Robert Heath Family
Enjoy Trip to States
On the Alcan Highway
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heath and
family, who left here after the
closing of school In May, report a
wonderful trip home to Sioux
City, Iowa, “without even a flat
tire," and recommend the route
to anyone wishing to make the
trip.
They state that the highway
trip was not as dusty as they had
anticipated and, with their bag
gage covered in the trunk, ev
erything was kept clean.
After leaving Fairbanks, they
spent their first night at Beaver
Creek Lodge and the second at
Whitehorse. Their trip included
the Banff National Park and
Lake Louise, the Black Hills,
South Dakota and “arrived in
Sioux City on June 2, having
driven 3,900 miles.
They are at present vacation
ing at Lake Shamineau, Minn.,
and plan to be in Sitka in August.
Mr. and Mrs. Flank Walker,
who have been teachers for the
ANG at Solomon for the past
three years, are enroute to theii
new school at Kalskag, which is
about 30 miles from Bethel.
WINNER’S NAMES . .
(Continued from Page One)
Frankie Amarok.
20-yard tricycle race, girls 4-5:
Ruth Anne Emmons, Carol Read
er.
20-yard tricycle race, boys 4-5:
Jim Wilke, Rusty Emmons.
50-yard bicycle race, boys and
girls 6-7: Stephen Griego, Richy
Woods, Merrill Swim.
75-yard bicycle race, boys and
girls 8-9: Sally Siegwart, Jimmy
Nershak, Emily Avesuk.
100-yard bicycle race, girls 16
11: Jo Chambers, Carol Doyle,
Sharon Reader.
100-yard bicycle race, boys 10
11: Stan Andersen, Michael Can
non, Stephen Andersen.
100-yard bicycle race, girls 12
14: Ruthie Towner, Kathryn Sieg
wart, Clarice Hardy.
Vi-mile bicycle race, boys 12
14: Allan Doyle, Chris Siegwart,
Charles Nershak.
25-yard egg races: 1st race:
Alice Kingik, Lois Mclver, Janet
Walker. 2nd race: Roslyn Wood,
Helen Pootoogooluk, Dorothy
Nicholson.
Giant tug of war (north vs.
south) won by the north team.
Pie Eating Contest, Bert James,
Walter Simon Jr., Roy Kinick.
Best Decorated Bicycle, Joy
Weyer, Gloria Carlson.
High Kicking, m e n, Patrick
Omiak, James Picknalook.
High Kicking, women, Valerie
l Adams, Cecelia Nattanguk.
Blanket Tossing, men, Carl
j Ahwinona, Jerome Trigg Jr.
Blanket Tossing, women, Bar
I bgra Trigg.
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NOTE OF THANKS I
The City of Nome wishes to
express its thanks to all who con
tributed their time and talent to
make the Fourth of July program
here the success' it was.
In particular, thanks are due to
Rotary Club members Chuck Fra
sier, Larry Galvin and Bill Cam
eron for making collections of
money contributions and the M-K
Company for its donation; to Bob
Emmons and other American Le
gion members foT managing the
children's sports (Emmons also
for directing the parade); to the
Nome Volunteer Fire Dept, for
the free ice cream for children;
to Juke Box Steve for his work
at the public address mike; to Joe
Amarok for handling the Eskimo
sports; to the 774th Air Force
Band; to all who took part in the
patriotic exercises and to others
who volunteered their services.
Committee in Charge
Wilbur Arnold and
Fred Cavota,
Nome City Councilman
NOTICE
All Real and Personal Property
Taxes, for 1955, due the City of
Nome, become delinquent after
July 15. 1956. The Delinquent
Tax Roll shall then be prepared
with penalty at 5% and interest
at 6% calculated on all unpaid
taxes.
City of Nome
By Carrie M. McLain,
City Clerk
Publish July 6, 10, 13, 1956
TEEN-AGE DANCE TONIGHT
9:00 P.M. — A.N.B. HALL
RUMMAGE SALE
TUESDAY, JULY 10
10 A.M. to 1 P.M.
LWY COMMUNITY CENTER
If You Want To Rent
A House or Apartment
The Man To See Is
George Hite—Main 123
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: F. Graham,
Don Bradshaw, J. Dowling, R. H.
Nelson, Mrs. Dewey Goodrich,
Rich Mludary, Sgt. Jack Lowry,
Pvt. J. Finman, H. McKim, A. B.
Clark, Anthony Lumbis, A. O.
Paulin, Tex Osborne, J. K. Wor
land, Elmer Loew, H. Doddridge,
A.S. Witherica, J.D. Bell, Pvt. R.
Walsh, John Mulligan, Chas. Tit
tle, V. Gorsline, D. Adams, H.
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Goins, Jer
ald O’Connor, Douglas Collins
and infant, Lucy Hipps.
From Kotzebue: Mr. Goggins,
T. Martin, Mrs. Vivitros, Wm.
Caldwell, Bernard Lehder.
To Unalakleet: T. J. Martin,
Mark Jimmy, Maynard Lemmon,
Mrs. Lyons, Douglas Collins.
To Kotzebue: Gaylord Bullis.
To McGrath: Betty Edwards,
A1 Sloan.
To Anchorage: James Bogan,
Jesse Malone, Dr. and Mrs.
Shantz and Carol Shantz, H. Lee,
J. Legg, Ray Ferguson, Ed Hutch
inson, R.L. Taylor, W. Marshall,
G.M. Cooker, Floyd Harmon, Don
Adams, A.P. Ellingson, Dean Al
temus, Floyd Scott, John Ras
mussen, Abraham Herzig, J. Car
ter.
ALL CAR OWNERS
Annual sticker licenses for mo
tor vehicles which came on the
boat are new due and payable at
the City Clerk's Office. For trucks
$15; for passenger vehicles $10.
Carl Webb
81 Chief of Police
ROTARY CLUB NEWS
Gov. B. Frank Heintzleman of
Alaska, was the guest of honor
at Rotary luncheon Thursday.
Other guests included C. P.
Hoyt of M-K; Maurice Kelliher
of Nome and the Rev. Fr. Francis
Griffin of St. Elizabeth’s Catholic
Church in New York City.
The members heard a record
ing of a Rotary club meeting at
Burlington, Colo.
President Dewey Goodrich told
of attending the meeting with
Rotary International president
Gian Paola Lang at Anchorage
this week.
Goodrich represented the Nome
club at the meeting which was
attended by about 100 delegates
from Anchorage, Fairbanks, Ko
diak and Nome.
0
Paul A. Mandeville, Jr..
Born On The 4th of July
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mandeville
had two reasons to celebrate on
the 4th of July, as their second
son was born at the hospital. The
young man, weighing 11 pounds,
6V4 ounces, has been named Paul
A. Mandeville, Jr.
Breaks Ankle On 4th of July
K. B. (Bebopi Warner had the
misfortune, of breaking his right
ankle in the 4th of July blanket
tossing contest.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
FIRST FRIDAY DEVOTIONS
7:30 THIS EVENING
Nome Market
WILL OPEN SOON
DIRECTLY BACK OF
THE GLUE POT
on 1st Avenue
X
We appreciate your past patronage
and hope to have the pleasure
of serving you again.
GEORGE GOSHAW
60 YEARS
M. S. GALENA
Sailing from Seattle
JULY 12th
Calling:
KOTZEBUE. ST
Deadline date for
freight in Seattle fo
Monarch U JULY 6th.
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NOTICE
DEMOCRATIC MEETING >
There will be a meeting of all Democrats
at the Nome City Hall, Tuesday, July 10, 1956,
at 7:30 p.m. All interested persons are urged
to attend as several things of importance are
to come before the meeting.
JACK BLATTLER
| Chairman, 2nd Division Democratic Committee
JIM von der HEYDT
Vice President, Democratic Central Committee of Alaska
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