ANG HAS TARGET PRACTICE
AT SATELLITE FIELD
Sunday, April 22, elements of
the 1st Alaska Scout Battalion of
the Alaskan National Guard had
range . firing on Satellite Field.
The previous meetings were used
an the instruction of position,
sighting, care and cleaning of
rifle, and safety precautions. The
forenoon on the range was used
fbr checking rifles and zero-ing
them on the target. At noon a
hot lunch was served.
After lunch the 30 men fired
for score. The weather was clear
and sunny, with a steady NNE
wind. With 200 as highest possible
score, the nine high scorers were:
Lt. Wheeler, 192; Cpl. Kingik,
:UJ8; Sgt. Slwooko, 189; Sgt. Dick
CAP BASKETBALL TEAMS TO
PLAY CHALLENGE GAMES
WITH AIR BASE FIVES
Last games of the basketball
season will be played Thursday
evening starting at 7:00 pan. at
I the school gym. The CAP Cadets
j are scheduled to play the first
game against the Billikens, and
the CAP Seniors play the 633rd
Radar team in a challenge game
for the nightcap. 4
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Judging by past performances,
these last games should have
plenty of fast action and by all
indications will be “humdingers.”
son, 180; Sgt. J. McLuke, 179; Pfc.
F. Fatexac 179; Lt. Ulfrets, 175;
Lt. D. Jones, 174; Sgt. T. Push
ruk, 174.
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TAKES OVER POSTS
In the absence of Mayor Steve
Andersop who was ill and who
will remain in office until the
arrival of Charles Jones, Council
man Elmer Straub presided at the
first meeting of the new council
last evening.
Clyde Glass was appointed as
the new fire chief, replacing Herb
Jenks who only took the position
to help out during the winter. G.
D. Hurlbert was appointed as pat
rolman.
A thirty-day notice was sent to
property owners on the south side
of Front Street to clean up the
debris from the fire last winter
which has been frozen until now.
New members on the council
are Wilson Russell, Pete Reader,
Wallace Mclvor and Houston
Alexander. They are replacing
Fred Cavota, Axel Edman and Les
Bronson.
Rev. Alvin Capener was fined
$500 yesterday in the U. S. Com
missioner’s Court for assault on a
child, Jerry Cavota, age 7.
The complaint was filed by the
father of the child, Fred Cavota^
as the child' -had been severely
beaten across the back with a
leather belt. Rev. Capener ad
mitted beating or “punishing” the
child for having thrown a rock
and injuring the eye of the
Capener child who is about the
same age.
FISH AND WILDLIFE
BUILD AT KOTZEBUE
Bids will be opened in Juneau
on May 4th for the construction
of a new building in Kotzebue for
the Fish and Wildlife Service.
The structure according to re
ports will be a combination head
quarters and residence for the
agency.
Hospital News
Admitted to the hospital^ Walt
Weidman of Nome, Harold Dim
mick of Elim.
Discharged: Billy Kowlouk of
Wales.
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.
WANT ADS
FOUND—Bunch of keys tied to a
padlock. tf
FOUND—Key on double ring. Call
at Nugget. tf
FOR SALE — Large photography
outfit, enlargers, printing box,
movie camera. Call Red. 87.
48, 49, 50
WANTED — Bookkeeper. Call
Main 126. 49, 50, 51
FOUND—17-jewel watch. Identify
at Nugget. 49, 50
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THEATER
1 Show Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.
"ROGUES REGIMENT"
Dick Powell § Maria vToren
(No Show on Thursday)
2 Shows Friday—7:15 & 9 p.m.
"Tarzan and the Mermaids"
Johnnie Weismuller, Brenda Joice
TWO FIRES YESTERDAY
The Fire Department was called
out yesterday afternoon to put
out a small fire on First Ave.
West. Two small boys had started
a bon-fire on the back porch of
a vacant residence next door to
the Munz home. There was no
damage.
Last evening the home of Ja<^c
Ozenna on the Sand Spit was
gutted by fire caused by clothes
which were drying near the stove
pipe.
Fire Chief W., W. Laws stated
that the ready response of the
volunteers as well as the Post
Fire Department’s voluntary as
sistance, show a splendid spirit
of cooperation so necessary in
emergencies of this kind.
Jack Ozenna is an old native
carver who suffered a stroke last
year and who is supporting his
three grandchildren. He lost his
wife last year when she was
drowned while on a fishing trip.
NOTICE
Written applications will be re
ceived at the City Clerk's Office
up to 5:00 p.m. April 30, 1951, for
the position of Fire Chief of the
Nome Fire Department. Salary
offered is $400 per month.
Nome Common Council
By CARRIE M. McLAIN,
City Clerk
Publish April 25 and 27 1951.
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