Girl Scout Bake Sale
Nets $70 for Encampment
The Girl Scouts are well pleased j
with the earnings of their bake ,
sale Saturday. The $70 dollars j
realized by the sale will be used
(for their encampment July 9-16.
The girls wish to thank al\ those
who contributed baked good for
the sale and the N. C. Company
for the use of its store.
The Girl Scouts who baked for
and helped at the sale are:
Sandra Steel, Katherine Sieg
wart, Clarice Hardy, Joy Weyer,
Marcia Webb, Frances Johnson,
Caroline Johnson, Ann Chambers,
Jo Chambers, and Roberta Apoka.
PUBLIC NOTICE
This is to notify the public that
the Heath Dept, of the Nome
Common Council is cleaning the
beach east of the breakwater, also
the King Island Village. Anyone
dumping garbage of any kind
other than »at the city dump will
be prosecuted to the full extent
of the law. This will be enforced
also during the winter months.
Approved: Fred Cavota.
Chairman Health Committee
By: Carl C. Webb.
Chief of Police
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Umbra Shoun, Dan I
Sullivan. Andrew* Miller Jr.
Discharged: Chas. Hoyt, Abra- \
ham Anasogak.
Mrs. Ullrich's Brother Visiting
Here From New Haven, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. John Merlone of
New Haven. Conn., arrived today
for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Ullrich and family. Mr. Merlone
is the brother of Mrs. Ullrich.
Barrow Morgan Returns From
Attending Tthe U. of W.
• Barrow Morgan, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Stan Morgan, returned Sat
urday from Seattle, where he is
attending the University of Wash
ington.
He was accompanied by his
cousin, Mike Garvey of Seattle, a
student at Seattle College, and
Dick Foltz of Bellingham, former
ly in the ACS.
Barrow is. at work at Morgan
and Son, Garvey will work for
] the U.S. Smelting Co., and Foltz
j will work for the Alaska Road
| Commission for the summer.
Letter-size and legal file folders
available at The Nome Nugget
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CAP CADETS MEET TONIGHT
TO PLAN ENTERTAINMENT
FOR VISITORS JUNE 22
There will be a special meeting
of the Civil Air Patrol Cadets at
7:00 p.m. tonight at the City Hall.
All Cadets are requested to at
tend as a supper and entertain
ment program is to be discussed.
This is in connection with the
visiting Cadets on June 22.
All female Cadets are reminded
that today, Monday, is the last
day to get their clothing orders in
to Mrs. August, as the order must
be mailed tomorrow.
Bohrer Family Arrives To
Make Their Home In Nome
Mrs. Werner Bohrer and daugh
I ter Beverly arrived Saturday to
join Mr. Bohrer here. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Frieda Bohr
er, mother of Werner and Ernie
Bohrer, local tinsmiths. They will
make their future home here.
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"4-on" Duplicate Receipt Books
at the Nugget
NOTICE
Nome Light & Power
UTILITY BOARD MEETING
Tuesday, June 19, City Hall 7:30
If You Want To Rent
A House or Apartment
The Man To See Is
George Hite—Main 123
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WA N T ADS
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FOR SALE—Fully insulated, fur
nished wannigan pear Solomon
with 2-burner portable Flamo
stove. Betty Edwards, phone
Black 11. Also card table, dutch
oven, electric iron, blankets,
flight pants, parka.
GIRL WANTED at MM Hospital.
j GOOD PAYING Watkins Food
Service Route now open in this
vicinity. Established Nationally
Advertised Products. No invest
l ment necessary. Demand al
ready created. For full informa
tion, write The J. R. Watkins
Company, 3903 Brooklyn Av
enue, Seattle 5, Washington. 72
| "showing at the j
HEATERJ
TONIGHT
V WB* - lain CUMIN J
mm EDMUND GWfNN /M
TUESDAY ONLY—?: 13 PM
•The W ill Roger*
Storv *
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Starring Will Rogers Jr
There will be NO MOVIE *1 »:1S
Patron* attending the 7:13 show |
; may remain for the wmi-ftibls of i
I the Jitterbug Contest at no tuu- i
I Uonal charge. Those attending the ■
Jitterbug Contest only will oe |
charged the regular price of ad- j
| mission
Three couples will compete.
The winner will be chosen by
audience apple use.
Anyone under 13 years old who
U not accompanied by parent or !
legal guardian is requested to
bring an authorized note of con- i
sent to remain for the Jitterbug!
Contest
WIEN AIRLINES
From Fairbanks: Edward, Kath
erine and Edward Schultz Jr., J.
Wheeler, Ralph Caine, L. Bubbee,
Mr. and Mrs. John Merlone, Flora
Camp, J. Chandler, Wm. Terry,
Wilfred Corbin.
To Fairbanks: Ross Cook, Caro
line Porter, Sarah Garrett, Harry
Swanson and Mrs. Swanson, Geo.
Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Oster
man, L.E. Kennedy, E.G., Kath
eine and Edward Schultz Jr.
From Kotzebue: Rita Cham
payne, Aubrey Cole.
Arctic Club Schedules Benefit
Friday For Youth Center Fund
Don’t forget the evening of fun
and profit playing Alaska’s favo
riate game Friday at the Arctic
Club. Proceeds from the evening
will go to the Nome Youth Cen
ter Fund.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kroninger and
Sgt. and Mrs. Richard August
will be in charge.
Jitterbug Contest Tuesday Night
The semi-finals of the jitterbug
contest will be held Tuesday eve
ning at the Theater. Three couples
will compete in the contest and
one couple will be eliminated.
Winners are determined by the
applause of the audience.
The shark’s teeth originate at
the rear of the mouth and work
forward until they reach the outer
edge, where they are discarded.
New rows move up continuously
to replace the discarded ones.
ATTENTION PIONEER WOMEN
MEETING WEDNESDAY
EVENING — 8:00 p.m.
PIONEER IGLOO
112 Nome Sky Pilots
Leave for Encampment *
INear Matanuska Glacier
Twelve more Sky Pilot boys left
Nome Sunday morning for the
summer encampment near Mata
nuska Glacier.
An Air Force plane flew them
to Elmendorf, from where a char
tered bus took them the rest of
the way.
Over a hunderd boys will be
at the encampment from many
I parts of the territory. Besides a
1 real outdoor life with vigorous
recreation, there will be a spiri
tual program with Bible study
soul winning.
Russell Cooper, a high-ranking
Sky Pilot, came over for the
round trip and visited friends
here. The boys from Nome who
will be accompanied *to camp by
Glynn Dean are:
Danny Aukon, Billy Greene,
Gabriel Wilkalkia, Aaron Bell,
Floyd, John and Elmer Tetpan,
Luddy Towner, Charlie Nershak,
Roy Kenick, Roy Carlson, Julius
Pleasant, and Robert Oksokturuk.
PAN AMERICAN
To Nome: Barrow Morgan, Mil
dred Hermann, Mike Garvey, Dick
1 Foltz, and Messrs: Biehle, Pritt,
Chard, McCormick, Horton, Blom,
Miller, Asbury, Pierce, Lee, Max
son, Boucher, Russell, Dunbar,
Peterson, and Mrs. Frieda Bohrer,
Mrs. Werner Bohrer, and Beverly
Bohrer.
To Fairbanks: Frank Walker,
Myrtle Chambers, Frank Walker,
Wayne and Bruce Walker.
To Seattle: Amelia Touvela, Al
Schneider, Jeanette Golcfthorpe.
FPLUMBING°&RHEATING NEEDS
SEE
VERN MILLER
COMPLETE LINE FITTINGS AND FIXTURES
Phone MAIN 143
Shop Open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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LIQUIFIED GAS
(FLAMO)
PLENTY on hand — No increase In Prices
Prompt. Reliable Service
P*» Tank
1 to 12 tanks a year . . . $18.00
12 to 24 tanks a year . , . 17.00
Over 24 tanks a year . . . 18.00
F ree Delivery and Connecting Service
DIESEL OIL SALES
MAIN 129
NOME’S PIONEER OIL DEALER