OPEN HOUSE WELCOME HELD
FOR MR. AND MRS. HART
To honor the arrival of Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Hart, an open
house welcome attended by FAA
personnel was held at the Jesse
H. Jones residence last Monday
evening.
Mr. Hart, recently the Galena
FAA station manager, will as
sume duties as the head of Nome’s
FAA.
Those attending the open house
were:
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Boucher,
Mr. Paul Drvden, Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Gilmore, Mr. and Mrs.
Thayer Kessler, Mr. and Mrs.
James Oksoktaruk, Mr. and Mrs.
Dusty Rhode, Mr. and Mrs. Tiny
Sassene. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Spen
cer, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sny
der.
WSCS MEETS TONIGHT
Tonight the WSCS will meet
at the Fellowship Hall of the
Community Methodist Church at
8:00 for the monthly meeting of
the organization.
All members of all circles are
urged to come and bring a friend.
Hostesses are Mary Barrow, Bar
bara McKinnis and Sophia King.
GO-CART TO BE RAFFLED
OFF BY ARCTIC CLUB
It won’t be long before the I
Go-Cart, which is being raffled I
by the Arctic Club for next year’s
' dog race fund, will be on dis
play.
It is suggested as a gift for the
person who has everything—or
wants to get out and go—or
Father’s Day.
Tickets on the Go-Cart are $1.00
and the winner will claim the
prize at the Midnight Sun Festi
val.
The person who sells the win
ning ticket, will win a portable
record player. Anyone interested
in selling tickets, contact Joyce
Galleher.
CHRIS KLINEBERGER
BAGS A BIG WALRUS
Chris Klineberger, one of the
vners of Jonas Bros., who has
■ueen on St. Lawrence Island
' ,r ting for walrus, returned yes
* >rday with a large trophy which
' 1 shot at Savoonga and which
vill be mounted and put on dis
play at his Anchorage store.
A REMINDER . . .
Officers and Instruction Com
mittee of the Order of Eastern
Star, Alaska Chaper No. 1 are
reminded there will be initiatory
practice Sunday afternoon at 1:30.
Lien Clean-Up Sale
Runs Out of Stock
The Lions Club Clean-Up Broom
Sale has bogged down—but for a
very good reason. Most of the
supplies have been sold. Advance
orders have taken just about all
of the first shipment of stocks
so more have been ordered before
the door-to-door sale can be un
dertaken.
Prices of the brooms and mops
will be: whisk brooms $1: house
hold brooms $2.50 and $2.75; push
broems $5; and mop heads $1.50
and $2.50.
The three teams that will com
pete in the selling contest are:
Bob Renshaw, Jess Woodward,
Allen Bradshaw, John Zentner,
' and Roy Conklin.
Stan Harhut, Bob Erwin, A1
Doyle, Frank Gavin and Pearse
Walsh.
Clint Gray, Harry Johnsen, Don
Foster, Dick McCormick, Sven
Larsen and Ernie Gustafson.
The winning team, and their
wives will be the guests of the
losing teams at a steak dinner.
The losers will eat beans.
Nugget Experiences First
Woman Linotype Operator
The linotype machine at the
j Nugget shop had for the first time
I yesterday an experienced woman
: operator. Mrs. Parker Dimon of
San Jose, Calif., made the trip
to Nome to see the machine which
she almost accompanied when it
was shipped here in 1934 after
the fre.
She wears a 50-year linotype
operators service pin and is still
actively engaged in her profes
sion. She drives her own car and
enjoys traveling all over the
world during vacations.
She was accompanied by Kath
leen G. Miller of Fresno and Alice
Laughlin of San Francisco. The
party drove from California to
Vancouver where they took the
Glacier Queen to Skagway and en
joyed the marvelous scenery
along the way.
SCHOOL BOARD ACCEPTS
BIDS FOR SERVICES
The Nome School Board accept
ed three bids Wednesday for ser
vices at the School. Arctic Oil bid
22.8 cents a gal for fuel oil, same
as the existing contract; Bronson
Water bid $11.25 per 1,000 gal. of
hard water, up 25 cents over the
existing contract; and Arctic
Sanitary bid $235 per month to
provide garbage disposal service,
down $5 from the existing con
tract.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
— DEALERS IN —
Lumber & Plywood, Wallboard, Building Materials, Insulation
Acetylene and Oxygen including Breathing,
Lincoln Welding Equipment
Coal and Industrial Hardware
STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS
Phone MAIN 147 Write BOX 700
Cargo Will Be Accepted at Pier 36 For
Nome — Teller — Kotzebue — St. Michael
From June 26th Through July 7th
—Jim O'Sullivan, Agent
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Chamber Plans Goodwill
Tour on June 10 to
Unalakleet and Kotzebue
Nome has enjoyed in recent
years several Chamber of Com
I merce goodwill tours from other
I communities in the state which
I has proved beneficial to all con
j cerned.
A better understanding has re
j suited between the people from
the places represented on the
| trips.
Knowing that the need exists
for the people of Northwestern
1 Alaska to know each other bet
ter, Wien Airlines are offering
its first goodwill tour on June 10,
which will leave Nome about nine
in the morning, with lunch at
Unalakleet and supper at Kot
j zebue. The plane will take forty
| made available will take forty
persons and if filled will only
■ cost $26 per person.
It is not necessary to be a mem
ber of the Chamber to take the
trip, anyone can participate by
making their reservations as soon
as possible, stated station mana
ger Pearse Walsh.
Covenant Church to
Present Program Tonight
The Covenant Church com
pleted two weeks of daily vaca
tion Bible School today. Parents
and friends of the children are
invited to the program this eve
ning at 7 o’clock at the Covenant
Church.
Betty Doyle superintended the
beginners department assisted by
Maybelle Lenert, Gloria Carlson,
Carol Oksoktaruk and Frances
Johnson.
Vesta Sundstrom was superin
tendent of the Primary Depart
ment. Assisting were Pat Nelson,
Linda Lenert, Laura Walker,
Mary Walker and Lizzie Swan
son.
In the Junior Department Gert
Fondell was superintendent, as
sisted by Helen Johnson.
In the Intermediate Depart
ment Fred Savok taught the boys
and Arlene Strand taught the
girls.
Following the program this
evening there will be a display
of handicraft and other work done
by the children.
Mayors of 50 Stales in Unity
Program of Support to JFK
More than a thousand mayors,
representing all 50 states, recog
nizing the awesome responsibility
borne by President Kennedy in
guiding the destiny of our nation
in this critical period of world
turmoil, have joined in a bi-parti
san unity program to give the
President full support and encou
ragment in the quest to preserve
freedom and maintain peace with
honor.
President Kennedy was pre
sented with a Unity Plaque just
prior to his departure for France.
Nome Mayor Roscoe Wilke was
invited to participate for Alaska.
ATTENTION BOWLERS
Important meeting and election
of Men's Sourdough Bowling
Assn., Wednesday, June 7 at 7:30
p.m. at Bering Sea Club.
BINGO
FRIDAY — 8 P.M.
ANB HALL
EVERYBODY WELCOME
ADMISSION FREE
W ANT A I) S
FOUND: Key Ring with 5 keys.
Inquire at The Nugget.
FOR SALE — FC150 Jeep. Very
good cond., engine overhauled
recently. Stolpe, White 13. 67p
WANTED: Baby sitting j o b.
Days. Call Red 114.
! DRIVE it away for $250—’51 Pon
tiac sedan. Gary’s Garage. GGp
| WANTED TO BUY — Used gold
pans in good condition. WTrite
| Box 221, Nome, Alaska.
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jj NO MB RAM A THEATER
FRID A Y a n ,| S A I U R I) A Y
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SUNDAY and MONDAY
MIRCLE OF THE HILLS
REX REASON
NAN LESLIE
BETTY LOU GERSON
Guaranteed ZIEGLER
Dependable and
Fuel Service Quaker
STOVE PARTS
LP Gas AND REPAIRS
and Appliances OIL HEATERS
Office: Ma. 152 Res: Main 89
DEAL WITH CON FIDENCE AT
Green’s City Fuel and Transfer
WARNING!
Fish Pox
VERY CONTAGIOUS TO ADULT MALES
Symptoms—Continual complaint as to need for
fresh air, sunshine and relaxation. Patient has
blank expressions, sometimes deaf to wife. Has no
taste for work of any kind. Frequent pawing
through tackle bax. Hangs out in Sporting Goods
Stores longer than usual. Secret night phone calls
to fishing pals. Mumbles. Lies to everyone. No
Known Cure.
Treatment—Medication is useless. Disease is not
fatal. See your Sporting Goods Dealer now. Victim j
should go fishing as often as possible.
MORGAN & SON