Nome to be Treated
To ‘Jump for Joy’
U.S.O. Show
“Jump for Joy” will be pre
sented by the USO Shows on April
l&th at the Nome School Auditor
ium, 8 p.m.
The show is managed by Charlie
Berry, and the cast is the Berry
family, consisting of Marlene,
Elizabeth, Charlie and Ronnie.
The show is a “little bit of ev
erything.” Practically a show in
themselves. The whole family par
ticipates in an exciting roller
skating routine. Marlene and Ron
nie, the younger Berrys, do a
complete song and dance act, ac
companying themselves on guitar,
flonnie plays clarinet and mando
lin, and tops everything off with a
juggling routine.”
The Borden Twins do a comedy
song and dance, and Bob Kovar
will entertain with his accordion
Tickets, for which there will be
po charge, will be made available
to adults at the office of the City
Clerk.
Upperclass students will receive
their tickets at school.
* WRITE-INS IN CITY ELECTION
In Tuesday’s Municipal Elec
tion there were a number of
write-in candidates—For (Mayor:
Charlie Jones 15; Sam Mogg 1;
Boyd Harwood 1; Rusty Charlie 1;
Carl Giavinovich 1; Gus Bjorn -
stad 1, and Stan Harhut 1.
For City Clerk—Ben Young 1,
Wilma Francis 1; Barrow Mor
gan 1; Roscoe Wilke 1, and Carrie
t Mcain 2.
New Cessna 1H0 Flown In
fey Rev. Amundsen for
Covenant Church
Rev. Roald Amundsen of fche
C ovenant Church (returned home
yesterday flying a new plane for
the Covenant. Mission. He was
accompanied , toy his nephew,
David Amundsen of Seattle in
the new Cessna 180.
Rev. Amundsen left Nome last
month when he attended a meet
ing of the Alaska Aviation Board
at Juneau. After this meeting he
performed deputation work for
his church in the states and
awaited delivery of the plane.
J (avid Amundsen is a commer
ced pilot and is the son of Capt
J. A. Amundsett whb flew into
Nome for Pan American Airways
some years hack. Capt. Amundsen
now flies PA A Clippers to Hono
lulu.
PIONEER WOMEN. Auxiliary No.
1, will meet Thursday evening (to
morrow) instead of Friday, as
most members plan to attend the
High School Band Concert.
All members are urged to at
tend, as there will be initiation
of new members.
Jennie Frasier and Barbara
Martin will serve bn the enter
tainment and refreshment com
mittee.
Time is the stuff between pay -
days.
PERFECT ATTENDANCE
(for the ‘5th Six-Week Period)
Sixth Grade — Mrs. Dunbar:
Paul Amarok, John Attatayuk,
Clara Kotongan, Linda Lenert,
Kay Mclver, Richard Miller, Ruth
Okitkon, Mary Pasquan, Corinne
Pauwok, June Pederson, Richard
Peterson, Judith Saito, Fred Tock
too, Stanley Walker, Charlotte
Wheeler, Richard Young.
Second Grade — Mrs. Perkins:
Margaret Amarok, Esther Ana
loak, Bessie Attatayuk, Carol Io
kianna, Ronnie Oquilluk, Robert
Peterson, Allan Scott, Jerry
Stoney.
Third Grade — Mrs. Walsh:
Garrett Aukon, Jean Blanning,
Bertha Coons, Ruth Anne Em
mons, Richard Frances, James
Kelliher, Johanna Kokuluk, Joy
ann Komakhuk, Janice Mclver,
Irene Oman, Sandra Osborne, Er
win Tucker, Jane Tucker
Second Grade — Mrs. Langhus:
Bethel Bachelder, Edgar Blatch
ford, Viola Dimmick, Robert Dun
lap, Sharon Doyle, Gertrude Kow
eluk. Thomas Lee, Laura Maake
stad, Melvin Otton, Lee Corne
lius, Wally Sukenik, Charles
Tucker, Gail Haferbecker.
First Grade — Mrs. Coons:
Fred Ahwinona, Cheryl Dimmit,
Iris Foster, Einar Henry, Jimmie
Kealiher, Robert Kokuluk, Harriet
Lee, Eddie Miller, Caroline Reader,
Douglas Scott, Frank Scott Jr.,
Laverne Willoya, Florence Killar
zoak, Caron Coons.
Iris Foster and Caron Coons
have not missed a day since en
tering school.
Covenant Conference Held
At White Mountain
The 40th Annual Covenant
Misson Conference was held at
White Mountain on April 2, 3, 4
ar.d 5 this year. The host pastor
was Rev. G. V. Matson, mission
ary at White Mountain.
One hundred twenty-eight per
sons attended, and there were 65
who traveled by airplane, 62 by
dog team, and one came on skis
from Nome.
The officers of 1958 and 1959
were: President, David Saccheus;
vice president, Reuben Panipt
chuk; treasurer, James Oksokta
ruk; secretary, Thomas Tungwe
nuk. Budget for 1958 and 1959
was $5,000, which was success
fully reached, and was passed by
several hundred dollars.
During the business meeting on
Saturday, new officers were elec
ted as follows:
President: David Saccheus; vice
president: Thomas Tungwenuk;
secretary: Henry Adams; treas
urer: James Oksoktaruk.
A budget of $7,000 was adopted
for the year of 1959-1960.
A hearty thanks was extended
by the conference particpants
to all in White Mountain who had
done so much to make the con
ference a success.
Plans have been made to hold
next year’s conference at Nome.
Fine Job Priming At Tho Nuggoi.
j. F- O'Sullivan
Pier 42
Seattle 4
• SS NENANA is scheduled to sail from
Seattle June 2nd. Cargo accepted at Ames
Terminal from May 18 through May 29.
Write:
Nome Agent For Information
‘Champ’ Trophies
Presented At Nome
Sports Banquet
Last night at the Bering Sea
Club, a large group of local sports
enthusiasts attended the annual
athletic banquet. Sam Mogg was
the master of ceremonies.
Coach Hank Ullrich presented
the basketball trophies to the
winning teams and also made the
presentation of the sportsmanship
trophy to Frank Austin of the
ACS-CAA team.
Jeannie Mogg accepted the
trophy for the girls Alumni team
and George Bell accepted the
championship trophy on behalf of
his team, the Merchants.
Joe Senungetuk of the High
School team, told of their recent
trip to Valdez to play in the bas
ketball tournament.
Eddie Maloney of the High
School, was honored for winning
the indivdual outstanding player
trophy at the Valdez tournament,
a real feat for a player on a
fourth-place team.
Ash Craft presented plans of
the Arctic Club in regards to dog
racing and skiing.
Keith Hedreen spoke about
bowling, skating and softball act
ivities.
Speaker of the evening was Joe
Cumming who spoke on sports
activities in general in Nome.
Fritz Chambers, accompanied
by Diane Lee at the piano, played
a trumpet solo.
In winning the sportsmanship
trophy, Frank Austin of the Fed
eral Aviation Agency, bespoke the
esteem in which he is held by
his fellow basketball players. For
it is the players themselves who
select the best “sport” of the
season.
Coach Ullrich also announced
the names of the all-star “Dream
Team,” who are: George Bell and
Korky Kost of the Merchants;
Harold Bell of the ANB; David
Bell of the National Guard, and
Frank Austin of ACS-CAA.
The second team consisted of
Arnie Castel of ANB, Ed Maloney
of the High School, Bill Cald
well and Jim Drake of the ANG,
and Pete Hahn of the Merchants.
Phoebe Circle Social Tonight
Phoebe Circle will hold a social
at 7:30 tonight at Phoebe Hall.
The committee in charge says
there will be games and refresh
ments and members are urged to
bring a friend.
Admited to the Hospital: Lou
ella Oliver, Gordon Attatayuk Sr.
Discharged: Flora Martin and
infant, Pauline Schuerch, Myra
Reilly, Herb Jenks, Michael Sir
loak.
Daughter For Dean Martins
A daughter was bom at the
hospital Monday to Mr. and Mrs.
Dean Martin. The father is with
the Q Cab Co.
Roy Bozowsky, who left Nome
16 years ago, during the war, is
a visitor to the “old stamping
grounds.” Roy is here for a the
Federal Electric Co.
"4-on" Duplicate Receipt Books
available at The Nome Nugget
RUMMAGE SALE
at LWY CENTER
Tuesday, April 14
10 A.M. to 12:30 p.m.
WANT ADS
FOUND — Four keys loose in the
snow on Steadman Ave. Call at
Nugget and pay for ad.
FOR SALE — 16-foot fiberglassed
Chris-Craft Cruiser with Mark
58 45-h.p. 1958 Outboard. Elec
tric starting, remote steering,
throttle and shift controls; wind
shield, outside transom, speed
ometer. $1,500 cash; $1,600
terms. K. A. Hughes, Teller.
43c
m
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TONIGHT and THURSDAY
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AND
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IN
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AGNES MOOREHEAD
K N 0 M - T V
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
6:30—This Is Your Life 6:30—Zorro
7:00—Arthur Murray 7:00—Chewy Show
7:30—I Spy 8:00—Sherlock Holmes
8:00—Boxing 8:3Q-»-^Restless Gun
8:30—Olencannon 9:00—Naked City
9:00—Confidential File 9:30—Little Big Horn
9:50—Ten. Ernie Ford
10:00—Spy Ring (Programs Subject to Change)
TV Bills Payable At Nome Hardware Store
For TV Sales and Repair call Main 177 after 5:30
Success Usually Begins With Saving,
And Saving Begins With a Plan at the
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NOME, ALASKA
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Elbow Macaroni Large 24 Os. « for I
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Sunny Jim Preserves 2 Vi Lb.—Each 139
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