Extension Service Men |
Visit Northwest Alaska
Clyde Pensoneau of the Exten- |
sion Service of the Bureau of j
Indian Affairs from Washington,
D.C., accompanied by Joe Wag
ner soil conservationist, arrived
here Monday on their trip
through the territory in the in
terest of reindeer.
They were accompanied by
members of the Alaska Agri
cultural Extension Service and
B. Hirsch, land operation offices,
B.I.A. from Juneau.
They report that the herd of
Johnnie' Kakarak has shown a
fine development having grown
from 500 deer about seven years
ago to over 2200 deer. The herd
is well cared for the delegation
stated.
Safety Film. About Blasting Caps
To Be Shown Over TV Tonight
Tonight at 7:30 KNOM-TV will
present a Public Service film on
the danger of blasting caps which
, should be excellent for the
children who 'sometimes play
with them. Another service film
will be shown at 7:45 on safety.
Tomorrow evening the Public
Safety film will be shown at
8:15 and will be a fire preven
tion film.
JUDGE AND MRS. HODGE
LEAVE FOR HAWAII
Judge and Mrs. Walter Hodge
left yesterday for Honolulu to
spend their vacation after which
they will attend a judicial con
ference in Coronado, Calif, be
fore returning home about the
first of September.
Queens Enjoy Trip to Kotzebue
Queen of the Midnight Sun
Festival and her court enjoyed a
flight to Kotzebue Saturday even
ing with Lorena Gray as chap
erone. They remained several
hours in Kotzebue before re
turning to Nome early in the
morning.
Wien Airlines
To Fairbanks—Nancy Drake
and infant, Dick and Luitgard
Miller, Wilber Karmun, D. L.
Oyloe, Thomas Knight, Frank
Perry, Mrs. E. Gardner, Mrs. E.
King, Mrs. L. Coleman, Bernard
Ducharme, Fred Halford, Harry
Dunham, Johnnie Stephenson.
To Kotzebue—Hannah Barnard,
Florence May, R. B. Briggs.
From Fairbanks—A1 Vangries,
Henry Bender, E. E. Bache, Mrs.
Mildred Bache, Pat Reader, Clar
ence Calkins.
From Kotzebue—Aldrich Long,
Peter Gatz, Cliff Short, Grace
Wells, Percy Ipalook.
NOTICE TO REPUBLICANS
All Republicans and persons in
terested in the Republican party
are requested to attend a meeting
at the City Hall, Wednesday eve
ning at 8 p.m.
Questions vital to the party and i
pertinent to the forthcoming elec
tions will be discussed.
— 2nd Div. Committee
Sister of Ben Eielson
Visits Here This Week
Mrs. Ray Barnard of Charles
ton, West Virginia visited Nome
for the first time yesterday al
though she has been interested
in this part of the country for
many years since her brother
Ben Eielson was killed in an
airplane accident in Siberia in
the 1930’s.
Mrs. Barnard enjoyed talking
with many Nomeites who knew
her brother personally and
seeing places where he had been.
She enjoyed a reunion with
other bush pilot families while in
Fairbanks including the boys of
Earl Borland (their father was
killed with Eielson), Mrs. Joe
Crosson and the Noel Wien fam
ily
ESTHER McCOY LEAVES
FOR VACATION IN STATES
Esther McCoy of LYW Com
munity Center who has been at
her homestead at Cape Nome for
the past month leaves today for
the states to visit with friends
and relatives. She will return
and open the Community Center
the first of September.
GLASS AND SWANBERG
PURCHASE COUNCIL
DREDGING OUTFITS
Clyde 'Glass and Nels Swan
berg Jr. have announced the
purchase of three dredging out
fits including three dredges com
plete with camps, buildings and
river scow equipment. The prop
erties purchased were formerly
operated by Dent and include the
Council Dredging Co. Inc., Camp
Creek Dredging Co., and the
Inland Dredging Co. »
WEATHER FORECAST
Increasing cloudiness tonight
with possible light rain. Low
tonight 43, high tomorrow 55-60.
Karla Anderson, daughter of
Carl Anderson of the CAA is
visiting from her home in Seattle.
Karla brings greetings from her
mother, formerly of Nome and
her aunt, Mrs. Jack Devine of
San Francisco, Calif.
Internal Revenue Man Here
Peter Gatz, of the Internal
Revenue Department is here
from his office in Fairbanks and
will be located in the office of
the U.S. District Clerk where he
will be available to discuss tax
problems with those interested.
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed bids will be received by
the Home Arts Club for selling
22 posts in concrete for playfield
equipment.
For details contact Mrs. Fred
Bockman.
Bids will be opened August
10th. The club reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
July 23, 28, 30, Aug. 4, 8, 1958
| Don't Miss
Your Ship • • •
IUi~ 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. x
JAMES F. O'SULLIVAN, Ageni Phone Main 68 I
Milton O’Farrell Visiting j
The “Old Home Town,” j
Brings News of Oldtimers
Milton O’Farrell, former Nom
ite who now lives in Seattle has
been “seeing the sights” around
his old home town.
When he lived in Nome, travel
was limited to a very few
miles out into the country and
he marvelled at the progress
which has been made as he trav
eled with friends to Council, Sal
mon Lake and Penny river, which
were almost inaccessable when he
was a boy.
Milton brings greetings from
his mother, Mrs. Jennie O’Farrell,
Mrs. Harry Hagen and Mrs. I
Bob Julian, who are at the
Masonic Home at Zenith, Wash.,
sent greetings to their many
friends here as well hs Bill Pang
man, who was waterman here for
many years.
Capt. and Mrs. Tom Ross sent
greetings from their home at Alki
stating that Johnny Ross is at
sea in the Merchant Marine some
where near Panama. Their
daughter Frances has recently re
ceived a degree in archeology in
California.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lewis
also send greetings from Bellevue.
Dr. John Ellis Passes Alaska
Dental Board Examination
Dr. John Ellis, son-in-law of
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Bjornstad has
passed the Alaska Dental Board
examinations and will be prac
ticing in Anchorage soon.
Dr. Ellis was formerly station
ed at Nome Field with the Air
Force. . He graduated recently
from the School of Dentistry at
Iowa University. He and his wife,
the former Margaret Bjornstad,
plan to drive from Iowa to An
chorage over the Alaska High
way.
Johnnie Stephenson Returns
From Golden Days Celebration
Johnnie Stephenson, who rep
resented Nome with a carnival
booth at the Golden Days cele
bration'at Fairbanks, returned to
day saying - the celebration was
very interesting. Her booth was
located on Lacey Street.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted—Eric Kviven, Mar
garet Olanna, Lucy Okpealuk.
Discharged—L. Napouk, Frieda
Olanna, Roy Daniel, William
Ishimoto.
NOTICE
Anyone apprehended destroy
ing or removing anything from
the property of the Council Dredg
ing Co., Camp Creek Dredging
Co., or the Inland Dredging Co.
will be prosecuted.
Clyde Glass
Nels Swanberg Jr. 90
^NOTICE
Sales Tax Reports on retail
sales and services for the quarter
ending June 30, 1958, must be in
the City Clerk's Office by Wed
nesday, July 30th.
Robert F. Scott
City Clerk
Publish July 21-23-25-28-30, 1958
WANT ADS
FOUND—Wedding Band. Call
White 50. 88p
FOR SALE—Oil burning range.
Call Main 195. 89
FOR SALE—Boats—from cruisers
to skiffs. See Cherry. 88
FOUND—Horn-rimmed glasses at
Boy Scout Camp. Contact Wil
bur Arnold.
WANTED—Sportshirt salesmen
for the state of Alaska. Hot
test line styled in California
and manufactured in Japan.
Combines styling and fantastic
prices. Reply Royal Court
Shirtmakers, 1053 S. Main St.,
Los Angeles 15, Calif. 89c
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