Two Tents are
Missing at the
Hoy Scout Camp
Five tents for the Boy Scout
annual encampment were stored
at the Scout Camp at Salmon
Lake when the camp closed last
year. It has been discovered that
two tents are now missing. These
tents are 5 man tents with squai'e
sides and coming to a peak at the
top. It is very necessary that they
be located before Sunday when
the camp opens. Anyone having
any knowledge of these tents are
asked to contact the State Police
or Conrad Potter at Nome School,
as without them part of the boys
planning to attend the encamp
ment will be without the neces
sary housing.
25 BOY SCOUTS EXPECTED AT
SALMON LAKE ENCAMPMENT
Boy Scout encampment at
Salmon Lake starts on Sunday
with a total of about 25 boys ex
pected to participate from Troops
666 and 663.
Ira Hill, district leader, is ex- j
ipected from Fairbanks to head
the encampment with Spencer j
Strand. He will also be bringing
with him a scout leader from the !
Fairbanks area.
Local assistants are Fred
Chunn and Pepper Gray, of the !
Explorer Scouts.
Roy Snyder and Ash Craft will
make ready the Explorer canoes
for the use of these troops.
SCOUT EXECUTIVES
ARRIVE FOR ENCAMPMENT
Douglas Jennings of Fairbanks
and Tacoma accompanied Ira Hill,
scout executive, are here for the
Salmon Lake encampment. Doug
las will be in charge of water
activities and will assist the
scouts in working toward their
swimming achievements.
INFORMATION WANTED
Information about Frank A.
Strang who at one time owned
a claim at Gold Run Creek, near |
Teller is sought by relatives. He I
was last heard from in June of S
2921.
Anyone knowing about this
man may contact the Nugget.
NOTICE
There will be a general meet
ing of the stockholders of Nome
Bowlers Inc. on Tuesday, July
11 at 8 p. m. at the City Hall.
Paul A. Mandeville, Secty.
Magic, Melody and
Mirth to Highlight the
Cancer Crusade Show
i Magic, Melody and Mirth is the
j name of the big Cancer Crusade
show, which will be performed
on Tuesday evening at 8:00, at
the School Auditorium free of
charge. The show is a return per
formance for Maj. Robert Faulk
ner whose popularity at the last
show of magic, which he put on
here has been well remembered.
Maj. Faulkner is bringing with
him an eight piece band and has
many new tricks up his sleeves
for this big show.
The show is free, but everyone
is asked to have a generous con
tribution for the Cancer Fund
available when donations are
asked for. Children must be ac
companied by an adult, stated the
committee in charge.
Sociological Study Being
Made on Alaskan Students
Dr. Seymour Parker, who is at
the U of Alaska for the summer
is making a sociological study of
why Alaskan students drop out
of school. The study is being
made jointly by the U of A and
the Office of Education. Dr.
Parker spent some time here and
left for Kotzebue. He has also
made a study at Alakanak. Also
working on the project is Joan
Parker Parker who has also been
here and will return to complete
her studies here. The results of
the study is to be made known
about the first of the year.
Daughter for the Caldwells
Capt. and Mrs. Bill Caldwell
are the parents of a daughter,
born this morning at the hos
pital. This is their third child.
The father is with the Alaska
National Guard and stationed
here.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Wagner Wongittilin
of N. E. Cape, James Aningayou
of Gambell, Fred Eningowuk,
Janet Caldwell and Herb Jenks.
Discharged: Joyce Gilmore and
infant, and Mary Ann Molitor.
NOTICE
A cash reward of $100 will be
paid for information leading to
the arrest and conviction of the
person or persons molesting,
damaging, breaking and shooting
into the old NAT "Red Hanger"
north of Nome, and aircraft
stored therein. 85
Munz Airways
LOMEN COIMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
— DEALERS IN —
Lumber & Plywood, Wallboard, Building Materials, Insulation
Acetylene and Oxygen including Breathing,
Lincoln Welding Equipment
Coal and Industrial Hardware
STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS
Phone MAIN 147 Write BOX 700
Sgt. Gene Morris Takes
New Post in Fairbanks
Gene Morris of the State Police
who has been assigned to the
area for the past two years, leaves
Monday to take up his new po
| sition, which is heading the Traf
| fir Dept, in Fairbanks.
He is being replaced here by
i Trooper Joe Rvchetnik who has
1 been with the State Police for
! the past two years in the Anchor
' age district and will be making
! his home in Nome for the next
two years. His wife, who will be
secretary at Nome School, will be
arriving about July 10. The
1 couple have two sons aged four
j and eight. Before joining the
State Police Rychetnik was a cor
respondent for the United Press.
NC STORE ADDS
NEW BOOK DEPARTMENT
The NC Store has added a new
department featuring the latest in
j reading, not only in the latest
i magazines which will arrive every
week but pocket books, current
hard back books, especially on
Alaska. Dictionaries, maps, cur
| rent almanacs, travel guides and
most everything needed for the
reading public.
The management states that
current best sellers not stocked I
can be quickly obtained for per
sons wanting them, upon request.
New specially made shelving
has been installed for easy selec
tion and efficiency.
GALVINS OFF TO PARIS
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Galvin and
daughter Cherie are off to Paris
for six weeks where Cherie will
study French in a French school
for their stay.
They were helped in selecting a
hotel by one of the Little Sisters
of Jesus whose parents live in
Paris.
The trip is a graduation present
for Cherie Galvin who graduated
from high school in June. She
plans to enter the University of
| Washington in the fall.
Ruth Glavinovich is here for a
; visit with her father, Carl Gla
vinovich and to see her many
friends.
You think ballet dancers are
sissy? The Great Vaslav Nijinsky
was able to perform the “En
trechat Dix”—crossing and un
crossing feet 10 times in a single
! leap . . . try it yourself in front
of a mirror. What is your score?
NOTICE
SEAFARERS INTERNATIONAL
UNION MEETING—JULY 7
FRIDAY — 7:30 — ANB HALL
All members are urged to attend
the meeting.
NOTICE
All Girl Scouts, Senior and
Intermediate, who plan to attend
camp at Dexter, please register
by July 7, with Mrs. Dan Walsh.
WANT ADS
FC150 Jeep Cabover 4WD pickup
for sale by Man With Red Paint
Job. $1,550. Dick Galleher, Box
875, Nome. tf
LOST: Jade ring at Armory on
4th. Reward for return to
Nugget.
FOR SALE: ’58 Chev, 6 cylinder,
standard shift — $550. See at
State Highway Yard.
HELP WANTED
MEN—WOMEN
$150 A WEEK !
NO EXPERIENCE
Men or women. Service our cus
tomers. Quality clothing for
entire family. Low direct-to
customer prices. Part or full
time. $1,000 of actual made-up
samples furnished. No invest
ment. Northwestern Woolen Co.,
403 Nicollet Ave., Minneapolis
1, Minn.
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| N 0 M E R A M A ’ ill E A TIR I
FRIDAY am! SATURDAY
ONLY SIX SURVIVED THE RIVER OF DESTRUCTION!
SUNDAY a n <1 M O NDAV
NOME NUGGET ADS PAY BIG DIVIDENDS
I $100 REWARD
will be paid by the undersigned
FOR INFORMATION
Leading to the Arrest & Conviction
of the PERSON or PERSONS
WHO DAMAGED
MY AIRPLANE
The Night of Wednesday, July 5, 1961
On City Field
— Lester Bronson
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