Midnight Sun Council
Of Boy Scouts Will
Participate In Jamboree
The Midnight Sun Council of
Boy Scouts will participate in the
Sixth National Jamboree to be held
in Valley Forge from July 17
thru July 23, 1964.
A maximum of 50,000 Boy
Scouts, Explorers and their lead
ers will participate in the week
long encampment.
Registered Boy Scouts at least
12 years of age as of Oct. 1, 1963
and First Class Scouts on or be
fore May 1, 1964, are eligible or
Registered Explorers with a min
imum of six monthe tenure by
Oct. 1, 1963. Registered leaders who
meet the minimum age require
ments for similar responsibilities
and who have demonstrated lead
ership and administrative abilities.
The program will feature Scout
craft, field sports, conservation
projects, outdoor religious 'services,
evening shows, skills and visitors
of national prominence.
This encampment gives a rich
and genuine Scouting experience
and is Scouting at its best.
The Scout Council has been al
located space for 20 boys to attend,
stated Ira Hill, Scout Executive, so
those who are planning to attend
should get their applications in
early.
Local boys have attended the
past two Jamborees.
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Alaska Steam Schedules
Nine Summer Sailings
North of Alaska Peninsula
SEATTLE (vfl — Nine summer
sailings to points north of the
Alaska Peninsula were announced
by the Alaska Steamship Co. Mon
day.
Some peninsula points arc also
included in the schedules.
The ships will sail from Seattle
terminals after the following cargo
reception dates:
MS Coastal Rambler, Ames Ter
minal, May 6 through 17; SS Tal
keetna, Ames Terminal, May 13
24; SS Talkeetna, Pier 42, June \
24-28; and a vessel yet to be
named, terminal not named, Au
gust 5-16, all for Bristol Bay.
Cargo for Bethel will be re
ceived at Pier 42 May 1-14 for the
MS Susitna, and August 5-16, for
a ship to be named.
The SS Nenana will make three
voyages to Bering Sea points,
loading at Pier 42, May 15-24,
June 17-28, and September 3-13.
Hospital News
Admitted: Ralph Analook, Hazel
Nuipok, Archie Noble, Esther Her
man, Yvonne Ogletree.
Discharged: Marie Pushruk and
infant, Marilyn Dexter and infant.
Marty Teayoumeak was transfer
red to Anchorage hospital.
STOCKHOLM, Sweden UP) —
Swedes are getting thirstier and
thirstier because of the liquor
strike, in its fourth week. No set
tlement is in sight.
A third of Stockholm’s 53 liquor
stores have closed. Most of those
still open have only expensive
j champagne and domestic beer on
their shelves.
Foremen in the state liquor
monopoly struck Feb. 28 for better
vacation benefits, closing the gov
ernment distilleries. Negotators say
the differences have not been
narrowed.
DUNSMUIR, Calif. UP) — Gary
Hisey was convicted yesterday of
disturbing the peace.
The charge: Knocking L. N. Mul
lenix off a bar stool with a snow
ball.
Hisey got a 60-day suspended
jail sentence and two years pro
bation.
Dial 2631 For
Arctic Sanitary
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$6,000 Inventory Clearance
WE ARE DISCONTINUING THE FOLLOWING ITEMS
First Come — Any Quantity — Cash — U - Haul
Celotex Plank, Prefinished (white), 16"x96", 1,300 sq. ft.
Reg. $2.35 Pc.NOW $1.90
Hardboard Planks and Panels—8 ’'Slow Moving” Styles
Reg. Priced up to $7.50.NOW From $3.50
NATURAL COLOR and COLORED ALUMINUM
"Twin-Rib” — "Diamond Rib” — "Corrugated”
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We shipped in 4,000 sq. ft. in '62 and forgot why!
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THE ABOVE WILL NOT BE RESTOCKED
on down to the LOMEN SALES OFFICE and take a look!
P. S. DOORS ? DOORS ? ?
• have 126 Doors in stock, and that's 125 too many!
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Dog Race News
By Tom Marlin
Old man winter has once again
provided ample snow for the dog
races. Isaac Okleasuk, last year’s
champ, is in from Teller. Teams
are expected from White Moun
tain, Golovin and Elim if the
weather permits.
Sammy Westlake from Kiana,
Wilbur Sampson from Kotzebue
and Chester Topkok from Teller
are now in Fairbanks and will be
in Nome in time for the races.
Danny Walsh and Bob Emmons
hope to run the trail this weekend
with John Fagerstrom as guide
and weasle operator. The trail
route will be announced on Mon
day so the mushers can make a
few practice runs.
U.S. Merc will once again have
dog team deliveries and provide
a grocery basket for the team
having the poorest time each day.
The kids’ races will be run on
the ice behind the breakwater.
They can tug, pull or carry their
dogs out to the starting line and
at the sound of the gun and they
will head back to town, with the
help of Jim Ray, Ellen Mulvihill,
Sue Charles, Deanna Hill and
Clinton Gray.
Bob Workman is back and with
Milly’s help have the track sled
race in the bag. He was clocked
over 12 miles per hour by Mary
Pilcher, who is planning on driving
Bahnke’s sled. Pilch has Wien’s
mechanics installing seat belts and
jet pads. Donna is down with the
flu but will be up for the race.
An oval track will be laid out on
the ice and the number of laps an
nounced Monday.
The committee is at present lay
ing out the rules so that all sleds
will have an equal break, regard
less of power.
Children are urged to register
with Ellen Mulvihill, immediately.
Alaska Mercantile Co.
Will Handle Furs by Mail
The Alaska Mercantile Co., oper
ated by Dick Shepherd, will soon
be the heaquarters for one of Alas
ka’s oldest fur companies, the
Alaska Fur Factory of Anchorage.
Announcement has been made
that the business owned by the
company on Fourth Ave. will be
closed and the property made
available for rental.
The company has operated in
Anchorage for 27 years and the
reason given for moving the head
quarters is due to the expense
of operating there. At the new
headquarters the operation will be
mostly mail orders.
Three generations of Shepherds
have been in the fur business in
Alaska.
Fine Job Printing at the Nugget
Charlie’s
Barber Shop
Open 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Phone 2343
WANT ADS
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WANTED AT ONCE: Rawleigh
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Continue Selection of Jurors
Selection of jurors in the case of
the State of Alaska vs. Vernon
Kugzruk continued this morning
in Superior Court with an addi
tional 20 names being drawn for
jurors.
Magistrate's Court
James Moses Jr. was given 90
days for larceny.
On drunk charges Jacob Titus
drew 90 day and Orella Brown
30 day sentences.
Howard Stabler, of Juneau, ac
tive in Masonic circles for many
years was buried in Juneau fol
lowing a funeral ritual performed
by Masonic Lodge No. 147,
F & AM.
COMIN' and GOIN'
From Fairbanks: R. Van Vorst,
Frances Longley, Sgt. Brooks, P.
O’Laughlin, Sgt. Fielding.
To Kotzebue: W. Vickers, D.
Johnson.
To Fairbanks: Bob Reddaway.
JUNEAU — Legislation which
would permit dependents of a per
son eligible for a subsistence hunt
ing and fishing license to obtain
such a license themselves was
signed by Gov. Wm. Egan today.
The 25-cent license could be
purchased by a person who has
obtained or is obtaining welfare
assistance or has a gross family
income of less than $3,600 a year.
The bill becomes Chapter 16 of
the Session of Laws of 1963.
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