Girl Scouts to be Guests
Aboard USC’G Clover
Through the courtesy ot Lt
Cmdr. Frank Barnett of the
Coast Guard Cutter Clover the
Girl Scouts of the Intermediate
Group will be guests on the ship
today with their counselors.
Since transportation of passen
gers by boat was suspended some
years ago, many young people
have never had the opportunity
of boarding seagoing ships and
the girls are most enthusiastic for
this opportunit.y
Fathers of the Girl Scouts in
the FAA area are providing the
transportation to and from the
Dexter camp for this treat. Two
launches will be provided by the
Clover this afternoon.
WEATHER FORECAST
Continued cloudy with occa
sional light rain and fog. Cooler
tonight, with an expected low of
SO and a high tomorrow of 60.
In the past 24 hours: highest
temp. 63, lowest 51. Sunrise at
2:31 a.m., sunset at 9:46 p.m
A year ago today, high 49,
low 38. Extremes on this date
since 1907: highest 72 in 1918,
lowest 36 in 1921.
Seattle had a high of 79 and a
low of 51, and San Francisco reg
istered 61-53 today.
ROBERT BOOCHEVER OF
JUNEAU TO SPEAK AT
C OF C THURSDAY
Members and guests of the
Chamber of Commerce will hear,
at the regular meeting next week,
which has been postponed until
Thursday noon, a report on Al
askans United, and reasons why
the capital should not be moved,
by Robert Boochever, Juneau at
torney.
President Pearse Walsh states
that the Chamber will welcome
guests at this luncheon meeting
which is held promptly at 12
noon in the Seaview Room.
Larry Martin, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Martin, left today for
a visit to the states.
Overnight guests tonight are
Ann Ziko and Doris Decker.
Ruth Glavinovich. daughter of
Carl Glavinovich, who works in
Spokane, is home for a short visit
after an absence of two years.
Chamber Will Meet On Thursday
The Chamber of Commerce
meeting regularly scheduled for
Monday noon will be held on
Thursday next week. I
Ricky Young Is One of
42 Alaska Scouts to Attend
Big Colorado Jamboree
By RICKY YOUNG
Jamboree Reporter
I Tomorrow (July 19' I will join
I the Alaska boys at the airport for
the Jamboree in Colorado. Yester
day the Seattle, Tacoma, Belling
i ham and Bremerton boys left.
I There were 450 of them.
There are supposed to be 42
boys from Alaska including An
chorage, Seward, Fairbanks, Ko
r diak, Adak, Unalakleet and my-1
self from Nome.
We are scheduled to be taken to j
the Reverse J Diamond ranch at1
Colorado Springs for a chuck wa- j
gon dinner and then on a tour j
of the Air Force Academy and a
nearby planetarium.
The Alaska boys will have a j
dog sled mounted on wheels to
be used to transport food from j
the commissary to their tents.
More than 52,000 Scouts will be j
at the Jamboree which will com- j
memorate a half-century of scout- j
ing.
j NOME BOWLERS INC. PLANS
i PUBLIC MEETING NEXT
WEDNESDAY EVENING
| The Board of Director of Nome
j Bowlers Inc., held their weekly
i meeting last night and made plans
, for a meeting of stockholders with
I the public. The meeting is plan
ned for Wednesday, July 27 at
the City Hall.
Purpose of the meeting is to ac
quaint everyone of the progress
made on the new alleys and a
general accounting of all expen
ditures and to answer any ques
tions. All stockholders and direc
tors are urged to attend.
WEEKEND VISITORS TO NOME
About 30 small planes are ex
pected to arrive on Sunday and
remain over night. The group is
called the Mukluk Caravan and
consists of about 50 people. Their
trip was planned by Safeway Air
ways of Anchorage.
Overnighters on Saturday will
be another tour from the Univer
sity of Alaska. The first group
from the University arrived last
weekend and left on Sunday.
CUTTER CLOVER HERE TO
SERVICE LIGHTS, BEACONS
The USCG Clover is in the
roadstead on its annual trip to the
Arctic to repair and install navi
gational aids such as lights and
beacons. At Nome they maintain
I the jetty lights.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
Lighterage & Coastwise Water Transportation
Distributor — Standard Oil Company ot California
DEALERS — MINING EQUIPMENT, LUMBER, COAL,
BUILDING MATERIALS, INDUSTRIAL HARDWARE
MAIN 147 BOX 700
| MS TANANA l
" WEDNESDAY fl y *
Tanana will discharge perishables only.
She will call at Teller Thursday, July 21
and at Kotzebue, July 23
The MS Coastal Nomad is scheduled to
arrive Nome about July 30 and will
call at Si. Michael about August 3.
Federal Jury Pane!
To Report Aug. 10
The following were drawn for
trial jurors in U.S. District Court
and will report on Aug. 10 at
10 o’clock in the morning:
Grace Herman, John Marvick,
Johnnie Omedelena, Mollie Dex
, ter, R. M. Hardy. Samuel Smith,
Caroline Reader, Harriett Amund
i sen, Glen Tate. Ethel Karmun;
Lloyd Sundstrom, Irene Perry,
Lyman Madden, Wallace Parker,
Grace Tocktoo, Betty Doyle, Tom
Tungwenuk, Bonnie Hahn, Fran
cis Eben, William Ullrich:
Albert Aukon Jr., Josephine
Hardy, Carl Anderson, Robert J.
j Grant, Nellie Trigg, Loretta
\ Waldheim, Robert Dickson, Don
i Hungerford, Myrtle F. Johnson, :
i Mary Alexander;
| Aldrich A. Long, Wilbur Ar- j
nold, Agatha Patunac, Sam God
i frey, Emery Ewait, Barbara Ana
• loak, Clarence Trigg, Catherine
j Tobuk, Frances Longley, Gabriel
Okitkon.
IN MAGISTRATE'S COURT
: There have been three arrests
I for drunkenness: Andrew Kuniak
I fined $20; Frances Katexac fined
$25; James Iyapana fined $25. j
1 Ben Saclaman was fined $30
| for purchasing liquor and giving
it to a minor.
Two traffic violations included
Stan Sobocienski fined S25 for i
reckless driving; and a minor was
fined $10 for driving through a j
stop sign.
BIG BEAR PLACED
ON POLET'S STORE
An exact replica of the largest j
polar bear ever shot, according j
to Boone, Crockett specifications, |
is now decorating Front Street at '
Polet’s Store.
The replica measures 10 feet,
11 inches. The original was re
ported to have been killed last
year at Kotzebue. A larger one
was killed this year but has not
been announced officially.
W A \ T A I) S
FOR SALE — 1-bedroom house
with bath. Call Russ Hardy. 87p
FOR SALE1—4-rm, 1-bdrm house,
unfurnished, near school. Call
White 45. 92c
PFAFF MACHINES — Rent by
the week, $4; or month, $1C.
See Dorothy’s. tf
WANTED — Universal Jeep or
station wagon. Call Main 246
between 8 and 5.
FOR SALE:—Nice 2 bdrm house,
modern furnishing, on paved
road. Call Red 222. 90p
FOR SALE — Portable kerosene
heater and small butane heat
ing stove. Call Red 179.
FOR SALE—1958 4-door Fairlane
500, very low mileage, excellent
condition. Priced to sell. Call
j Black 115.
! FOR SALE—Henslee 3 Bedroom
j furnished mobile home, 10 ft.
wide, 50 ft. long. Also ’59 Ford
! Pickup, like new. Call M-109. 1f
FOR SALE— 1957 Nash Metro
politan, $800; 12-ft. runabout
with trailer and Merc. Mark 28
engine, $600. Contact Ron Bau- !
ska or Black 89.
DEALER WANTED in the Nome
area for Champion Aircraft, the
fastest selling airplane on the
market today. Write Champion
Aircraft Sales, Inc., Alaskan
Distributor, Box I, Palmer,
Alaska. 90c
FOR SALE — 26-ft. completely
furnished 3-rm. Sparton house
trailer. Kitchen range, refrig
erator and 2 lamps use bottled
gas. Also equipped with 12-gal.
| water storage tank, electric
lights and oil heater. $1800.
Phone Black 28. 89c
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