Carolyn Glavinovich
Enters WSC As Student
From Farthest North
Carolyn Glavinovich, Nome
high school graduate of ’55 left
yesterday for Washington State
College at Pulman, where she will
be registered as the freshman
arriving from the point farthest
north on the continent.
According to the registrar at
WSC, Carolyn’s mother, Mrs.
•Marguerite Glavinovich, is a 1928
graduate, as well as two uncles
and she also has a cousin now a
student there. It has become a
family tradition to enroll at
Washington State.
Beiiy Carney, ticket agent for
Alaska Airlines at Anchorage, and
Jams Hanf, secretary for Ed Hig
gins, district manager at Anchor
age, are overnight visitors and
enjoying Nome and trying to take
in all the things to do before noon
tomorrow.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving Tuesday were: Mrs.
Dallen, Mrs. Frank Desimone and
son, Larry Galvin, Margaret Wil
son.
Departing were: Mr. and Mrs.
Rowray of Wales and family,
Arlene Ahwinona, Helen Castell,
Evelyn Charles, Rita Harper, Ann
Walsh, Mrs. Clarence Wells and
son, Carolyn Glavinovich, Jack
Strege, Mamie Nelson, and Guy
Houghton.
Round trip passengers from
Fairbanks were Mrs. Don Sauers
and two children.
MRS. DON SAUER HELPING
AT NOME GOSPEL HOME
Mrs. Don Sauer and children
are visiting at the Nome Gospel
Home and helping with the Vaca
tion Bible School. In Fairbanks,
she is known as “Aunt Ruth” over
Station KFRB, where she and Mr.
Sauer direct a broadcast known
as the Children’s Bible Hour .
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GIRLS’ Dresses, Sweaters, Slips, Anklets,
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Notebooks Erasers
Binders
Pens
Theme Paper Tablets
Pencils Etc.
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"60 YEARS SERVING ALASKA
LAST FREIGHTER
SAILS FROM SEATTLE
SEPTEMBER 21
For St. Michael, Nome,
Lost River and Teller
Sept. 16 is deadline for
receiving freight at Pier 42
* * *
Freighter Sailings From Seattle
Every Tuesday
For Valdez and Seward
AND FRIDAYS FOR SEWARD
Sept. 12 Set As Day For
Drive For Funds To Aid
Flood Disaster Victims
A Red Cross meeting was held
Monday evening and Sept. 12th
was set as the day for a special
disaster fund drive as requested
by President Eisenhower.
Each chapter of the Red Cross
has been set a quota and Nome
has been asked for $57 but it is
hoped that more than this can be
raised.
It is planned to have a table in
the foyer of the Post Office with
representatives of civic organiza
tions taking turns at the desk.
Business houses having dona
tions may mail or give them to
either Rev. Mecklenburg or Mrs.
Pete Olsen.
Organizations being contacted
include the Order of Eastern Star,
Pioneer Women, the Ministerial
Assn., the PTA, Home Arts Club,
WSCS, Women’s group of the
Catholic Church, and the Beta
Sigma Phi.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Kotzebue: Michael Ok
pealuk, Brad Smith, Sam Hilton,
Irma Kinneavuk, Axel Towksjhea.
From Rainbow: Frank Whaley.
To Kotzebue: Richard Holm
gren, Karl Schwartzkopf.
To Deering: Edward Karmun.
To Fairbanks: Dale Hansen,
James Burke, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Clasby, Robert and Carolyn Clas
by, Frank Whaley, Irma Kinnea
vuk, Axel Towksjhea, Brad
Smith, Sam Hilton.
WA NT ADS
FOR SALE—Baby buggy, almost
new. Call Black 87. 105
FOR SALE—20x120 ft. building
located at Nome Base. See Rose
Silverman.
FOR SALE — Modern, furnished
house. Small, well insulated.
Large oil and water tanks,
shower. Easy Spindrier, refrig
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Can sell or finance good mining
properties, placer or lode, in Al
aska or Yukon Territory. Write
Post Office Box 205, Anchorage,
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"THE PHANTOM RIDER"
WRITER TAKEN ON TOUR
BY LUTHERAN PASTOR
Karl Aage Schwartzkopf, Swed
ish writer who is touring north
ern Alaska, was taken on an
Arctic trip by Rev. Norval Heg
lund of the Lutheran Church who
has his headquarters in Teller.
The writer enjoyed seeing the
Diomedes, Shishmaref, and other
coastal towns. He left today for
Kotzebue and plans to return to
Nome on Friday.
Juanita (Bunny) Fagerstrom,
who is in nurses training in Tac
oma, arrived home yesterday for
a visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Fagerstrom, and
family.
Ann Walsh, who has spent her
vacation here with parents, Mr.
and Mrs. M. J. Walsh, left for
Fairbanks yesterday, where she
is home economic teacher in the
high school there.
Daughter Born To Kiyeielluks
Mr. and Mrs. Davis Kiyetelluk
are the parents of a daughter,
Arlene Mae, born yesterday and
weighing seven pounds and one
ounce.
— FOR RENT —
Houses and Apartments
Furnished and Unfurnished
George Hite—Main 123
ROBERT SUMMERS HERE
ON WEEK'S VACATION
Arriving home yesterday for a
weeks vacation, was Robert Sum
mers, who has been with the
Alaska Road Commission all sum
mer in the Anchorage "area. Rob
ert will enter the University of
Alaska as a freshman this fall.
Mamie Nelson, sister of Herb
Engstrom, who has been visiting
at the Engstrom camp at Basin
Creek, left yesterday for her
home in Seattle.
Riia Harper left for Fairbanks
yesterday after a week’s visit
here. She plans to make a trip to
Circle Hot Springs with her
brother, Cliff Allyn, and his wife.
Son Bom To Mr. and Mrs. Gault
Charles and Daisy Gault are
the parents of a son born yester
day at the hospital, and weigh
ing seven pounds, eight ounces.
Gault is a sei'viceman stationed
here.
Fine Job Printing at The Nugget
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE
Beginning 26 Aug. at Nome
AFB, Nome, Alaska, for miscel
laneous properties including POL
products, plumbing materials, etc.
Inspection tours at 10 a.m. and
2 p.m. daily through 2 Sept., 1955.
Additional information may be
obtained from the Supply Office,
Bldg. T-114. 104
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