PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
From Fairbanks yesterday: Jack
Jenkins and Fred Estaugh.
Departing were Mr. and Mrs.
George Goshaw, June Dunbar,
Norman Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Thomas and children.
Jack Dwyer was a passenger
for Fairbanks.
MR. AND MRS. RAY HAWK
VISIT HERE FROM KOTZEBUE
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hawk, who
are with the CAA at Kotzebue,
and who were active in Cub
Scouting when they were station
ed here several years eago, are
visiting for a few days and re
newing old friendships.
Their children are in Kotzebue
where they are attending school.
NORTH POLE
Bakery and
Restaurant
(Formerly Nome Bakery)
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Fresh Bakery Goods Daily
By Our Master Baker
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I Nome Rotary Club Will
Make Annual Boy
Scout Fund Drive
The Nome Rotary Club will
put on its annual fund raising
drive for the Boy Scouts, start
ing tomorrow. The drive will
continue for one week. Rotary is
the sponsor for the local Boy
Scout Troop 666.
Individual members of Rotary
will canvass the town for dona
tions to this very worthy cause.
This year, 1955, is the 45 th
anniversary of the Boy Scouts of
America. The slogan of the cam
paign this year is: “Scouting
points the way for today’s youth
and tomorrow’s men.”
George Goshaw, who has been
hospitalized for the past month,
left yesterday, accompanied by
his wife, for the veteran’s hospi
tal in Vancouver, Wash. Mrs. Go
shaw plans to return next week.
During her absence the Nome
Market is being operated by Mrs.
Donna Waldron and assisted by
Mrs. Bessie Moses.
June Dunbar, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Luther Dunbar, left
with P.A.A. for the University of
Washington where she is in med
ical school.
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EVERY TUESDAY
For Valdez and Seward
AND FRIDAYS FOR SEWARD
Fred Eastaugh, President
Of All-Alaska Chamber
Visits Birthplace, Nome
Fred Estaugh, president of the
All - Alaska Chamber of Com
merce, arrived with Pan Ameri
can yesterday and was a guest of
the Chamber at the noon lunch
eon. Although Estaugh is a Ju
neau man he is specially interest
ed in Nome, having been born
here during the Gold Rush days.
He outlined plans for the an
nual Chamber meeting scheduled
for November and told of the in
teresting speakers who have con
sented to talk and told of some of
the interesting features of the
meeting. He urged as many of the
Nome members as possible to
attend the meeting which has
proved more important and val
uable to businessmen each year it
has been held.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: F. Pfost, Mrs.
Grace Pfost, Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
Swim, Karen, Merrill and Sherry
Swim, Vern Hirsch, Dr. E. E.
Bach, Sam Ailak, E. B. Arm
strong, F. Ellis, Ed Suave, R. Ora,
Mr. and Mrs. R. Jacobs.
To Anchorage: Blair Stewart, S.
K. Garrett, E. W. Lundeen, R.
Witherell, James Ryan, Sig Krog
stad, Sgt. A. Hilton, Sgt. M. H.
Fears, Don E. Lague, Phil Holds
worth, A. E Weissenborn.
WERNER BOHRER TO WORK
FOR CITY POWER COMPANY
Werner Bohrer, the brother of
Ernie Bohrer, tinsmith specialist
associated with Morgan and Son,
arrived from the States and will
be with the City Light and Power
Utilities. His family will come up
at a later date to make their
home here.
NOTICE
Nome Light and Power
UTILITY BOARD MEETING
Thursday, Sept. 22, 1955
7:30 p.m. at the City Hall
WANT ADS
FKDR SALE — Man’s bicycle,
lady’s mukluks, console radio,
record player, tackle boxes,
dishes, etc. Phone Main 25.
WANTED—Girl to work at MMM
Hospital. tf
Can sell or finance good mining
properties, placer or lode, in Al
aska or Yukon Territory. Write
Post Office Box 205, Anchorage,
Alaska. 117c
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AVA Plans To Organize
Western Alaska Branch
The Alaska Visitors Association
at its semi-annual meeting recent
ly elected Bob Crawford as its
new president and plans were
made for a western Alaska branch
of the organization.
The organization of a hotel
association was also urged for
the convenience of travelers over
the territory.
A fund drive is planned and
Charles Reader has been named
chairman for the drive in Nome;
Edith feullock for Kotzebue, Lee
Sevulu at Barrow, James Ryan
Fairbanks and George Beacom at
Sitka.
FATHER MURPHY BACK
FROM HOLY CROSS MISSION
Father Murphy, who has been
assisting at Holy Cross Mission
for the past several weeks, has
returned to resume his work here
at St. Joseph’s Church.
He reported that there are
about forty children being cared
for at the mission at this time.
The Holy Cross Mission is to
be closed in about a year, with the
opening of a new Catholic school
and mission at Copper Center,
which will care for about 500
children.
Fire Prevention Week
October 9 Through 15
Have you checked around your
house to make sure no extension
cords run under rugs or hang over
nails?
Mr. and Mrs. Frasier
Buy Nome Bakery And
Rename It North Pole '
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Fraser
have announced the purchase of
the Nome Bakery from Jack Kelly
who has left for the States due
to poor health.
The name has been changed to
the North Pole Bakery and Res
taurant and will feature fresh
bakery goods daily.
Mrs. Frasier, who operated the
historic North Pole Bakery here
for about nine years, said that
merchants lunches will be a spe
cialty.
Dr. E. E. Bach, optometrist from
Anchorage, arrived yesterday and
is located at the Polaris Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Swim and
family, who have been on an ex
tended vacation, returned yester
day with Alaska Airlines. Mr.
Swim is with C.A.A. here.
Nome Laundry
& Cleaners
TEMPORARILY CLOSED
Will Re-Open When
Owner Returns
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