Home Arts Club
Receives Many Relics
From Gold Rush Days
The Home Arts Club assumed
the responsibility of having an
authentic display of relics of the
Gold Rush Days. Headed by Peggy
Kelliher., many pieces of furni
ture have been offered which were
used at that time as well as
household furnishings, dishes, and
other interesting items used in
the home.
It is planned to have a com
plete room on display at the
Annory during the Festival which
will be open and on display three
afternoons. The time will be an
nounced in the official program.
Such forgotten items as the slop
jar, pitcher and wash bowl have
been brought to light and a
genuine brass spitoon is being
sought.
BEACH CLEAN-UP TO GET
UNDERWAY MONDAY NIGHT
The annual beach clean-up
headed by the Jaycees will get
underway Monday evening at
7:00, starting from the east end
of the seawall and continuing east
through the King Island village.
All volunteers of any age are
welcome as many hands make
light work. Equipment will be I
on hand for moving of heavy ob
jects and work will continue on
Tuesday evening if necessary.
The crew will be treated to
light refreshments following the
workout, stated Bill Merritt.
George Foster heads the clean
up campaign this year.
Mrs. Grant Nelson and daughter
arrived from Honolulu, Hawaii
enroute to Deering to join Mr.
Nelson who operates the Imna
chuk Mining Co. The Nelson fam
ily have spent the past two win
ters in Honolulu.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: William Amarok. Roy
Henry, Ray Nuipuk, and Wm.
Oquillok.
Discharged: Lucy Tocktoo, Rose
Johnson, Dick Curtis, Eddie Barr,
Maggie Tickett, Lee Stalker,
Suganna Booth. James Norton,
Jim Jones, Loretta Willoya and
daughter.
NOME SANITARY
SERVICE
Phone Main 1
P.O. Box 460
Baby Show to
Bo Featured
During Festival
The Midnight Sun Festival
Baby Show will be held in the
Alaska Airlines Bldg, on Friday,
June 23 at 2 p. m.
All babies, accompanied by an
adult (or person over 16) are eli
gible through the age of four
years. Three ribbons will be
awarded in each of the following
categories: Best dressed, funniest,
loudest crying baby, curliest hair,
most originally dressed and fat
test.
Registration starts at 1:00 p. m.
and must be completed before
1:45 p. m. under the direction of
the Nome Mother’s Club. Judges
will be chosen from the audience
attending and instructions will be
given prior to the show.
Blue ribbon awards will be ,
made to the winners, with red j
ribbons given to runners-up in 1
each class, and a white ribbon |
will be given to others who place, i
Thus everyone wins recognition 1
and we invite you to come and ,
have fun with us.
Something new has been added !
this year—the blue ribbon vfinners !
among the girls have been invited j
to attend and take part in the j
Queen Pageant and Coronation ,
Ball as “Queens of 1975”.
If you wish further information I
call Mrs. Marilyn Dexter, Mrs. j
Lily Walker or any member of i
the Nome Mother’s Club.
FIRE CALL MONDAY NIGHT
The Fire Department answered
an alarm in the King Island vil
lage Monday night, where the
cabin of A. Kukoluk was com
pletely charred on the interior,
reported Chief Bob Oliver.
David Nease, engineer in charge
of the Federal Bldg, leaves today
to spend his vacation in Bristol J
Bay where he will fish with his j
son for red salmon. Their new
boat will have arrived from Seat
tle when he gets there.
NOTICE TO GUN OWNERS
The Police Department has set
up a file for the registration of
firearms for identification in case
they are lost or stolen.
To register gun, copy serial
number from barrell and bring to
Police Office in City Hail. DO
NOT BRING GUN.
—ROBT. W. OLIVER,
Chief of Police
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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
Charles I). Jones to Host
“Charlie's Chats" Program
Weekdays On KNOM-TV
A new program on KNOM-TV !
started this week and will be j
called “Charlie’s Chats.” The pro
gram started out as the Sen. Chas.
D. Jones Hour, but the less formal
title has been adopted. Manager
W. Brown said it is a policy of
KNOM to present programs which
are in the interest and for the
betterment of Nome.
“Charlie’s Chats” will be de
voted to fun and facts material
that are both current and about
early Nome and will contain both
serious and frivolous material.
At present, on the serious side,
the importance of maintaining the I
Land Office in Nome, is being
stressed. Sen. Jones is donating
his time and talent to bring before
the people information which will
enable them to use the Land Of
fice for the purpose for which
it is intended. Nome is lucky to
have a man such as Mr. Johnson
in the land office to answer ques
tions and to explain how the
people may take advantage of the
opportunities presented here.
On the fun side, the Midnight
Sun Festival is being explained
and advertised. Anyone who has
pertinent material is asked to
contact any one of the following:
Johnnie Stephensin. Jean Burand,
Mary Pilcher or Jo Decker, or call
KNOM after 6:30 p.m.
Anyone with material to sub
mit on the serious side is asked
to contact Charlie Jones. These
jire his progsams and he will wel
come guests with material of a
fun or fact nature that will con
tribute to good of the town.
The material will not be edited
by the staff or management of the
television station and the views
and opinions expressed will not
necessarily reflect those of
KNOM-TV. But the facilities are
being made available so that the
unlimited talent going unused
here may be brought before the
public. With Sen. Charlie Jones
as the host, these progi'ams,
though informal in nature, should
be very interesting as well as
educational.
The program will be aired from
5 to 6 p.m. weekdays, Monday
through Friday.
IN MAGISTRATE'S COURT
Ira Gallahorn has been bound
over to the Superior Court on a
charge of larcenv in the Polar
Bldg.
James Aresac pled guilty to
disorderly conduct and was given
90 days in jail. It was recom
mended that his parole be re
viewed.
—
NOTICE
Anyone interested in helping
circulate a petition to Congress
to return the Second and Fourth
Judicial Divisions to Territorial
staius, please write Joe Volger,
Chairman, Territorial Committee,
Box 7, Fairbanks. 72p
WANT ADS
FOR SALE: 1 pr. girl’s corduroy
tennis shoes, size 4, gold color.
$2.99. Call Main 186. 73c
FOR RENT — Duplex, strictly
modem; 3-bedroom house; 4
bedroom house; 2 - bedroom
house; 1 - bedroom house. Call
Black 123. tf
FOR SALE: 1957 FC170 Jeep
pickup 6 cylinder, lVfc ton with
plywood camper on bed of
truck. Engine and tires in good
condition. For information call
or write Morgan & Son. Main
126. 71c
FOR SALE: 5—760x15 used tires
and tubes in excellent condi
tion. $17 for each tire and tube
or $75 for all 5 tires and tubes.
Call Morgan & Son. Main 126.
. 71c
FOUND: Car key with yellow tag.
Call at the Nugget.
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