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Nome Mother’s Club
Installs New Officers
The Mother’s Club of Nome
held their installation ceremony
last evening with Agnes Komak
huk being installed as the new
president of the group.
Outgoing president Lily Walk
er thanked the group for their
cooperation and expressed special
appreciation to Jean Burand foi
her counseling and help through
out the year and specially in pre
paring her for the short course in
homemaking which she attended
at the University of Alaska and
from which the group has bene
fited as a whole.
Other new officers were Ethel
Karmun, vice president; record
ing secretary, Lorraine Kost; cor
responding secretary, Ellen
Greene; treasurer, Lena Hoogen
dom.
Other outgoing officers were
Marilyn Dexter, vice president;
recording secretary, Katherine
(Dickson; corresponding secretary,
Myrtle Johnson and treasurer,
Mina Bachelder.
WINTER RECREATION
SCHEDULE FOR LWY
CENTER STARTS MONDAY
The winter recreation schedule
of the Lavinia Wallace Young
Community Center will start next
Monday. Starting with nursery for
youngsters, who will enter public
school in 1963, it includes recrea
tional programs for both boys
and girls as well as adult pro
grams.
Volunteer teachers are needed I
to take care of the enrollment ex
pected. This includes, stated
Esther McCoy, adult and assistant
teachers and junior teachers who
are in the 7th grade or over.
Mrs. Lester Bronson left yes
terday for Pueblo, Colo., to be
with her daughter Mrs. Tess
Sparks, who is expecting her
second pair of twins in the near
future.
NOTICE
There will be a meeting of the
Aurora Women's Bowling Assn.
Tuesday, Sapt. 19, at 7:30 pan.
at the Bering Sea Club. All
women bowlers are asked to
attend.
Dial 2631 for
! Arctic Sanitary
Service
School Administrators
Attend WAHSA Assn.
Meeting in Anchorage
Two of the local school admin
istrators departed last night to
attend the annual meeting of the
Western Alaska High School Ac
tivities Assn., which is being held
this weekend in Anchorage.
Conrad H. Potter, Superintend
ent of Schools, will be in attend
ance in his capacity as vice pres
ident of the association, and also
as a member of the Board of Gov
ernors.
Richard R. McCormick, prin
cipal of Nome High School, is
Nome’s official representative at
the meeting. The WAHSA Assn,
is the governing body for all high
school activities within the state,
and sets the policy for all inter
school relationships.
Mr. Potter and Mr. McCormick
plan to return to Nome on Mon
day.
WIEN AIRLINES SCHEDULE
TO CHANGE SEPTEMBER 21
According to information re
ceived today from Pete Walsh,
station manager of Wien Airlines
the new winter schedule will be
effective as of Sept. 21 and will
operate six days a week with the
Sunday flight being eliminated
for the winter months.
On Monday, Wednesday and
Friday the plane will leave Name
at 2:40 p. m. going direct to
Fairbanks.
On Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday the flight will leave at
10:00 a. m. going via Kitzebue.
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LEAVE FOR THE OUTSIDE
Miriam Schaufb, nurse for the
MMM Hospital for the past two
years leaves today for her home
in Pennsylvania. She was honored
with a farewell dinner last eve
ning by friends.
Also leaving from the hospital
staff are Sandy Juhlin, who left
last Sunday and the administra
tor Robert Reed, who is sched
uled to leave today.
FOR SALE
Bids will be received in the
Office of the City Clerk until 5
p.m. Monday. Sept. 25, 1961 for
sale of the following:
1—1958 Ford R/wgn., less
red light and siren.
The City reserves the righi to
reject any and all bids.
Nome Common Council
' By Robert F. Scott,
City Clerk
Pub: Sept. 16, IS, 20, 25;
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LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
ARRIVED ON TONSINA: More Doors, Windows, Inside and Outside Wall
Paneling, etc. Some Special Priced, U-Haul — Cash — Right Off the Dock.
We wish to move as much as possible immediately in order to make op our
last-boat requirements. 10,000 sq. ft. of Fiberglass Insulation (Rolls).
16" & 23" width—9c sq. ft—Over 1,000 sq. ft.—7c. 2-Tons of Zonolite Pouring
Insulation. 1 to 9 sacks—$4.60—10 to 39 sacks—$4.00—40 $ over sacks $3.82.
Plywood — Interior/Exterior — Masonite — Wallboard
Over 1,500 Sheets in Stock — $3.75 and Up
Sales Office: Dial 2234 Write Box 700
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Klineberger Seeks
Buyer for Nome's
Jonas Bros. Store
Chris Klineberger, one of the
owners of Jonas Bros., who are
closing out their business here,
stated yesterday before leaving
that it is with regret the com
pany closes the store at this
time as they had planned to de
velop Eskimo arts and crafts in
a way which would have been
to the material benefit of the
local carvers and skin workers,
improving the economic condition
which exists and creating a wider
market for the handicraft for
which the Eskimos of this area
are well known.
Due to the expense involved in
administrating such a program
from Seattle has been found too
expensive and Jonas Bros, have
decided not to expand any fur
ther at this time.
The local store will not close,
however, until every chance has
been given the people of this
area to take over the business.
The closing out of present inven
tory will continue for an indefi
nite period, Klineberger stated.
Anyone interested in the prop
erty or the business may contact
him through the local manager
Don Foster.
NICK LEAN TRANSFERRED
TO FAIRBANKS OFFICE
Nick Lean, who has been Dis
trict Engineer here for the State
Highway Department has been
transferred to the Fairbanks Of
fice and his family will be mov
ing next week. Lean has been
here for several years and will
be replaced by Roy Jenkins, who
has 'been acting district engineer
for the State Highway Dept, in
Valdez.
A farewell party is being plan
ned for Mrs. Lean at the home
of Esther McCoy on Sunday. Mrs.
Lean has been an active com
munity worker and the couple
have made many friends in the
community.
SURPRISE VISIT
Nels Swanberg and his sister
Mrs. Axel Edman were surprised
last evening with, the arrival of
their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Anderson of Los Angeles, who are
on a tour through the state. They
are very enthusiastic over their
boat trip to southeastern Alaska.
They plan to visit here a few
days.
Howard Crinklaw, manager for
the Nome Power and Light Utility
leaves today for a vacation and
a business trip to the Pacific
Northwest. He plans to be gone
for two weeks.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Norman Kokoluk,
Idel Aningayou, Joe Penatac,
Blanche Walters, Everett Dick,
and Lillian Howard.
Discharged: Martha Keller and
infant, and Johnson Seegoonick.
NOT ICE
Democratic District Committee
meets at the City Hall at 8 p.m.
on Friday, Sept. 22.
Lester Bronson
Vice Chairman
WANT ADS
FOR SALE:' 1856 Ford 2-door
Dial 2258.
FOUND: Pair of gold-rimmed j
glasses. Call at Nugget and pay
for ad.
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FOR SALE: D-4 tractor with Hyd
Blade. Will consider flatbed
truck in trade. Write Box 456,
Nome. 110
FOR SALE—2 living room chairs,
1 with foot stool; 2 end tables,
1 round occasional table. $76 or
best offer. Phone 2426. 110c
FOR RUNT: 2-room cabin, warm
and clean. Dial 2386 or see
A1 Ingman. 111c
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Boy’s
Parkas & Jackets
All Nylon Sportscaster
Nylon & Fleeced
Lining Jackets
PARKAS j
from sizes 2 to 50
at
12 Cavota’s
THE FAMILY STORE
Your favorite BRAND
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our new cooler . . . the
beverage of moderation
at the ideal tempera
ture for the most en
joyment.
NOME LIQUOR STORE j
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Be assured of a
Trouble-Free
Water System
this winter
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