Visitors From Big Delta
Enjoy Eskimo Sports
Here Sunday Afternoon
The Sunday Eskimo Sports
were held yesterday in front of
Nomerama Theater with the
•usual large 'crowd enjoying the
fun
Winners of the Blanket Toss
were Sammy Ahwinona, Valerie
Adams and Bertha MacNamany.
Participating in the blanket
tossing were two visitors from
Big Delta — Peter Tase a i^d
Dorothy Weinberg.
Winners of the High Kick, who
are becoming more proficient
every week with some new talent
•which is encouraged, were James
Omiak, Andrew Kunayak and
Sig Larson. There were twenty
jumpers yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Best,
formerly of Nome have now
moved to Santa Cruz. They en
joyed a visit recently with Clar
ence Littlefield who lives in
Pacific Grove, California.
WEATHER FORECAST
Clear tonight and tomorrow.
Low tonight 20, high tomorrow
30-35.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7:00 a.m. today: Precip. 0 inches.
Month total .06 inches. Tem
peratures: highest 31, lowest 17.
Maximum wind 14 miles an
hour from northeast. Sunrise at
2:53 a.m., sunset at 9:06 p.m.
“Queen For A Day”
Takes Alaska Tour
Frank Whaley of Wien’s out
lined the wonderful trip planned
for Mrs. Lu Middleton, mother of
two of Walteria, Calif, who won
the “Queen for a day” contest on
TV recently.
She will leave Los Angeles on
June 6th accompanied by her
mother for Fairbanks and will
go to Barrow for a day where she
will be initiated into the fun of
riding an omiak, dog sled and
other wonders of the top of the
world.
On June 10th she will head
south over the Alaska Highway
on the Alaska Highway Bus Tour
to Whitehorse where she will be
taken on the narrow gauge
railroad to Skagway. From Skag
way she will take a boat trip to
Vancouver, where she will fly
home to California.
FIRE ALARM THIS MORNING
The fire department was called
out this morning about seven to
the residence of Mrs. Susan
Paneok on Division Way.
There was no damage it is re
ported and the alarm was sent in
because of sparks on the roof.
GIRL BORN TO NESTVOLDS
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Nestvold
are the parents of a daughter
born Friday, May 9th at Col
ville, Washington.
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Mrs. Brink of Flat
Visits Old Home Here
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brink of
Flat, Alaska are enjoying a visit
in Nome where Mrs. Brink was
born about 48 years ago as Min
nie Madsen.
Mrs. Brink was taken to the
Sand Spit which was a suburb
of Nome in the Gold Rush days
and quite a residential district
connected to the main part of
town by a bridge that went out
in 1913 and was not rebuilt.
With the aid of Frank Martin,
who lived there at that time the
old store which served the area
was located as well as the loca
tion of her former home. Mrs.
Brink also enjoyed meeting with
Bessie Moses with whom she had
corresponded and Fannie Walluk
came down from Kotzebue to
visit with her.
Girl Scouts Hold Tea
Saturday At End Of
This Scouting Year
A large group was present at
the Girl Scout tea last Saturday.
More than fifty mothers and
other interested women were
present at the last actiyity of
Scouting for this schocA year.
Each woman was presented with
an orchid by a Scout or Brownie.
The flowers were sent from Ha
waii by Pan American Airways.
The tea was so well attended
it is hoped that this will become
an annual event of Girl Scouting
in Nome. .
Plans are already underway
for more and better Girl Scouting
in Nome next year. Any woman
interested in becoming a leader or
assisting in any way is asked to
contact Mrs. Carl Liebig. A
training course will be given
later in the summer for new
leaders as well as those already
connected with Girl Scouting.
Mother^ Honored Sunday
At Phoebe Hall Party
The mothers who attended the
Covenant Church Sunday morn
ing were honored both by the
presentation of a flower by the
Pilgrim Girls of the younger divi
sion of the Pioneer Girl program,
as well as by the message at the
service.
The mothers, together with
their daughters, were further
honored at a lovely tea* in Phoebe
Hall from 3:00 to 4:00 o’clock in
the afternoon. The traditional
carnation flower and red and
white colors were used in the
decoration motif. The guests
were served refreshments by the
Colonist Girls representing the
older group of the Pioneer Gorls.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted—Einer Henry Jr.,
Esther Alexine, Sarah Okleosak,
Loretta Wall, Tim and Dominick
Kunnuk, Phoebe Omelak, Ann
Chambers.
Discharged—Bertha Coons, Al
len Doyle, Glenn Snyder, Frank
Johnson, Helena Tocktoo, Peter
Kunnuk, Hannah and Sammy
Teayoumeak.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
TONIGHT
CITY HALL, 8:00 P.M.
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MAID WANTED—Alaska Air
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