Kotzebue Cleans Up
For Tourist Season
Mrs. Doris Lincoln of Kotzebue
was in town for a day visiting her
mother, Mrs. John Fagerstrom,
and other relatives.
Mrs. Lincoln related that the
clean-up program in Kotzebue is
in full swing in preparation for
the tourist season. She said that
as an added incentive a $50 prize
is to be awarded the homeowner
whose property showed the most
improvement.
Cadets Must Make Their
Arrangements Now For
Summer Encampment
CAP Cadets held their regular
meeting Thursday night at the
school gym and discussed plans
for their summer encampment.
All Cadets who are planning
to attend the encampment at El
mendorf in August are urged to
arrange with Mrs. Richard August
for the purchasing of their uni
forms. This must be completed by
next week.
Also encampment fees must be
deposited 30 days prior to the
encampment. These fees will be
approximately $1.10 a day for the
Girl Scout Bake Sale
Will Help Provide
Money for Encampment * i
Nome Girl Scouts will sponsor
a bake sale to be held Saturday,
June 16 at the N. C. Store.
Proceeds from the sale will be
used for the Girl Scout summer
encampment at Dexter set for
July 9 to 16.
All Girl Scouts are expected to
bring baked goods for the sale
and contributions from anyone |
else will be gratefully accepted, j
Rotarians Will Entertain
Sons For Fathers' Day
A Rotary luncheon Thursday ,
a film Was shown of fishing for!
piranha in the Peruvian Amazon
river. The piranha is a cannibal- ;
istic fish, the most vicious crea
ture for' its size in the world.
Guest was Robert Oliver of the
U.S. Marshall’s Office.
Next Thursday, the club will
celebrate Father’s Day by the
members bringing their “sons” as
guests for luncheon.
14-day encampment and are
necessary to cover the cost of
board and room.
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Store At Candle Reported !
Burned Tuesday Night
Word has been received that
the Havenstrite Store at Candle
was completely destroyed by fire
Tuesday night. The store belonged
to the Havenstrite Oil Co., and
Alfred Karmun was the store
manager. Marcel Stern is the com
pany manager at Candle.
Information from Kotzbue said
that coffee and milk had been
flown from there to the stricken
community.
The store was the only one in
Candle and much of the surround
ing territory depended on it for
staples and supplies.
Mr. and Mrs. John (Bud) Ellis
and child arrived Nome Wednes
day for the summer from Iowa
City, Iowa. The Ellises were mar
ried here several years ago when
he was stationed at Nome Field
with the Air Force.
Margaret Ellis is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Bjomstad.
Bud is studying dentistry at the
University of Iowa.
NOTICE
The first boat will not take
southbound cargo. No freight will
be accept for southbound ship
ment until about July 15. when
further notice will be given.
—Lomen Commercial Co.
TEEN-AGE DANCE
i SATURDAY NIGHT—9:00 p.m.
A.N.B. HALL
WANT ADS
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j FOR SALE—Fully insulated, fur
! nished wannigan near Solomon
with 2-burner portable Flamo
stove. Betty Edwards, Phone
Black 11 68c
FOR SALE—2 ice boxes, small,
washing machine, dining table,
twin beds, 2 partly finished
houses, table saw, Skilsaw, oil
hot water heater. Call John
Reader at Polar Bar. Evenings
call Red 185.
FOR SALE—100-lb. sacks of flour,
rye, whole wheat and white.
Call Main 135. 68c
GOOD PAYING Watkins Food
Service Route now open in this
vicinity. Established Nationally
Advertised Products. No invest
ment necessary. Demand al
ready created. For full informa
tion, writ* The J. R. Watkins
Company, 3903 Brooklyn Av
I enue, Seattle 5, Washington. 72
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Nome Teen-Agers
Compete Saturday
For Trip to N.Y.
The Youth Center Committee
announce that donations are being
received but not at the rate hoped
for as the date for TV show in
New York City is drawing closer.
All teen-agers who wish to
enter the competition for the
chance to make the trip to Ngw
York are urged to register with
Chief Webb at the City Hall
Building. So far only two entries
have been made for the talent
contest which is to be held at
2 o’clock tomorrow, Saturday af
ternoon at The Theater.
The public is invited to the tal
ent show. There will be an ad
mission charge of 50 cents, all of
which will go into the Youth
Center fund, as the management
has donated the use of the theater.
The producer of the CBS TV
"Good Morning” show has in
dicated that they want at least
two Eskimo acts and one other.
Additional contributions to the
Youth Center Fund have been
made by: Alfred Kalweit $25,
and Paul Dryden $25, and Sgt.
j and Mrs. Richard August $10.
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GIRL SCOUT LEADER
NEEDED TO TAKE
PAID VACATION
Here is an opportunity for
some woman to receive a paid
vacation at Camp Dexter and at
the same time help the Girl
Scouts.
From July 9 to 16 the Girl
Scouts will go to their summer
camp at Dexter, sleeping, eating
and playing there. Every day
one or more women from town
will drive out from town to help
in any way they can.
But what is needed is someone
to stay with the girls and direct
their activity for $5 a day. This
job will provide a pleasant change
of scene and activity but, more
important, will be a worthy con
tribution to the young women of
this community.
Anyone interested or desiring
further information should call
Mrs. Boyd Harwood or Mrs. Frank
Morris. .
EBEN BROS.
Contractors in Saw Filing
and Carpentry
Phone Red 122 P.O. Box 83
Nome, Alaska
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