Nome School Board
Notes
The Nome School Board met in
regular session Tuesday evening
and received one bid on moving
a building from Nome Field to
the school area. The bid was sub
mitted by Q Trucking in the
amount of $8,750. The matter was
tabled for further study.
Superintendent Potter report
ed that the vocational guidance
counselor who was cornin': here
had refused his contract Another
qualified teacher has beer con
tacted and it is hoped he will
be here for the evening of school
in September. At the present time
one other vacancy exists—in high
school English.
The School Board acted to re
quest stale emergency school aid
funds—this at the instigation of
the City Council. However, this
morning it was learned that the
Nome School cannot qualify for
these funds because it already is
receiving Johnson - O’Malley and
BIA assistance.
MARY KROGSTAD TO MAKE
HER HOME IN FAIRBANKS
Mrs. Mary Krogstad, secretary
to Judge Hubert Gilbert has an
nounced that she will be leaving
to make her home in Fairbanks
after the first of July. Mr. Krog
stad is a pilot with Alaska Air
lines with his headquarters in
Fairbanks. Mrs. Krogstad has also
been very active in the Chamber
of Commerce serving as corres
ponding secretary for several
years and her services will be
missed.
MMM HOSPITAL
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Willoya are
the parents of a daughter born
last evening at the hospital.
Admitted to the hospital are
Rose Johnson, Dick Curtiss, Le<
Stalker, Eddie Carr, Maggie Tick
ett. Susanna Booth, James Nor
ton, Jim Jones, Ernest Moses
Minnie Dolomain, Dorothy Be
! aklak, John Omedelina Jr., anc
Loretta Willoya.
Discharged: Charlie Towarok
May Keelik, Warren Green, Ellie
Fzukameaw, and Kovik, Ken and
Mike Hahn.
NOTICE
Anyone interested in helping
circulate a petition to Congress
to return the Second and Fourth
Judicial Divisions to Territorial
status, please write Joe Volger,
Chairman, Territorial Committee,
Box 7, Fairbanks. 72p
ANB Picnic Slated
For This Sunday
Arctic Native Brotherhood is
planning its first annual picnic
i this Sunday, June 18, beginning
at noon. The location will be the
other side of Cape Nome with
signs posted along the way direct
ing persons to the exact spot. Hot
! dogs, koolaid, coffee, marshmal
lows, and paperware, will be pro
vided.
Fun and excitement is planned
for everyone with the following
activities: Eskimo baseball, horse
shoe, muna-muna, arm breaking,
tug-o-war, foot races, 3-legged
races, sack races, rope tricks,
and a possibility of some bingo
and boat races, with other games
(initiated according to the wishes
of the participants. Both merchan
dise and cash prizes will be given
by the club. A.N.B. members and
i their families and guests and all
I other persons interested are in
vited to come out and have a
! pleasant Sunday afternoon. Per
sons planning to attend and have
: extra transportation or need
transportation are asked to call
Main 117 or Black 168 after 6:00
p. m.
Javcees to Hold
Raft Race on June 25th
Behind locked doors, in garages
and quonsets the Jaycees and
their frends are building rafts
for the new feature which has
been added to the Midnight Sun
Festival, the fantastic raft race.
This will be held on Sunday,
June 25th and will start at Mor
gan’s Camp on Dexter and end
at Fagerstrom’s Camp at Osborne.
The rafts must be handmade,
of any kind of material. Cannot
have motors, but may carry a sail.
Entry fee is $7.50 and each boat'
must carry one Jaycee and one
other person.
■ All entrants must file with
N. C. Meat Market.
Fee money will be used for a
, party at Osborne after the race.
For more details contact How
! ard Farley or Barrow Morgan.
Apply for Marriage License
Clarence Olana and Margaret
Barr have applied for a marriage
, license. Both are residents of
| Teller.
NOTICE
There will be a meeting of the
official board of the Methodist
Church on Wednesday evening at
8 at the church. This is the first
meeting for the new members
who are requested to be present.
Gerald McCray. Pastor
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Acetylene and Oxygen including Breathing,
Lincoln Welding Equipment
Coal and Industrial Hardware
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I City Council
It was revealed at the Nome
Council meeting Monday night
that within the community and
even in the business district there
are oil drums and large buckets
full of human refuse standing in
littered yards, some of which
hasn’t been moved in years. Own
ers of the two sanitary services
Wilbur Arnold and Elmer Straub
called attention to this as being
more of a health hazard than any
other problem existing in the com
munity. They stated they could
point out over 50 such places
where the renters or property
owners should be made to clean
up these places.
The sanitary services also told
the Council that it would be dif
ficult to cover their trucks as
requested by the Council.
In connection with the clean
up campaign the Health Commit
tee stated that the response from
the community has been slow this
year with many homes and busi
ness houses failing to put the
refuse in boxes or failing to clean
up. The last clean-up pick-up will
be made tomorrow.
The Building Committee re
ported that a new boiler had been
installed in the City Bldg, and
was functioning and the Fire Com
mittee reported all fire mains
were checked and filled for the
summer.
The Street Committee are ne
gotiating the proper equipment
for clean-up of Front Street for
the Festival.
The City Clerk was instructed
to advise Ralph Olanna to move
part of his building off the alley
between 4th and 5th Ave., be
tween B and D Streets so the
alley can be completed.
The clerk was also instructed
to attend the next School Board
meeting and advise the board of
funds available to schools of this
size which must be used before
June 30, known as extra aid
money.
Merrill Chitty of Alaska Ap
praisals has been engaged by the
city to make a re-evaluation of
property and will arrive here
after July at the cost of $6,950
to the city.
The city has been asked to in
clude Cape Nome and Solomon
in the east voting precinct which
will have its voting polls in the
Armory.
A letter was received from Gov.
Egan concerning the re-develop
ment act, stating that the Secre
tary of State will go to Washing
ton, D. C. and meeting with the
Secretary of Commerce to see
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WANT ADS
FOR SALE: Female or Bull wal
rus head with long tusks —
moderate prices. Clarence Ir
igoo, Gambell, Alaska. 70c
FOR SALE: 26-foot, three-room
house trailer. Completely fur
nished and equipped with gas
operated range, refrigerator and
lights. Phone Black 28. 70c
FOR RENT — Duplex, strictly
modern; 3-bedroom house; 4
bedroom house; 2 - bedroom
house; 1 - bedroom house. Call
Black 123.
FOR SALE: 1957 FC170 Jeep
pickup 6 cylinder, IV2 ton with
plywood camper on bed of
truck. Engine and tires in good
condition. For information call
or write Morgan & Son. Main
126. 71c
FOR SALE: 5—760x15 used tires
and tubes in excellent condi
tion. $17 for each tire and tube
or $75 for all 5 tires and tubes.
Call Morgan & Son. Main 126.
71c
FOUND: Car key with yellow tag.
j Call at the Nugget.
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WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
ST WAS OLD CALIFORNIA'S
HOUR Of UFE OR DEATH!
BRIAN RICK RITA MALA STEVE
— KEITH • JASON • GAM • POWERS • BRODIE
Produwd by 0»r*ct*d by Scrttnpliy by
PLATO A. SKOURAS • JAMES B. CLARK . HOUSTON BRANCH
IN MAGISTRATE'S COURT
Joe Regula was given 15 days
for disorderly conduct. On drunk
and disorderly charges Eddie Kun
gek was fined $25 and given 15
days and Ernest Kunnuk was
fined $35 and Alfred Evan was
fined $25.
how cities like Nome come under
the act.
An application was received
from John Holman for the posi
tion of jail superintendent and
turned over to the police com
mittee.
The city was requested to en
courage the highway engineer to
engage full time operators at the
Safety Ferry for the summer
months.
The Council approved the
building of a public wharf at the
end of Second Ave. with the
Lomen Commercial Co. furnish
ing an old barge which will be
sunk and the city providing the
i planking and approach.
Upon question asked about the
new city plat, it was reported
that the engineer who did the
work, John Short, has been asked
to advise the city if he has passed
his examination for state certi
fication, so that the plat may be
approved. Short now lives in
Florida and the city awaits word
from him.
For Sale at the Nugget
Superase Bond Typing Paper
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Bible Study Tonight
At The
Bible Baptist Church
7100“ —
The Book of Acts
ARE WELCOME
Rev. Bob Leight — Missionary Pastor
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed bids will be accepted at
the office of the Superintendent
of Schools until 5 p.m.. Monday,
June 26, for the following work
to be performed:
Level southwest corner of
original school structure, and
Annex where required.
Plans and specifications avail
able at the Office of the Super
intendent. The School Board re
served the right to reject any or
all bids.
NOME SCHOOL BOARD,
By Conrad Potter,
Superintendent
Publish June 14, 16, 19, 23, 1961
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed bids will be accepted at
the office of the Superintendent
of Schools until 5 p.m. Monday.
June 26 for the following:
Build enclosure for electri
cal transformers, consisting
of roofing, decking, fencing,
and pouring concrete pad.
Plans and specifications avail
able at Office of the Superintend
ent. The School Board reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
NOME SCHOOL BOARD.
By Conrad Potter,
Superintendent
Publish June 14, 16, 19, 23, 1961
BINGO
TONIGHT — 8 P.M.
ANB HALL
EVERYBODY WELCOME
ADMISSION FREE
SEAFARERS INTERNATIONAL
UNION MEETING
TONIGHT — 7:30
AT ANB HALL
All members are urged to attend
By Secty.-Treasurer
NOME SANITARY
SERVICE
Phone Main 1
P.O. Box 460
Representative for
Rossoe Hot Air Furnaces
— See Us for Installation Estimates —
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® Be Cozy All Winter — with Regulated Heat.
• Cut Down Fuel Costs — by Controlled Heat.
Northern Metal Works
Black 115 after 5 p.m. —phones— Shop: Main 115