Saario’s Leave To Search
For Place That Has
No Ice and Snow
, Aarvo Saario and family leave
today to make their home in the
States, having sold their business,
the Board of Trade Bar, to Tom
Martin.
Saario said today they plan to
travel until they find a spot with
out ice and snow and there es
tablish a new home. Saario has
been in poor health for some
time.
Graveside burial services for
Herman Johnson will be held at
Belmont Point Cemetery at 5:30
p.m. Tuesday evening, May 22.
♦WEATHER FORECAST
Increasing cloudiness tonight.
. Cloudy Tuesday. Temperatures
will drop to near freezing tonighl
and rise to the upper 40’s to
morrow.
Nome data last 24 hours as o!
7 a.m. today: High temperature
43, low 32. Max. wind 26 mph
from the north. Sunrise at 2:21
a.m., sunset at 9:36 p.m.
Temperatures a year ago today
highm 44, low 29. Extremes thi:
date since 1907: high 59 in 19’2
low 15 in 1926.
Q Cab To Move Into
Builders Supply Building
On Front and Lane’s Way
Q Cab will soon be moving into
their new location on the corner
of Front St. and Lane’s Way, in
the building which has been oc
cupied by Builders Supply. They
have also taken over the ware
houses and this will give them
ample space for all their vehicles.
The property was owned by
Bill Gillis, who is moving his
building supplies to his B St. shop.
Beta Sigs Give Card Party
The Beta Sigma Phi sorority
entertained invited guests at a
whist party last Saturday eve
ning at the Pioneer Hall. Messrs
Barber, Gustafson and Dalby won
the prizes for the men, and Mes
dames Wood, Silverman and Har
wood were the lucky winners for
the women.
Delicious refreshments were
served and a door prize awarded
to Jessie Barber.
NOTICE
MONTHLY MEETING
NOME LIGHT & POWER
UTILITY BOARD
TUESDAY, MAY 22. 1956
CITY HALL 7:30 P.M.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Kotzebue: Luke Koonuk,
Irwin Morris, Sam Prather.
To Kotzebue: Ruth Sandvik,
Bunny Rotman, Natty Sreadlook,
Harry Cross, Madeline Simineo.
To Fairbanks: Herschel Ed
wards, Robert Bosworth, James
Yokum, Paul Decker, Sgt. Chas.
Arnold, Paul Decker, Sgt. Chas.
Mesaros, Irvin McPherson, Joseph
Rozowski, Oscar Benson, Don
Montine.
From Fairbanks: Merlin Koon
ooka, G. Apangalook, Elsie Tock
too. Morgan Aukongak, Wella
Lincoln, Lois Kewhee, Mary Jo
Swanberg, Ray F. Dowdle, David
Russell, Gary Longley, Maj. F.
Siegwart, Rudolph Homig, Ed
ward Elkin, Edith Munz, Henry
Tiffany, Van Clifton, Richard
Straito, Clifford Ladley, J. A.
Harris, Jon Johansen, Sam Hop
son, Wm. E. Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cox are
visitors from Teller, where they 1
have been teaching school this
past winter.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Robert Priest.
Discharged: Frank Perry, Har
ris Ivanoff, and Blanche Walters
and infant son.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From McGrath: Swande Nor
back.
From Anchorage: Betty and
Kathlyn Murray and infant, C. E.
Bateman, H. E. Schoonover, An
drew Kalerak, Donald Devine,
Ray Malone, Wm. Anaruk.
Fr.om Unalakleet: Clyde Eben,
Warren Tiffany.
To Anchorage: Mr. and Mrs.
A. E. Bohrer, Mrs. Rose Olsen,
Arne Olsen, Carl Topkok, Fred
D. Forslund, Phillip M. Gruis,
Walter Nagel, F. Willoughby, S.
Prather, J.W. Gerwels, F. Row
ley, Frank Erie, Pvt. S. Kochalko,
Sgt. Louis Tombesti, Wm. Smith,
Leonard Boggers, T.A. Richards,
Willis Thompson, Floyd Wonga
tillan.
To McGrath: Barbara Carlsson.
Public Health Nurses
Attend Fairbanks Workshop
Public Health Nurses from this
area left Saturday for Fairbanks
where they will attend a work
shop for northern regional nurses
under the direction of Edna Craw
ford. Leaving here were Eunice
Bergland and Margaret McDonald
of Nome, and Mary Rawley of
Gambell.
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Village Sanitation School
Started Today At The
University of Alaska
A village sanitation aid school,
the third such to be held, starts
today at the University of Alaska
with several persons from this
area attending, including Luke
Koonuk of Pt. Hope; Irwin Mor
ris of Kiana; Herbert Apossingok,
Gambell; Jonah Tokienna, Wales;
Also scheduled to attend are How
ard Lincoln of White Mountain
and Clifford Tom of St. Michael.
Robt. D. Cleveland of Shungnak
is enroute from Shungnak.
PAN AMERICAN
Arriving Saturday were: Hugo
Ackerman, Jack Reed, M- Kelli
her, Mr. Herman, M. Gauthier,
| Mrs. Himonga, Mr. Harvey, Mr.
| Homethco.
j Departing for Fairbanks: Mr.
i and Mrs. Heath and three chil
i dren, Luke Koonuk, Irwin Morris,
! Jonah Tokienna, Herb Passinak,
! Eunice Bergland, Margaret Mc
I Donald, Mary Rawley, Joe Kin
geokok.
; Fqr Seattle: Dorothy Young and
, three children, Margaret Wilson,
M. Jacobson.
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