Six Nome Youth
Off to College
Six local boys left Saturday by
Pan American to enter or return
to college. »
Robert Summers, Leroy Reader,
and Bill Boucher will be enrolled
at the University of Alaska, while
Robert Dunbar, Charles Pager
strom and Stan Senungetuk will
be students at the College of Pu
get Sound.
Arctic Club Carnival
Was Big Success
The Arctic Club Carnival Sat
urday was a big success with a
capacity crowd having fun thru
out the evening.
Ronald Tingook is the recipient
of a bicycle presented to him by
the club, and Steve Dickson and
*his wife are debating whether
they will accept an outboard mo
tor or a sewing machine from the
organization.
Mrs. Pete Curran Hospitalized
Mrs. Pete Curran Sr., was
brought to the MMM Hospital
from her home in Solomon by
Richard Lee. It is not known how
serious is her illness.
PIONEER WOMEN ELECT
DELEGATES TO MEETING
IN FAIRBANKS
Pioneer Women, Auxiliary No.
1, met* last Friday evening and
elected Mrs. M. J. Walsh and
Mrs. Tolbert Scott as official del
egates to represent the group at
the meeting of the Grand Igloo
being held in Fairbanks at the
end of the month.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted to the hospital: Es
ther Bergamaschi, Anita Natan
gook, Rebecca Nuglene, Pauline
Curran, Catherine Ozenna, Perry
Dimmich, Emma Reeves.
Discharged: Donna Williams
and Gladys Scott.
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j Havenstrite Oil Co. Will
j Close in Two Weeks
I Marcell Stem, manager of the
Havenstriet Oil Co. at Candle,
who is operating a dragline type
of mining which employs 16 men,
has announced that they will be
closing down in about two weeks.
The manager spends his win
ters in Los Angeles.
ERIC TETPON FAMILY
LEAVES FOR ANCHORAGE
Eric Tetpon and family of eight
bade farewell to their friends
here Saturday and left for An
chorage where they plah to make
their home.
Mr. Tetpon has been employed
by the Federal Jail for the past
two years. It is not known what
his plans are for employment in
Anchorage.
Funeral services have been set
for Thursday at the Community
Methodist Church for Catherine
the infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Ozenna who died
Sunday.
Alaska Steam Official
Sees Tourist Attraction
In Rex Beach Sites
Henry Clark, Washington, D.C.,
representative of the Alaska
Steamship Co., is visiting here
while on a quick tour thru the
territory. This is his first visit
here in everal years. He enjoyed
a trip on the Council Road yes
terday.
I Mr. Clark observed that Nome
| is overlooking one of the biggest
potentials ip tourist attractions
by not building up locations of
the plot of Rex Beach’s “The
Spoilers” and its author.
There should be something in
hte community, he stated, denot
ing where the fight took place,
where the claims were jumped, j
where Rex Beach mined. This is
the part of Nome that tourists
have read about and are expect
ing to see.
NOTE OF APPRECIATION
The Arctic Club of Nome wishes
to thank all the members, the
PTA, Beta Sigma Phi sorority,
the Boy Scouts, who worked so
hard to make the carnival a suc
cses and also wishes to extend its
appreCialion to all of those who
attended^ and participated.
— Arctic Club of Nome
NOTICE
During the building of the Bo
nanza Channel Bridge, the Solo
mon ferry will be closed for as
long as four hours at a time until
the construction is completed. 11
Norma Sez: Lots of new pops,
sheet music, and special orders
at THE MUSIC BOX.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—New Spark heater.
Contact Esther McCoy. 12c
FULLER BRUSH MAN is ap the
Polaris. Leave message for
Harry Ellingsworth. 12p
FOR SALE—Small oil furnace
complete with 30-gal. water
tank, aquastat and other auto
matic controls. Bargain at $100.
Inquire at the Nome Nugget.
NEW DRY RED SALMON—Or^
der now from Teller Commer
cial Co., Teller, Alaska. 118
CALL MAIN 73 for light hauling
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