School Budget Of
$64,000 Accepted
By City Council
The School budget which has
been under discussion was ac
cepted by the council. The bud
get of $64,748.80 exceeds last
year’s budget by $7,000.00.
It was reported at the City
Council meeting Monday night
that the Bureau of Public Roads
would soon be grading and pav
ing Front Street and laying
the proper foundation for the pav
ing which is projected. The
Council urged that the gravel re
moved should be dumped on back
streets where it is badly needed
as fill rather than some place
where it was not needed.
July 14th was the date set to
adopt new code which is being
completed by the printers.
The Nome Council voted to
complete the payment to the
Nome school architect Linn For
rest for architectural work.
This payment had been withheld
until roof beams had been cor
rected.
Q Cab requested the city for
lots 15-16 and 19 in Block 66.
Legislative Council
Guests of Rotary Today
At Rotary luncheon today, the
guests of honor were members of
the Legislative Council and staff I
and Mrs. Rusty Rivers, wife of
Sen. Vic Rivers, who had to re
turn to Anchorage today.
Other guests included Sgt. Bob
Royce, Ed Rusing, C. B. Nelson,
Lou Dischner, Dudley Beck, and
M. J. Walsh.
Legislative Council members
present were: Seaborn J. Bucka
lew, George McNabb, Frank
Peratrovich, Henry Camarot, and
Jack Doyle.
Henry Camarot, executive di
rector of the Council, made a
s 'ort talk about the work of his
group.
Jim Blanning made a report on
V: e Rotary - sponsored clean - up
week and said they hoped to
wind it up by the end of this
week.
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Wilson Russell Visits Mother
Wilson Russell who is em
ployed at the U.S.A.F. base at
Galena visited here with mother
Mrs. Margaret Russell over the
week-end.
Work on Front St. Fire Main
Th south side of Front Street
from Hunter Way to B Street
has been tom up to uncover the
fire main which is frozen in
that area.
Unalakleel King Salmon, out
of the water this morning. Only
75c pound, sliced. U. S. Merc
NOTICE
Meeting of American Legion
at 1:00 Sunday Afternoon at
American Legion Hall.
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June 23-29 Announced j
As Civil Aviation Week
The week of June 23 to June j
29 has been announced as Civ-1
il Aviation Week and will com- i
memorate the 20th anniversary of
the Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938
and review the enormous strides
in this field in the past twenty
years.
Dusty Rhodes, local C|A.A.
station manager states that a
group of C.A.A. officials will be
in Nome sometime during that
week to help celebrate the event
here.
A committee is being formed to r
head the program.
Girl Scouts Going To Camp
Must Register Thursday Morning
Girl Scouts who have not regis
tered for Camp Dexter must do
so Thursday morning at Mrs.
Walter Glavinovich’s home be
tween 10 a.m. and 12 noon. Each
girl must have her parents writ
ten permission to attend camp.
The cost is $8.35 for camp. No
spending money will be taken to
camp but at registration time
each scout can turn in her spend
ing money to be kept for her.
There will be a canteen at the
camp. Candy and gum will be
sold once a day.
Camp dates for 7th and 8th
grade girls are: June 16-22. The
5th and 6th grade girls will camp
June 23-29.
All Girl Scouts going to camp
are asked to report to the hospital
Thursday evening between 7 and
9 for their examination. There
will be no charge.
Luther Dunbars Leave To Attend
Graduation of Daughter June
From U. of W. Medical School
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Dunbar
are expected to leave today for
Seattle to attend commencement
exercises on June 14 at the Uni
versity of Washington where
their daughter June Dunbar will
receive her medical degree.
Following graduation Miss Dun
bar will go -to Minneapolis where
she will interne for a year.
Beauty Consultant To Meet With
Teenagers On Thursday Evening
Teenagers will have the priv
ilege of talking with Flora Camp,
DuBarry beauty consultant, at a
special meeting planned for them
at the home of Mildred Harwood
Thursday evening at 7:30. At
this time Miss Camp will dis
cuss beauty problems with the
young people.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted—Reuben infant, Steve
Kelsey.
Discharged—Alarak infant, Ro
land Ivanoff, Christie Wald
heim,
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
SMORGASBORD
Honoring the Legislative Council
Seaview Room—North Star Hotel
Tonight 7:30 p.m.
(Previously announced for Tues
day evening)
Don't Miss
Your Ship . • •
ORDER EARLY
SS TONSINA will commence loading at
Seattle June 5 with scheduled sailing June
11 for Nome, St. Michael and Unalakleet.
MS GALENA Sails from Seattle July 9
For Nome, Teller, Kotzebue & St. Michael
SS TONSINA Sails from Seattle Sept. 18
For Nome and St. Michael
for further information contact
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
P. O. Box 200, Anchorage
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JAMES F. O'SULLIVAN. Agent
jNome Has Chance To Be
i Chosen As Host City For
11960 Legion Convention
Don Grinsell has returned
I from attending the American Le
! gion convention held in Seward
last week. This was the first
time that a representative from
the Nome Legion post had at
tended such a convention since
the Alaska department of the
Legion was organized.
The prime purpose of Grin
sell’s attendance1 was to submit
a bid for the 1959 convention, to
be held here. Juneau’s bid as host
city was accepted but it was un
derstood that if Nome makes an
other bid at the 1959 convention
there is every indication that it
will be chosen for the 1960 meet
ing.
Grinsell said that he was treat
ed royalally in Seward. In his
own words:
“They gave me everything but
the key to the city, any you
didn’t need a key because none
of the doors were locked.
Mr. Grinsell, as commander of
Nome Legion Post 19, wishes to
express his thanks all whose con
tributions ‘ made his trip possible.
MRS. VICTOR RIVERS
HONORED AT TEA TODAY
Mrs. J. von der Heydt and Mrs.
John McNees honored Mrs. Vic
tor Rivers, wife of Senator Riv
ers who is here with the Legis
lative Council with a tea this af
ternoon held at the von der Heydt
home.
Although several of the wives
of the visiting legislators had
been expected, Mrs. Rivers was
the only one to make the trip
here.
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(Please Don't Call Nomerama)
WANT ADS
FOUND—Ford Car Key. Call at
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FOUND Pearl Charm Bracelet.
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FOR SALE—’56 Chev. Station
wagon, 2-tone, heater, radio,
good cond.; ’51 Chev. 4-door
sedan, auto, drive. Call Red
50. c
FOR SALE—1951 Chevy station
wagon, 14-ft. boat, trailer and
motor, double bed, 3/4 bed,
washing machine, bath room
sink, Winfield china (service
for 6), misc. camping equip
ment and household items.
Rodgers, 304 Stedman after 6.
FOR SALE—16 foot aluminum
boat and Evinrude 15 horse
• motor. Call Red 17. 72c
FOR SALE—14 ft. boat, trailer
and motor, will sell separately,
double bed, 3/4 bed, washing
machine, bath room sink, Win
field china for 6, household
items. .Rodgers, 304 Stedman
after 6. 71c
FOR SALE—3 bedroom house,
First Ave., central location.
Fireplace, large sun porch,
automatic warm air heat.
Modern conveniences include
washer, gas dryer, gas range,
combination refrigerator-freez
er. Available July 1/ Terms.
See Ernie Bohrer or call Main
164 after 5:30 p.m. tf i
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WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
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