CAP CADETS NEWS
The Civil Air Patrol Cadets
held their monthly dance at the
City Hall last Saturday evening.
It was attended by approximately
60 people. The sailors from the
ships in the roadstead were in
vited to attend.
4it present the Cadets number
66 members and 31 of these have
their uniforms or they have been
* ordered. Twenty Cadets are plan
ning to attend the encampment
at Elmendorf Air Force Base.
They are: 2nd Lt. Barbara Trigg,
Sgt. Charles P. Fagerstrom, Cpls.
David Webb, Gerald Trigg, Suz
anne Fagerstrom and Robert Rus
sell; Pfcs. Pat. Yates, Margie
Lincoln, Gay Weyer, Gladys
Walker, Harry Cross, Ann Peter
son, Sigfred Larsen, Allan Atta
tayuk, and Johnnie Ibionna; Pvts.
Peter Omedelena, Clifford Atta
tayuk, Vivian Larsen, Arnold
Teayoumeak and Tony Martin.
The encampment will be held
from Aug. 13 to 28. The Cadets
will be transported by Mil-Air*to
and from Anchorage.
All Cadets who are going can
get a list of clothing and useful
items that are necessary from
Sgt. August. ' ,
B and R Tug Shielikoff
Takes Load To Kotzebue
The Shielikoff, ocean-going tug
of B & R Tug and Barge of Kot
zebue, departed yesterday with
a barge load of construction
supplies for Kotzebue. This mat
erial has been delayed here due
to ice conditions in the Kotzebue
Sound and along the coast.
IN THE ROADSTEAD
U.S.C.G. Storis.
Navy Icebreaker Statten.
U.S.N. Requisite
U.S.N. Sedge.
ATTENTION REPUBLICANS
Republican Meeting July 19.
Election of Officers and
85 Other Business
NOTICE TO BID
Sealed bids shall be received in
the City Clerk's Office no later
than 5:00 p.m.. July 23. 1956. for
the sale of the Martin Backslrom
cabin, located north of the school.
Removal of cabin must be made
in fifteen (15) days upon accep
tance of bid.
City of Nome.
Carrie M. McLain,
City Clerk.
Publ. July 16, 18, 20, 1956.
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Cecilia Okpealuk
Back From Texas
CAP Cadet Rally
Cecilia Okpealuk, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Okpealuk,
returned from Lackland Air
Force Base in Texas, where she
has been one of the two Alaskan
CAP Cadets to participate in a
program for girl Cadets from all
Over the States.
Cecelia states that there were
96 girls in all and Jack Carr of
Anchorage was her companion.
The girls were on TV and were
interviewed by two Texas papers.
They attended classes on char
acter guidance, personal groom
ing, care of uniforms and person
al appearance and enjoyed seeing
the. basic training for girls en
listing in the Air Force.
Most of all she enjoyed the
parachute jump. This was done
with a harness and on a training
pole.
,A tour of San Antonio and Ran
dolph Air Force Base were also
enjoyed but Cecilia found Texas
too hot for a permanent residence.
“I hope the next girl to go has
as much fun and enjoys her trip
as much as I did,” she said.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Tom Seetomona.
Discharged: Agnes Ruiz, Joan
Alexander, Frank Topsekok, Don
Hungerford, Wm. Self, Stan Ahk
valuk, Pauline Larsen, SuSan
Panek, Clarence Kotongan, Lena
Hoogendorn.
WA N 1 A D S
FOR SALE—Hotpoint Ironer like
new. Call Siegwarts at the Base.
FOR SALE—Lady’s fur cape and
jacket, man’s suit, 2 pair man’s
slacks, lady’s dresses. See at
Tuttle’s resident, 647 1st Ave.
FOR SALE—Cushman built Sears
motor scooter, 4 h.p., lights,
windshield, excellent condition
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Worthy Grand Matron
Of Order of Eastern Star
Coming rfere This Week
Mrs. Florence Plummer, Most
Worthy Grand Matron of the Or
der of Eastern Star, is expected
on an official visit to Nome Chap
ter, Alaska Chapter No. 1, this
weekend.
Mrs. Plummer, whose home is
in Fairview Village, Pennsyl
vania, will spend, several days
here before leaving to visit other
chapters in the territory.
Several social affairs have been
planned for her entertainment
during her stay here.
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by the
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Bureau
Mostly cloudy with consider
able fog tonight. Temperatures in
the 50s both days. Low tempera
ture in the 40’s tonight.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: precip. .01 in. Total
for month .44 in.
Highest temperature 54, lowest
45. Max. wind 22 mph from the
southwest. Sunrise at 2:11 a.m.,
sunset at 10:01 p.m.
A year ago today: highest tem
perature 44, lowest 42. Extremes
this date since 1907: highest 68
in 1941, lowest 35 in 1929.
Other stations as of 7 a.m. today:
Station Temp. Weather
Barrow 31 Cloudy
Wales 53 Light rain
Nome 49 Lt. drizzle, fog
Unalakleet 58 Part cloudy
Bethel 52 Lt. drizzle
McGrath 64 Clear
Anchorage 60 Part cloudy
Fairbanks 65 Cloudy
Edmonton 66 Part cloudy
Juneau 63 Cloudy
Seattle 70 Part cloudy
San Francisco 60 Part cloudy
Attention PTA Members
And Hot Lunch Committee
There will be an important
meeting at 8 p.m. at the City
Hall Tuesday evening. All mem
bers are urged to attend.
EXCURSION PLANE
UNABLE TO LAND
AT BARROW SUNDAY
A group of local residents left
Sunday morning on a charter ex
cursion flight to Pt. Barrow on
an Alaska Airlines DC-3.
They were unable to land at
Pt. Barrow, however, due to cir
cumstances which prevented the
plane getting clearance for secur
ity reasons, as the field at Barrow
is in control of the Western Elec
tric Co, the Dew Line Contractor.
The group, however, enjoyed a
full day of travel, stopping at
Kotebue and seeing Shishmaref
and Wales and other interesting
points along the coast. They re
turned to Nome about 7 o’clock
Sunday night.
In the party were:
Christy Waldheim, Luther and
June Dunbar, Lorena Gray, Rose
and Dean Bronson, Jim Grow,
Paul Ringsmith, Agnes Galvin,
Donna Waldron, Della Goshaw,
Louise Blanche, Margaret Collin,
Mr. and Mrs. Eino Myntti, Mr.
and Mrs. Schillenberg, Ann and
Roberta Snyder, Nancy Teayou
meak, Lt. Williams.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving Saturday: Messrs
Decker, Wilde, Robinson, Mrs.
Russell, Mike O’Brien, and Mrs.
Starnes and three children.
Departing were: Ben Young,
Minnie Tucker and Fred Cavota.
NOTICE
Officers and members of Alas
ka Chapter No. 1, Order of East
ern Star, will meet Monday, June
16th, to make final plans for the
visit of the Most Worthy Grand
Matron, who arrives next Friday.
—Helen Dunbar, Sec.
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