MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Lucy Outwater, Les
lie D. Goodrich, Morris Tucker,
Donna Morgan, Ted Grotha.
Discharged: John Peoples and
Teddy Reed.
Pan American Airways
Arriving Saturday: Miss Mc
Kain, Mr. Luke, Mr. and Mrs.
A1 Lamoureaus, Mr. and Mrs.
Minnix, Mrs. A. Saario and two
children, June Butler and daugh
ter. Pete Juntila was a roundtrip
passenger.
Departing: John Peoples, Ches
ter Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Rogan and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Sormebom and family, Margaret
Swanberg, James Brown.
Wien Airlines
From Fairbanks: Judge Walter
Hodge, Richard Kosonivic.
To Fairbanks: John Kulowiyi,
J. A. Mierzwa.
To Kotzebue: Robert Ottittuk,
Lt. C. J. Roetel, Irene Cornue.
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Grass Fire and Garage
Fire Put Out Saturday
The Fire Department was called
out twice yesterday, first to a
gress fire near the residence of
Dolly Prout and the second time
to a grass fire near the Bronson
garage. The garage fire was
caused by a spark from welding
apparatus. No damage desulted
from either fire.
Grass Fire This Afternoon
The fire department responded
to a fire alarm at 3rd and C St.
this afternoon to put out a grass
fire near the James Savok home.
COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT
The City Council meets tonight
in regular session at 8 p.m. at
the City Hall.
Mothers Club will meet tonight
at 7:30 at the recreation hall of
the LWY Community Center. The
lesson will be Food Values of lo
cally found meats and greens.
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Sailing June 8
From Seattle
Calling al Nome, SI. Michael,
Unalakleel and Teller
CAP Officials I
Return From
Anchorage Meet
Capt. Philip Lancaster, com
mander of the Nome Squadron
Civil Air Patrol, attended the
Alaska Wing Civil Air Patrol con
ference in Anchorage this past
week-end. He was accompanied
by Capt. Josephine Weyer, adju
tant; Maj. George Weyer, train
ing officer; Sgt. Andrew Loesch,
communications officer; and
Cadet Lt. Barbara Trigg, who is a j
member of the Alaska Wing Ad- j
visory Council.
They were airlifted to Anchor
age Friday night by USAF C-47
and returned to Nome Sunday
evening.
j While 'at the conference they
j attended the various staff meet
ings and endeavored to iron out
I problems pertaining to CAP in
: Nome. A great deal of stress was
placed on the cadet training pro
gram by Jack Sorenson, educa
tional specialist from regional
headquarters of CAP. With the
new manuals, workbooks, film
strips and records now in pos
session of the squadrons, the
cadet training program can be
a very interesting one to instruct
and learn. All cadets are urged to
complete the Phase-Two Program
before the summer encampment
to be held in August at Elmen
dorf.
The Cadets of the Cadet Advi
sory Council enjoyed a pleasant
evening of entertainment at the
home of Maj. Frank Walkup,
J Wing Chaplain, while the senior
■ group attended a cocktail party
! arranged for them at the Travel
| ers Inn Saturday evening.
During the final assembly Sun
• day noon, awards and decorations
j were presented to various mem
| bers of the squadrons. Among
I those honored were Capt. Philip
! Lancaster, receiving the white
j service ribbon for four years in
j CAP; Capt. Josephine Weyer, who
received a letter of commenda
tion from the Wing Commander
for outstanding administrative
work; Lt. Martin Olson was com
mended for his outstanding
search and rescue work in the
Nome area. Both Maj. and Capt.
Weyer received the blue service
ribbon for over six years in CAP.
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Traffic to Nome Field
Detoured Around Sink
Traffic to Nome Field is being j
detoured voer the Center Creek
Road on the hill as the city fill
across Dry Creek has collapsed.
Earlier this spring it was nec
essary to dynamite the ice in the
creek due to high water and it is
reported that the large culverts
under the fill may have been
damaged at that time.
The road was also out at Hast
ings yesterday due to high water,
but the BPR expected to have it
repaired today.
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TONIGHT
6:15—Industry on Parade
6:30—Crossroads
7:00—Disreyland
8:00—Sermons from
Science
8:30—Caesar's Hour
8:30—Ray Anthony
9:30—To Be Announced
TUESDAY
6:15—Mickey Mouse Cl'b
7:15—Coke Time
7:30—Broken Arrow
8:0C—On Trial
8:30—Loretta Young
9:00—To Be Announced
10:00—Tunes & Talent
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