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Joe TV antlev. formerly Kot/c
1 ue policeman. is now stationed
here in the capacity of protection
officer for the Fish and Game De
partment.
Tim followin': open seasons are
announced in this area for hunters:
Unit 22 which includes Nome,
allows moose hunting from Aug.
2(1 to Sept. 30.
Ptnrmagen season opens Aug.
20.
Dear season onens Sent. 1 to
Dec. 31, with a limit of one bear
of each sex, except a female with
cubs.
Regulations on bear hunting
will he published in a later issue.
TW O GOVERNOR
( AX’OIDATFS HI:RF
Gov. Wm, Egan is scheduled to
arrive here late today and will be
greeted and meeting his many
friends in the community this
afternoon and evening informally.
No plans have been made for any
political gatherings.
Warren Taylor, legislator for ten
sessions of the Alaska legislature
is campaigning here today and was
a guest of the Chamber this noon.
He is campaigning for the office
of governor of Alaska. He stressed
the importance of the Fairbanks
Nome Highway, stating that he dis
approved of the economic study as
tile road must be built as quickly
as possible and like the railroads
of America should be built to open
up the land rather than connect
points in between.
Auknik Lanes
Open Niglitlv
| at 6:30
j CLOSED SUNDAY
HI RING AUGUST
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T ncal officers have just com
puted an intensive J'-g-day train
ing course under the direction of
Robert Evans. assistant special
a stent from the FBI headquarters
in Anchorage. Assistant instructor
was Ray Stratton, special agent.
Tr lining in search and seizure,
legal search, and arrests, defensive
tactics including some judo; fin
ger printing; collecting and pre
serving evidence and many tech
niques of the mechanics of arrest
were studied.
All participants passed profi
ciency tests in firearms, stated
agent Robert Evans, with good
scores.
Those taking the courses were
Chief of Police Robert Oliver,
Trooper Jim Hemphill of Kotze
bue. Sid Dickey of the Nome Jail,
and members of the Nome Police
Department Jim Carter, Tony Mar
tin and Bob Dickson.
Mike Sherman Bags Bear
Mike Sherman has shot the of
fending bear in the Kougarok
which has been destroying miners’
camps at both Dahl and Atlas
Creek.
The bear, which measured 8 feet,
was taken with a single shot from
a 30-30 which caught the animal
in the neck.
LIONS MEET TUESDAY NIGHT
Nome Lions are reminded that
the first meeting for August will
be held tomorrow evening at 7
o’clock at the Bering Sea Club,
at which no dinner will be served.
All members are urged to attend
and express a preference on the
new meeting schedule.
TRANSFERRED
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Albright
of the U.S. Weather Bureau left
for New Mexico where they have
been transferred. Mrs. Albright
is the former Betty Cavota.
Victor Charles, Superintendent
of die Nome School returned from
Fairbanks where he has been a
summer student at the University
of Alaska, taking special courses.
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DEALERS IN
Lumber & Plywood Building Materials Wallboard Insulation
Oxygen & Acetylene Welding Machines Electrodes
Supplies and Accessories
Jaeger Pumps Zeus & Pioneer Light Plants
MacWyte Wire Rope Standard Oil Products
I
Jayfees Star? Drive
For Backboards
For The Arniorv
The Nome Jaycees have started
a drive to obtain funds to purchase
new backboards and backboard
support brackets for the new ar
mory.
The kick-off for the drive will
come from two dances to be held
Fridav and Saturday nights, Any.
10 and 11 at the Armory. Paul
Harper and his Western band will
plav for the dances.
The State recently installed a
brand new floor in the Armory.
The local people will have to
put up funds for anything else that
is to be done.
The Armory has given Nome a
modern basketball court, which is
in college dimensions. This will
give the City a new outlook on
basketball as it will open the
game up and will reduce the ad
vantage that height and good
shooting give players in the school
gym, which is much smaller. It
will bring out the need for intri
cate maneuvers and patterns for
which basketball is famous. It will
reduce the body contact and rough
play which has been the bug-a-boo
of our home town basketball, sim
ply because of the floor being too
small and the players too big. It
will also put far more emphasis
on player condition.
Any and all donations will be
welcomed. Direct your donations
to George Bell at the M & M Bank,
to Bob Harwood at the Nome Drug
Store, or to Barrow Morgan at
Morgan & Son.
All the profits from the dances
wi'l be for the fund.
Mr. Harper advises they will
play all types of music, so all
persons can find their place.
Your support is neeed. If you
don’t dance, your donation is re
quested. If you do dance, go to
the dance where your admission
fee will be in support of the cause.
RED CROSS DRIVE
Carrie McLain has announced
that the Red Cross drive will be
held on Aug. 13, 14 and 15 and
business houses will be solicited.
For others in the community
there will be a desk for contribu
tions in the foyer of the Post Of
fice as has been done for several
years.
Carrie McLain, district chairman,
will be assisted by volunteer work
ers.
MUSEUM MEETING
Open to any and all interested
in preserving the old Nome. Sea
view Room at 3:00 p.m. Tuesday.
Charlie’s
Barber Shop
Will Open for Business
AUG. 7 — TUESDAY
Same Old Place
In Front of Mukluk Pool Hall
OPEN EVENINGS !
Charlie is glad to welcome his
old and new customers loo.
WANT ADS
FOUND: Leather key case with
two keys. Identify at Nugget.
FOUND: Watch. Identify at
Nugget.
LOST—Between airport and Fort
Davis last Sunday afternoon,
spare wheel with 7:10x15 tire
for Dodge pick-up. Finder please
notify Carl Adams, Safety Ferry
FOR SALE — International ’57
carry-all, 4-wh. dr. in ex. cond.
Towners, 2474. 93p
FOR RENT: Furnished apartment..
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earth Friday after a - 51-hour trip
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An Ames Research Center
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of San Francisco said four sensi
tive hamsters died because they
couldn’t take the day-long opera
tion of getting them out of the
Canadian wilderness where they
landed. Two monkeys were in
good condition, but the fate of
flour beetles was not learned.
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