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The manager of the Fairbanks
Land Office, Bureau of Land Man
agement. announced that on Aug.
9 '(' the Nome Information Office
will be opened by Harold Waldo
::d I.oyal Johnson, both of the
Fa shanks Land Office
Mr. Waldo is the operations
manager and Mr. Johnson is chief
of the public service unit The men
will have completed status mans
of the Nome area and will be avail
able to give any information re
quested on any type of land or
mineral claims. The proper forms
for making the claims will also be
available.
Mr. Waldo will be making his
first trip to Nome while Mr. John
son will be returning for the sec
ond time inasmuch as he operated
the Nome Information Office dur
ing the summer of 19(51.
The Nome office is opened the
second Thursday and Friday of
each month throughout the sum
mer and is staffed with personnel
from the Anchorage and Fairbanks :
offices.
1925 Teacher Returns
Clarence Anderson, who was a
teacher in the old BIA school here
in 1925. was a visitor yesterday, :
returning for the first time since j
he left and he finds many changes. ‘
He stated that he has kept in
contact with Blanche Torgerson,
who taught heer at the same time.
She is now Mrs. A. Sullivan and
makes her home in Montana.
BRIDAL SHOWER
Miss Kathleen Charles, daughter
of Air. and Airs. Victor Charles,
whose marriage has been announ
ced for Aug. 19, was honored last j
evening with a bridal shower at
the home of Airs. Ash Craft, with j
Mrs. Alarc Beauchamp as assisting '
hostess.
Many lovely gifts were given
to the bride-to-be for her new
home.
NOTICE
YOUNG DEMOCRATS
MEETING — CITY HALL
THURSDAY, 8:00 P.M.
MOOSE SEASON OPEN
ON SEWARD PENINSULA
There is an open season on
moose mi Seward Peninsula (Game
Unit 221 and it opened Wednes
day.
Tins was the word John Burns,
of the Fish and Game Dept, learn
ed b\ telephone after Wednesday's
Nugget reported the contrary.
Burns said the AP dispatch from
Juneau, through an oversight, in
advertantly omitted Game Unit 22
from tin' open areas.
BFARS RAVACil
KOI GAROK CAMPS
Mrs. Houston Alexander and
Mrs. George Waldheim returned
to town Wednesday and appealed
to the Fish and Wildlife agent here
for help as both their camps, for
the second time this season, have
been broken into by bears. Doors
have been torn off, windows bro
ken, shelves and drawers demol
ished at both Da til Creek and
Atlas Creek.
They were advised by John
Burns to dispose of the animal by
shooting it. Burns stated that poi
son would not be advisable as it
might endanger other animals in
the area.
WEATHER FORECAST
Cloudy with frequent rain
storms and winds from the south
east 10 to 20 mph. Lowest temper
ature expected tonight 53, the high
tomorrow 58.
AMU SCHOLARSHIPS
Thirty-eight students have been
awarded scholarships by the Al
aska Methodist University for the
1962-63 school year. Among the
students receiving half tuition gen
eral scholarships is Raymond Ar
nold of Nome, and Richard Win
kelman of McGrath.
Most of the other scholarships,
including full scholarships, went to
Anchorage students.
DEMOCRATS WELCOME
All Democrats are welcome to
attend a get-together of the Nome
Democratic Club at 8 p.m. tonight
at the City Hall.
Alexander
UTOMOTIVE
DIAL 2532
Heuston & Betty Alexander
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
Sales office: Dial 2234 Wriie Box 700
DEALERS IN
Lumber & Plywood Building Materials W allboard Insulation
Oxygen & Acetylene Welding Machines Electrodes
Supplies and Accessories
Jaeger Pumps Zeus & Pioneer Light Plants
MacWyte Wire Rope Standard Oil Products
Eight New
Preeinels Added !o
North western Area
Eight now precincts have been
added to the Northwestern area. I
and three abolished, since the last j
election.
In District 17, Anaktuvuk Pass I
lias been added for a total of i
13 precincts.
In District 18, the three pre
cincts abolished were at Cape
Nome, Haycock and Solomon.
In District 19, there are seven
new nrecincts: Chevak, Kotlik,
Pilot Point, Russian Mission, Slid- i
don Point and Scammon Bay.
In Nome, there will be two poll
ing places instead of one.
Nome Precinct No. 1, polling
place, the City Ilall, is decribed
as:
Starting at a point on the coast
line at the east boundary of City
Hall lot, thence westerly and
northwesterly along the coastline
to Cape Douglas, thence due east
to the intersection of Highway 67.
thence southwesterly and southerly
along the center line of Highway
67 to East 7th Ave. on north City
Limits of City of Nome, thence east
one block to Division Street and
south along center line of Division
I Street to point of beginning.
The Election Board for Precinct
No. 1 are: Beverly Morgan, chair
man, Lillie Lewis, Josephine Can
non, Betty Doyle, Helen Fager
strom.
Nome Precinct No. 2, polling
place. National Guard Armory, is
decribed as:
Starting at a point where High
way 67 intersects line due east
from Cape Douglas, thence due
east to a point on a north-south
line thru the eastern end of Taylor
Lagoon, thence south along said
line to Norton Sound, thence west
erly along coastline to east bound
ary of City Hall Lot of City of
Nome, thence northerly along cen
terline of Division St. to East 7th
Ave. and west one block to Hwy.
67, thence along centerline to Hwy.
67 to point of beginning.
Members of election board:
Mary Kelliher, chairman; W. W.
Laws, Lucy Ann Richardson. Betty
Alexander, Agnes Walsh.
Members of absentee canvass
board: Lucille M. Gilbert, chair
man; Ruth McLean, Lois Mclver.
IN MAGISTRATE'S COURT
Jake Titus was sentenced to 10
days in jail, and Harry Garfield
to 10 days suspended, both on
drunk charges.
In Superior Court, a divorce
was granted to JoAnn Billman
from Donald Billman.
NOMEITES AT THE FAIR
July 25—Mrs. Roscoe J. Wilke
and Diane and Jim Wilke.
July 29 — Louise, Stuart and
Marc Bockman; Donna, Joe, David
and Steven Rychetnik.
July 30—Ruth Ulricksen Van
derlolf.
JUNIOR ANB DANCE
SATURDAY NIGHT
— 9 lo 12 —
WANT ADS
FOUND: Leather key case with
two keys. Identify at Nugget.
FOUND: Watch. Identify at
Nugget.
FOR SALE: 27 foot river boat and
25 H.P. Evinrude. Located at
Bluff, Alc\pka. Contact Bill
Munz. 92c
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—1955 Plymouth 2-door
sedan in good condition, $500.
Phone 2560. 92c j
FOR SEATTLE TIMES Call 2840.
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| NOME R A M A THE A TE R
First Show Starts at 7:15 — Second Show, 9:30
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
“HELL BENT FOR LEATHER”
AUD1E MURPHY FFI.ICITA FARR STEPHEN McNAU.Y
MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT
S U N D A Y a n d M O N D A
FIRST SIIOW ":1S — Second Show 10:00
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PEPE
CO - STARS
DAN DAILEY SHIRLEY JONES
REPUBLICAN RALLY
W 1 T H —
JOHN B. COGHILL
governor candidate ☆
8 p.m. FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, PIONEER HALL
The Public is Invited to Attend
How to give a
successful party
Nome
Liquor Store
P. O. BOX 6
Tom Martin, Af^r.
FIESTA . . .
IN NOME
Saturday, August 4
Seaview Dining Room
Below - the - Border Food
☆ ☆☆☆☆☆
ENCHILADAS — TACOS
CHEESE — FRIED BEANS
TAMALE PIE
Special Mexican Tossed Salad
BREAD STICKS
☆ ☆☆☆☆☆
COME EARLY . . . STAY LATE
COCKTAILS and DANCING
PIANO MUSIC BY BENNIE