Four CAP Cadets Leave
For Annual Encampment
Four Nome Civil Air Patrol
Cadets left for Elmendorf Air
Force Base Saturday to compete
for places on the Alaska Drill
Team. If they do secure places on
the team they will go to Colorado
Springs, Colo., to compete in the
national drill team competition.
Presently the Hawaiian drill team
holds the national championship.
The four Cadets are: Tommy
Boucher, Pepper Gray, David
Grant, and Chuck Burnett.
They departed on the same Air
Force C47 that returned Pete
Hahn to Nome from Elmendorf
where he had been taking a Civil
Air Patrol course on Aerospace
w’hich he will teach this winter
in the Nome High School.
THREE TO ATTEND YOUTH
CAMP AT BIRCHWOOD
Three members of the Junior
High Methodist Youth Fellow
ship of the Community Methodist
Church have been selected to at- i
tend the Youth Camp at Birch
wood near Anchorage. They are
Corinne Pauwok, Homer Hoogen- ;
dorn and Jennie Alowa. The camp
starts today and ends next Sun- i
day.
Passengers to Fairbanks
Departing for Fairbanks over i
the weekend were Dee Kitchen, !
Helen Rich, Ida Polinger, Red
Haskell, Ken Beck, Tommy Rich
ards, H. Richards, Nate Ahkolik,
Mary Pilcher, A. Coffin, Norma
Scott, Alex Ashenfelter, C. Snell,
A. Campbell, Jim Edwards and
two children, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Tucker, Bill Stegmeyer, Art John
son Jr., and Thomas Balone.
Monica Pullock, 19 - year - old
daughter of Annie Pullock of 1
Nome will participate in the 1961
Summer Science Training Pro
gram for High Ability Secondary
School Students at the University
of Alaska campus Aug. 3-23. This 1
is the third annual SSTPSSS.
which is sponsored by the Nation
al Science Foundation.
Monica will be in the 11th
grade this coming year and at
tends St. Mary’s Mission School, j
A lam-. Infant Funeral Today
Carla Adams, 18-day-old daugh- j
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Adams, !
will be buried today with a Cath
olic graveside ceremony.
Odd custom in the African Su
dan: After bearing five children,
a wife can return to her parents
—leaving daddy to raise the kids.
i 'anny Iokienna
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| Hospitalized Due to
Auto Mishap Injuries
Fanny Iokienna is in the hos
pital today with injuries sustained
in an auto accident early Sunday
morning about 31 b miles out on
the Sunset Hoad.
She is reported to have been
riding with Stewart Tocktoo in
a blue pickup that left the road,
turned over, and was found with
a crushed top and both doors
forced open from the impact.
No one was found in the car,
although there were indications
someone had been hurt. During the
afternoon Fanny was located by
the authorities and her condition
warranted her being taken to the
hospital. She relates that she and
Stewart Tocktoo had started
walking to town after the acci
dent, but that Stewart was un
able to walk very far.
Members of his family and the
authorities spent yesterday search
ing for him and a broadcast was
sent out for any information
about him. At press time he still
had not been located. Both are
reported to have been drinking.
Alaska Airlines
Orders Five Lockheed
99 Bush Transports
LOS ANGELES (IP — An order
has been placed by Alaska Air
lines for five of the new Lock
heed 60 bush transports, C. A.
Chapman, vice president of sales
for Lockheed Aircraft Internation
al, announced today.
An agreement was also signed
with Charles F. Willis, Jr., the
line’s president and general man
ager, making the firm the first
American sales representative for
the plane.
“The Lockheed 60 is built for
north country flying operations,”
Willis said. “It fits perfectly into
our long range plan of diversifi
cation in the Alaska area.”
He said its use would include
flights on the four-times-daily
run from Fairbanks to Clear, car
rying hunting tours out of Kotze
bue, and serving as the basic air
craft for the FAA-approved flight
training program now being set
up at Seattle, Fairbanks and An
chorage for airline and air taxi
operators.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Davis Menadlook,
Fanny Iokienna.
Discharged: Mary Earrow and
infant daughter, Albin Poison.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
FOR SAIL — M/V GENEVIEVE
Twin screw tugboat. Length 45', Breadth 12*/2', Depth 5' (more
or less. Only 48 years old. Paint, putty and two engines may
make a big difference. Ideal for bottom finishing. Will accept
best offer. Purchaser must remove from Sand Spit by October.
Phone MAIN 147 Write BOX 700
Second Sailing Will Call at
Nome - Teller - Point Spencer - Kotzebue
Northeast 'Cape - St. Michael - Nome
For Loading Southbound Cargo
Brownie Scouts
'Start Day Camps
Brownie Scouts started their
1 Day Camps this morning at 10:30
when they met at the Nome School
for a hike to Dry Creek, weather
permitting. If rain is infavorable
an indoor program was planned
to be held at the St. Joseph’s
Hall. Adults assisting in the Mon
day program are Dorothy Grant,
chairman, Claire Schmidt, Evelyn
Boucher, Beth McCray, Jane Fos
ter and Wilma Gilmore.
Tomorrow the group will meet
and be transported to Sunset for
a cook-out with Beverly Blanning,
Louise Maakestad, Emma Ben
shof, Lois Mclvor and Jean O'Sul
livan in charge and transporta
tion provided by Ruth Reed and
Sharon Unterwagner.
On Wednesday the Brownies
will head for Hastings Lagoon for
a cook-out using the trench meth
od with Agnes Walsh in charge,
assisted by Peggy Kelliher, June
West, Rose Sasseen, Mrs. Kees
ler and Mrs. Murphy. Transpor
tation will be provided by Dor
othy Young and Sharon Unter
wagner.
On Thursday the girls will be
guests of the Intermediate Scouts
at the Dexter Girl Scout Camp.
There they will have art instruc
tion under Lucille Gilbert and
transportation will be provided
by Agnes Walsh, Beverly Blan
ning, Lucille Gilbert and Ellen
Lyle.
Rain or shine the Brownies are
having a wonderful summer pro
gram. In the group are Sidney
and Christy Jones, Debbie Grant,
Esther and Irene Analook, Gail
Foster, Mary Jane Wall, Sharon
and Carla Bare, Virginia and
Caroline Reader, Bethel Bach
elder, Jacqueline Alowa, Cathy
Fondell, Sharon ' Doyle, Ruth
Young, Laura Maakestad, Cherly
| Mclver, Denise Money, Debbie
| Ullrich, Peggy Schick, Joan
I Crump and Gloria Crump and
Susan Mclver.
MILK REALLY FLOWS . . .
AXMOUTH, England UR — Far
mer Charles Pidgeon switched on
the television for his cows and
milk flowed like never before.
Pidgeon installed the TV sets
in the barn last week to keep his
cows contented during the tedious
business of getting milked. He
claims each cow is giving two
gallons of milk a day.
“Other farmers use radio and
long-playing discs,” Pidgeon said.
“I decided to go one better.”
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
TONIGHT — 8 P.M.
CITY HALL
WANT ADS
FOR SALE: 4 WD Jeep Pickup.
Owned by dentist that used ex
haust to gas patients—hardly
ever driven. $1,550. Galleher,
Box 875, Nome. tf
FOR SALE: River scow 60 ft.
long, 10 ft. wide, will carry 12
tons. Universal Marine engine
and power winch, capable to na
vigate in shallow water, pilot
house sleeps four. Used one sea
son. $1,200. Clyde Glass, P.O.
Box 397, Nome, or phone Main
45. 89c
HELP WANTED—Sales clerk, 40
hour week. Salary plus com
mission. Apply at A. Polet Arts
and Crafts. 89c
Fresh Alaskan Eggs Daily
AA Medium — $1.00 Doz.
N.W. Poultry Farm Inc., Kot
zebue. Phone 442-3811 or 442
3721.
FOR SALE—Equity in my house.
Dennis Marquiss, Main 376. 88p
SELL — Those surplus items that
.vou don’t need. Just let a
Nugget Classified Ad convert
them into cash for you.
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Spaceman Gagarin
Receives a Hero's
Welcome in Cuba
HAVANA OP — Soviet space
man Yuri Gagarin arrived today ;
to a hero’s welcome to kick off :
a giant celebration of the eighth
anniversary of Fidel Castro’s re
volution.
He was greeted at the airport
as he stepped from his Ilyushin
18 airliner by Castro, President
Osvaldos Dorticos and the Cuban
cabinet. Next on the program was
a triumphant ride through the
Cuban capital.
The 27-year-old Cosmonaut,
traveling with 15 Soviet officials, j
arrived from Gander, Nfld., by
passing the United States after
a trip from Moscow.
100 FT. METAL TOWER
SET UP AT SHISHMAREF
The U.S.C.G. Surveyer has in
stalled a 100 ft. metal tower, un
lighted, which is located approxi
mately one-quarter of a mile
southwest of the southwest bound
ary of the summer airstrip at
Shishmaref. The tower will be
there for about six weeks, it is
reported, after which it will be
dismantled.
Howard Capener was fined $10
by the State Magistrate for driv
ing without a license.
Jerry Cavota Returns
Jerry Cavota, son of Fred Ca
vato, returned last week from a
six-month course of training for
the Alaska National Guard at
Ft. Richardson and Ft. Ord,
Calif.
PEYAKA IN ROADSTEAD
In the roadstead today is the
Peyaka, of the Alaska Barge and
Transportation Co., which is re
supplying Mona Lisa. It is re
ported to have stopped here for
crew members.
NORTH STAR
SEAVIEW
DINING ROOM
Open Til
12 Midnight Daily
FEATURING
STEAKS
REINDEER STEAKS
SEAFOOD
COCKTAILS
COFFEE SHOP
6 a.m. - 10 a.m. Daily
AS USUAL
FOR YOUR LOCKER
U.S. Choice
HIND 1/4 BEEF C ul-Wrapped lb. 75c
Ocoma - Cut-Up
FRYERS ,.65c
Swift Roasting
CHICKEN »69c
Bar-S
SLAB BACON Whole slab only lb. 69c
SPECIAL DISCOUNT
ON GROCERY CASE LOTS
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