Colorful Parade Planned
For Memorial Day
Plans for the Memorial Day'
parade on Saturday have matured!
and according to Mike Vivieros,
parade marshal, it will be a joint
undertaking of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars and the American
Legion.
In addition to the veterans or
ganization participating, the Nome
School Band will participate, the
CAP Cadets will provide a color
guard, the Alaska National Guard
will provide a color guard and
will fire a salute at the cervices
at Belmont Point Cemetery. In
addition Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts
and Explorers will march in the
parade.
Any unattached veterans are
invited to join the parade which
will form at 10:30 on First Ave.,
at the rear of the old federal
building.
The ceremonies at the ceme
lary will include the laying of a
wreath on the grave of a veteran,
a short talk by Larry Minnix,
commander of the Nome VFW
post and the playing of “Taps,”
with echo by members of the
School band.
The VFW post wishes also to
thank all who bought Buddy Pop
pies last week, the proceeds of
which go to disabled veterans.
GIRL SCOUT DELEGATES
SHOWN 'ROYAL' HOSPITALITY
AT FAIRBANKS MEETING
Diane Wilke and Pearl Johnson,
Senior Girl Scouts who were sent
to Fairbanks to bring “swaps” for
the delegates to the annual Scout
Round-Up in Colorado, reported
they were royally entertained dur
ing their visit. They attended a
tea at the University of Alaska,
a camp-out at Harding Lake, vis
ited the Fairbanks School. Diane
Wilke said best of all she enjoyed
the tour of the University of
Alaska.
TOURIST COMMITTEE TO
MEET THURSDAY AT 1 P.M.
A meeting of the Tourist Com
mittee of tne NWA Chamber of
Commerce has been called for to
morrow, Thursday, at 1 p.m. at
the Bering Sea Club. All persons
ir crested in the Midnight Sun
Festival next month are invited
to attend.
NOME GOSPEL BIBLE SCHOOL
PLAN 1 SPECIAL PROGRAM
The Daily Vacation Bible School
of Nome Gospel Home invites all
parents and interested persons to
the Special Program on Thursday
evening, May 28, at 7:30 p.m., it
has been announced by Mr.
Everett Bachelder.
NOTICE TO GIRL SCOUTS
Girl Scouts who earned badges
last year may now get them from
Mildred Harwood. Please bring
your cards. Mrs. Harwood will be
‘home after 4 p.m.
Attention Volunteer Firemen
There will be a meeting at the
City Hall tonight at 8 p.m.
—Bob Lewis, Seely.
James Moses Drawing
Wins Third Award
In Oklahoma Exhibit
Kivetoruk (James) Moses, local
artist, submitted several drawings
to the Philbrook Art Center for
the annual American Indian Paint
ing and Sculpture show, held on
May 5th, at Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Four of his entries were ac
cepted for exhibit: “Shaman
Working Through Spirit Woman,”
“Eskimo Woman of Early Days,”
“Polar Bear with A Seal,” and
“Sailing The Umiak.”
“Shaman” won the third award
in Woodland paintings.
When the drawings are returned
they will be placed on exhibit at
Polet’s Store.
Covenant Bible School
Presents Finale Program
The Daily Vacation Bible School
which has been in session at the
Covenant" Church the past eight
days, will present its closing pro
gram Friday evening at 7 p.m. The
theme of the correlated activities
has been “Adventuring with
Christ.” The work of the children
will be on display following the
program. Parents and friends are
welcome to attend. The teaching
staff has included the following:
Beginner’s Department — Mrs.
Earl Towner, with the assistance
of Sally Walker, Barbara Mclver
and Jeanette Amundsen.
Primary Department — JVlrs.
Ken Anderson, Mrs. Edward
Walker, Mrs. Albert Johnson, and
Ruth Towner, with Carol Miller
and -Pearl Johnson assisting.
Junior Department—Mrs. Spen
cer Strand, Mrs. Fritz Carlson and
Mrs. Roald Amundsen, with the
assistance of Carol Doyle, Carole
Carlson and Esther Alexine.
Intermediate Department—Mrs.
Lloyd Sundstrom, Rev. Roald
Amundsen, with the assistance- of
Earl Towner Jr.
U. S. Commissioner Herb Jenks,
who went to Seattle for surgery,
is reported, by Mrs. Jenks, recu
perating satisfactorily.
PICNICS PLANNED FOR
COVENANT BIBLE STUDENTS
The Primary, Junior and Inter
mediate Departments of the Cove
nant Vacation Bible School will
have their picnic on Thursday af
ternoon from 12 to 3 p.m., or
earlier. The Beginner Department
will have their picnic on Friday,
and will be home about 12:15 p.m.
MEMBERS of Pioneer Igloo No. 1
and Women's Auxiliary No. 1, will
meel al lhe Pioneer Igloo at 1:30
p.m. on Saturday for a Memorial
Service. 64
ATTENTION MASONS
Special Communication Thurs
day evening. May 28, at 7 p.m.
Work in Master's Degree. Refresh
ments. Your attendance is re
quested, by order of the Worship
ful Master.
NORVIN W. LEWIS,
Secretary.
Cargo accepted at Ames Terminal
from May 18 through May 29
Write Nome Agent for Information
James F. O’Sullivan, Agent — Phone Main 68
Don Burlison Moving
Headquarters To Juneau
Don Burlison, who has made
Nome his headquarters for the
past two years-, is being trans
ferred to Juneau. He has been
working for a government pro
ject which he states is not part of
the Bureau of Indian Affairs pro
gram, but he has initiated pro
grams for jade and caribou hoof
jewelry development, in the Ko
buk and Kotzebue areas. From
Juneau he will continue with the
projects in this area.
•Last year the M.S. North Star
brought in one of the first pre
fabricated homes, fully con
structed and in two pieces, which
was assembled by Burlison for
his family.
The reason for closing the head
quarters here was that it was too j
expensive, stated Burlison.
Boy Scouts Offer Services
For Clean-Up Week
With Clean-Up Week starting
on Monday, the Boy Scouts of
Troop 666 are making themselves
available for service. In order to
help pay the costs of their en
campment at Salmon Lake in
June the boys promise a real
slick job of cleaning up premises
to anyone who desires their ser
vices. They will have a light
truck available for hauling of
some light debris.
Anyone interested may avail
themselves of this service by call
ing Assistant Scoutmaster Jim
Drake at Red 197.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP AGENT
RETURNS TO NOME OFFICE
Jim O’Sullivan, Alaska Steam
ship Co., Nome agent, returned to
Nome yesterday and opened his
office. He says it is a real plea
sure to be back in Nome.
He reports that the SS Talkeet
j na is scheduled to sail from Seat
tle for Bering Sea on June 2
and is expected at Nome on the
12th or 13th.
In Commissioner's Court
Harold Ahmasuk Jr., was given
a 30 days suspended sentence on
a charge of assault and battery.
The sentence was light because it
was his first offense.
ATTENTION NOME BOWLERS
There will be a general meeting
Monday, June 1, 8 p.m,, City Hall.
All members who have not paid
their dues for the year, please do
so immediately. Payable to Joe
Kroninger.
Make-up games must be made
up by May 31st. Those games not
made up will have to be forfeited.
Play-offs will be held next
week. Dates to be announced
later.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE — Two small radios,
$10 & $20. Mukluk Pool Hall.
WILL PAY CASH for good used
automobile. Call White 96. 64c
FOR SALE—Good valve trom
bone. Call Nugget. 64p
FOUND—Part of a bicycle. Call
Nugget and pay for ad.
FOUND—Child’s dark-rim glasses.
Call Nugget and pay for ad.
FOR SALE — Play pen, electric
bathroom heater, youth bed,
baby sleds. Call White 194 clt
WANTED TO BUY — One raw
wolf skin. G. M. Foster, Black
77; Box 341.
I KIDDIES TRACTOR and trailer
for sale. Good condition. Call
Black 7. , 63c
FOR SALE — Symphonic Deluxe
Stereophonic High Fidelity Con-,
sole, dual speaker system, with
AM/FM stereo tuner, 4-speed
changer, diamond needle, blond
cabinet. Only 8 months old,
$450 value for $250 cash. Phone
Black 195* after 6 p.m. 64c
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For TV Sales and Repair call Main 177 after 5:30
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