Cub Scouts Hold
Track Meet
Last Sunday
The Cub Scouts enjoyfed a pic
nic, pack meeting and track meet
last Sunday near the Snake River
bridge on the Sunset Road.
Lance Freisz was awarded his
Den Chief Cord and Mike Blatch
ford his Wolf .Badge at the Pack
Meeting.
Track meet winners are as
follows:
Sack race, 8 yr. olds. Donnie
Young, Mike Thompson, Mickey
Grotha.
Sack Race, 9 yr. old, George
Tucker, Stanley Walker, Joe
Dexter.
Sack Race, 7 yr. old, Charley
Tucker, Mike Kelliher,. James
Kelliher.
One-legged Race, 8 yr. old,
Donny Young and Mike Thomp
son; Mike Blatchford and Larry
Iyatunguk; Allen Scott and Mike
Grotha.
One-legged race, 8 year old,
Mike Blanning and Joe Dexter,
Richard Young and Stan Walker,
George Tucker and Floyd Pau
wok.
One-legged Race, 7 year old,
Jimmy Wilke and Charlie Tuck
er, Edgar Blatchford 'and James
Kelliher.
Three legged race-open-Richard
Young and Stan Walker, Joseph
Kelliher and James Wilke, Mike
Blanning and Joe Dexter.
High Jump, Righard Young,
George Tucker and Floyd Pau
wok.
50 yd. Dash, 8 yr. old, Don
Young, Larry Iyatunguk, Mike
Thompson.
50 yd. Dash, 9 yr. old, Joe
Dexter, Mike Blanning, Floyd
Pauwok.
50 yd. Dash, 10 yr. old, George
Tucker, Stan Walker, Richard
Young.
Broad Jump, 8 yr. old, Mike
Blatchford, Allan Scott, Larry
Iyatunguk.
Broad Jump, 9 yr. old, Claude
Fauwok, Mike Blanning, Joe
Dexter.
Broad Jump, 10 yr. old, Stan
Walker, Richard Young, George
Tucker.
Ball Throw, 8 yr. old, Mike
Blatchford, Mickey Grotha, Mike
Thompson.
Ball Throw, 9 yr. old, Mike
Blanning and Joe Dexter.
Ball Throw, 10 yr. old, Stan
Walker, Richard Young, George
Tucker.
Ball Throw, 7 yr. old, Jimmy
Wilke, Chas. Tucker, James Kel
liher.
3 and 5 year old race, Pat Kel
liher, Tommy McCray, , Larlene
Scott.
This is the second year the Cub
Scouts have had a track meet
and it is a very popular meeting
for the Cubs. It was initiated
under the direction of Cub Mas
ter Walter Freisz.
New Postal Rates
Effective August 1
Starting Friday, August 1, the
following new postal rates will be
in effect:
First Class Mail—Post and postal
cards, each 3c; Local letters, per
ounce or fraction of an ounce,
3c. All other, per ounce or
fraction of an ounce, 4c.
Air Mail—Post and postal
cards, each 5c; All other (up to 8
oz.) per ounce or fraction . . .7c.
Second Class Mail (newspapers
and magazines)—First 2 ounces,
2c, each additional ounce, lc.
Third Class (printed matter,
merchandise)—First 2 ounces, 3c,
each additional ounce (up to 15)
lVfcc.
Book Rate—1st pound, 9c, each
additional pound or fraction, 5c.
The Postmistress Marge Bohrer
stated today the 5 cent penalty
on short paid mail which was
put into effect recently will be
suspended until October until the
public becomes familiar with the
new rates.
NOME FIELD TO BE CLOSED
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Nome Field will be closed to
traffic starting Friday afternoon
and until Saturday afternoon as
contractors will be busy on the
field.
First Graders To Be
Examined At Health
Center On Thursday
All children entering the first
year of school in September
should be brought to the Health
Center, in the basement of the
hospital, on Thursday, July 31,
1958 between the hours 1:00 p.m.
to 4:00 p.m.
At this time the Public Health
nurse will be able to give the
child any necessary immuniza
tions and also make an appoint
ment with the parent for the child
to have a physical examination
to be given by the physician.
Rose Silverman Goes Outside
Mrs. Rose Silverman, local
business woman, left yesterday
for the States, probably to re
turn soon, she stated.
Congratulations From Rev. Treat
Rev. Robert Treat, formerly
pastor of the Community Metho
dist Church sepds geetings to
his friends here from Northport,
Mich, “Congratulations on state
hood up there. How is every
thing on the front edge of a pretty
edgy generation?”
Son Born To Frank Richardson's
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richardson
are the parents of a son born yes
terday afternoon at the hospital.
The mother is the former Lucie
Ann Fagerstrom and the father
is “Rich” Richardson, popular
musician and mechanic with Mor
gan and Son Garage.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted—Anita Natunguk, Da
vid Oxereok, Lucie Richardson.
Discharged—Emma Kugzruk
Robert Nayokuk, Pete Rock.
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Don't Miss
Your Ship . • •
ORDER EARLY
SS TONSINA Sails from Seattle Sept. 18
For Nome and St. Michael
The MS GALENA will call at Nome
Southbound. Freight for St. Michael
or Seattle discharge will be received at
Lomen Commercial Co. up to and in
cluding August 1.
JAMES F. O'SULLIVAN, Ageni Phone Main 68
Council to Act On
Delinquent Tax
Roll After Aug. 30
The delinquent tax report was
presented to the council show
ing a balance due in taxes of
$10,015.40 which is much higher
than it has been in many years.
The Council decided that ac
tion would be taken against those
who have not paid by August
30th.
Albin Poison, Reca Godsbe,
Edith Arnold were appointed
judges for the Territorial primary
election to be held August 26, and
Omie McCarthy and Bjorne Read
er clerks.
Bids were opened for the Chev
rolet panel truck which was ad
vertised for s^le with Lillian
Minnix being awarded the car
for $220.00. There were 4 bids.
Three bids were received for
the hauling of 2500 yards of
gravel with Q Cab low bidder at
$1.37 a yard. A and A Garage
were second with $1.39 a yard.
Two bids were received for a
new patrol car and were tabled
until next meeting.
The Polar Bar, Cavota’s Store
and the ACS were authorized to
remove the wooden sidewalks
and install 8 ft. concrete walks at !
their own expense.
Gordon Osborne was appointed
councilman to fill the unexpired
term of Dick Miller who has re
signed. Osborne will serve until
the next regular election.
DAN JONES HERE ON VISIT
Dan Jones, son of Charlie
Jones is here from Washington,
D.C. where he is engineer for
the Bureau of Land Management.
Mr. Jones has been in the north
in the Koyukuk area represent
ing the Department of the In
terior and is accompanied by
Fritz Awe who represented the
TJSAF on the same project.
Photog Here lo "Take" Dew Line
Don Steffa, free-lance photog
rapher, passed through Nome en
route to the various DEW Line
sites where he and Gordon Hen
ning will do a series of documen
tary films both still and movie, to
show the work at these places
to training classes.
Local Business Build
Concrete Sidewalks
Pedestrians are enjoying the
concrete sidewalks in front of the
M and M Bank, Federal Bldg,
and Polar Bar and Curio, which
were completed this week. The
Bank and Keith Hedreen busi
nesses each paid for their own
improvements although the city
was approached for paying half
of the cost.
NOTICE
Alaska Airlines announces that
due to increased passenger and
freight traffic being handled out
of the Nome area, there will be
a 3:30 p.m. deadline on freight
received for flights the following
morning.
Perishables may be received
the morning of departure pro
viding arrangements have been
made by 3:30 p.m. the day before.
For further information, call
Main 66. 92
WANT ADS
LOST—Wrist Watch, gray band.
Call Jean Short. 92p
FOR SALE—Model A Ford. Ken
Anderson. Main 182 1 tfc
FOR SALE OR RENT—The
James Walsh residence. For
information contact Luther
Dunbar or M. J. Walsh. 92c
FOR SALE—Our new dried Red
salmon are in. Better than
ever. 45c lb. by the bundle.
50c lb. straight. R. R. (Bob)
Blodgett, Teller Commercial
Co., Teller, Alaska. tf
SHOWING AT THE NOMERAMA
TONIGHT and THURSDAY
Two Shows Nightly, Starting at 7:15 an** 9:15 p.m.
SOON... IT WILL BE...3:10...
time for another
great one.
Starring
GLENN FORD VAN HEFLIN
FELICIA FARR
Screen Play by HALSTED WELLES • Based on a story by ELMORE LEONARD
Directed by DELMER OAVES • Produced by DAVID HEILWEIL • A COLUMBIA PICTURE
KNOMrTV
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
6:30—Texas Rangers 6:30—Zorro
7:00—World News 7:00—World News
7:15—Extension Service 7:15—Western 'Movie
7:30—Broken Arrow 1 8:15—Meet McGraw
8:00—Target 8:45—Frontiers of Faith
8:30—Kraft Theater 9:15—Feature Movie ,
9:30—Chicago Wrestling This Was Paris
THE U.S. MERC
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MUTTON MUTTON
WE’VE COT THE MUTTON
Stew at 39c lb.
Steaks and Chops at 69c lb.
BEEF
RIB STEAKS 89c
F R A 7 F IV
SALMON - 1.25
FROZEN
TROUT » 39«
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