Beta Sigs Picnic At Dexter
The sisters of Beta Sigma Phi
and their families enjoyed a pic
nic at the Morgan camp last;
Sunday. Thp group journeyed to
the picnic site by Angelo Buffas’
Alaska Cab bus.
Anita Mays headed the commit
tee which furnished the lunch,
which consisted of hot dogs,
salad and all the trimmings. Due
to the rainy day, lunch was served
inside.
A cookie, candy and apron sale
was planned for Aug. 6 starting at
10 a.m. at the N.C. Store. Mrs.
Pete Reader has donated a hand
made rug to be given away dur
ing the sale.
All present agreed they had had
an enjoyable day and a vote of
appreciation was extended to
Beverly and Stan Morgan for
their wonderful hospitality.
L. C. Ferguson, manager of the
Traeger Trading Post, has been
here on business for several days
and returned home yesterday.
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Houses and Apartments
Furnished and Unfurnished
George Hite—Main 123
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Council Meeting Notes
The regular City Council meet
ing was held Monday evening at
7 o’clock preceding a special
meeting for Governor B. Frank
Heintzleman.
The Standard Oil Co., was
, granted permission to bury or
re-locate their cargo piping.
Jennie Frazier of the Nome
Liquor Store requested the Coun
cil to extend the liquor store
hours until 10 p.m. Liquor stores
are now required to close at
6:30 p.m. The matter was tabled
until the next meeting of the
Council pending notification of
the other liquor dealers.
Tom Martin, president of the
Public Utilities Board, made a re
port on plans of the board for
improvement in the power and
light service. He stated that one
of the first things planned is to
improve the service and step up
voltage to Belmont Point. It is
also planned to install a new
unit in the power plant at an
estimated cost of $85,000.
The Utilities Board meeting is
to be held tonight at the City Hall
and is open to the public.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Joule, teach
ers for the ANS at St. Michael,
are visiting in town for a few days.
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U.S. DISTRICT COURT
In District C6urt the case of
Wilson vs Eberle continues with
the following jury:
Christine Angell, Audrey Bayer,
H. Bernhardt, Irene Kakik, Nancy
Lean, George Luke, Frank Martin,
John McLuke, Jake Overbough,
John Belobraidich, Marjorie Hay,
Matilda Jones.
Wilson is suing Eberle for $100,
000 on a charge of false arrest and
malicious prosecution, alleging
that when he was jailed last June
his reputation was injured.
Judge Hodge ruled this morn
ing that no malicious prosecution
was established and the case be
tried only on the charge t»f false
arrest.
WANT ADS
HELP WANTED — Male high
school graduate for administra
tion clerk. Starting salary $382
monthly, 40 hrs. week. Contact
Maj. Siegwart, Alaska National
Guard.
SELL OR TRADE — Foam rub
ber mattress and matching box
springs; bunk beds with inner
spring mattress. Group $125.
Phone Main 30 90
FOR SALE—’53 Chevrolet pickup
truck. Good condition, $1500.
David Trantham, Main 2§ tf
Just Rec'd: new O.D. Mattresses
for Army cots . $12.50 each
Army cots . 3.00 each
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A REAL SPINE-TINGLER
Harry Knudsen, who has been
working on the Haines pipeline,
arrived yesterday from Anchor
age stating that the project is
completed with oil now in the
line.
He leaves soon for Kotzebue,
where he will be project engineer
for the U.S. Engineers there.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: George Goshaw, Tom i
Olanna, Frances Walker Jr., Don- j
aid Weyonna, Amelia Amaktoolik,
Norman Menadlook.
Discharged: Stewart Tocktoo,
Helen Moses, William Tuttle, Jim
Amaktoolik, James Savok Jr.,
Carl Katuck, Richard Norbert.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Kotzebue: Donald Hobbs.
To Fairbanks: Bertha and
Lewis Brooks, Harold Yerger, G.
D. Eberlein, W.H. Kerns, Pearl
Rohrn.
To Kotzebue: Judy Morris, Mr.
and Mrs. Tony Joule and chil
dren, Joyce Griffen, K. Howarth.
From Fairbanks: Fred Crane,
Charles McGowan.
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Rambler Due Back After
Trip to Northern Ports
The Coastal Rambler of the
Alaska Line is scheduled to de
part for the north at about mid
night tonight. According to local
agent Walt Sipprell, the ship will
return to Nome on its way south
bound, to unload school building
materials which are inaccessible
right now. Previously the vessel
had not be scheduled to visit
here again.
It is expected to return here
about Aug. 8, thence proceding
to St. Michael and Seattle.
Harry Gabrielson, manager for
Lomen Commercial Co., accom
panied by his wife, arrived yes
terday from the States. Gabrielson
was here for the first boat and left
on business.
Rev. Reeves Havens writes that
he is attending Pastor’s School at
Union Seminary this week and
says he has been to the United
Nations headquarters in New
York which he feels has been a
wonderful experience.
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