Dusty Rhode Visits Here
I '. v '•'! Is is , Rhode. Wi: I",
spoctor for do Civil Air Patrol,
accompanied by his wife, who is
M si Scotty Rhode, also of the
Win . Inspection Dept., and a party
<o s \ from Aachonmo overnight
t here SaUmia\ and vis:ted with
friends.
The Aral station which has
been in a building at the airport
s n longer available to them and
i 'ords are being moved to Wing
Hdqs.
Members of the party had high
1 raise for Charles Burnett, CAP
Cadet from Nome, who was En
campment Commander this sum
mer.
CAB OFFICIALS VISIT HERE
Robert Murphy. Irving Roth and
James Deegan, of the Civil Aero
nautics Board. Robert Hotz, editor
of the Aviation Weekly, accom
panied by Sig Wien, president of
Wien Airlines, Bob Giersdorf. vice 1
president of Alaska Airlines and j
Frank Whaley visited Nome Sat
urday on an inspection trip of air- !
port facilities and routes. From
Nome they continued their trip to j
Kotzebue.
Sunday noon the?,- met here with |
members of the Chamber of Com
merce for an informal luncheon j
before departing for Fairbanks |
with Wien Airlines.
MAGISTRATE'S COURT
Fred Pushruk was fined $5.001
on a traffic charge for making an
illegal turn.
Billy Muller received a fine of
$25 for drinking while being a
minor and given a 10 day sus
pended sentence. Eli Dickson was
fined $20 on a drunk charge.
Mrs. Max Gray and family ar
rived yesterday to make their
home here. Max Gray recently
took over the Golden Goose Bar.
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Durrett
Alaskans for four years, having
been stationed at Bethel and Yaka
‘ d before coming to Nome, are
..ow here with the J.S. Weather
Bureau.
NOTICE TO
PROPERTY OWNERS
The Nome Common Council will
sit as a Board of Equalization on
Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day, August 29, 30, 31, 1962. be
tween the hours of 8 to 9 p.m. in
the City Hall.
104 Robert F. Scott
City Clerk
White Elephant Sale
To Be Held August !>1
Tin W-mri's Society of the J
Methodic Church have announced !
:hen annual White Elephant Sale
which is being held in the Fellow
ship Hall of the Methodist Church
Friday. \ug. 31. Many people look
f award to this sale for the pur
chase of used children's clothes!
for school, as members of the
church and friends of the church
save good outgrown clothes for this
annual occasion.
Chairman of the sale is Mrs.
Wm. Cameron, who is assisted by
Mrs. Howard Farley. Persons hav
ing items to be picked up my con
tact Mrs. Farley at 2G3G.
Court Case to Be Heard
Charles Clasby, Fairbanks attor
ney and former District Attorney
here, arrived from Fairbanks yes
terday for a case being heard in
Superior Court on Wednesday,
Mary Walker vs. the State of
Alaska, the Alaska Road Commis
sion and Robert Dickson.
Dredge No. 6 Shuts Down
The U.S. Smelting Co. dredge
No. 6, operating in the area west
of the airport has completed its
work and closed down permanent
ly. This dredge was put into
operation in 1958.
Dredge No. 5 will continue oper
ation until the end of the season.
COMIN' . . .
From Fairbanks: Jerry Koontz,
R. Albertahl, Mary Lou, Barbara
and Sherry Gray, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Baldwin and Craig, R. Fos
ter, H. Mills, Tom Nelson, Gilbert
j Ozenna, Les Bronson.
From Kotzebue: Patrick Beaver,
i Mary Taylor, A1 Long, Ralph Wil
j loya. Horace Schnare.
GOIN' . . .
! Mr. and Mrs. Mark Caldwell,
1 Mr. Mott, Martin Poole, Harry
Hough, Janie Reider, Tom Dallas.
To Kotzebue: Jack Manley, C.
j Samuels, Harry Butts, Starling
Cornelius, Father Hargraves, Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Miller.
ATTENTION
ALL SHRINERS
There will be an official visita
tion of the Potentate & Chief Rab
ban on Wednesday, Aug. 29.
In their honor a banquet will be
held at 8:00 p.m. at the Seaview
Room of the North Star. All
Shriners and their wives are urged
to attend. (Wear your Fez). For
reservations notify Werner Bohrer.
Phone 2591.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
Sales office: Dial 2234 Write Box 700
DEALERS IN
Lumber & Plywood Building Materials Wallboard Insulation
Oxygen & Acetylene Welding Machines Electrodes
Supplies and Accessories
Jaeger Pumps Zeus 8c Pioneer Light Plants
MacWyte Wire Rope Standard Oil Products
'Jain-Carricfl Hcd Dust
[n Council Area
Killing Young Trees
Air. and Mrs. Clyde Glass re- j
turned from a week of vacation ,
hunting moose in the Council nr a.
By outboard motor they traveled
up to and up American River
and reported seeing many bear
and tracks of many more than
they had ever seen in that part
of the country. One large bear
appeared to be part white, they
related.
As for moose, only one cow
moose was seen.
Back of Council they found that
a fine red dust had settled on
the second growth of spruce which
came with the rain and is killing
the young trees. They state that
Airs. Kowchee, who is living at
Fish River, states the same phen
omenon occurred on the river
making the water taste strange.
In Council proper this red dust
has not occurred.
Samples are being sent to the
University of Alaska for analy
sis. Mrs. Glass stated that the dust
carried by the rain is as fine as
talcum powder.
The red dust was checked this
morning with a geiger counter and
found not to be radioactive.
C21 FAIR VISITORS
Aug. 17 — Roy W. Snyder Sr.
and Roy W. Snyder Jr., Nome.
Aug. 18 — Patty and Lois
Brooks, Nome.
Aug. 19 — Mary Ann Molitor,
Nome.
Aug. 20 — Jeanesse, Doug, Sandi,
Karen and Diane Sheppard, Mt.
Village.
Dr. and Mrs. Wood of U of A
Arriving Here Wednesday
Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Wood of the
University of Alaska and their two
children are due to arrive here
tomorrow'. The family plans to
remain in Nome until the Wien
flight to Kotzebue on Thursday. A
luncheon has been planned in their
honor for Thursday noon, which
is sponsored by the Chamber of
Commerce, and probably other
events will be announced after
their arrival.
DEXTER POTATO CROP
On display in the N.C. Store
today is a sample of the potato
crop planted at Dexter Creek by
Ash Craft. The potato is full size,
and was planted in July, it was
reported.
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz G. Carlson
announce the engagement of their
daughter Christina C. Carlson to
Thomas Drake. The couple plan to
be married on Saturday, Sept. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baldwin
returned from Fairbanks where
Mr. Baldwin has been assisting in
the office of the U.S. Smelting Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Miller have
been in Nome while Mr. Miller
did his annual assessment work on
mining claims in this area.
Hospital News
Admitted: Elizabeth Mogg, Lar
ry and Harry Kingwenuk, 5-year
old twins from Northeast Cape.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
TONIGHT — 8:00 P.M
CITY HALL
WANT ADS
FOUND: I.D. card of Cpl. William
R. Jacob, USAF. Call at Nugget.
LOST: Brown rim glasses. Call
2647.
FOR SALE: 4.8 KW Witte gen
erator. New spare parts included.
Excellent condition, 3 years old.
Write Unalakleet Trading Post
for details. 104c
FOR SALE: Dodge 4-dr. sedan.
Ford 4-dr. Fairlane. Alexander
Automotive. 02c
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