SCOUTS AWARDED 31
MERIT BADGES AT
COURT OF HONOR
A total of 31 merit were award
ed Wednesday evening at the Boy
Scout Court of Honor. Members of
Scout Troop 666 received 16 of
these awards and 15 went to the
members of the Explorer Troop.
In addition to the merit badges
advancements in grade were made
and six received the coveted Or
der of the Arrow.
Troop 663 advanced Mike
Simon to First Class and second
class ranks were awarded to Jul
ius Pleasant, Gerald Napowuk,
Roy Kimmik and Ivan Sundstrom.
Members *of the Scout commit
tees of both Troops 663 and 666
made the presentations. Two new
members on Troop 666 committee j
are Wm. Hoogendorn and Curtis !
Chunn, replacing Harry Johnsen ;
and Clinton Gray.
John Bandy, Scoutmaster of |
Troop 666 and Spencer Strand, j
Scoutmaster of 663 were receip
ients of the Arrow award. Ivan j
Sundstrom, Pepper Gray, and
,Fred and Bill Chunn were simil- j
arly honored.
Ash Craft, Explorer advisor, j
made the Order of the Arrow pre
sentations.
Advancements to First Class in
Troop 666 were made to Fred
Chunn, Willie Hoogendorn, and
Gabe Moses. From Tenderfoot to
Second Class: Peter Dexter, Ray
Nuipok, George Tucker and Joel
Craft.
Among th^ boys who received
merit badges were: Fred Chunn,
Gabe Moses, Ricky Young, Willie j
Hoogendorn, Jeff Grant, Bobby
Lee and Pepper Gray.
Explorer merit badges were
awarded to Ray Arnold, Eddie
Johnsen, Fritz Chambers, Douglas •
Lee and Rod Boucher.
STATE BOILER INSPECTOR
MAKES OFFICIAL CALL HERE
The first inspection under the
new State Safety Code is now
being made in Nome by H. F.
Wakefield, boiler inspector.
He is calling at business houses |
and institutions inspecting fur
races. One boiler of the School
hjs been condemned, it is re
ported, and steps are being taken :
immediately to have this boiler re
placed before school starts, if pos
sible.
Donald McClellan of FAA is to
leave today for Oklahoma to take
© three-month special training
course.
YOUTH DANCE
SATURDAY, JULY 25
CATHOLIC REC HALL
18 YEARS AND OLDER
NOTICE
Sales Tax Reports on Retail Sales
and Services for the quarter end
ing June 30, f959, must be in the
City Clerk's Office by Thursday,
July 30, 1959.
ROBERT F. SCOTT,
£0 City Clerk |
Anonymous Donor Ups
Nurses Training Fund
It was announced at the meeting
of the Advisory Board of the
MMM Hospital last evening that
the scholarship fund started last
year for nurses training has been
increased to $1,385, through a gen
erous offer of over $700 by an
anonymous donor.
Hospital Administrator Robert
Reed stated that the fund, when
it is about twice the present
amount, will probably be set up
as a revolving fund, and qualifi
cations for its use will be an
nounced. ,
The Hospital Board has recom- j
mended to the city that a sidewalk
be completed to the hospital. This
is now under consideration of the
Council, but will be postponed un
til surveying and road work is
completed on Bering Street.
Work on the exterior of the hos
pital has been delayed due to
several complications, however the
work under the hospital has
started, and concrete is being
poured in the area which has
been undermined. This is being
done by Bill Gillis.
New Trailer Home Open
For Inspection Here
Bill Munz has opened his new
home for inspection at the city
field, by appointment. The trailer
home, which just arrived, may be
the answer to the housing prob
lem, according to Mr. Munz and
those who have seen the house. It |
is complete in every modern de
tail. Compact, with modern bath,
three bedrooms, central heating,
ample closet and storage cabinets,
central heating, double windows,
and even a skylight. Fiberglass
insulation is expected to keep the
house very warm, even during
severe weather.
Mr. Munz is agent for the Hen
slee Houses, of which there are
several sizes and floor plans.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Mary Jones, Ellen
Murray, Robert Thompson.
Discharged: Danny Strandberg.
Todd Purcell, District Scout
Executive for the Midnight Sun
District, Western Alaska Council,
1'eaves next month fqr assignment
in Yakima, Wash.
Purcell has worked with the Boy
Scouts here for the past two years,
and has helped with the encamp
ments for two seasons. No suc
cessor has been announced.
IMPORTANT
All delinquent Sales Taxes
from the first quarter of 1950
through the second quarter of
1959 will be turned over to the
City Attorney for legal action on
August 1, 1959. Those who failed
to file a return will also be turned
over to the City Attorney for legal
action.
Nome Common Council,
By Robert F. Scott,
90 City Clerk
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-Tames F. O’Sullivan, Agent — Phone Main 68
First Asphalt Laid on
Airport Runway Crossing
The first layer of asphalt, one-'
and-one-half-inch thick, was |
poured last night on the intersec
tion of the runways at the airport,
and was completed in time for the
field to open for traffic at 8 o’clock
this morning. The second layer of
another lVi> inches will start being
poured at noon tomorrow, when
the field will close again until I
8 o’clock Sunday morning.
A1 Haferbecker of FAA stated ]
that it is hoped that it will not I
be necessary to close again this |
season, although it is possible a1
seal coat may be used. *
When the intersection is com- j
pleted” work will start on the east |
end of the East-West runway.
Completion of the field is esti
mated for August 1.
SUIT FILED
A suit was filed in U. S. District
Court by Bill Munz, against the
Lucky Syndicate, for the sum of
$1,180.45, an open account for air
transportation of passengers and
supplies.
Lucky Syndicate operated in the
Kougarok last year.
Irma Wainner, public assistance
supervisor for the Department of
Health and Welfare, in the division
of social service, is scheduled to
arrive here and to remain for
about a week, during which time
she will consult with the local
welfare agent, Lloyd Draper.
NOTICE
Teen-Age Dance Saturday Night
at 9 o'clock — at the Multipurpose
Room.
WANT APS
1955 DODGE for sale. Radio, htr.,
nw. rubbr, tn. sigs. Call Nugget.
88
WANTED TO RENT — 2-Bedroom
house, by August 15th. Call
Capt. Flanagan, Main 112. 88
FOR SALE — Standard-size Dav
enport, good as new; at sacrifice
price. Call Main 157. tf
FOR SALE — Television Set; RCA
Victor table model, with stand,
17-inch screen. $125. Call Black
242. , 88
FOR SALE — Ithaca 20 Gauge;
Call Beals, Main 26. 88c
FOR SALE—1957 Ford Fairlane
500. Like new, licensed and
ready to go. $2385, liberal terms
N.C. Cat Shop Ford Garage.
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