Floyd Kuzruk to
Attend Luther League
Floyd Kugzruk, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Willie Kugzruk of Nome, has
■been selected to attend the 1st
International Luther League Con
vention of the newly merged Lu
theran Churches, now called the
American Luthern Church, at
Miami.
Floyd, who is a junior in Nome
High School, and who last year
was selected to attend the Sum
mer Science Session for high
school students at the U of Alas
ka, will represent the Luther
League with two other young
persons from Fairbanks and An
chorage Lutheran Churches.
Leaving next week, he will
join the Pacific Northwest cara
van of about 200 students at Seat
tle. The group will do some sight
seeing enroute to Miami where
they will attend the convention of
over 14,000 delegates.
Included in the trip will be a
visit to Washington, D. C. The
convention will be from August 15
to 20.
ALASKA CENSUS
CORRECTIONS MADE
The Bureau of the Census has
notified Sen. Gruening that be
cause of inquiries received from
him concerning failure to list
some inhabited places in the 1980
census report, a recheck has been
made to correct the errors. As a
result, the bureau has obtained
■figures for 42 places that were
not mentioned in the earlier re
ports on Alaska census figures,
and has made corrections in the
population of 10 other places.
The newly listed places include:
Golovin, 59; Nenana, 33; and Sa
voonga, 299.
EMIL KOWALCZYK
TRANSFERRED TO KOTZEBUE
Emil Kowalczyk. who has been
an educational specialist for the
BTA here for the past two years
h as been transferred to Kotzebue,
vhcre he will be principal of the I
’ ’ IA School, it has been reported.
.Mrs. Kowalczyk has been em
deyed in the U. S. Post Office
and active in club work, being
•retary of the Home Arts Club.
Father Carroll Off to Ireland
Father Carroll of St. Joseph’s
C : iiolic Church left yesterday for
Ireland, where he will visit his
mother, who is reported to be
over 90 years old.
Father Carroll has not seen his
family for 18 years.
(Special Trip
j To the Kuzitrin
To find out what happened to
the Fairbanks Cushman St. bridge,
Jim Cassidy, made a special trip
to the Kuzitrin yesterday:
The trip was nostalgic for him
and his passenger Frank Martin,
both of whom had “mushed” and
"dogmobiled” up the railroad
many years ago, and had mem
ories to exchange of points along
the way
Cassidy lived in Nome in the
mid-thirties and worked with the
Alaska Road Commission crew
which kept the railroad in re
pair, and later was with the Sun
set Dredging Co. He is probably
the only person who has used the
Sawtooths at Pilgrim Springs for
skiing.
Since leaving Nome he has
been with the N.C. Co., in Fair
banks in the Caterpillar Dept. He
states that his children are all
skilled skiers like their father.
WOMEN'S SOCIETY TO
HAVE PICNIC AT CAPE NOME
The Women's Society of the
Community Methodist Church
have scheduled their annual Au
gust picnic to be held tomorrow
at the summer home of Esther
McCoy at Cape Nome. Members
and visitors are asked to bring
their own lunch with liquid re
freshments being provided. The
group plans to leave at ten
o’clock in the morning, weather
permitting. If the weather con
tinues as it is today, the outing
will be postponed.
OVERNIGHT VISITORS
Enthusiastic overnight visitors
on the Polar Sea Tour included
persons from several states: Mar
garetha Clark of McFarland,
Calif.; Wilbert Dieckhoff of Steel
ville. 111.; S. Perry of Butte, Mont.;
Jane and Nancy Marshall of Mc
Farland, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs.
Roderick Travis of Chappaqua,
N. Y.; Dr. and Mrs. S. S. Kristler
of Salt Lake City, Utah; Peter
Teuerle of Detroit, Mich.; Walter
Theuerle of Flint, Mich.; and F.
Malmstrom of San Francisco,
Calif.
Guests of the Chamber
Mr. Howard Hosford and wife
were visitors from Seattle and
guests of the Chamber of Com
merce Monday. Mr. Hosford is
with the Alaska Communica
tions System, at their headquar
ters in Seattle, and his wife is a
home economics teacher.
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LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
.ARRIVED ON TONSINA: More Doors, Windows, Inside and Outside Wall
Paneling, etc. Some Special Priced, U-Haul — Cash — Right Off the Dock.
We wish to move as much as possible immediately in order to make up our |
last-boat requirements. 10,000 sq. ft. of Fiberglass Insulation (Rolls).
16" & 23" width—9c sq. ft.—Over 1,000 sq. ft.—7c. 2-Tons of Zonolite Pouring
Insulation. 1 to 9 sacks—$4.50—10 to 39 sacks—$4.00—40 & over sacks $3.82.
Plywood — Interior/Exterior — Masonite — Wallboard
Over 1.500 Sheets in Stock — $3.75 and Up
Phone MAIN 147 Write BOX 700
S.S. TONSINA. VOYAGE 77.
RETURNING TO NOME
ABOUT AUG. 13 TO LOAD
SOUTHBOUND
THEN CALLING ST. MACHAEL
| Planning Commission
Centers Efforts on
Application for a Loan
The Nome Planning Commis
sion. which was appointed this
spring to augment the Nome City
Council in the overall planning
of civic improvements and econo
mic development in an orderly
way has been meeting several
times a month to determine the
needs of the community.
Officers elected, were Howard
. Crinklaw, president and Ella Tan
ner, secretary.
After evaluating the problems
of health and growth, they have
centered their efforts on com
pleting the application to the
Community Facilities Administra
tion for a loan for the long
| sought sewer and water project
as well as all other advancement
hinges on the community having
these services. These forms are
now about completed for the ap
proval of the Nome City Council.
RAMPART ENGINEER
TO VISIT NOME THIS MONTH
George Benesch, engineer in
charge of the Rampart hydro
electric power project, will be in
Nome, on or about Aug. 22, ac
cording to advices received by
the Nome Power and Light Co.,
to get complete facts and figures
on the present, past and future
needs of power in the Nome area.
Plans will be made so that he
can meet with some local group
about this project.
Margaret Clark Honored
At Farewell Luncheon
Margaret Clark, Itinerant Pub
lich Nurse for the past six months
leaves next week for re-assign
ment at Palmer. She is being re
placed here by Carrine Kerfoot,
who arrives here from Arkansas
on her first assignment in Alas
ka.
Miss Clark was honored with a
farewell luncheon yesterday by
several of her many friends.
MRS ELSIE REIK
VISITING NOME
Miss Elsie Reik, retired mis
sionary teacher of China and Pak
istan is visiting Nome as part of
a summer being spent in the new
state. Miss Reik, whose activity
and enthusiasm belies her, plus
70 years of age, taught in the Kin
narcl College for girls in Pakis
tan and has spent 35 years in the
Orient.
She will be showing slides and
telling of her experiences at sev
eral gatherings, planned during
her two weeks stay here.
Mr. and Mrs. Darell Greenup
who were teachers at Shaktoolik
two years ago and who have been
in the lower 48, returned yester
day, enroute to Wales where they
will be teaching this winter.
WANT ADS
ATTENTION — Lomen Com
mercial’s AD AT LEFT —
SPECIAL PRICES—U-HAUL.
«
FOR SALE: 4 WD Jeep Pickup.
Own®d by dentist that used ex
haust to gas patients—hardly
ever driven. $1,550. Galleher,
Box 875, Nome. tf
BOOKKEEPER Wanted—Double
entry, payroll and tax deduc
tion. Mail applications and ex
perience care of Nugget. Pays
$4400 year, 30 - days annual
leave. Forty-hour week.
FOR SALE: River scow 60 ft.
long, 10 ft. wide, will carry 12
tons. Two 60 horsepower Uni
versal Marine engines and power
winch, capable to navigate in
shallow water, pilot house sleeps
four. Used one season. $1,200.
Clyde Glass, P.O. Box 397,
Nome, or phone Main 45. 93c
FOUND — Tokheim Model 22
Hose Tube. Claim at Nugget.
Inomerama theater! 1
TONIGHT and THURSDAY
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