Vandals Raze Summer
Camps at Council
Property owners at Council are
appealing through the Nugget to
those persons planning a long
weekend at this popular camping
area to respect the rights of those
who are maintaining cabins, cars
and boats there and to stop the
destruction which has been going
on this past year, on both sides
of the river.
Although it is considered a de
serted town, it is one of the pret
tiest spots in this area and there
is no need for destruction of win
dows with BB guns; no need to
destroy the boats stored there;
no necessity of wrecking the cars
kept on both sides of the river.
Last weekend campers are re
ported to have used the bed of a
truck parked on the south side of
the river for fire wood; cables
were chopped off of a good river
boat owned by local people.
People who make Council their J
summer home find it necessary
to board their windows over each |
weekend.
Parents are urged to see that
their children do not destroy
property and adults are reminded
that property on both sides of the
river belongs to residents of
Nome.
Home Arts Club* Holds
Picnic Lunch at Capo Nome
The members of the Home Arts
Club enjoyed a trip to Cape Nome
for their August meeting, at ine
home of Mrs. Pete Hahn. A pic
nic lunch with campfire was fol
lowed by the business meeting.
The group is canning local
jams and jellies whitih it Will
soon offer for sale as gift items.
Quarterly Conference of Methodist
Church to Be Held Sunday Night
! The quarterly conference of the
Community Methodist Church
will be held Sunday evening at
8 o’clock in the church. All mem
bers are urged to be present. Rev.
Fred Blackburn will be in at
tendance.
NOTI C E _
Senior High School students
ere asked to report to the school
at 8:00 a. m. and the Junior
( High students at the gym at 9:00
a.m. Tuesday.
NOTICE to PARENTS
The 10:00 p. m. curfew ordi
nance is to be strictly enforced
and all parents are urged to co
operate.
Robert Oliver,
Chief of Police
Nome to Have Community
Birthday Calendar Again
Nome will once again have a
Community Birthday Calendar.
This project will once again be
sponsored by the Nome Parents
and Teachers Assn., to raise
money for school activities. Mrs.
Charles M. Reader is chairman
of the calendar project, and will
be assisted by the following:
Mrs. Earl Towner, church and
organization listings; Mrs. Eddie
P. Murphy and Mrs. Wallace Mc
Iver, commercial advertising: Mrs.
Ralph Fondell, publicity; and
Mrs. Pearse Walsh, typing.
The city of Nome will be di
vided into districts and every
home will be contacted. Captains
for the various districts will be
announced shortly. This year
those in outlying villages are
being invited to send in their
birthday, anniversary and meet
ing listings as well as advertise
ments. These are to be sent to
Mrs. Charles Reader, and must be
in Nome by Sept. 22. The prices
of the calendars and listings are
as follows:
25c for each birthday and/or
anniversary listing
10c for seventh listing and over
75c for calendars (for listers)
$1.00 for each additional cal
endar
$12.00 for listing two meetings
per month
$18.00 listing of weekly meet
ings
. $5.00 listing one meeting per
month
$30.00 per space for commer
cial advertising (26 spaces avail
able).
This project has proved in the
past to be very enjoyable as well
as beneficial. Your help in making
it a success this year will be
greatly appreciated and contri
bute towards making a better
school for our children.
Carrie McLain assumes her
new duties as secretary to the
deputy tax commissioner, Steffen
Andersen next Tuesday, replacing
Ella Tanner who resigned to help
care for her two grandchildren
due to a hand injury sustained
by their mother. y.* .
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Meeting of Republican North
west District convention Friday,
Sept. 8, at Nome for purpose of
choosing delegates to the Slate
Convention to be held in Fair
banks in October.
Wallace Mclver, Chairman
of N.W. District Committee
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
DOZER-SCRAPER CABLE SALE: Guaranteed MacWhyie
Brand. fix25 Lang Lay. Steel Coro (IWRC), V4"x30Q' reels. New
and Best Quality. Six reels only at 29c per foot, full reels.
Orders accepted for other sises and styles at comparative prices.
Also, over 2 tons (4,000 lb.) of WELDING ROD — All fresh,
new stock in warm storage. Authorised LINCOLN - AIRCO
Dealer.
Sales Office: Dial 2234 Write Box 700
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Public Dock Is
Made Available to
Nome Residents
Don Perkins, Chairman of the
Streets and Alleys Committee of
the Nome Common Council said
today that within the next few
days a public dock will be avail
able to all persons with private
and commercial boats who desire
a spot to tie-up their boats. It
will be available to persons or
freighting companies who wish to
use it as a dock for loading or
unloading cargo. Pleasure boat
owners may tie-up their boats
at both the north and south ends,
and use the dock for painting or
repairing. It is requested that you
do not tie-up directly in front
of the heavy planking facing West
toward Belmont Point, as this area
should be left free for loading
or unloading.
The dock consists of a large
wooden barge sunk arid „berthed
on city property between the end
of the steel revetment at the
foot of Second Ave. and the
Standard oil tanks. An approach
will be built soon.
At present there are no res
trictions or fees for the use of
this dock. There is a several foot
drop from the deck to the water
so warn your children to play
elsewhere and leave the boats
alone.
The barge and most of the labor
and expense has been furnished
by the Alaska Steamship Co. in
conjunction with Lomen Com
mercial Co., and the cooperation
cf agent James O’Sullivan. Bill
Brown, harbor master, and crew
are dredging a channel and have
filled in the barge to make it
stationary. “Take advantage of
this facility, it’s yours to use,”
said Perkins.
IN MAGISTRATE'S COURT
Vernon Carlson, Bert Beltz Jr.
and Clifton Carroll were bound
over to the Superior Court for
burglary in Green’s Garage on
Airport Road.
Also bound over to the Superior
Court are three persons from
Barrow: Mathew Eriklook charged
with rape; David Kozanlook,
breaking and entering; and Frank
Long Jr., breaking and entering.
WSCS MEETS TONIGHT
The monthly meeting of the
WSCS of the Community Meth
odist Church will be held tonight
at 8:00 in the Fellowship Hall.
— MEMBERS
PIONEER IGLOO NO. 1
A special meeting of Igloo No.
1 will be held at the Igloo at 8
p. m., Wednesday. Sept. 6 to select
the delegates to the Grand Igloo
Session at Anchorage Sept. 28.
29. 30 and Oct. 1. 1961.
Wm. Cameron. Pres.,
Chas. D. Jones. Secty.
4 WANTBfADS
FCXR SALE: International 4-wheel
drive station wagon. Dial 2474
or write Box 474, Nome. 105
WORK WANTED: Can qualify for
clerical work, warehouse mana
ger, truck driver or typist. Will
appreciate any offer. Contact
Gary Longley or dial 2258. tf
FOR SALE: Two dwellings to be
removed from premises after
purchase. The Methodist Church
wishes to sell the former Kea
ton residence, located next to
the new church, and the old
parsonage building, located on
the south side of the present
church. Contact Rev. McCray
for information. 105c
WANTED: Good used upright
typewriter. Dail 2280 after 5.
WANTED: More people to Dial
2475 or 2280 for the “Best
Water in Alaska.”
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