DALE BELCHER. ANS.
REPORTS ON SEWARD PEN.
Dale Belcher, Alaska Native
Service division of resources assist
ant director, returned to Juneau
jifrom an inspection tour erf sta
tions and reindeer herds at Nome,
,
i Teller, Mary’s Igloo, Unalakleet,
St. Michael, Stebbins, White
Mountain and Golovin.
The four reindeer herds at Tel
ler Mary’s Igloo, St. Michael and
Golovin at® moving into the fawn
ing grounds. A fairly good fawn
crop is expected if weather con
ditions prove favorable. The herds
total an approximate 3100 head.
The herd at Mary’s Igloo reports
no more wolf trouble since the
two Fish and Wildlife Service
predator men made a recent trip
there killing a number of wolves.
I Herb Engsirom is taking ad
vantage of the early spring wea
ther and plans to leave soon for
his camp at Basin Creek to pre
pare for a busy summer*
He stated that his family %ill
join him as soon as school is out.
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EXPLORER LEADERS
TO GET INSTRUCTION
Marc Anderson, Explorer Ad
visor, and Ben Young, Post Com
mitteemen, reecived instruction
I in presenting a filmstrip entitled
; “Exploring”, from Duane Force,
Field Executive. They will show
it to a combined meeting off the
Explorer Post and its sponsor, the
Nome American Legion on Tues
day night at the Legion Hall.
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Tim Ian Ketchikan
Petersburg Seattle
SS. Baranof Apr. 26
Sitka Ketchikan
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SS. Denali May 3
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Juneau Ketchikan
Petersburg Seattle
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FAIRBANKS, ANCHORAGE or SEWARD
Eva McGowan Featured
In Readers Digest
The Love of Eva McGown, con
densed from a forthcoming hook
by Dorothy Walworth, Is featured
in the 'May issue of Reader’s Di
gest. Eva, a Fairbanks resident
since 1914 ,when she came directly
from Ireland, is well .known
throughout Alaska as Fairbanks
official hostess. Recently she went
through Juneau after a trip to
Hawaii.
Anyone who has known Eva
McGown will not forget her hats,
brogue and enthusiasm.
Mr. and Mrs. Lasry Galvin of
the U. S. Mercantile Co. left yes
terday for a combined business
and pleasure trip to the States.
PFC. BILLY WALDHELM IS
STATIONED N TEXAS j
BIGGS AIR FORCE BASE>
Texas, April 23—Pfc. George WiJ
liam Waldheim, son of Mrs. K. F.
Waldheim, Nome, Alaska, has
been assigned to the 97th Air Base
Group at Biggs Air Force Base,
Texas.
He is now a member of the 97th
Bombardment Wing Medium, part
of Strategic Air Command’s 8th
Air Force.
ARCTIC
NATIVE BROTHERHOOD
Regular meeting
Tuesday, April 24
7:30 p.m.—Clubhouse
All members urged to attend
NOTICE
Sales Tax reports on retail sales,
services and rentals for the quar
ter ending March 31, 1951, must
be in the City Clerk's office
MONDAY, April 30, 1951.
Carrie M. McLain,
Nome City Clerk
Publish April 23, 25 and 27, 1951.
NOTICE
Anyone caugot damaging the
chairs or other property of the
Dream Theater will be prosecut
ed to the full extent of the law*
Dream Theater Management
NOTICE
National Guard 1st Scout Bat
talion will have gunnery practice
on firing range at Saiallite Field
on 22 April 1951.
—LL D. L. Hendershot.
WANT ADS
FOUND—Bunch of keys tied to a
padlock. tf
FOUND—Key on double ring. Call
at Nugget. tf
MALE HELP WANTED—Two im
mediate openings for reliable
men to call on friends and neigh
bors. Wonderful opportunity. $15
to $20 in a day. No experience
required. Permanent. Write today.
McNESS COMPANY, Dept. B,
2423 Magnolia St., Oakland 7,
Calif. 45,43
FOR SALE — Large photography
outfit, enlargers, printing box,
movie camera. Call Red. 87.
48, 49, 50
DREAM
* THEATER
No Show
Monday and Tuesday
1 Show Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.
"ROGUES REGIMENT"
Dick Powell § Maria Toren
Boy Scout Court of Honor Tonight
Tonight a| 7 p.m. at the Arctic
Club ^ome Rotary Troop 666 will
hold a Court of Ronor, according
to Ed Hawkinson, Scoutmaster.
Almost every boy in the troop has
made sojne advancement and 17
wRl receive badge?, be added.
A board of review was held
Saturday afternoon by Wes Fultz,
Committeeman; John Almquist,
Ass’t Scoutmaster; Duane Force,
Field Scout Executive; and Ed
Rawkinson.
The announcement was made
that only those boys who have at
least one parent in attendance will
receive the miniature 2nd Class
and 1st Class badges that proved
so popular at the last Court of
Honor.
Members of the Rotary, the
Troop Committee, and friends of
Scouting are encouraged to attend
according to Hawkinson.
DOUGHNUT SHOP FOR NOME
A new business plans to open
this week on Front Street near
Gordon's which will be known as
the Delicious Doughnut Shop.
Managers are Robert Noah and
W. B. Thornton who state that
their new equipment which just
arrived will be in operation this
week.
Chocolate, vanilla, glazed and
other fancy doughnuts will ‘be
featured and baked fresh every
day.
A coffee shop will be operated
in connection with the doughnut
shop which will be both a whole
sale and retail business.
Mr. and Mrs. William McDon
ald, who have wintered in the
States and travelled extensively
while enjoying their vacation, re
turned home yesterday with Pan
American.
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