Reception Planned Monday
Evening for Bishop Grant
A reception is planned for Mon- j
day evening at the Methodist!
Church for Bishop A. Raymond
Grant who is on his first visit
to this area. He is scheduled to
arrive by plane Monday. He will
be accompanied by Dr. Elliot
Fischer of the Division of Home
Missions.
The reception will be for the
group of builders who will con
struct the new parsonage who are
expected here by that time.
The infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Kingik, who died yes
terday, was to be buried this
afternoon at 2 o’clock from the
Community Methodist Church.
Two Students Return To Nome
Two students who returned to
Nome yesterday from school in
the states were Bob Harwood and
Bill Boucher. Harwood is study
ing pharmacy at the University of
Washington and Boucher is taking
an engineering course at the Uni
versity of Virginia.
Rev. McCay, Formerly of Nome,
Dies In Long Beach, California
Rev. Norman McCay, formerly
pastor of the Methodist Church
here passed away June 7 at Long
Beach, Calif., according to infor
mation received from Dorothy
Russell. Miss Russell was also in
Nome at that time as deaconess
at the Lavinia Walace Young Mis
sion, is now in Oklahoma City.
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M. Y. Coastal Monarch
SCHEDULED TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE
JULY 10
For Nome, Kotzebue, Keewalik, St. Michael
Receiving freight at Seattle from June 22
to July 3 inclusive, for this sailing.
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BOAT NEWS
When the six-day siege of fog
lifted over Nome yesterday the
roadstead was found to be full
of boats which had anchoned dur
ing that period. They included
military tankers, transports, LSTs
and other smaller craft.
Fuel is being discharged by the
Lomen Commercial Co. The North
Star is discharging at Golovin
today.
Captain A. Castell has been
waiting favorable weather to take
a load of freight down the coast
with the Vicky C. The Flemish
Knot is now at Unalakleet and
will stop ht Golovin next.
NORRIS CONSTRUCTION CO.
REPAIRING FEDERAL BLDG.
The Norris Construction Co‘. of
Fairbanks has opened an office
next door to the Territorial Wel
fare Office and has started work
ing on the urgently-needed re
pairs of the Federal Building.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Elin Valtyrson, Ron
Avessuk, Eileen Nagaruk.
Discharged: Theresa Ablooga
luk, Barbara Kaloluk, Clyde
Acomen.
NOTICE
All bills for Pioneer Water are
to be paid to Joe Kroninger. man
ager, or Box 293.
See John Lundeen for service
or call Main 59.
NOTICE
The North Star will arrive
' Nome Sunday. Meat will be sold
that day.
L. B. Williams
WANT ADS
MODEL A PICKUP for sale. Like
new. Call Cherry’s Barber Shop.
FOUND — Necklace with small
gold cross. Call at Nugget and
pay for ad.
FOR RENT—6x6 truck by hour
or day. Drive yourself or will
furnish driver. See Steve Peder
son, Steadman Ave.
SPECIAL
Foot Lockers . $15 plus tax
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Jack Ozenna, Aged Native
Ivory Carver, Passes On
Jack Ozenna, one of the best
known ivory carvers in Nome,
passed away yesterday after a
lingering illness.
Jack Specialized in carving the
billiken and has made hundreds
of these happy little figurines in
all sizes from the miniature, of
earring size, to some than were
about 12 inches high.
Ozenna was believed to have
been about 81 years old and was
bom on Diomede Island.
He is survived by sons: Gilbert,
now in the U.S. Air Force at An
chorage; Frederick, of Nome;
Olak Piscoya, of Nome; Raleigh
and Louis Ozenna, of Diomede;
William, now in the States; and
a daughter, Mary Bergamaschi,
of Nome, and several grandchil
dren.
The funeral will be from the
Community Methodist Church,
pending the arrival of some of the
family from the north.
Real Silk Representative
Here For About A Week
Nancy Lee Baker, Real Silk
representative, arrived yesterday
on her second' annual trip in this
capacity.
Miss Baker is well known here,
having been a stewardess and tour
director with the Wien Airlines.
She covers Alaska from tip to
tip now and has completed two
^£ips down to Ketchikan with all
the stops in between since her
trip to Nome last year.
She plans to be here about a
week.
Methodist Parsonage Builder
Arrives And Work Is Started
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Mecklen
burg arrived yesterday from
Billings, Mont. Mr. Mecklenburg
is an architect - builder for the
Methodist Church and will be in
charge of the construction of the
new parsonage for the church
here, work on which started to
day.
He is assisted by Rev. Edwin
Frank, also a builder, who is
from Philadelphia, and Richard
Barnes from San Diego, Calif.
The balance of the building
party are scheduled to arrive on
Monday.
Midnight Church Service On "
Dexter Planned for Monday
Bob Havens of the LWY Com
munity Center announced today
that the postponed Midnight Ser
vice is planned for Monday eve
ning. Transportaion will be avail
able at the respective churches
at 10 p.m. to Dexter Mountain.
Persons who will be attending
are reminded to bring their own
lunches for the picnic which will ,
follow the service.
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Tuesday and Friday
7 to 9 and 9 to 11 p.m.
Adults and over 13 yrs. only
at 9 to 11 session
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Adults (over 13) . 60c
Children . 30?
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