Mr. and Mrs. Howard Huffer
arrived yesterday and plan to be
here all summer, Mrs. Huffer is
the former Juanita Fagerstrom
who was married here Last fall.
Mrs. Dale Boehler of Haw
thorn, Calif., and daughter Sheryl
Ann, are in town enroute to
■Deering. Mrs. Boehler is the for
mer Lorena Mills and will spend
the summer visiting her mother
and father, Mr. and Mrs. Levi
Mills of Deering.
Buel M. Hixson, locating engi
neer for the Bureau of Public
Roads, arrived today to lay out
the Nome-Teller road.
Stakes will be laid out over
the route this summer to be fol
lowed next year toy road work
if funds permit, stated Frank
Morris, BPR district engineer.
Josephine Kaaji, who is always
so appreciative for kindness done
to her, wishes the Nugget to ex
press for her the pleasure she had
when she received a Mother’s
Day cake, beautifully decorated
with red roses from Betty and
Ernie Gustafson.
She enjoyed sharing it with her
neighbors.
Fine Job Printing at The Nugget
AT ROTARY LUNCHEON . . .
At Rotary luncheon at noon to
day guests were: Bob Oliver, Rev.
Thomas A. Knudsen, James
Manning, James Harshaw, R. L.
Buettema of Woodside, Calif.;
B. M. Hixson Jr., of Juneau; Lee
Stahele, and Sandy Phillip of
Anchorage.
A film about California was
shown.
Alaska Airlines
From Anchorage: Harold Cox,
Marie Fields, George Parker, Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Stewart, Vic Sup
ko, O. E. Stancil, G. Fitz, J. Daw
son, Arthur Curry.
From McGrath: W. C. Stephen
son, Fred Kakarak, Wayne, Clara,
Jennie and Carl Topkok.
To Unalakleet: Jim Tagas, L.
Daw, Ellen Klementson, Dick
Hasel'ton, John Berry.
To Anchorage: Marshall Hilton,
Ben Hewitt, Elmer Seetomona,
W. J. Maurer, Jas. Russo, Elga
Wade, El win Shores, R. Powell,
Hap Eberle, Bob Schultz.
To Kotzebue: Marie Fields.
From Kotzebue: Roy Gray, Dan
Iyatunguk.
MEMORIAL WREATHS
AVAILABLE AT CAVOTA'S
NC COMPANY
AJotJta'i Pioneer Marchanli 1
Free Delivery Out-of-Town Orders
FRESH VEGETABLES AND
COMPLETE GROCERIES
FRESH MEATS AND FISH
KITCHENWARE, FURNITURE
AND HARDWARE
‘X.
LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR
MEN’S FURNISHINGS
INFANTS’ and CHILDRENS’ WEAR
M.V. Lucidor
Sailing June 5
CALLING AT NOME ONLY
S.S. Tonsina
Sailing June 10
Calling al Nome, SI. Michael,
Unalakleel and Teller
...
MMM HOSPITAL |
Admitted: Sig Ayutunguk, Roy!
Snyder. Clara Curran, Esther j
Ayutunguk.
Discharged: George Tucker Jr.,
Floyd Land.
CLEAN-UP NOTICE
May 26 to June 8 has been des
ignated by the Health Committee
as Clean-Up Weeks. Property
owners are requested to clean up
their premises during this period
and pile debris in small contain
ers that can be easily handled
such as boxes and sacks (not in
metal drums) and place near the
curb for truck disposal at City
expense.
The Healih Committee and the
! Chief of Police will make a tour
of inspection and report vio?&
! iions which will be prosecuted
j under Ordinance 355.
The Health Committee is asking
I for full cooperation from every
one lo make Nome a more pre
sentable and sanitary community
to live in.
CITY OF NOME
By Robert F. Scott
City Clerk
Publ. May. 15, 17, 20, 22, 24.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the
Hearing before the Council of the
City of Nome upon the petition
for increase in rates filed by
Alaska Telephone & Telegraph
Company was continued from
May 13 until May 15 at 8:00 p.m.
Nome Common Council
By Robert F. Scott,
City Clerk
| PIONEER MEETING
TONIGHT
8 p.m. PIONEER HALL
i LAST MEETING OF SEASON
; ALL PIONEERS URGED
TO ATTEND
i '
Johnnie Sez: "Lots of new
stereo tapes and top pops now
at The Music Box."
WANT ADS
j 1
j FOR SALE — Playpen, excellent
condition. Call or see at the
I Wallace Hotel after 8 p.m. tf
I FOR SALE — Box mattress,
double size, practically new,
i $80. Call Police Station before
5 p.m. 58c
f' SHOWING AT THE i
{theater
n Two shows nightly—7:15 and 9:15 I
a Doors open at 6:45 pjn. J,
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
The story
Tokyo
couldn’t
hide...
Washington
couldn’t
hold back!
%!
of bamboo
I
In the wonder of STEREOPHONIC SOUND
Here’s Your Chance
To Start a Garden and
Help School Playground
Even if you do not own the
proverbial green thumb, you may
obtain a good start on a Nome
garden this Saturday when the
Home Arts Club will hold a plant
sale at the N. C. Store.
Plants of all types and varieties
will be sold at the annual sale,
which benefits the school play
ground. The sale will begin at
10 a.m. and end at 4 p.m.
Anyone having plants to con
tribute is asked to contact Mrs.
William Barber, Mrs. Boyd Har
wood or Mrs. Roy Snyder. The
plants will ibe picked up on Sat
urday morning. All flowers be
ing sold have been raised in
Nome.
Scandinavian
Independence Day To Be
Celebrated Here
Scandinavians in the communi
ty are invited to celebrate Friday
evening at 8:00 at the Lutheran
Church the Scandinavian Inde
pendence Day with folk songs of
Denmark, Norway and Sweden.
A sound picture of scenes from
that part of the world will also
be shown.
The celebration originally was
planned to commemorate the sep
aration of Norway from Sweden
in 1814, but now includes the
meaning of unity of these nations
which have stood together and j
helped each other through wars
I and other difficulties since then.
Their loyalty to each other is
demonstrated in their lives wher
ever they make their homes.
METHODIST DAILY
VACATION SCHOOL
STARTS MONDAY
The Daily Vacation Bible School
of the Community Methodist
Crurch will start next Monday,
May 20 and will be conducted
Monday through Friday for two
weeks, the church announced
yesterday.
In charge of the nursery will
be Mrs. Omie McCarthy; the kin
dergarten, Mrs. Norma Manning;
primary grades, Mrs. Barbara
Mecklenburg; junior grades, Miss
Esther McCoy, and intermediate
grades, Rev. Willard Mecklen
burg.
Assistant teachers will be Edna
Johnsen, Vivian Lsirs^n, Diane
Lee, Mrs. Judy Morris, Mrs. Dor
othy Grant, Mrs. Edith Arnold
and others.
High school students are need
ed for helpers. Those who can
help are requested to call Miss
McCoy or Rev. Mecklenburg.
Nursery classes (age 3Vi to kin
dergarten, will be held in Mrs.
McCarthy's home (1st Ave. West);
kindergarten, for those entering
school next September, will be at
the LWY Recreation Hall; pri
mary classes, for grades 1-3 this
school year, at the church social
hall; juniors, grades 4-6, at the
LWY Kozga building; and inter
mediates, grades 7-8, will meet at
the church sanctuary.
Enrolment date is May 20. A
closing program will be held Sun
day, June 2, at 7:30 p.m. in the
church sanctuary.
KNOM-TV PRESENTS
TONIGHT THURSDAY
6:15—Mickey Mouse Cl'b i 6:15—Mickey Mouse Cl'b
7:15—Coke Time j 7:15—Coke Time
7:30—Wyatt Earp _ nn _ ,
8:00—Twenty-One | 7:3°—Ted Mack
8:30—Kraft Theater 8:30-Jane Wyman
9:30—George Gobel 9:00—T. E. Ford
10:00—Boxing | 9:30—Sieve Allen
MERC MEAT
.i.‘. Place.. Buy
REINDEER STEAKS OR CHOPS
85c lb.
REINDEER ROAST
Rump or Shoulder
69c lb.
REINDEER STEW
69c lb.
REINDEER HINDQUARTER
59c lb.
KOBUK WHITEFISH
45c lb.
DRIED TOMCOD
Shipped from Southeastern Alaska
85c lb.
SMOKED BLACK COD
95c lb.
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