Pete Hahn Attending
Aero-Space Workshop
At Elmendorf AFB
Pete Hahn is attending the Aero
Space Workshop at Elmendorf Air
Force Base in preparation to
teaching a course in aer-space
education which will be an al
ternate next year for general
science on the high school cur
riculum.
Mr. Hahn was sent to the work
shop by the Nome School Board
as he had previously taken work
along this line at Colorado un
der the CAP for the Nome School.
The course will be for a month
and he is one of about 80 per
sons selected. The course is
sponsored by the Air Force, U of
Alaska and the Alaska Dept, of
Education.
Among the outstanding space
scientists who will lecture is Dr.
Wernher Von Braun, director of
the National Aeronautics and
Space Administration who de
veloped the Redstone Rocket,
which was used to send Alan
Shepard on his historic flight into
space.
KARL WOMBACHER TO
RESUME TEACHING HERE
Conrad Potter, superintendent
of Nome School advises that Karl
Wombacher, who taught in High
School here last year has suffered
the loss of his father who passed
away at is home town of Proctor.
Minn.
Mr. Wombacher who had not
planned to return to the Nome
school due to his father’s illness,
will now be returning to his po
sition here.
Mrs. Barbara McLain, grade
school teacher, has sent in her
resignation, stated Mr. Potter.
ARRIVALS & DEPARTURES
Fritz Chambers and Rqy Sny
der Jr. left for Ft. Yukon where
they will be employed by FAA
for the summer. Also leaving was
the Sato family, teachers of Gol
ovin, Havery Weiler, W. Prussa,
Poggy Strieker, Miles Scarbo
i >h and Harry Carter of the
Sanitation Dept., Ann Walsh, Neil
Meyer, Sam Johnson, L. E. Hough,
John Savella, Jens Forshaug and
Jim Montgomery.
CAVOTA'S STORE
WILL BE OPEN MONDAY
NOTICE
There will be a general meet
ing of the stockholders of Nome
Bowlers Inc. on Tuesday, July
11 at 8 p. m. at the City Hall.
Paul A. Mandeville, Secty.
ROAD WORK PROGRESSING
VERY SATISFACTORILY
Evert Hough, district director
for the Bureau of Public Roads
and Sam Johnson, assistant state
construction engineer, made their
first official inspection of road
work in the area. Mr. Hough
stated that the work here and in
Teller was progressing very satis
factorily, except for the delay on
the Nome-Sinuk Road project
which had to close down due to
the strike.
ANN CHAMBERS TO ATTEND
GIRL SCOUT CAMP IN IDAHO
Ann Chambers, daughter of
Mrs. Thomas Johnson, and a Sen
ior Girl Scout leaves for Worley,
Idaho next week where she will
represent Alaskan Girl Scouts at
a Scout Camp for two weeks.
The camp which is called Four
Echos Camp will have 24 selected
girls from several states and em
phasis will be placed on speaking
Spanish while in camp. They will
sleep in tents and have a summer
camp-out. After encampment Ann
plans to visit with her father
, and sister in California.
WIEN AIRLINES WORKS
AROUND THE CLOCK
Wien Airlines worked around
the clock on Wednesday clocking
up 13 trips in one day which is a
record. The company had regular
freight, passenger and mail runs
up and down the coast as well as
to St. Lawrence Island and made
several trips with freight for Kot
zebue as well as to Tin City. In
I addition to this a capacity load of
j tourists were on regular Fair
banks flights.
Good teamwork kept everything
moving smoothly at the airport.
VISITORS FROM NINE STATES
Visitors from nine states were
in the party of visitors taking
the Wien tour yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Moxley, Bir
mingham, Ala.; Mr. and Mrs. W.
Fraley, Houston, Tex.; Mr. and
Mrs. LeRoy Plumley, and Mr. and
Mrs. C. M. Keesling, Indianapolis,
Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. George Dield.
Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Faw
cett, Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs.
A. R. Nelson, Bay City, Mich.;
Mrs. M. Hammond, Stillwater,
Okla.; Mrs. James Scott, Pueblo,
Colo, and Miss Ellen Brinton,
Lancaster, Pa.
NOTICE
All Girl Scouts who plan to
attend camp at Dexter, please
register by July 7, with Mrs. Dan
Walsh.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
— DEALERS IN —
Lumber & Plywood. Wallboard, Building Materials, Insulation
Acetylene and Oxygen including Breathing,
Lincoln Welding Equipment
Coal and Industrial Hardware
STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS
Phone MAIN 147 Write BOX 700
Chamber of Commerce
To Hold No-Host Dinner
Tuesday Evening
The Chamber of Commerce has
announced that there will not be
a meeting at noon on Monday as
1 scheduled due to the three-day
i holiday being taken by several
1 of the business houses.
I It will, however, sponsor a no
host dinner on Tuesday evening
at the North Star at 7:00 honoring
the distinguished guests who will
participate in the dedication of
the Armory and which includes
Maj. Gen. Thomas P. Carroll,
Adjutant General from Juneau;
Col. B. P. Major, Hq. U. S. Army
from Fort Richardson; and Col.
John Dalton, Senior Army Advi
sor from Juneau.
In the evening, starting at 9:00,
there will be a dedication ball cul- j
minating the celebration. A mod
erate admission fee of 50 cents
is being charged and a transistor
radio donated by the Nome Hard
ware will be given away.
No Work Stoppage at Spencer
It has been reported that the
Spencer (Port Clarence) project
for the U. S. Coast Guard will
not be interrupted by the strike
as it has been declared an im
portant defense job.
THREE LOCAL STORES
WILL BE OPEN MONDAY
Dorothy’s Shop and Cavota’s
Store have announced that they
will be open as usual on Monday
to accomodate the public, as many
need new clothes, picnic needs
and if the weather looks right
materials for float decorations for
July 4th.
In addition J & L Trading Post
announced that they will also be
open.
NOME STUDENTS MAKE
AMU DEAN'S LIST
Dr. Herbert L. Heller released
j the AMU Dean’s list recently. The
I list consists of fifty-nine students,
j both full and part time, who
' maintained a grade point average
of A or B for the spring semester
of the 1960-61 academic year.
There were seventeen more stu
dents on the Dean’s list than for
the first semester. Among them
were: Ray Arnold and Karen
Baldwin of Nome.
Frank Whaley, public relations
official of Wien Airlines arrived,
stating that when he was in Kot
zebue nine beluga whales had
been taken that day and were
being measured as there is a con
test on the Fourth of July for the
biggest one caught.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE: 23 cubic ft. upright
deep freeze. New. Still in crate.
$490. Call Maurice Kelleher.
Main 99. 77p
FOR SALE: 1954 Dodge pickup,
4-speed transmission, 25,000
miles. Phone Black 28. 77c
FOR RENT: 2-bedroom house;
3-bedroom house; modern du
plex apartment. Call Black 123.
FC150 Jeep Cabover 4WD pickup
for sale by Man With Red Paint
Job. $1,550. Dick Galleher, Box
875, Nome. tf
STANDARD OIL OF CALIFOR
NIA — 10% DISCOUNT ON
ROOFING PRODUCTS, CHEV
RON PLASTIC CEMENT,
CHEVRON ASBESTOS ROOF
COATING, CHEVRON ALU
MINUM ASBESTOS ROOF
COATING.
HELP WANTED: Secretarial po
sition. Following qualifications:
High school grad, shorthand,
typing, bookkeeping and selling
experience. Must be a resident
of Nome year around position.
Apply at A. Polet Arts and
Crafts. tf
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FOR SALE: Boy’s 26" bicycle in
j excellent condition. Black 65.
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also
Pedal Pusher Sets and Car Coats
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Ballerinas
Party Frocks
Sheaths
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