Edman and Bronson Start
Work On Road Building
At Mile 30 on Route 97
The contracting firm of Edman
and Bronson started work this
morning fulfilling their road con
tract on Route 97.
They started hauling gravel
with five trucks at about the 30
mile post at Black Point.
For the present they will work
one shift but after getting under
way they expect to run two shifts.
Among the new equipment
which arrived on the Tonsina for
the job are three new Ford dump
trucks and a Caterpillar trax
cavator.
NOT ENOUGH STUDENTS
FOR SCHOOL AT POINT LAY
According to the ANICA News,
Point Lay will not have a school
next winter as there are not
enough young people in the com
munity of school age. It is neces
sary to have 15 students to have
a school.
—
Mrs. Ann Zvveigle
Given Bridal Shower
J
Lucy Ann Fagerstrom was host- \
ess at a bridal shower for Ann 1
Peterson Zweigle which was held [
last evening at the LWY Commu- i
nity Center.
Many lovely gifts were received i
by the bride, who was married a |
few weeks ago.
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Sheefish at Safety
Milton Adams, mayor of Safe
ty, had the very unusual experi
ence last weekend of catching a
sheefish in the vicinity of Safety.
A sheefish is also reported to
have been caught at Unalakleet
this vear.
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Mrs. Carrie Farrar of Ports- j
mouth, Va., is visiting with her i
son, Ash Craft of the U.S. Weath-!
er Bureau and his family. She is !
being shown the sights by her J
! two grandsons.
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MEAT DEPART M E NT
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Featuring
SWIFTS i
CHOICE
BEEF
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BEEF RUMP ROAST
Boneless 98c 11>.
! BEEF. CHUCK ROAST
Trimmed 95c lb.
BEEF HEARTS
De-fatted 46c lb.
SWIFT PICNIC HAMS
Fully Cooked 70c lb.
LOCAL SALMON
Whole 35c lb. Sliced 45c lb.
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Mother’s Club !
Takes Field Trip
The Mother’s Club had a field j
trip Wednesday, covering the1
countryside for edible plants.
Mrs. Phillip Dexter furnished
the transportation. Mrs. Attatay
uk and Mrs. Nagozruk, assisted
by Mrs. Walker, identified the
plants by their Eskimo names and
explained how they were used,
while Mrs. Jean Burand of the
University of Alaska extention
service explained the botanical
or common names and told which
vitamins each contained.
Plants identified included wild
celery or cheecheekok; colt’s foot
or melukatuk, pink plumes or
eevuk, willow leaves or surah,
saxifrage or ahzeeahsak, roseroot
or eveeahkluk, blackberry or ah
zeeuk, and bee-plant or nahzee
ahsak.
Another trip is planned due to
the enthusiasm shown, and any
one interested in going should
contact Mrs. Philip Dexter.
Girl Scout Committee
Complete Plans for
Encampment July 21-26
The Girl Scout Committee met |
at the home of Mrs. Frank Morris
last evening and completed plans
for the Girl Scout Encampment.
They have announced that the
dates are July 21st to July 26th,
with the group leaving town on
Sunday afternoon and returning
the following Saturday. »
Registration will be $7.00.
Brownie Day will be on Thurs
day, July 25th, and parents’ eve
ning will be Friday, July 26th.
The committee asks that Scouts
and their parents watch the Nug
get for further announcements.
After the encampment, the
Scout Camp is being moved to
Salmon Lake, where its future
headquarters will be located.
NOTICE
A banquet honoring Governor
Stepovich will be held in the din
ing room of the North Star Bakery
at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 3.
Reservations should be made
prior to 5:00 p.m. Tuesday in or
der to give the North Star ample
time in which to complete plans
for this occasion. Reservations
may be phoned to Ernie or Betty
Gustafson at the North Star
Bakery.
Plans have been made for serv
ing either prime rib for $4.50 or
turkey dinner for $3.50 per plate.
Please state your choice when
making your reservation.
The public is cordially invited
to attend this function. It will be
a social gathering for the purpose
of meeting our new governor and
will be informal. A short program
has been planned for the evening.
Please make your reservations
early.
—The Fourth of July Committee
Ruthie Sez:—Listen and learn
a foreign language on records
THE MUSIC BOX.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—42 in. cabinet sink
in crate. Call Ken Anderson,
White 67. 77p
LOST—Lady’s Elgin watch, nar
row gold-plated watchband. Call
Black 97. 77p
FOUND—Ray-Ban sunglasses in
case. Call at Nugget.
FOUND—Key-Bak with keys and 1
ring. Call at Nugget
SHOWING AT THE NOMERAMA
Two Shows Nightly, Starting at 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
TONIGHT and SATURDAY
“BENEATH THE
, 12-MILE BEEF”
CinemaScope
TechniColor
Robert Wagner Terry Moore
Gilbert Roland
SATURDAY MATINEE
"BENEATH THE 12-MILE REEF" will be the show starting at
10 a.m. Children with tickets from the bank are assured of seals.
Tickets will also be available at the box office. Admission for chil
dren up to and including 12 is 25 cents. For 13-year-olds and up to
and including 16-year-olds the admission is 35 cents.
SUNDAY and MONDAY
“JUBAL”
CinemaScope
TechniColor
Glenn Ford Rod Steiger
z Ernest Borgnine
KNOM-TV PRESENTS
V> . \ TONIGHT
mii1 1
6:30—Mick'y Mouse Clb.
7:30—Lone Ranger
8:00—Western Movie: I
"Western Frontier"
9:00—This Is Your Life !
9:30—Lawrence Welk
SUNDAY
6:30—Crossroads
7:00—Disneyland
8:00—Panic
8:30—Hold Thai Note
3:00—Your Hii Parade
9:30—Feature Movie:
"Along Came Jones"
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Just hit town
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New DODGE
DowerG/ants
Come in and get an early look
at these new Dodge Power
Giants... with new giant-power
V-8 engines... new higher load
capacities ... new style and new
features—including push-button
driving. Come in soon!
DODGE TRUCKS New full-opening hood
with the Forward Look! for ™icmgf
Larry Galvin, Front St, Nome, Alaska