Bering Sea Dining Room
Under New Management
Dave Richards has announced
that he is operating the Bering
Sea Club dining room and coffee
.shop.
Richards, who has been an
Alaskan for seven years, comes
from the Fireside Club in Fair
banks, and recently was with the
North Star Coffee Shop for a
short time.
He is featuring a “Big Baked
Potato” with his dinner, which
will be served with full dinners
until one o’clock in t^ie morning,
and on Saturday night will be
served until 2 a.m.
Robert Scott, first vice presi
dent of the Juneau Chamber of
Commerce arrived to represent
the first city at the Chamber
Board meeting now in session.
Barbara Trigg Selected As
Local Summer Contact
For U.-A, Information
COLLEGE — Barbara Trigg
has been selected as hometown
contact representative on a 21
member student committee from
the University of Alaska, to answer
questions and provide information
to prospective students in Nome,
during the summer months.
Members of the contact commit
tee were chosen on the basis of
interest in and .enthusiasm for the
University. They received orien
tation sessions before the close of
school, with University officials
and department chairmen to ob
tain as wide a knowledge of the
University and its various func
tions as possible.
Barbara is a sophomore student
at the U. of A., majoring in arts
and letters. She is^ the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Trigg.
MOTHER'S CLUB will not meet
at the regular monthly date of
May 25, but has been postponed
;o June 1, 7:30 p.m., at LWY
Center.
Brigadier Genral Austin is ar
riving from Elmendorf AFB to
r* present the United States Air
'Force at the dedication of the
Nome Municipal Air Terminal
«. tomorrow.
V. F. VV. Plans
Memorial Day Observance
The Veterans of Foreign Wars
are plapning the observance of
Decoration Day on Saturday, May
30, with a march to the cemetery
and rites at the graves of vet
erans.
Participating will be the VFW,
the American Legion, the Nation
al Guard, GAP Cadets, Boy Scouts
and Cub Scouts, and the Nome
School Band will furnish apppro
priate music.
Mike Vivieros is in charge of
the event and he invites all un
affiliated veterans to join in the
observation.
First Wien Tour Opens
Summer Tourist Season
The tourist season officially
opened yesterday with the arrival
of the first Wien tour from Fair
banks. Tour manager Frank Wha
ley stated that a full schedule of
operations is anticipated, with
tours coming in every momihg
about 9, and departing about 1
p.m. In addition to this, the over
night tours will arrive early in
the afternoon.
Mr. Whaley reports that the Pic
torial Living section of the Los
Angeles Examiner in its May 3rd
edition featured four pages in
color on Arctic Alaska, as many
of its million-and-a-half readers
are interested in the new Golden
Star State.
Mel Harris, of the sales office
of Pan American Airways is visit
ing with merchants in Nome, and
attending the Alaska State Cham
ber meeting.
If time permits he will repre
sent Pan American Airways at the
airport Terminal dedication on
Saturday afternoon.
Methodists Hope to Begin
New Church Construction
By Autumn of This Year
It was announced at the quar
terly conference of the Communi
ty Methodist Church Wednesday
evening, that the new church con
struction plans are now in the
making by a Fairbanks architect,
Lee Linck. It is possible, stated
Rev. Fred McGinnis, who con
ducted the conference, that the
preliminary work may get under
way this fall.
A potluck supper prepared by
members and guests of the meet
: ing preceded the conference.
Von der Heydts Attending
Bar Association Convention
Mr. and Mrs. Jim von der Heydt
are scheduled to leave today for
Fairbanks, where they will attend
the Alaska Bar Association meet
ing which convenes on May 26th.
Several panel discussions will
be held on various legal topics.
The convention will close on May
29 at a banquet at the Elks Club.
Toastmaster for the banquet is
Mr. von der Heydt. The main ad
dress will be given by Alfred
Chweppe of Seattle.
Col. Jack Gibbs, deputy com
mander for the USAF, is sched
uled to arrive by Air Force C-123
at noon on Saturday for the dedi
cation of the terminal. He will be
representing General Armstrong,
General Necrason and General
Austin, all of whom were invited
to attend.
ERRATA
In Wedriesday’s Nugget the Cove
nant High School, Unalakleet Trio
Concert was publicized for Sunday
evening. This was an error. The
concert will be offered at the
Covenant Church starting at 7
o’clock Saturday evening. '
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Cargo accepted at Ames Terminal
from May 18 through May 29
Write Nome Agent for Information
James F. O’Sullivan, Agent — Phone Main 68
Piano Recital Sunday
Features Local Talent
Mrs. Luther Dunbar is pre
senting her piano students in re
cital Sunday afternon at 2 o’clock
at the Community Methodist
Church, and states that the public
is cordially invited.
Students being presented are:
Richard Young, playing Falling
Stars and Indian Dance: Jund'
Oman, with Waves of the Danube,
Old Folks at Home, and Then
You’ll Remember Me; Catherine
Walsh, March of the Dominos and
Dark Eyes; Linda Doyle, Blue
Danube, Witches Dance and Med
itation; Sally Walker, Waltz of
the Flowers, Bat Waltz and Blue
Butterflies; Gail Mclver, Dance of
the Rosebuds, Ballade and Char
mante; Barbara Mclver, Because,
Cucaracha and Minuet; Beverly
Bohrer, Melody of Love, Meadow
land and Hungarian Rhapsody No.
2; Jeanette Amundsen, Skaters
Waltz, Watchman’s Song and On
The Lake; Diane Lee, Polonaise
Militaire and Cornish Rhapsody;
Edna Johnson, Goldolier, Trau
merei and Russian Dance.
There will also be duets and in
strumental selections by the
students.
Clara Banks, manager of the
Greater Anchorage Chamber of
Commerce, is attending the Alaska
State Chamber meet, and will rep
resent Anchorage at the dedication
of Nome Terminal on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Buckner of
Portland, Oregon, where Mr.
Buckner is associated with the
Electric Steel and Foundry, are
arriving today for a walrus hunt.
Paul Tuilana is making the ar
rangements for the hunt, and will
accompany the couple.
F.A.A., Weather Bureau
Delegates Will Attend
Airport Terminal Fete
A1 Hulen, Divsional head of
F.A.A. in Alaska, is expected to
arrive Saturday with a party of
19 F.A.A. officials for the dedica
tion of the Municipal Terminal.
The party will not remain here
overnight, but will return after
the ceremony to their Anchorage
headquarters. Representatives of
the U. S. Weather Bureau are also
expected to be here.
TV Cancer Program Sunday
Dr. Wm. A. Woodcock and Mrs.
Fred Bockman will speak on can
cer on T-V Sunday evening, May
24, at 7 o’clock.
The cancer drive starts next
Monday. Be ready with your con
tribution, when called upon.
EXPLORERS TO SELL
HOT DOGS SATURDAY
The Explorer' Scouts will serve
charcoal broiled hotdogs tomor
row at the airport. Their stand
will be erected in front of the
Explorer exhibit.
Admitted to Hospital: Theodore
Statuk, Joyce Tucker.
Discharged: Teddy Kowaluk.
ATTENTION REPUBLICANS
Republican Divisional Caucus
Sunday at 2 p.m. at City Hall
To elect delegates to
The State Convention
July 17 at Ketchikan
Suzy Hermann,
Committeewoman
W. W. Laws,
Committeeman
WANT ADS
FOR SALE — Schick Electric
Razor, $10. Black 82 ltp
FOUND — Pontiac Hub Cap. Call
at Nugget.
FOR SALE — Supercruiser, Irish
linen, radio, skiis, metal prop.
Call Main 100 or write to Box
303, Nome.
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8:30—Wells Fargo 9:30—"Havana Widows"
9:00—Lawrence Welk 10:45—Sacred Heart
(Program Subject to Change) 10:00—"Ruthless"
TV Bills Payable At Nome Hardware Store
For TV Sales and Repair call Main 177 after 5:30
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