NWA FAIR NEWS
N.W.A. Fair Association Presi
dent Terry Jackson has announced
that Mrs. W. B. McCarthy will
have charge of the children’s pet
show, scheduled for Friday after
noon during the Fair.
Another new feature of the Fair
this year will be that after the
awarding of prizes on the food
exhibits under the auspices of the
Home Arts Club, all food entered,
will be sold and the proceeds
turned over to this club for the
City Play field Fund.
One of the judges for Division I
will be a representative of the
home economics department of the
University of Alaska. She' will be
here at that time to give two ex
tension courses to a group of
women in the community.
Fred Chambers Family
Here On Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chambers
and four children arrived from
their home in Ypsilanti, Mich., for
a visit with friends and family,
in their own Howard plane.
They reached Golovin on Fri
day, where Mrs. Chambers, the
former Myrtle Fagerstrom, is vis
iting before coming on to Nome.
Fred is one of the “million
milers’’ flying for the American
Airlines from San Francisco to
Tokyo, and is on a six weeks
vacation.
MMM HOSPITAL
John Isanituk was admitted to
the hospital.
Theresa Norbert and Sig Savok
were discharged.
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FROM SEATTLE AUGUST 22
A vessel for Nome, St. Michael, Unalakleet,
Golovin and Nome
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For Further Information Wire, Write or Phone
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
J. J. DILLON, Agent — Phone Main 68
PAN AMERICAN |
Arriving Saturday with P a n j
American were Doris Lincoln,
Pepper Gray, Rodney Lincoln,
Harold Stewart, A. Polet, Ray
Webb, Jack Jenkins, George Cur
tez, Dorothy Park, and Fred Bock
man.
Departing were J. J. Brown,
E. W. Talivan, John Wirum, N. W.
Rice, Roy Earling, Carl Dewey,
Chuck Pullock, Ernest Robbins,
R. N. Bernsten, and A. F. Mac
intosh. Walt Yost was a round
trip passenger.
ALASKA AIRLINES
June 20
Passengers from Anchorage:
Tom Jones, Ed Coffey, E. W. Tail
man, James Browne, H. Hendron,
G. Badke, C. Goldsburgh, G.
Cooper, C. Course, L. Lorvell, K.
C. Riley, C. Wilson, Stanley
Hough, M. Humphrey.
To Kotzebue: Clarence Ausley,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Foster, R. Fos
ter, J. Foster, Donald and Irvan
Schminder, John Swope, Vernon
Divilbiss, Mr. and Mrs. A. Du
fresne, Jerry , and Jack Dufresne,
E. W. Tallman, Ed Coffey.
To Anchorage: A. P. Valentinic,
B. Threadgill, R. Monsoma, E. K.
Johanson, D. Peckhan, Lt. Wm.
Norcross, Lewis L. Adams, Lt.
Fashbaugh.
July 21
To Anchorage: Martin Feldman,
W. Russ Hurlan, Frank Waskey,
Mrs. Robt. Stetoart, Tom Jones, F.
Casserl, George Bourdon, E. B.
Fisher, Mr. Wade, Mr. Hundley,
Mr. Schminder.
From Anchorage: James Mit
chell, Capt. L. Ost, J. G. Adder
son, C. B. Setter, F. Rice, Merlin
Raddates, S. K. Alvine, F. Bishop,
A. Feldman, Geo. Tobuk.
To Kotzebue: Arthur Upickson,
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Tony Schwamm, Martin Jeffery,
Adolph Benson, Paul Spurlock.
From Unalakleet: E. B. Fisher.
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From McGrath: John Snyder,
George Gord.
NOTICE
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Sales tax returns on retail sales,
services and rentals for the quar
ter ending June 30, 1951, must be
in the City Clerk's office Monday,
July 30, 1961. 87,3
Carrie M. McLain
Nome City Clerk
NOTICE
All Board Members and Super
intendents of the N.W.A. Fair
Association will meet at the G. R.
Jackson residence on Wednesday,
July 25 at 8:00 p.m. for an im
portant meeting. It is very im
portant that all members attend,
if possible.
Terry Jackson, Pres.
WANT ADS
WANTED — General clerk ac
countant. Inquire in person at
Alaska Road Commission Of
fice.
FOR SALE — Tavern, all equip
ment, stock, liquor license, and
building including three rental
apartments, center of city. Write
Box A-508, Kodiak. 87
WANTED — Used oil kitchen
range. Call Nugget.
DREAM
THEATER
Tuesday, July 24—7:30 p.m.
"SAXON CHARM"
Robert Montgomery
Susan Hayward
Thursday, July 26—7:30 p.m.
"FAMILY HONEYMOON"
Claudette Colbert
Fred MacMurray
Alaska Social Security
Administrator Makes
Short Visit to Nome
James Browne, Juneau man
ager of the Social Security Ad
ministration office, arrived Sat
urday with Wien Airlines, on his
annual trip. He was accompanied
by E. W. Tallman, Regional Di
rector of Social Security, from
San Francisco, who includes Al
aska and Hawaii in his itinerary.
They remained in Nome over
the week-end and departed yes
terday for Anchorage.
Mrs. Jack Bullock is in town on
business for a few days, awaiting
the arrival of the B & R Trans
portation Company’s tugs and
barges from St. Lawrence. The
MS Vicki C, MS Tula and three
barges are scheduled to arrive to
day to take on gas and oil from
the Christine Foss for the com
pany’s new storage tanks at Kot
zebue.
Mrs. Bullock stated that the
Standard Oil tanks are now ready
at Kotzebue and that the com
pany, which was organized this
spring, is very busy assuming its
numerous responsibilities at Kot
zebue.
NOTICE
The tentative closing date for
the Land Office, Nome, is set for
August 15, 1951. All files are to be
shipped to Land Office, Fairbanks.
Anyone wishing to purchase
Mineral Survey plat should ask
for them now. The price is $1.00
per plat.
Helen M* Bockman
87,2 Acting Manage?
IN THE ROADSTEAD
The U.S. Coast Guard icebreak
er Northwind is scheduled to leave H
this afternoon, having arrived
here on its annual summer cruise
of Bering Sea and the Arctic.
She carries a complement of 150
officers and men with Capt. John
A. -Dirks, commanding officer.
Usually the floating court trav
els on her in southwestern Alaska,
but did not this year.
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The MS Teton of the Portland
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Tug and Barge Co. with a con
verted LST named Kiska Island
in tow is getting ready to take on
about 2000 tons of obsolete min
ing equipment for shipment to
Seattle by J. D. Davidson and
Charles Esch.
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The Christine Foss and barge
are discharging oil and gas for
Standard Oil.
Walter Yost, cargo .man with
Pan American World Airways,
from San Francisco, on assign
ment in Fairbanks, paid Nome a
quick visit on Saturday, making
the round trip and seeing the
sights as fast as he could.
CORRECTION—
The headline on an article in
last Monday’s issue stated that
William McDonald sold his inter
est in Dahl Creek mining pro
perty to Pat Bliss. The line should
have read: Louis Nashenwing
Sells Mining Property To Pat
Bliss. William McDonald sold his
interest in the North Fork Dredg
ing Company to (Pete Reader.
If everybody though alike this
would be a stagnant world.
I NORTH STAR GRILL
Full Cuisine — Quality Foods
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YOU ARE INVITED TO SEE
an exhibit of
original
Eskimo Portraits
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by Irma Clark
Now On Display
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