Archaeologists are
Digging in Safety Area
Dr. Frederick Hadleight-West.
asst, professor in archaeology at
the U of Alaska, accompanied by
Thomas Kam and Fred Kent,
teachers at the U of Alaska have
been in the Safety area digging
lor archaeological findings under
a grant from the National Sci
ence Foundation.
Dr. West stated that this area
has one of the biggest archaeo
logical sites in Alaska and should
be set aside as a national re
serve by either the state or fed
eral government.
The party also plans to continue
their work from Nome to Teller,
as this part of the coastline has
not been thoroughly studied and
is highly strategic in world his
<tory, due to the land bridge
which once connected the conti
nents and over which early man
traveled to populate the whole
world.
4H DIRECTORS TO REVIEW
WORK DONE IN NOME
Miss Marian Larson, State 4H
director from College. Alaska, and
Joseph McAuliffe, program di
rector in leadership from the
Federal Extension Service out of
Washington, D. C.. are arriving
here to review the extension work
of this area and will be house
guests of Jean Burand, Univer
sity Extension agent here.
On Saturday they will return
to Fairbanks, accompanied by
Mrs. Burand for the 4H Round
Up being held at the University
of Alaska.
WHITE ELEPHANT SALE
SET AT 10 A.M. TOMORROW
The doors open promptly at ten
o’clock tomorrow morning at the
Fellowship Hall of the Community
Methodist Church for the annual
White Elephant Sale.
Much clothing has already been
contributed and is being sorted
by the CLM Circle, who is spon
soring the fund raising project,
-eluding a wide variety in chil
d en’s clothing.
Mrs. Bill Gillis, who has been
ending summer school at the
University of Montana and visit
i her family returned home with
her son and daughter. Mrs. Gil
lis is a teacher at Nome School.
NOTICE
PIONEER LADIES
MEETING and SOCIAL
FRIDAY — 8:00 P.M.
AT PIONEER IGLOO
Betty Diode Engaged
FAIRBANKS — Mr. and Mrs.
Sig Krogstad of 813 Seventh Ave.
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Betty Diede, to
Clyde Rud. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Hans Rud of Mt. Vernon, Wn.
Mr. Rud is a pilot for Wien
Alaska Airlines.
The wedding is planned for late
September.
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MAJOR MONEY'S
PARENTS TO VISIT HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Money,
parents of Maj. David Money,
who is stationed here with the
U. S. Army Advisory Group to
the Alaska National Guard, are
scheduled to arrive here today
directly from the Philippine
Islands where they have been
for the past four years with the
American Embassy.
They will visit here with their
son and family, which includes
their only grandchildren before
continuing on to Washington,
D. C.
Wien Passenger Traffic
From Fairbanks:
Pat Tobin, Bob Stewart, Bob
Barnette, Jeff Nelson, Ann, Jim
and Patty Gillis, Blanche Bund,
Lavada Goranson, Alfred Linn,
Robert Coffey;
Clifford Attatayuk, Ray Shields,
Kathleen Garrison, A1 Heiler, R.
Pepple, John Courtney, Howard
Schoenborn, Harry Palmer, Wm.
Bartholomae, Geo. Hellerick, G.
Sinclair, Tom and C. L. Dunkin,
Alvin Poland, Don Doyle.
From Kotzebue: Emil Kowal
czyk, Mr. and Mrs. Jim O’Sulli
van, Frank Okuealuk, Dean Kett
ner, Louis Jacobson.
To Fairbanks: Floyd Kugzruk,
Robert Higley, G. Eberline, Jerry
Maxwell, Margaret Clarke, Boyd
Harwood, Tom, Debbie and Tom
Balone Jr., Peter Kosky, John
Knsloski.
To Kotzebue: Ira Gallahorn.
Melvin Spruiell, Glent Fitz. G. B.
Smith, Mr. Attwood, Mr. O’Neil,
Mr. Perham, Lawrence Holmes.
Mrs. Julia Carson of Ashland.
Va., is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. John Barrow and family,
which includes three grandsons
and a new granddaughter. This
is her first visit to Alaska.
Clarence Willoya. former local
basketball star, and son of Mr.
and Mrs. Mike Willoya, who is
with the Alaska National Guard
and stationed in Anchorage is
in town on ANG business.
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S.S. TONSINA. VOYAGE 77.
RETURNING TO NOME
ABOUT AUG. 13 TO LOAD
SOUTHBOUND
THEN CALLING ST. MACHAEL
BBgjajgBaBjimg
GRAND JURY TO
MEET MONDAY
The Grand Jury will convene
next Monday, Aug. 14. On the
panel are:
John Analoak, Opal Baldwin,
Harold Bell, Ralph Gayasuk. Don
Hoover, Carl Oman, David Otten,
CAT. Reader, all of Nome; and
Elsie Adams and Marge Baker, of
Kotzebue.
Extra jurors drawn yesterday
are: Stan Harhut, Andrew Kowe
luk, Fern Locke, Peter Mayac,
Margaret Olanna, Art Outwater,
Mariam Shaub, and alternate Ce
celia Okpealuk.
Ronald Senungetuk
Returning From
Study in Oslo, Norway
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Senunge
tuk are anticipating the arrival
of their son Ronald from Oslo,
Norway, where he has been com
pleting special training in arts
and jewelry crafts work under a
Fulbright scholarship.
Before receiving this scholar
ship, Ronald had completed a 4
year college course under another
scholarship at the Rochester In
stitute of Technology where he
distinguished himself by being in
cluded on the dean’s list.
This talented Alaskan, who is
the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs.
Senungetuk, will be on the teach
ing staff of the University of Al
aska in the art department start
ing this fall. His brothers, Joseph
and Stanley, are both enrolled at
the University of Alaska.
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IN MAGISTRATE'S COURT
Orella Brown was fined $35 on
a drunk charge and Darrell Trigg
$50 for a disorderly conduct
charge.
Johnathan Moto got 180 days
for disorderly conduct and a pre
vious suspended sentence of 30
days was invoked. The sentences
are to run consecutively.
IN SUPERIOR COURT
The Petit Jury is called for the
case of the State of Alaska vs.
Alfred Linn Jr., who is charged
with burglary at Barrow. The
case will start tomorrow.
MMM HOSPITAL
Discharged and readmitted was
Fanny Iokienna.
Discharged: Fred Cook and
Charles Nuglene.
Saul Sockpealuk, who was
brought to the local hospital
from Shaktoolik, pased away and
his remains are to be shipped
back to his home.
Thought for Today . . .
The savage in man is never
quite eradicated—Henry Thoreau.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE: 4 WD Jeep Pickup.
Owned by dentist that used ex
haust to gas patients—hardly
ever driven. $1,550. Galleher,
Box 875, Nome. tf
FOR SALE: 21 ft. House Trailer,
2 rooms, electric refrigerator,
gas range, oil heater. Terms or
cash. Call White 188, or write
Box 392. 95c
HELP WANTED: Counter girls at
Q Cab. No experience neces
sary.
FOR SALE: 1959 Ford Ranch
Wagon. $1900. Call N. C. Store.
tf
BOY 15 wants job for room and
board plus small weekly pay.
Dave Morrison, Box 114, An
chor Point, Alaska.
HELP WANTED — Men Women
STEADY WORK — GOOD PAY
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when you can get $1,000.00 actual
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Earn $125.00 a week and more. Call
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