Nome Homemaker
Delegate Finds
City Life Thrilling
Marilyn Dexter, offical delegate
to the Homemakers Convention at
the University, from the Nome
Mothers Club, reports that she
chalked up a lot of “firsts” on
her first visit away from home.
She saw her first live cow,
live pigs, used the lawn mower
for the first time, had her first
elevator ride, to the top of the
Northward Building; had her first
train ride, first river boat ride,
had her first glimpse of a fish
wheel in operation, experienced
the using of a dial telephone, vis
ited a museum, and watched hun
dreds of speedboats and water
skiers.
Mrs. Dexter was very much im
pressed with the workshops of
fered the homemakers attending,
and the material gathered will be
used during the winter months
for the Mothers Club.
She expressed particular in
terest in the workshop with Dr.
Ed Pope, who talked about family
life and the need for families to
talk hings over before problems
become too involved.
She also enjoyed the sewing
and design classes by Doris John
son, from Coats and Clark Thread
Co. Another program centered on j
Home Management, and she says
of particular interest was the
instruction in Storing and Prep
aration of Alaskan Foods, under
the leadership of Mrs. Jean Bur
and, who gave a demonstration on
reindeer.
After the convention, she vis
ited with a former resident of
this area, Clara Johnson Odegard,
who has many friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Barrow Morgan
are the parents of a daughter, and
she will be welcomed home by a
little brother and two sets of
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Stan
ley Morgan and Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Lyle, and a great-grand
mother, Emma Lyle
WALES OOMIAK ARRIVES
The first oomiak from Wales
arrived yesterday, belonging to
Fred Oxereok, who has come to
take his mother, Mrs. Agnes Ox
ereok, and her three grandchil
dren back to Wales to live. Also
planning to return to Wales are
Isaac, Fred and Daniel Oxereok.
DEMOCRATS WILL MEET
KENNEDY AT AIRPORT
A delegation of Nome Demo
crats and others will meet the
Kennedy party at the Nome air
port Friday morning, and accom
pany them to town. A no-host
noon luncheon is planned at the
Seaview Room, before the party
departs for Fairbanks.
Delegates from the Second Dis
trict to the Democratic Conven
tion in Los Angeles are M. Walsh,
John McNees, Bill Beltz and Sen
ator Gruening. It is understood
that Robert Scott will replace
Beltz, who is ill.
SHRINE CIRCUS SPECIAL
OFFERED BY WIEN
Nome residents will have an
opportunity to attend the famous
Shrine Circus in Fairbanks next
week, going by special reduced
rates offered by Wien Airlines.
The Shrine Circus has many out
standing animal acts, with ele
phants, giraffes, monkeys, as well
as famous acrobat teams.
IN MAGISTRATE'S COURT
Jerry Sokienna has been
charged for rape. He waived pre
liminary hearing in the court of
the State Magistrate, and the file
is being sent to the Superior
Court, where he will be bound
over to the Grand Jury.
Albert Aukon pleaded guilty on
two counts of giving liquor to
minors, and Edith McCafferty
pleaded guilty to one count on the
same charge. Both will be sen
tenced on Friday.
ANVIL BOWLERS ANNUAI
BANQUET ON FRIDAY
Anvil Bowlers Assn, are having
their annual banquet on Friday
evening, June 24, at the Seaview
Room, 8 p.m. There is "no charge
to members, but those bringing
guests will be charged $3.50 per
guest.
JIM CARTER APPOINTED
ACTING FIRE, POLICE CHIEF
The City Council acted to ap
point Patrolman Jim Carter as
acting Fire and Police Chief un
til applications for the job could
be investigated and a permanent
man chosen for the job.
Two applications from local
men were received, from Carter
and from Bill Workman, a for
mer patrolman. The Council voted
to empower the chairmen of the
Fire and Police committees to
appoint an acting chief and Car
ter was selected.
I-OMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
Lighterage & Coastwise Water Transportation
Distributor — Standard Oil Company of California
DEALERS — MINING EQUIPMENT. LUMBER, COAL,
BUILDING MATERIALS, INDUSTRIAL HARDWARE
MAIN 147 BOX 700
MS TANANA Voyage 71. scheduled to sail
for Nome (with perishables only). Teller
and Kotzebue July 9.
MS COASTAL NOMAD, Voyage 15, sched
uled to sail for Nome & St. Michael July 12.
Utility Board Hires
New Manager-Lineman
At a meeting last evening of
the local Utility Board, Howard
Crinklow of Quinnault, Wash.,
was hired to assume the position
of manager-lineman of the Power
ar.d Light Utilities.
Cririklow's salary was set at
SI;200 per month, with utilities
and house furnished.
The new manager is returning
to his home to wind up his affairs,
and will be back in Nome late !
in July to take his new position.
Luther Dunbar, who has been
manager of the utility for 16
years, has ben retained until the
new manager returns.
WIEN INSTALLS TWICE
DAILY FAIRBANKS FIGHTS
Wien Airlines are now on a
twice-daily schedule from Fair
banks, arriving in the morning
about 9 a.m. with tourists, and
again at 5 p.m.
Northbound passengers arriving
in Fairbanks on the Pan Amer
ican jet will connect with the :
late flight.
Mrs. Bessie Fowler of Portland,
arrived Monday for a visit here i
with her mother, Mrs. Emma
Lyle. Mrs. Fowler visited here 1
about four years ago, when the
Lyle sisters had a reunion in j
Nome after an absence of many
years.
Last Parka Classes
Jean Burand of the University i
of Alaska Extension Service j
states that there will be only 1
three more classes in the parka- !
making project. These will be I
held on June 23, 27 and 30, at the |
LWY Community Center.
ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL
Esther Elam, Helen Schaffer,
Edith Thompson, Lawrence Anga
suc, Nancy Cabinboy, Donna
Morgan, Mrs. McKay. Discharged
— Wm. Elam. Lawrence Sbwenna,
Salvador Campbell and David
Amaktoolik were transferred to
the hospital at Kotzebue.
NOTE OF APPRECIATION
We wish to thank everyone for
their sympathy and kindness in
the recent death of our beloved
husband and father. Billie Atla
layuk.
Mrs. Katherine Atlalayuk
Mrs. Fred Kingik and family
WANT ADS
WILL BUY good wooden boxes.
Contact N. C. Cat Shop.
FOR RENT—2-Room Completely
Modern Furnished House. Call
Red 9. 76c
WANTED TO BUY — Graded
beach gravel. Contact Nugget.
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TEMPORARY Help needed to
pack and ship parts. Contact
Steve Andersen, N. C. Cat Shop.
FOR RENT — Modern efficiency
apartment; everything furn
ished. $125 per month. Call
Main 247 78c
HELP WANTED — Young man
over 18 with Driver’s License,
for Clerical & Supply duty at
Lomen Sales Office and Stan
dard Oil Plant. Call Bob Red
daway at Lomen’s. 76c
TELLER Dry Red Salmon, 40c per
lb. plus freight. Write R. R.
“Bob” Blodgett, Teller Commer
cial Co., Teller, Alaska.
FOR SALE — 26 foot Trailer
House. Arctic insulated. Bath
tub, shower, et cetera. Like new.
Can be seen in Nome. Contact
Munz Airways or write to R. R.
“Bob” Blodgett, Teller Com
mercial Co., Teller, Alaska.
PFAFF MACHINES — Rent by
the week, $4; or month, $1C.
See Dorothy’s. tf
SHOWING AT NOMKKAMA
TONIGHT and THURSDAY
First Show Starts at 7:15 — Second Show, 9:.‘50
Rory Calhoun ★ Colleen Miller ★ George Nader
Walter Brennan ★ Nina Foch
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