Jack Young, Ex-Nomeite,
Dies at Ketchikan
Jack Young, former Nomeite
and Golovin resident, passed
away January 25th at Ketchikan,
where he has made his home since
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He is survived by his widow
‘da'iighters, also of
* "kfefcliikah^MrsV Ed" (Irene) Stef
fen and Mrs. T. A?’ (Greteheh)
Givan and 'One granddaughter,
j Jack Young will be remem
.*<bered fofV'fUjfe, herring packing
^company he, had at Golovin.
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Ray Hawk writes from Okla
homdl /tftrla., where he is
attending^/o^A school:' He stateis
ti^^jack; Rebels, Dan Fritz, and
PhilHp^mlcox • are all instructors
at? 'school and the’ former
Alaskaas. Ve enjoyed, seeing
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We’ fiamily lives-at’Che-’'
ney, which is near Geiegeii
*•&&.. Hawk is located'.
, 1 daughter -Arlene, who at>
tended schpOl ‘here, • will., graduate
from^^^bf ^^hool in Cheney this
spritrg'xit
WEATHER REPORT
United States Department of
Commerce, Weather Bureau,
Nome, Alaska.
For February 4, 1957: Decreas
ing cloudy tonight becoming part
cloudy Tuesday. Little cooler to
night end tomorrow. Low tonight
20; high .tomorrow 25.
■ , Nome data last 24 hours as f
7 a. m. tday: .Precipitatin .01 inch.
Mnth . ttal .36 inches. Tempera
tures: highest 33, lowest 28. Max
imum wind 10 miles an hour from
the West. Sunrise at 8:35 a. m.,
sunset at 2:57 p. m.
- .Comparative ..Data: Tempera
tures a year ago today: high 25:,
low 15. Extremes this date since
1907: Highest 40 iii 1912, lowest
’-41. in 1927. ' ^ t ;
Data for other stations as of
,7 a. m. today: -i .
Slation Temp. ' Weather
Barrow' 19 Snow
Kotzebue 23 Drizzly fog
Gambell 34 ;; 'Cloudy
. fipme 29 Fog
.Uiialakleet 32 Drizzle fog
Bethel 16 "Cloudy
McGrath 20 Cloudy
Anchorage 12 Ground fog
Fairbanks 0 Cloudy
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Rotary Exchange Student
To Be Honored Here
At Dinner Tomorrow
Anne Hutchison, Rotary ex
change studern of Vancouver,
B.C., will arrive tomorrow as a
special guest of the Nome Rotary
Club.
The Rotary Foundation each
year pays the expenses of a group
of American students who are
sent to foreign universities as ex
change students as.well as bring
ing students from foreign coun
tries to the U.$*. for a yea/ in
American colleges- ;
Miss Hutchison* will visit eight
of the Alaskan. cluk>s hi this dis
trict, telling, ot her experiences as
an exchange student.
A dipner. is planh^d lor-heiE by
the Rotary Club ..with. .. Rotary
Anns and invited guests tomor
row ei^tiirig at 7:00 p.rti.
MAR,(fid OF DIMES
NETS $483 IN NOME
Mary Andersen, chairman . for
th.e, March of Dimes,, report? . that
Girl Scout Troop 69 has donated
$2,p0, .Nome School. $137.7.1^ en
velopes turned in by people. who
received them. from, .-the. Explorer
Scouts' $7.46, hringmg. the. March
of Dimes fund tp a . total of
$433.15.
Mrs. Andersen requests busi
ness houses who kindly ’’placed
placards in their windows daring
•the driv.e to, remove and destroy
them. ; ; • . —
NOTICE TO CAR OWNERS
All mar owners, are notified
that .the City Vehicle Tax is now
due and payable at the off tee of
the : City Clerk.
’ $10 for cars and $15 for trucks
and pick-ups.
The sticker mhst km on Wind
shield at all times.
—Carl Webb, Chief of Police.
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•NOTICE
The Home Axis Club has post
poned its regular monthly meet
ing until February 12ih due to the
fact that many of its members
are attending the Rolary dinner.
The meeting next week will be
at the home of Martha Craft.
NEER MEETING
WEDNESDAY. FEB. (>
8 p.m. PIONEER HALL
Refreshments
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at 6:45 p.m. 1
MONDAY
and
A Y
IN DISTRICT COURT
A divorce was granted to Rob
ert Raker, bush pilot, from Hel
en Baker, in U. S. District Court
by udge Walter Hodge.
John Coffin, who was to have
been tried by jury for grand lar
ceny in connection with killing
what was called reindeer but
whose attorney, Fred Crane
stated was caribou, changed his
plea to petty larceny and plead
guilty, and was given a 60 day
sentence with 59 days suspended.
Clarence Rucker, who had a
jury trial Friday and was found
guilty of assault with a deadly
weapon1, whs sentenced to 30
months in a Federal . jail this
morning by Judge Walter Hodge.
. In the case of the U. .S,-vs> the
U. S. Tin Corp. for $2,760,000,
with . a.. counter suit, by, the. Tin
C.orporation for $17,000,000.
Judge Hodge dismissed .all. cross
complaints and limited, the three
counts of the cross complaint , to
$10,000 each if filed again. ..,..
Jury Drawn for
Assault
In the case of U. S. vs- Floyd
Cobb for assault with a deadly
i,weapon, the following jury was
drawn this morning: 1
Mrs.-John Reader, L. E: Nichol
son, t. 1 Ev Fagan, Edna Nelson,
Mrs. John Muller, Mabel' Doud,
I Paul Tulana, Isaac Eben; William
Jones, Andy Miller, Jacob Ah
winona, Thomas Pushruk.
| Pioneers’ First
Whist Party Set
| For Saturday
The first whist party of the an
nual Pioneer winter series is
scheduled to be held next Satur
day evening at the Pioneer Igloo
at 8:00 p.m.
This annual event is looked for
ward to as one of the traditional
winter scoial activities and cre
ates considerable interest for (both
old residents as well as chee
chakos in the community.
A capacity crowd usually at
tends the parties at which prizes
and refreshments are served with
grand: prizes being given at the
end;*, of • the • series. .
Season'tickets are > available for
those who wish to attend all the
parties. ;' *■■■
' Given jointly by the Pioneer
men and women, th'e: series has
for its chairmen Henry Ullrich
and Mary Honsberger.
John Norbert and Flora Luke
were married Friday evening by
ITS. Commissioner Herb Jehks.
tn Commissioner’s Court
James G. Hubberstey was sen
tenced to 30 days in the Federal
Jail fer being drunk in a public
place. "■ '' '
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