LIONS BROOM SALE
PROCEEDS GO TO BLIND
Doorbells will be ringing pro
bably on Wednesday or Thursday
evening the Lions start selling
brooms for Clean-Up Week.
The brooms come from the
Lighthouse for the Blind in Seat
tle and the proceeds go to aid to
the blind. Have your money ready
stated Don Perkins and buy
brooms.
LIONS CLUB WILL MEET
WEDNESDAY THIS WEEK
The Nome Lions Club will not
meet Tuesday evening because
of the Memorial Day holiday. In
stead they will meet at 6 o’clock
Wednesday evening. All members
are urged to attend because the
brooms and mops have arrived
and plans will be firmed up for
the Clear.-Up Week sale and con
test, ard the block captains and
salesman will be announced.
MIDNIGHT BOWLING TONITE
A midnight bowling session is
being sponsored tonight by the
Aurora Women’s Bowling Assn.,
starting at 7:30 at Aukruk Lanes.
Everyone is invited to partici
pate and compete for prizes do
nated by Hagen’s Jewelry Store,
Billikin Gift Shop, and Aukruk
Lanes.
Mr. and Mrs. Dusty Rhode Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Dusty Rhode re
turned to Nome for a few days
last weekend. Rhode is now sta
tion manager for FAA at Anchor
age. He said he is here to inter
view the new station manager for
Nome, w’ho is Russell Hart. Hart
is coming from Galena and has
been with FAA for about 15 years.
Dr. and Mrs. John Barrow re
turned from a trip to the states
where Dr. Barrow attended a
medical conference at Yosemite,
Calif. Returning with them were
Mrs. Mary Barrow, and Lula Bar
r:.w from Abingdon, Va., mother
and aunt of Dr. Barrow who will
;si* here for a couple of weeks.
TWO WEDDINGS
Robert Apok Jr. and Lorraine
Jackson of White Mountain were
i a t ried by Rev. John Maakestad
m May 26th.
Peter Charlie and Julia Stan
ley were married by Rev. G. Mc
Cray on May 25th.
ATTENTION
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN
Regular Meeting—City Hall
Wednesday — 8:00 p. m.
Election of Officers
CHAMBER PLANS TRIP TO
KOTZEBUE AND UNALAKLEET
The Chamber of Commerce has
announced a good will tour to
Kotzebue and Unalakleet on June j
10. Those taking the flight, which
is not limited to Chamber mem
bers. are requested to dress in j
Midnight Sun Festival costumes. !
The price for the trip will be
from $26 to $52, depending on
the number of people going.
Monsna Funeral Tomorrow
Richard Monsna, who died at
the Dexter Ditch Camp last week, i
will be buried from the Lutheran <
Church tomorrow afternoon at 1
1:30.
Gordon and Mrs. McKenzie
Visiting From Anchorage
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McKen
zie arc visitors in Nome from
their home in Anchorage where !
McKenzie is with the FA A. He is
remembered here as an outstand
ing pilot for Mirow Air Service
and Alaska Airlines.
IN MAGISTRATE'S COURT
Annie Komanaseak and Mar- !
garet Anowlic were each sen
tenced to thirty days for de
frauding a hotel owner.
Davis Menadalook was fined
$50 for disorderly conduct, and
Ella Pasquan $35 on the same
charge.
Walter Analoc was fined $100
for soliciting liquor as a minor
and Ralph Ivanoff was fined $100
for obtaining liquor for a minor.
Thomas Willoya was fined $50
! for a traffic violation, which was
! leaving the scene of an accident,
| and ordered to pay for damage
done to a parked auto owned by
1 Lloyd Sundstrom.
Arrivals and Departures
Returning from Fairbanks were
Art Johnson, Viola Walkins, Roy
Henry, Robert Erwin, Ann Walsh,
Marva Hoover, Shelia O’Brien,
Charles Lewis, Clyde Godsbe, and
Joe Unterwagner.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Joule left
for their home in Kotzebue. Also
departing were Harold Lie who
was here to attend the Democratic
meeting, A. M. Grant and George
Miller.
Leaving for Fairbanks were
Clara Reed, Mary Pilcher, Jon
McDuffie, Charles Fagerstrom,
Bob Bahnke, Lee Staheli, Leslie
Norland, George Rayburn and
Mr. Nussbaumer.
Otto Wihl, Kougaroker, who
has been visiting in Sweden re
turned for the summer and is
preparing to go mining.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
— DEALERS IN —
Lumber & Plywood, Wallboard, Building Materials, Insulation
Acetylene and Oxygen including Breathing,
Lincoln Welding Equipment •
Coal and Industrial Hardware
STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS
Phone MAIN 147 Write BOX 700
1
Cargo Will Be Accepted at Pier 36 For
Nome — Teller — Kotzebue — St. Michael
From June 26th Through July 7th
—Jim O'Sullivan, Agent
LINE-O-TYPE LOST . . .
The printer lost a line of type
in setting up the Gray Lady
graduates published in Friday’s
paper.
The correct list is as follows:
Mrs. Robert Baldwin, Mrs.
Emily Boucher. Mrs. Howard
; Crinklaw, Beatrice L^e, Mrs. Carl
i Oman, Mrs. David Nease, Mrs.
Teddy Johanson, Mrs. James
McLean, Mrs. Charles Reader,
Mrs. Margaret Russell and Mrs.
Roy Snyder.
Those not present, but receiving
certificates were Mrs. Robert
Reed and Mrs. Carl Swanson.
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
Bernard Blumenstein who is
with the ARC here and Rita Pitka
of Bethel have announced their
engagement and plan to be mar
ried on the longest day of the
year, June 21 in Anchorage.
They will make their home in
Nome.
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BOY SCOUT TROOP 666
HOLDS SOCIAL HOUR
The Boy Scouts of Troop 663
and their parents had a very
; enjoyable program and social
, hour Friday evening at the Phoe
| be Hall.
Scoutmaster Ralph Fondell pre
sented an interesting program.
; Several awards were given.
Among them prizes for handicraft
projects were awarded to Doug
las Doyle, John Towner and Art
Johnson Jr.
HILARIOUS MOVIE
For laughs, glitter and glamour,
tonight’s show at the Nomerama
is recommended for every member
of the family, stated the manager,,
Virginia Brown. The show is
called “Holiday for Lovers.”
Sandstrom Joined by Bride
Art Sandstrom of ACS, whose
marriage was announced recent
ly, was joined here by his wife
over the weekend.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Franklin Miller, Dora
Omedelina, Tom Mogg and Leo
Edwards.
Discharged: Margaret Segoona,
Catherine Kellick, Jeanette Scott,
and Isabelle Kiyutellic.
THE WEATHER
Partly cloudy with scattered
rain showers. Low tonight 40,
high tomorrow 60. In the last 24
hours: High of 50, low of 39. Sun
rise at 1:58 a. m., sunset at 10:03
p. m. A year ago today: High of
49, low of 31. Extremes on this
date since 1907: High of 64 in
1927, low of 24 in 1933.
NOTICE
There will be an Armory Board
meeting Monday evening at 8:00
to discuss the installation of a
wooden floor in the drill hall of
the Armory. The meeting will
be open to the public and in
terested persons are invited. The
meeting will take place upstairs
in the Armory.
WANT ADS
Fresh Alaskan Eggs Daily
AA Medium — $1.00 Doz.
N.W. Poultry Farm Inc., Kot
zebue. Phone 442-3811 or 442
3721.
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FOUND: Key Ring with 5 keys.
Inquire at The Nugget.
WANTED: Used Vaccum cleaner
and attachments. Call Black
123.
FOR SALE: Vaccum, Iron and
ironing board, trailer and other
small items. Call Main 85.
FOR RENT: House. Call Main 35
after 5 p. m. 64c
FOUND: Girl’s glasses in case.
| Inquire at Nugget.
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