Last Rites Monday
For Johnny Elook, 8
The funeral of Johnny Elook,
8-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Elook, who was killed in
the Alaska Airlines plane crash
on Tuesday will be held from the
Covenant Church on Monday at
two o’clock.
Johnny was enroute from the
Children’s Home at White Moun
tain to his parents here.
He is survived by a sister, May,
of Anchorage; a brother, Jimmy,
employed here with No/he Cab;
a brother, Jack, also of Nome;
and a sister, Mrs. Susie Carter,
in the ANS hospital in Anchorage.
Don Stewart’s Funeral
To Be Held Saturday
The funeral of Don Stewart,
age 49, will be a graveside service
at 4 p.m. Saturday and will be
conducted by Rev. W. Mecklen
burg of the Community Methodist
Church.
Stewart, a well-known mining
engineer, was a graduate of the
University of Washington and
managed the Casa de Paga Min
ing Co. for several years. He also
was manager of Sunset Mines pri
or to that time. He is survived by
a wife and sister in Seattle.
He was returning from Council
where he had completed a mining
season.
NOW IS THE TIME
TO BUY YOUR GROCERIES
AT PREBOAT PRICES
Check your Stovepipes and be safe
Stovepipe -- Heaters and Stoves
KEEP YOUR FEET WARM
In the morning--and all the time
Buy Your Rugs NOW!
IN YOUR FAVORITE COLOR AND SIZE
Get Set For Cold Weather NOW!
Are YOU Ready?
• Parkas For The Family
• White Stag Reversible Kul-E-Tuk
• Coats for the Ladies
• Wool Shirts In All Colors and Sizes
• Woolen Pants
• Overshoes For The Whole Family
• Shoepacs
Last - But Not Least --
Remember the Long Johns
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October 8
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October 10
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. EVERY TUESDAY
Calling at
And every
Graveside Service for
Buddy Owens Tomorrow
The funeral of Buddy Owens,
age 32, will be a graveside service
at 2 p.m. tomorrow afternoon. It
will be conducted by Rev. Roald
Amundsen.
He is survived by a wife and
two sons, Michael, 13, and Phillip,
15, who moved recently to Homer.
Owens, who had been with the
CAA at tGolovin for the past four
years, was enroute to Homer to
join his family at his new station.
MORRIS KAKIVK FUNERAL
POSTPONED PENpiNG
WORD FROM SURVIVORS
Morris Kakak, who was return
ing from Shaktoolik where he
lived prior to rhoving to Nome
about two years ago, is survived
by his wife, Molly, and three
small children.
No date has been set for the
funeral pending news from rela
tives at Shaktoolik.
Services for Pilot John Hutch
inson have not been announced.
It is believed he is survived by
a mother and sister in the States.
NOTE OF APPRECIATION
We wish to express our appre
ciation to the CAA, M-K and the
ACS for their cooperation during
the work following the crash of
the Alaska Airlines plane last
Tuesday.
Carl Webb, Police Chief
Bob Oliver, U.S. Marshal
The Saturday flight of Pan
American has been discontin
ued as of Oct. 1st. PAA's sched
ule calls for one flight a week
between Nome and Fairbanks,
on Tuesday.
ANNIE OMEDELINA'S BABY
DIES AFTER MEASLES
The 2-year-old daughter of
Annie Omedelina passed away on
Wednesday after having measles
and was scheduled to be buried
from the Lutheran Church today.
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FOR SALE — Portable electric
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Fire This Morning
Caused $1,500 Damage
To Paul Amarok House
A fire this morning at the Paul
Amarok residence caused damage
estimated at $1,500.
No one was living in the house
at the time but a heater had been
left burning low last night.
The house is owned by Chuck
Frazier and it was in process of
being remodeled. It was not in
sured.
The fire alarm Wednesday eve
ning was at the Polaris Hotel.
A grease fire in the kitchen was
extinguished without damage be
fore the firemen arrived on the
scene.
I Phillip Oksoktaruk
Funeral This Afternoon
Phillip Oksoktaruk; son of
Annie Oksoktaruk, who was
found dead last Tuesday after
noon, was scheduled to be buried
this afternoon from the Covenant
Church.
The verdict of the coroner’s
jury on the death of this 19-year
old high school senior was that
the wound was self-inflicled.
Three Nome Students
Registered at Alaska U.
For Fall Semester
COLLEGE, Alaska, — Three
students from the Nome area
have registered for the fall sem
ester at the University of Alaska,
Mrs. Laura E. Jones, registrar,
announced today.
They are: Robert Summers and
Ronald Engstrom, both of Nome
and both engineer students, and
James Gregg of Candle, also an
engineering student. Summers
and Gregg are in their sophomore
year and Engstrom is a freshman.
7Vi-POUND SON BORN TO
MR. AND. MRS. BILL HALEY
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Haley are the
parents of a son born yesterday
at Wenatchee, Wash., and weigh
ing 7Vi pounds.
Bill Haley is employed at the
Polaris Bar and expects his fam
ily to join him here soon.
Maj. Robert Kolb
Admitted to Rotary
Maj. Robert Kolb, Army ad
visor to the Alaska National
Guard, was admitted to Rotary
membership at the Thursday
noon luneheon.
A film, courtesy of the A.N.S.,
about Greek children was shown.
Guests were: Rev. Thos. Knud
sen of Nome and Robert Hart of
the Alaska Native Service.
An interesting program for next
week was promised with the an
nouncement of a quiz on the gen
eral subject of Rotary and the
Rotarian magazine in particular.
If You Want To Rent
A House or Apartment
The Man to See Is . . .
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P.O. Box 123. Nome, Alaska
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TENTATIVE TV SCHEDULE
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8:30—Zoo Parade
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