ARA .NTI t I'lN'C, I RIOAY
Ham] i Williams. ARA deputy
at iministrator. and Mrs. Cecelia
dairy, chief of the Northwest Div
ision, Office of Area Operations,
v 11 he here Friday for a confer
ence with the ARA committees
ami officials concerned with proj
>; * applications and overall econ
omic development matters.
All persons interested are in
vited to an open meeting on Fri
day evening at 8 o’clock at the
City Hall.
Other communities visited are
Valdez, Whittier, Cordova, Seward
and Homer, Kodiak. Kenai, An
chorage. Matanuska. After the
Nome visit the visitors will go to
Kotzebue, Bethel, Dillingham,
Naknek, King Salmon, Juneau,
Petersburg, Wrangell, and Ketchi
kan.
Grand Master of Grand Lodge
Of Masons Due Here Friday
Charles W. Johnson of Tacoma,
Wn„ Most Worshipful Grand Mas
ter of the Grand Lodge of Masons
for the States of Alaska and Wash
ington. is being honored by Anvil
Lodge F & AM No. 140 with a
banquet on Friday evening at the
Masonic Temple.
Mr Johnson :s making his Alas
kan visitation which includes
lodges all over the state. Carl
M: kelson is Master of the local
Masonic Lodge.
Whale Meat for Truck
Jerome Trigg has a new Dodge
T'-wnwagon, purchased from the
Tea. dealer. Larry Galvin.
Mr. Trigg made a down pay
?' with merchandise, which no
other person lias in town — whale
meat.
The whale, which is caught in
s. -octal nets near Cape Name. ,s
for sale at the Galvin Stare. Merc
Mary Pilcher Visits Dawson
Mrs. Mary Pilcher was ; tourist
week, making the trip to
TMwson f r the big celebration
tv on. She stated that the re
' ration of the old mining town
quite fabulous and the com
Ttely restored opera house with
turn of the century show is
eked each evening.
Mrs. Pilcher made the trip with
a charter flight from Fairbanks.
NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF
CUB SCOUT PACK 63
There will be a Pack meeting
at the Nook on Friday at 7:30. The
theme will be "Noah's Ark and
Feats of Skill."
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FOR FAIRBANKS A\l)
AIR FORCF ACADEMY
Two Nome teen-agers leave to
! day to represent the community
| in different ways,
j Daphne Rylander, daughter of
Mrs. Sophie Swanson, leaves for
Fairbanks to be a contestant in the
Eskimo beauty contest being held
in connection with the Golden
Days celebration.
Ricky Young, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Young, leaves for An
chorage as a CAP cadet, chosen
with 21 other Cadets from the
state’s 600 to form a drill team
which will compete with other
state teams at the U S. Air Force
Academy at Colorado Spring from
Aug. 6-9. The team will drill in
tensively between now and then
and be fully outfitted for the trip
at Elmendorf AFB.
OSCAR W ALL FAMILY
HOME FROM VACATIOS
Oscar Wall and family return
ed Monday from an extended va
cation which started May 21 and
took them through the western
states.
In Seattle they bought a new
car and went down the coast as far
as Eureka. Calif., over to Reno.
Nev, and Jackson Hole. Wyo.,
back up through Montana and
Idaho stopping for a family re
union in Oregon. This is the first
time the Wall family had been to
gether in 28 years and around 50
people participated in the reunion.
The family was disappointed at
the snow and cold weather they
found along the way and enjoyed
the TO degree weather at Fairbanks
on t eir return Sunday.
Mr. Wall is here with the FA A.
JUDGE GILBERT RETURNS
Juries Huber: Gilbert., who flew
•f Seattle for a meeting of judges
from the Pacific Northwest and
Alaska, returned yesterday.
In Superior Court yesterday, the
civil case of Don and Dee Kitchin
v. Don and Charlotte Hungerford.
which involved the Nome Market,
was completed with Judge Gilbert
giving a decision in favor of the
defendants. Both the defendants
and the plaintiffs are to be held
responsible for their respective
costs.
Glenn Steele, the father of Maj.
Robert Steele, commander of the
1st Scout Battalion of the ANG,
is visiting here for the summer
from his home in Flint, Mich. The
elder Steele last visited here dur
ing the summer of 1959.
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WELDING MACHINES ELECTRODES
SUPPLIES & ACCESSORIES
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MacWYTE WIRE ROPE
STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS
Phone 2234
Write Box 700
MAPLE FLOATING FLOOR”
COMPLETED AT ARMORY
The maple hardwood floor in
the ANG armory was completed
last week and was described by
Maj. Robert Steele as a ‘‘floating
floor." It has been marked out
for a basektball and volley ball
court.
The drill hall measures 94 feet 4
inches by 62 feet, and the new
floor is marked out for 48 feet by
84 feet of playing surface, leaving
3 feet on the south side for a
walkway and 11 feet on the north
side for folding bleachers. The
bleachers, however, are yet to be
acquired.
The floor is complete — except
for metal thresholds at the doors
leading out of the hall—and the
backboards and standards for bas
ketball—in addition to the folding
bleachers.
Construction of the floating floor
started with a coating of mastic
on the concrete on which was laid
a felt paper base, glued to the
mastic. Then. 2x4's were glued to
the felt base with instant bond
cement, wide side down in a
staggered formation. Then the
1-inch maple was nailed to the
2x4's by a machine, the "power
cleate." The floor is also spaced
an inch from the walls.
The men who installed the floor
came to Nome after installing the
floor at the Bethel armory.
PAIR SERIOUSLY INJURED
IN AUTO ACCIDENT HERE
Isaac Picknalook and Buddy
Navokok arc hospitalized with
serious head injuries and Pickna
look also has chest injuries from
an auto accident on the Sandspit
early yesterday morning, when the
green 1951 Jeep driven by Pickna
look hit a telephone pole.
The pole was hit so hard that
the insulators of the 2.300 volt
line were broken and the pole
moved about 5 inches, it was re
ported.
The front end of the car. which
is owned by James Picknalook,
lather of Isaac, was completely
demolished.
No charges have been filed by
the police as of yet.
TWO BABY GIRLS
Two baby girls are in the MMM
Hospital nursery as Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Erickson of Candle had a
daughter, born on July 17, and Mr.
and Mrs. Dwight Milligruk, a dau
ghter, born this morning.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Alberta Picknalook,
Sophie Swanson, Edith Thompson,
Isaac Picknalook, Buddy Nayokok.
Discharged: Helen Carlson, Or
ville Muller, Mary Ann Pushruk.
Attends Alcohol Workshop
Rev. Howard DeVore, new pastor
of the Community Methodist
Church, is attending Alaska’s first
Alcohol Workshop at Sheldon Jack
son Junior College in Sitka this
week.
Also attending from this area is
Rev. Arthur French of the Pres
byterian Churches of Gambell and
Savoonga.
WANT ADS
FOUND: Leather key case with
two keys. Identify at Nugget.
FOUND: Watch. Identify at
Nugget.
FOR SALE: Piano. Call 2387 after
6:00 p.m. 86c
WANTED: Information as to the
whereabouts of Rose (nee Kaci
rek) Bougher needed. Also called
Rosie; bom 1891 and was sup
posed to have come to Alaska in
1914. Write R. Nemecek, 640 S.
Monroe, Hinsdale, Illinois. 85p
FOR SALE: I960 Volkswagon
Combe, topnotch condition, a
real bargain at $2,000. Call 2610.
86c
WANTED TO BUY — Two old
dressers with mirrors, commode,
or cupboard. Call 2590. 86c
I N 0 MERAMA THE A T eTI
First Show Starts at 7:15 — Second Show, 9:30
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
Stale Director of Selective Service
\ Meeting Here With Local Board
Col. Daniel W. Mahoney, State
Director of Selective Service from
Juneau is here for a few days
assisting in the local office and
conferring with the local board
which met last night. Members of
the board here are Don Lyle, Bill
Cameron, Walter Glavinovich and
Ben Young.
Col. Wendell Johnson and Col.
W. Willey from the national head
quarters of Selective Service in
Washington, D.C., are due here to
day on a trip through the state.
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Hold Open House
An open house was held in Ju
neau honoring Father John Hudert,
former Juneau and Nome resident,
who was ordained recently.
The affair was at the home of
his sister, Mrs. William Eberhardt,
where he is spending the weekend.
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