ICE RESCUE ,
Richard Peterson, son of Mr. and ,
Mrs. Andy Peterson, was rescued !
Saturday evening from the ice by j
shis neighbors.
Young Petrson was playing on
the shore ice when it started to
leave the shore, at the East end
of town. Rev. Everett Bachelder,
Carl Ekbrg and Larry Minnix ob
tained a small boat and brought
the boy safely to shore.
ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL
Daisy Akenillo, Billy Attatayak,
Glena Seetomona, Helen Draper.
Discharged — Clarice ..Hardy
and Agnes Walsh.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Seetomona
are the parents of a daughter, born
Sunday at the Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Draper are
the parents of their second
daughter, born this morning at
the Hospital. Mr. Draper is with
the Welfare Office.
TOURIST COMMITTEE of the
NWA C. of C. meets Tuesday, 1
p.m., at the Bering Sea Club.
MOTHER'S CLUB meets tonight
at 7:30, at L.W.Y. Community
Center.
STARTING JUNE 1
Q CHERRY'S
3 BARBER SHOP
Will Be Open
9 A.M. to 8 P.M.
Until Further Notice
For glorious burgers
Cheez Whiz 'em!
Spoon it!
into hot foods
Heat it!
for cheese sauce
Spread it!
for snacks
KRAFT’S amazing
pasteurized process cheese
spread For dozens of
fast cheese-treats
James F. O’Sullivan, Agent — Phone Main 68
WEATHER FORECAST
Fair tonight and Tuesday. Low
tonight 40, high tomorrow 55.
Sunrise at 1:49 a.m., sunset at
11:12 p.m.
Last 24 Hours — Temperatures:
highest 60, lowest 39. Maximum
wind, 13 miles an hour from the
west-northwest.
Comparative Data — Tempera
tures a year ago today: High 51,
low 39. Extremes this date since
1907: Highest 66 in 1943, lowest
22 in 1933.
Fred Crane. Kotzebue attorney,
returned over the week-end to be
here for court session. The petit
jury is scheduled to report to
morrow.
ATTENTION O.E.S.
There will be a special social
hour following the regular meet
ing of the Order of Eastern Star
on Monday. All members may
bring guests.
—Doris Wilke. W.M.
NOTICE
The meeting for solfball en
thusiasts has been postponed until
Wednesday night, 8 o'clock, at the
City Hall.
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Reservations, Call
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Apparent Low Bids
Named for Village
Airport Work
B & .R Tug and Barge of Kot- J
zebue was the apparent low bid- !
der for the construction of an air- .
port at Noatak, with a bid of $68,
646, as announced by Eugene G.
Roguszka, Director of Aeronau
tics. Department of Aviation.
Mr. Roguszka also announced j
that Lee Bros. Dredging Co. of j
Nome is the apparent low bidder j
for the extension and surface sta
bilization of a bush type airport
at Shaktoolik, with their bid of
$19,928.
The bids were opened on May
22.
On the Noatak project, Lee Bros.
Dredging Co. submitted the sec
ond low bid in the amount of $70,
846. Seven other bids were re
ceived for this project, including
a bid of $90,170.30 from Beck &
Associates of Seattle.
The work proposed in this pro
ject includes the construction of
a 2,200 foot bush type landing strip
at Noatak. Method of construction
considers placing gravel over the
undisturbed tundra, the gravel to
be taken from the river below the
village. *
The Department of Aviation
engineer’s estimate for construc
tion was $79,105.
Second lowest bidder for the
work at Shaktoolik was Patrick J.
Bliss of Bliss & Sons, Anchorage,
with a bid of $55,903.96. Three
other bids were submitted.
The Shaktoolik project includes
the construction of a 1,000 foot
extension to the existing bush
airport immediately adjacent to
the village. The extension plus
approximately 1,000 feet of the
existing runway is to be stabilized
i using local materials providing a
firm and compacted surface.
Plans for both the Noatak and
Shaktoolik airport projects call for
completion of the work in the
summer season of 1959. The con
tract time called for is 120 calen
dar days.
Plans and specifications for
Noatak were prepared by the Phil
leo Engineering Service of Fair
banks, and those for Shd^ctolik
by Alaska Architectural and En
gineering Company, also of Fair
banks.
These projects are included in
the Federal Aid Airport Program,
wherein the State’s share is 25
per cent of the project cost and
the federal government’s share is
75 per cent.
NOTICE
I will no longer be responsible
for debts other than those con
tracted for by myself.
— Stanley Sobocienski
ATTENTION NOME BOWLERS
There will be a general meeting
Monday, June 1, 8 p.m.. City Hall.
All members who have not paid
their dues for the year, please do
so immediately. Payable to Joe
Kroninger.
Make-up games must be made
up by May 31st. Those games not
made up will have to be forfeited.
Play-offs will be held next
week. Dates to be announced
later.
WANT ADS
FOUND — Boy’s Jacket. Calf at
Nugget.
FOUND—Child’s dark-rim glasses.
Call Nugget and pay for ad.
FOR SALE—’57 Rambler station
wagon. Phone Main 162.
FOR SALE—Refrigerator, wash
ing machine, dinette sets, misc.
furniture, drapes, bunk beds,
radio. Phone Main 162.
TUTORING — All ages, variety
of subjects. Can take one or two
more students. Pauline Witner,
Red 146. 65c
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7:00—Kingdom of the Sea 6:45—Junior Science
7:30—Wagon Train 7:00—Modern Home
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9:00—Rifleman 7:30—Wyatt Earp
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10:00—"Captive Wild 8:30—Chicago Wrestling
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