T-23 Team From Field
Downs Bronson’s 15-10
A baseball game was played
Monday evening between the
Bronson team and the team from
T-23 of Nome Field, which the
T-23 won by a score of 15 to 10.
The Bronson team is composed
of: Les Bronson, manager; Clem
Boucher, coach; Howard Slwooko,
catcher;. Steve Luke, pitcher;
Gary Longley, lb; Clyde Nershak,
2b; Daro’ld Trigg, 3b; Elmer
Green, ss; Jerome Trigg, If; Corky
Kost, cf; Sam Atuk, rf; and Vin
cent Ahkolik and Milton Willoya.
The T-23 players are: Larson,
catcher; Mack and Poeschl, pitch
ers; Burdick and Challis, lb; Ro
mans and Mosson, 2b; Lesko, 3b;
Boyd, ss; Freudenrick and Bon
neau, If; McLaughlin, cf; Doyle
and Wicker, rf.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Robert Nelson of the
CAA.
Discharged: Mary Kunuluk.
Arctic Sanitary Service
Phone RED 181
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Catholic Ladies Food Sale
July 3rd To Finance
Summer Catechism Class
For the past several years the
ladies of St. Joseph’s Catholic
Church have been sponsoring a
food sale immediately prior to the
Fourth of July. The purpose of
this food sale is to raise funds
to pay for the expense of bringing
two nuns from Fairbanks to con
duct a summer catechism session.
This year the food sale will be
held on Saturday, July 3 at the
U.S. Merc. «
Those who have purchased food
at former sales will recall that
there is no finer food available.
Further, there is a wide variety
from which to choose. As you all
know the world’s best cooks re
side in Nome and it is they who
will be providing the food for this
sale.
Prepare for the Fourth of July
by purchasing your foo'd needs at
this food fair and give Mom a
break so she will not have to do
any cooking on the holiday.
Highway Patrolman Arrives
Territorial Highway Patrolman
Earl Anderson arrived from
Fairbanks and will be stationed
here for about a week.
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CALLING NOME, TELLER, KOTZEBUE. ST. MICHAEL
PHONE MAIN 68 WALTER W. SIPPRELL, AGENT
Council Meeting Monday
It was reported at the Nome
Council meeting Monday that
needed repairs had been made on
the roo*f of the City Hall and on
the city garage, also that the
men’s cell block had been painted
to comply with the recommenda
tion of the doctor.
Only $243 had been raised for
the Fourth of July celebration, it
was reported, and much more
would be needed to meet the ex
penses of the celebration.
Representatives of the North
Star Grill stated that they are
continuing the work of cleaning
up the seawall from the fire but
have been retarded due to the
fact that much of the debris was
frozen between the rocks.
A transfer of liquor license
from May Bale to Thomas and
Barbara Martin was granted.
Judge W. Hodge spoke to the
council informally on conditions
in Nome which he felt were out
standing and which he felt could
be remedied for the good of the
community.
Utilities In Need Of Repairs
He stressed the obsolete condi
tion of the water system, jail,
sewers and sidewalks, and stated
that there were several answers
to the problem which should be
considered by the council, among
them improving of conditions by
use of Alaska Public Works funds
thru bonded indebtedness. Judge
Hodge suggested that Victor Fish
er, city planner for the City of
Anchorage be approached and
possibly brought to Nome for a
survey.
Police Chief Herb Jenks report
ed to the council that action will
be taken to curb speeding within
the city limits as there has been
consirable violation of this ord
inance..
Tranihams Return Home After
Visit To Miami. Florida ■
Mr. and Mrs. David Trantham
and three children returned home
after a trip which took them all
the way to Miami, Florida.
Mrs. Trantham is attending the
special teacher’s session at the
University of Alaska, sponsored
by the ANS.
The couple and their family
plan to return to King Island
again this fall.
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Want to rent a house or apart
ment? Call Hite — Main 123.
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and magazines, including trade
& professional. Via U.S. mails.
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WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
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May Bale Sells Polaris To
Tom and Barbara Martin
May Bale, owner of the Polaris
Hotel since it was built in 1948,
is retiring and plans to leave soon
on a short vacation after which
she will “hit for the chills and go
mining,” which is something she
has wanted to do for*a long time.
The hotel has been sold to
Thomas and Barbara Martin who
are assuming management im
mediately.
May Bale has been in business
in Nome for over 30 years and
is especially noted for the cleanli
ness and orderly manner in which
she has conducted her business
establishment.
SPECIAL NOTICE
TO THE CHILDREN OF NOME
As part of the Fourth of July
celebration, it is requested that
the children participate in the
parade to be held at 1:30 p.m.
on Monday, July 5.
The children should decorate
their bicycles, tricycles, wagons,
and scooters and kiddie cars for
the 'occasion and those who do
not possess such vehicles should
wear costumes of designs of their
own choosing.
The children’s part of the par
ade will follow immediately be
hind the military units.
Better start now, Kids, and get
all decorated up for this big
event!
Fine Job Printing at the Nugget
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Pictures of Nome In 1900
Hang In Nugget Window
Carrie McLain, city clerk, has
received some interesting pictures
of Nome as it was in 1900 and
states that they will be placed in
the keeping of the Pioneer <
Women of Alaska.
These pictures were preserved .
by Mrs. Fred Kettleman of Lodi,
Calif., who came to Nome in May,
1900 and left in 1901. Mrs. Kettle
man is now 78 years old but still
thinks of Alaska and may return
for a visit some day.
The pictures which were pass- *
ed on to Mrs. Reginald Genelli
and then to Carrie McLain and
will be on display in the window
of the Nugget for a few days.
BASEBALL PRACTICE
STARTS AGAIN
Baseball had a recess during
the recent rainy spell but teams
are getting under way again with
practices starting yesterday.
If enough Little League boys
turn out, there will be a Fourth
of July game played by them.
Softball league games for the holi
day will be announced in Friday’s
paper.
IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
Melva Cox was given a 30-day
sentence by the U.S. commissioner +
for being drunk and disorderly.
She is to serve ,10 days and 20
days was suspended.
Legal Blanks at The Nome Nuggel
HOLIDAY
FOOD SALE
Sponsored by the Ladies of
St. Joseph’s Church
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Starts 10:00 a.m.
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