Servicemen Contribute
Money For Scout Uniform
Lost In Moto Home Fire
When fire destroyed the bed
rooms of the Taylor Moto house,
Taylor Moto Jr. saw his hopes of
attending the Explorer Scout en
campment in the States go up in
smoke as his uniform needed for
the trip was lost in the fire.
Taylor has been an active Scout
and faithful in attendance since
joining. He participated in Troop
666 as well as the Explorer Scouts.
He had been looking forward to
this trip for which he saved his
earnings.
A group of servicemen who
would rather not be identified
have contributed funds to pur
chase a complete new outfit for
the trip as well as cash to make
the trip to New Mexico.
IN DISTRICT COURT . .
Andrew Otton was sentenced to
three years in a penitentiary for
assault with intent to kill.
* * *
Max Wilson was sentenced to
18 months in a federal penitenti
ary for contributing to the delin
quency of a child.
Bicycle Owners Requested j
To Register Vehicles At '
Police Station Saturday !
All bicycle owners are asked to
meet at the City Hall with Police
Chief Carl Webb tomorrow after
noon to register their bicycles.
There is no charge for this ser
vice but it will help the Police De
partment to locate missing bicy
cles, as they are misplaced and
misplaced and stolen frequently.
This is not the only purpose of
the meeting. The safety code for
bicycle riders as laid out by the
American Automobile Assn, will
be discussed and each person
present will receive a booklet ex
plaining how to be on the safe
side.
Helen Reader, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Pete Reader, who is at
tending Holy Names Academy in
Seattle, returned home with Pan
American Airways Tuesday to
j spend the summer.
Rev. and Mrs. Walter Anderson
' and family, who have been sta
j tioned at White Mountain for the
i Covenant Church, were outgoing
passengers with Pan American.
I They are on a 16-month furlough.
SPRINGTIME
CLEAN - UP
Paint and Clean 1 j»
★ PAINTS ★
* CLEANING POWDERS ★
★ N E W R U G S ★
★ FURNITURE ★
START SPRING WITH A
BANG !!
NC COMPANY frfta
AJa*ka‘• Pionoor Mmrchaati
60 YEARS SERVING ALASKA
First Direct Freighter \\
SS TONSINA sailing from Seattle *-•
JUNE 5, 1956
CALLING: NOME. ST. MICHAEL.
UNALAKLEET. TELLER.
Will carry all types of cargo
including cold storage and cool room
Freighters sailing every Tuesday
for Seward and Valdes.
Every Friday for Seward
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GOLDEN GOOSE GRILL
OPENS AT NEW SITE
Today marks the opening of the
Golden Goose Grill under the
management of Betty and Bay
Coplin. The grill is located at the
site of the former New Lincoln
Bar.
Home Arts Club Meets Tuesday
The Home Arts Club will meet
Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Bob Emmons at Satellite
Field. Mrs. Bill Doyle will be co
hostess.
A report on the plant sale and
purchase of playfield equipment
will be made. There will also be
a round-up of summer affairs
before the club recesses for the
summer.
NOME SANITARY SERVICE
NEW PHONE—MAIN 1
New Address—577 2nd Ave
Same Box No. 558
NOTE OF APPRECIATION
Our heartfelt thanks, which we
can hardly express in words, goes
to all who helped during and
after the fire at our home this
week. May God bless each and
every one of you.
—Taylor Moto and Family
WA !N I A I) S
LOST—Red Wallet belonging to
Mary Galley. Please return to
the Nugget office. 65p
GOOD PAYING Watkins Food
Service Route now open in this
vicinity. Established Nationally
Advertised Products. No invest
ment necessary. Demand al
ready created. For full informa
tion, write The J. R. Watkins
Company, 3903 Brooklyn Av
enue, Seattle 5, Washington. 72
WANTED TO BUY—Old posters,
handbills, photographs, prints
of Nome area before 1905. Con
tact Charles Forselles, c/o U.S.
Smelting Co., Nome. 69p
FOR SALE—4-rm. nouse & gar
age $2500. See Howard Slwooko.
FOR SALE—2-vol. set 7 language
Encyc. Britaanica dictionary in
cludes unabridged English. $18
jj SHOWING AT THE jj
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(Two Shows Nightly—7:15 & 9:15 ft
Doors Open 6:45 p.m. c
FRIDAY, SATURDAY.
“BLACK FURY”
— AND —
PLUS CARTOON
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
JUNE 1 and 2
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EDNA FIX PROPERTY TO BE
OFFERED FOR SALE MONDAY
The Edna Fix property on
Front Street will be offered for
sale on Monday afternoon at the
U.S. Commissioner’s Office.
The property is between the
U.S. Mines building and the An
chor Tavern and comprises two
and a half lots of seawall-protect
ed property. The lots are being
sold to settle an estate.
TEEN-AGE DANCE
TONIGHT AT 9:00 O'CLOCK
AT THE ANB HALL
NOTICE TO BID
Sealed proposals shall be re- |
ceived in the City Clerk's Office j
up to 5:90 o'clock P.M. June 11, j
1956, on the following:
Sale of a two room wooden
frame cabin and cache, located
north of the School, and contents
therein. Said cabin, known as
Robert Mayokok cabin, to be
moved off the present site, within
fifteen (15) days upon acceptance
of bid.
The City reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Nome Common Council '
By Carrie M. McLain
City Clerk
Publ. June 1, 4, 8, 1956.
Teen-Age Club To Donate
Proceeds of Friday Dance
To Youth Center Fund
The Nome Teen-Age Club has
announced that all the profits
made at their weekly Friday night
dances from tonight until June 29
will be turned over to the commit
tee sponsoring the transportation
of Nome youngsters in behalf of
the proposed Nome Youth Center.
President Suzanne Fagerstrom
states that the Teen-Age Club is
looking forward to a center of its
own. The teen-agers are holditig
their dances in the Arctic Native
Brotherhood Hall, use of which
has been donated for their dances.
The Teen-Age Club Dance to
night at the ANB Hall starts at 9.
NOTICE
CLEANUP WEEK is underway
and residents are requested to pile
the debris, boxed or sacked, near
the curb of sidewalks where it
will be picked up by city truck.
NO OIL DRUMS OF DEBRIS
WILL BE HANDLED BY THE
CITY. By Order of
Council Committee On
Health and Sanitation
By Carrie M. McLain.
City Clerk
EXCURSION FLIGHT
TO UNALAKLEET
POSTPONED ONE WEEK UNTIL
$35 JUNE 10th $35
The “Far North King Salmon Fishing Derby’’
At Unalakleet runs from June 4 to July 4
Another Excursion On July 1
CALL BLACK 115
For Reservations
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If it wasnt for paint, putty and glue j
What would the poor carpenter do?
WE HAVE . . .
the Paint, Putty and Glue!
We Also Have
Glass, Plywood and Celotex!
We’ve got ONION SETS, too!
Plant your own, watch them grow,
and then enjoy them!
NOME HARDWARE
Nome’s Complete Hardware Store