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News Items
A PAA Pilgrim arrived and do
parted today with mail.
MIROW AIR SERVICE
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Sunday —Pilot Moore made a
round trip to St. Lawrence Island
carrying mail, express and the
following passengers:
Round trippers. Mrs. Joe Am
arok. Lt. D. Barozzi, Larry Jo
hansen; To Gambell. Rev. B. J.
Bingle; and to Nome, three sel
ectees.
Pilot Whaley made a round
trip to Teller for the U. S. En
gineers.
Pilot MacKenzic is expected in
from Anchorage.
Pilot Hager is expected in from
Unalakleet.
WIEN AIRLINES
Mar. 14 —Pilot Long returned
to Nome from Fairbanks via Sol
omon with C. O. Roberts and M.
J. Walsh.
Pilot Paine made a trip to the
Inmachuk River and Igloo. Wm.
Kopok and Carl Akaleseak were
passengers to Nome from Igloo.
Mar. 15 — Pilot Paine carried
Paul Nagaruk, Moses Pt. to Koy
uk; Carl Swanson, Haycock to
Nome: and Harry Beltz, Moses
Point to Nome.
Pilot Long left for Wht. Mt.
with Sidney Rood to continue on
with Dr. Dale and Dr. Butler of
the Indian Affairs Office.
Mar. 16 — Pilot Paine made a
trip to Solomon and White Mt.
to bring C. O. Roberts in from
Solomon and two draftees from
White Mountain.
Pilot Paine also made a trip to
Deering via Fox Bar and North
Fork with Glenn Madden for Fox
Bar. Sam Kendrick will return
to Teller from Deering.
Former Boatswain’s Mate Kurt
Sprenger received notice Sat
urday of his appointment as En
sign in the United States Coast
Guard.
Staff Sergeant Mel Johnson of
the U. S. Army Signal Corp.-, was
recently promoted to Technical
Sergeant.
Deputy Marshal B. W. Neily of
Kotzebue was an arrival yester
day and had in his custody a
prisoner from Kiana who will
serve time in the Federal jail
here.
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PIONEER CARO PARTY
The Fourth Card Party of the
Pioneer Card Series will be held
Wednesday March 18th at 8:00
p.ni. at the Odd Fellows Hall.
The public is invited.
William Maloney. Secty.
A T T E N I ION
Your 1942 Requirements Demand Your Attention !
Many articles necessary for your mining operations are
subject to war regulations. Difficulties and delays in purchasing
materials are numerous —
Our purchasing office at Seattle is familiar with the mar
kets and regulations and is available to assist you in filling your
requirements.
To insure delivery place your orders at an early date. \
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NOME SEATTLE
FAGERSTROM WINS
CHEECHACCO RACE
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Sunday’s Cheechacco Race
provided thrills aplenty
j and showed us all that we
still have some fine dog
; teams in this part of the
country. Five dog teams of
| seven dogs each competed.
Winning honors went to
1 Charlie Fagerstrom and
his fleet footed team. The
Cheechacco burdens were
George Beacam and Helen
Winning. A man Cheechac
co wras the burden the first
half of the race and a wo
man tenderfoot spurred
the dogs on the last half.
Fagerstrom’s time over the
course was 21 minutes 35
seconds.
Second place went to Ed
Rohn. Burdens were Keith
Schneider and Freda Erfie.
Time was 23 minutes 45
seconds.
Some of the Cheechaccos
stated it was their first dog
ride and were most enthus
iastic. Others stated it
would be their last, as they
nearly forgot to breathe
throughout the excitement
Third place went to
John Norbert. His burdens1
were John Iverton and
Nellie Picked. Time: 24
minutes 15 seconds.
Fourth place — Sammy
Mogg. Burdens — James
Odam and Mrs. Crooks.
Time: 25 minutes flat.
Fifth place, Fred Rohn.
Burdens Howard Hickman
and Bernice Evans. Time,
26 minutes 55 seconds.
The race was a closely j
matched one and the time
of each contestant did not
.vary much, making it a
close and exciting contest.
Picture takers were on
their toes and much film ;
was used, both on movies
and stills. Nome appreciat
es the owners and their
teams turning out for this i
event and we hope to see
more dog races in the near
future. I
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ROAD PICTURE BE SHOWN l,
AT THE CHAMBER OF <
COMMERCE LUNCHEON -
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Through the courtesy of Bud |j
Thompson and Glen Briggs, a <
moving picture of the latest road h
equipment will be shown to the lj
members of the Chamber of Com ^
merce at their meeting tomorrow J.
Tuesday noon at the North Pole
Bakery. ^
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Yvonne Mozee Gives i ;j
Piano Recital
Willamette U n i v ersity,,H
Salem, Ore., March 16 —
Yvonne Mozee of Nome:
presented a piano solo in
the first recital of the
spring semester in the Wil
lamette university college!
of music auditorium. These
concerts are presented ev
ery two weeks by music
students.
Miss Mozee, a freshman
at Willamette, is the dau
ghter of B. B. Mozee of
Nome. She graduated from
Nome high school in 1941.
Henry W. Bullen, form'
erly of California, will find
it to his advantage to com
municate with W. J. Ay
cock, El Reno, Oklahoma.
Parties having any know
ledge of Henry W. Bullen,
alive or dead, are asked to
write to the given address.
Newspaper advertising
will develop new business
for you.
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