“Missing” Boats
On Bering Sea
Are All Okay
Some concern had been felt
Monday for two or three boat
loads of hunters out on Bering
Sea when the ice moved back
to shore. But aerial search Mon
day evening and Tuesday dis
closed the boats all drawn up on
the beach and the crews wait
ing for the ice to move out again.
. Major Gillespie with the Na
tional Guard plane and Les Bron
son, in his own plane, made the
searches.
One group was beached at
Penny River—they had gone out
Friday in two boats. In this j
group were: Jerome Trigg Sr.,
Clarence, Gerald and Shirley
Trigg, Chuck Snyder, Bobby
Bahnke, Fred Kungesuk. On
Monday, Bobby Bahnke walked
into town to let parents know
they were all right. Tuesday
morning, Jerome Trigg and
daughter Shirley walked into
town while the rest are remain
ing and will bring the boats in
when the ice permits.
Trfe other boat, with three
men aboard, is the white cruiser
■belonging to Bill Wright. This
•boat was pulled up on the beach
at Sinrock and they appeared to
be all right. Olaf Piscoya and
Fred Ozenna are believed to be
with Wright.
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Home Arts Club’s
Annual Plant Sale
To Be Held Saturday
The Home Arts Club has
slated their annual Plant Sale
for next Saturday. And again
the club will use the proceeds
for the purchase of equipment
for the play field.
The sale will be held at the
N. C. Store from 9 a.m. until
1 p.m. Plants will come from
Bill Gillis’ hothouse, but anyone
wishing to contribute plants may
do so by bringing them to the
s le or by calling members of
the Home Arts Club.
TOY SCOUTS TO HOLD
TPKE SALE SATURDAY
Boy Scouts of Troop 663 will
hold a bake sale at the N. C.
store next Saturday. Sale will
start at 12 noon.
WEATHER FORECAST
Partly cloudy today and Thurs
day. Warmer today. Continued
mild Thursday.
Low tonight 42, high tomorrow
50.
Guy Martin and Roberta Cannon
Home From Andreafsky
Guy Martin and Roberta Can
non, children of Mr. arid Mrs.
Bob Cannon arrived yesterday to
spend the summer with their
parents. They spent the winter
at school at St. Mary’s Mission
a't Andreafsky.
Another son, Tony Martin, is
stationed with the U. S. Navy in
Africa, in French Morocco.
DEWEY GOODRICH
RECOVERS FROM
RECENT OPERATION
Dewey Goodrich’s recent oper
ation in Seattle was a complete
success—so said his wife Nancy
Goodrich in a letter to Christy
Waldheim.
The Goodrichs, and son, Glenn,
are living in a comfortable trail
er on Camano Island, right near
Mr. Goodrich’s brother, Spencer.
At the time the letter was writ
ten Dewey was out with his
brother cutting down some trees,
and that speaks in itself for his
recovery.
They have been doing a bit of
traveling, having been to Oregon
and British Columbia. Mrs.
Goodrich reports that Dewey is
keeping up his interest in Rotary
and attends meetings every week.
Their address for the summer
is: Route 1, Box 253D, Stanwood,
Washington.
In Commissioner’s Court
Albert Aukon Jr., charged with
contributing to the delinquency
of a minor, was bound over to
the Grand Jury.
inIhstrict court
A divorce was granted to Dean
Martin from Eleanor G. Martin
and he was granted custody of
their three year old daughter.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted—Fred Davis, Jr., Ad
eline Ullrich, Eileen Schick, Ed
ward Kungek.
Discharged—Mike Cannon, Lois
Merrill and infant son.
NEW MINING COMPANY TO
OPERATE COUNCIL DREDGE
A new mining company has
secured the Alaska Placer prop
erty at Council and will oper
ate the dredge this summer. The
new concern, The Nugget Min
ing Co., is composed of Steve
Pederson of Nome, and Guy lone
and David Henry of White Mount
ain.
Son Born To Walter Merrill's
A son, named Wallace Jr., was
born at the hospital Monday to
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Merrill.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schick
Parents of Baby Girl
A baby girl, as yet unnamed,
was born this morning at the
hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Schick.
According to the Alaska Yukon
Sourdough News, Harold Dill and
wife have returned to Oakland,
California from their stay in
Italy and Spain. Enroute home
they stopped in Covington, Ky.,
and had the pleasure of visiting
with “Hi’s” former -Nome school
teacher, Emma Lee Orr.
Social Security Old-Age and
Survivors Insurance payments
are not affected by income from
sources other than work. Quali
fied persons may receive Federal
Social Security regardless of in
come from rentals, private in
surance, savings, company retire
ment plans, stock and bonds.
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Nome Chamber
Meeting Notes
Committee reports, introduc
tion of several guests and two
talks made up the business of
the day for the NWA Chamber
of Commerce at their regular
Monday meeting.
Acting president Russell Her
mann called on Tom Martin of
the tourist committee who said
the Alaska Visitors Association
will conduct their annual fund
raising drive this week.
Boyd Harwood and Carl Gla
vinovich presented a map show
ing how the city has been blocked
off for a thorough clean-up cam
paign during the first week of
June. The annual clean-up pro
gram is sponsored this year by
Rotary and much planning is
going *into it Mr. Harwood re
ported.
Mr. Harwood announced the
Chamber is working out a sched
ule of entertainment for the
Legislative Council during their
meeting in Nome June 9-12 with
a no-host buffet supper on June
11th.
A brief talk by Roald Amund
son summarized the work of the
Territorial Aviation Board. Mr.
Amundson said the aim of the
board to “have an airport at
every place where there is a
school and a post office.”
A second talk by Charles D.
Jones on the gold standard was
of vital interest to the Chamber.
Mr. Jones said that he was al
ways glad to say any word that
would help the gold situation in
the 2nd Division and spoke of
the many years when Nome was
on a gold economy and also of the
present world-wide status of gld.
Guests at the luncheon were
Dr. Elizabeth Taylor of Fort
Worth; Roberta Ross, Charles
Berry, Spencer Strand, Mrs. T. A.
Knudson, Mrs. Verna Mickel
son and Murray Luther.
Rev. Willard Mecklenburg
And Family Leave
After 3 Years Here
Rev. and Mrs. Willard Meck
lenburg and two children left
Nome Tuesday. Mecklenburg
served as pastor of the Commun
ity Methodist Church for three
years.
They plan to visit in Wiscon
sin for a while before going to
Bozeman, Montana.
The new pastor for the Com
munity Methodist Church is
not expected here for two or
three weeks. In the meantime
Sunday School will be held but
the regular Sunday service will
not be held until the arrival of
the new minister.
BOY SCOUT
BAKE SALE
TROOP 663
AT N.C. STORE
Starting At Noon
SATURDAY, MAY 24
WANT ADS
FOUND—Hematite ring. Call at
Nugget.
AVAILABLE—Baby Sitter. Call
Black 157.
FOR SALE—3 bedroom house,
„ First Ave., central location.
Fireplace, large sun porch,
automatic warm air heat.
Modern conveniences include
washer, ironer, gas dryer, gas
range, combination refrigera
tor-freezer. Priced for immed
iate sale. See Ernie Bohrer or
call Main 164 after 5:30 p.m. |
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