6THE NOME NUGGET
Reader Parents
Visiting Nome
. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Reader, who
celebrated their 50th wedding an
niversary last year with a family
reunion at their home in Port
Angeles, Wash., arrived yesterday
to visit with their three sons and
families, and are the house guests
of Pete Reader.
The couple had 16 children and
have had the opportunity to visit
in the States with the rest of the
family. Mr. Reader enjoyed his
first plane trip in order to visit
with his sons, Pete, Charles and
John, who make their homes here.
They* are also enjoying seeing a
new granddaughter, the youhgest
of the Charles Reader family.
Friday, July 8, 1955
I NEW OFFICERS ARE
! INSTALLED AT ROTARY
At Rotary luncheon Thursday,
| new officers for 1955-56 were in
troduced and took over from the
outgoing officers. The new of
ficers are: George Bayer, presi
dent; Dewey Goodrich, vice presi
dent; Dick Benson, secretary; Bill
Tuttle, treasurer; and board of
directors, Bill Barber, Larry Gal
vin and Ben Young.
Jim Crawford, manager of the
U.S. Smelting Co. at Fairbanks,
and new president of Fairbanks
Rotary Club, gave a short talk on
projects his club is sponsoring.
WIEN AIRLINES
To Kotzebue: Levi and Ray
mond Mills, Frank Long, Father
MacIntyre, R. Ribbons, P. Currier,
H. M. Furr, Steve Stephenson, W.
Thomas, Gil Thomas.
To Fairbanks: J. D. Crawford,
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Emmons, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Beck, Leo Murphy,
William Olson, Mr. and Mrs.
Shafland, A. Rogers, Ralph Hoo
ver, Fred Watson, Eric and Don
Horter, Mr. and Mrs. Wheatly,
Robert Oliver, R. Moore.
From Kotzebue: A. B. Ernest,
Harry Anderson, Mrs. S. Shafland.
From Fairbanks: H. Silook, Ed
man Bloom, Mr. and Mrs. P. J.
Reader.
Kotzebue Scouts,
Cubs Organized
Ken Ubbelhode, director of Boy
Scout work in the northern area
of the territory, returned from
Kotzebue yesterday and reports
• that a new troop has organized
there as well as Cub Scouts.
Troop 697 has 37 boys regis
tered, with Ray Hawk as scout
master and Jack Bartlett as assis
| tant scoutmaster. On the Scout
committee are John Cross, Eph
Wheeler, Tom Richards and Rev.
A1 Reiners.
There are four dens in the Cub
Scout pack, which is about three
weeks old and has about 30 boys
enrolled. Wayne Yates, deputy
marshal, is cubmaster, and Mrs.
Ray Hawk, Mrs. Tom Richards,
Mrs. Sally Gallahorn and one
other whose name was not ob
tainable are den mothers.
The Cubs are sponsored by the
PTA and the Scouts by an unor
ganized group of citizens. The
leaders were given a brief train
ing course by Ubbelhode, who also
stated that the Cub investiture
will be on July 18.
King Islanders Arrive
King Island Eskimos who usual
ly are here for the Fourth of July,
arrived late last night and early
this morning in their eight skin
boats to spend the summer at
their village east of Nome.
They state that their arrival
was delayed by rough seas which
caused them to miss the celebra
tion here in which they have al
ways participated.
With them were Mr. and Mrs.
David Trantham, teachers for the
ANS on the island, and Father
Carrol, who spent the winter
there.
U.S. DISTRICT COURT
Raymond Mendenhall Jr. was
sentenced by Judge Walter Hodge
yesterday to three years in a fed
eral institution. It was recommen
ded that he be committed to the
Utah Industrial School for rehab
ilitation.
ESKIMO SPORTS
PRIZE WINNERS
Prize winners in the Eskimo
sports contests here on the 4th of
July are as follows:
Blanket Tossing, Men: Sam
Mogg, $5; Martin Olsen, $2.
Blanket Tossing, Women: Janet
Ashenfelter, Bertha Vlaar.
High Kicking: Moses Milligrock,
$6; Alvin Kayoutuk, $4.
Dancers: $7 awarded to the
group.
IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
U.S. Commissioner Herb Jenks
fined Gilbert Lincoln $50 for pro
curing intoxicating liquor for a
minor.
Mary Diede is the new court
reporter and secreary to Judge
Walter Hodge, having arrived this
week from Anchorage, where she
has lived for the past four years.
By Popular Request
THE FILM
“Venture
Into Faith"
WILL BE SHOWN AGAIN
Tonight and Saturday
At 7:30 p.m.
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Nome Merchants Softball Team
Practice at Satellite Field
7:00 Friday Night
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TEEN AGE CLUB '
BEACH PARTY at HASTINGS
Saturday Night 8:30-12 P.M.
Chaperoned by Mrs. Trigg
Transportation will be furnished
leaving dance hall at 8:45 p.m.
CARD OF THANKS
Michael Straub wishes to thank
friends and visitors for their kind
nesses while he was in the hospi
tal.
WANT ADS
Just Rec'd: new O.D. Mattresses
for Army cots . $12.50 each
Army cots . 3.00 each
THE TRADING POST
WANTED: Dragline operators ex
perienced in underwater placer
mining. 18 months contract.
All replies must be in English.
When applying send names and
addresses of previous employers.
Apply: St. Johns Terminal Co.,
P.O. Box 778, Jacksonville,
Florida. 82
Look for REAL SILK HOSIERY
MILLS about mid June in Nome
and surrounding areas. Nancy
Lee Baker, Box 1992, Fairbanks.
(SHOWING AT THE
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SHOW TIMES EVERY DAY:
7:15 and 9:15 P.M.
Plus Early Show Sunday: 5:15 p.m.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Desert of Lost Men
ROCKY LANE
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PLUS COMEDY
MIDNIGHT SHOW
SATURDAY NIGHT
A REAL SPINE-TINGLER
SUNDAY and MONDAY
M-G-M's
My Man and I
with
Shelley Winters
Ricardo Montalban
Wendell Cory
Claire Trevor
F. H. Molitor & Company
Certified Public Accountants
, of
Seattle, Washington and Anchorage, Alaska
will continue the accounting and tax practice of
L. A. STEVENS, P.A.
in Nome, Alaska, and will maintain offices at
486 Front Street
Telephone Main 82
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