M. Presents
10:00—Perry Como Show |
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TUESDAY
6:30—Mick'y Mouse Clb.
7:30—Broken Arrow
8:00—On Trial
8:30—Loretta Young
9:00—Wrestling
10:00—Tunes & Talent
WALK. RUN, TAKE A PLANE, COME BY
BOGTEAM OR WRITE — but get your 1957
JOHNSON OUTBOARD CATALOG.
It’s waiting for you at the
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