Reddaway and Beauchamp
Named to Serve on
Nome Armory Board
Maj. Gen. Thomas P. Carroll.
Adjutant General of the Alaska
National Guard, approved the ap
pointment of two Nome citizens
to serve on the five member Nome
Armory Board. The new ap
pointees,’ recommended to the
General by former mayor Steffan
A. Andersen are: Mr. Boling H.
iReddaway, and Mr. Marcus
Beauchamp.
The other members of the Ar
mory Board, appointed by Maj.
Gen. Carroll are: President, Capt.
Robert W. Steele. Cmdr. of the
1st Scout Bn.: 1st Lt. Lawrence
A. Nevue, Chaplain, 1st Scout
Bn.; ar t M Sgt Alfred S. Sahlin,
Co. A, 1st Scout Bn.
The new board members, chosen
because of their continuous record
of civic service to the community
and enthusiastic support of the
National Guard, will be responsi
ble for selecting dedication dates,
speakers, and handling all dedi
cation details for the new armor}’.
It should also be noted that the
Armory Board will be responsible
tfor all non-military use of the
armory and anyone desiring the
use of the armory upon completion
should contact the armory board
president.
1st Lt. Ray Lindsay, Alaska Na
tional Guard of Kenai will be sta
tioned here as adjutant of the 1st
Scout Battalion, taking the po
sition left vacant when Capt.
Robert Steele was made com
manding officer of the 1st Scout
Battalion.
Emil Kowalczyk, educational
specialist for the Bureau of In
dian Affairs, leaves today for a
meeting in Juneau with the De
partment of Education after which
he will attend a meeting of edu
cational specialists in Brigham
hty, Utah.
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MMM GRAY LADIES
CAPPING CEREMONY
SET FOR WEDNESDAY
The first class of Gray Ladies
will be graduated in a capping
ceremony on Wednesday evening
at the MMM Hospital.
The graduation address will be
made by Col. Wm. Patient, Com
mand Surgeon for the Armed
Forces in Alaska, who is based at
Elmendorf AFB and presentation
of certificates by Lt. Col. Sara
Hall, Chief Nurse also of Elmen
dorf.
Also arriving for the event will
be Mrs. Virginia Wood who or
ganized the group here several
months ago.
Thirteen Gray Ladies have com
pleted the required hours of serv
ice in the hospital.
The public is invited to the
ceremony, the first of its kind
to be held here and to the re
ception following.
Jaycees Getting Ready
For Beach Clean-Up
The Jaycees are rolling up I
their sleeves and getting organ
ized to start on the second annual
beach clean-up at the east end
of town. The first clean-up re
sulted in such startling improve
ments that the club took it on
for a permanent civic develop
ment project. The Jaycees will
welcome all the help they can
get from individuals as well as
equipment when the definite dates
are set for the work to start.
Newly elected officers of the
group are George Foster, presi
dent; Joe Unterwagner, vice
president; Harry Carter, treasurer; j
Bill Merritt, secretary; Bob Er
win, state director; Howard Far
ley, director at large; and Bar
row Morgan as past president.
A number of unshaven faces
indicate that the Jaycees will
soon announce the promotion of
bearded men for the Midnight
Sun Festival, more details of |
which will be announced next
week.
VISITING HERE
Mr. and Mrs. George Arthurs
of Gate, Ore., are visiting here
with their daughter, Mrs. George
Lienard and her family and plan
to spend a couple of weeks here
enjoying the grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Dunbar
are scheduled to leave tomorrow
for a months vacation which will
take them to Hawaii. Enroute they
will visit with their daughter, Dr.
June Dunbar, in California.
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DENTIST DR. LABALAN
TO ARRIVE SATURDAY
Word was received last night
that Dr. Roberto I. Labalan, den
tist will arrive in Nome via Alas
ka Airlines Saturday at 4:30 p. m.
Dr. Labalan plans to establish
his residence and practice here in
Nome. He will be accompanied by
his 4-year-old daughter. Mrs. La
balan and two older children will
join her husband here when
school is out in Baltimore. Md.,
where they have been living.
For the present Dr. Labalan J
plans to keep the dental office |
in the Polaris Hotel, according to !
Rev. John Maakestad, Chairman |
of the Civic Affairs Committee of i
the N.W.A. Chamber of Com
merce.
ENGSTROMS BUSY PREPARING
TO OPEN MINING CAMP
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Engstrom j
and son Ronnie are busy preparing ;
to open their mining camp at i
Basin Creek where their new j
dredge will be in operation this
season.
Ronnie has learned to fly this
past winter and will expedite
service between camp and Nome
with his plane.
Mrs. Engstrom, who spent the I
winter with her married daugh- !
ters in Seattle, states that she
visited with the Ben Goins in
Nenana while enroute home and
also with Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Snyder at the Usibelli Mines j
where Snyder is night foreman. !
MR. and MRS. WM. CAMERON
ENROUTE TO TOKYO
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cameron
were scheduled to leave yesterday
for Anchorage where they will
join with other Rotarians on a
charter flight to Tokyo where the
Rotary International Convention
is being held. Mr. Cameron will
represent the Nome Club.
Howard Crinklaw, manager of
the Nome Power and Light Utili
ties left for Seattle where he will
look over some needed equip
ment for the plant here.
Women Bowlers Meet Wednesday
There will be a general meet
ing of the Aurora Women’s Bowl
ing Assn., Wednesday, May 24 at
the City Hall at 8 <p.m. All mem
bers are requested to attend.
FORMER NURSE VISITS
Erica Juska, who was a nurse
here 15 years ago at the Maynard
Columbus Hospital, is visiting
here with Mrs. Jesse Jones.
Since leaving Nome she has
9pent some time in South Amer
ica where she set up two field
hospitals for the Standard Oil Co.
At present she is assistant execu
tive secretary for the Registered
Nurses of the State of Illinois.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Lucy Okpealuk, Wm.
Laws.
Discharged: Dennis Pikongan
na, Roy Sockpiek, Mildred, Walt
and Don Keelik, Jacob Ahkinga,
Bernie Larson, Irene and Esther
Analook, Margaret Ellana, Leo
nard Joe, LeRoy Brown, Frieda
Johnson and infant, and Sam
Godfrey.
NOTICE
Pioneer Women of Alaska Aux
iliary No. 1 will meet Friday
evening at 8:00.
Bev Blanning
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CRACK IN THE MIRROR
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES were held on May 16 at Cove
nant High School in Unalakleet. Speaker for the occasion was
Stanley M. Roltrup, Alaska District Sales Manager for Texaco
Inc. The baccalaureate service was observed on Sunday, May 14
at the Unalakleet Covenant Church with Rev. Paul B. F. Carlson
as speaker.
The graduates are, letf to right, back row: Mary Eakon, Buddy
Kolongan and Clarence Towarak Jr., of Unalakleet; Dana
Kcpanuk of Hooper Bay, and L. Martina Oyoumick of Unalakleet;
front row, Anne Walter of Mountain Village; Maggie Panek of
Nome, and Annabelle Ivanoff of Unalakleet. Five of the above
are planning to attend the University of Alaska where they have
been accepted; two will be attending the Covenant Bible Semin
ary in Unalakleet in preparation for missionary service in western
Alaska. This is Covenant High School's seventh year of operation
and its fourth graduating class.
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