Specialty Sales Sponsors
Weekly Hit Tune Contest'
This week marks the opening
of a weekly contest at Nome
Specialty Sales. Prizes for the
correct guessing of each week’s
hit parade of popular tunes will
consist of a choice Of records by
the winner; two prizes are offered.
A correct guess of the hits en
titles the contestant to a choice
of one record.
The first received correct guess
of the top ten and the most popu
lar artist recording each entitles
the contestant to $5 worth of
record. Any week there is no
winner this prize builds up in
value. Winners will be announced
in the Nugget.
There will be open house at
Specialty Sales every evening be
tween 7 and 8 p.m. to hear the
top tunes and to pick up the
contest blanks.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Billy Attatyuk, Flora
Tocktoo.
Discharged: Mary Pushruk.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Hear Rev. and Mrs. Claude
Malcom each morning at 10 a.m.
and each evening at 7:30 p.m. al
the Assembly of God Church.
ROAD BULLETIN
The Sunset Road is in good con
dition to the Sunset dredge camp.
Dexter Road now passable to
Basin Creek.
Center Creek Road will be
closed to all traffic the 12th or
13th of June.
Hastings Creek on the Nome
Council Road is passable to ve
hicles although rough.
Safety Ferry will be launched
either June 11 or 13.
—Frank Morris, District Engineer
NOME COUNCIL ADOPTS
NEW SCHOOL RESOLUTION
A special meeting of the Nome
City Council #was held Monday
evening for the purpose of adopt
ing a resolution for the sales
contract in connection with the
building of the school addition.
U.S. DISTRICT COURT
The next case on the U.S. Dis
trict Court calendar is that of
Glass vs Coplin. It is set for next
Monday.
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The dignity of the court was
momentarily disrupted last week
by water in the court room. This
ever - present hazard turned up
unexpectedly on the chair of one
of the court officials.
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Ten Explorer Scouts
To Attend Encampment
At Kodiak June 13 to 20
Ten boys are busy making pre
parations to attend the Explorer
Boy Scout encampment at Ko
diak, June 13-20.
; They will leave here Sunday by
military plane and will join with
the group attending the encamp
ment from Fairbanks.
The encampment this year will
include a one-day cruise in and
around the Island of Kodiak and
the Seal Rock areas, where sea
lions are prevalent In addition to
the cruise there will be a tour of
the Kodiak Naval Station and the
City of Kodiak and surrounding
area.
Demostrations will be given of:
fire fighting (an actual fire); a
sea-air rescue; A.R.D. floating dry
dock; deep sea diving.
In seamanship, demonstrations
will be presented of: aerology,
navigation, marlin spike seaman
ship skills, piloting, boat handling
and maintenance, cruising, dam
age control, and sea history.
A formal review will be held
Saturday with church services
Sunday and a barbecue at one
of the large cattle ranches on
Sunday evening.
This year the group will be
the largest ever to attend from
Nome. The boys who earned the
privilege are: Bob Russell, Jerry
Trigg, Dick Benson, Taylor Moto,
Chuck Snyder, Kenneth Koton
gan, Art Nuglene, Chuck Fager
strom, Allan Attatayuk, and Joe
Senungetuk. George Bell is the
boys’ adviser.
Alaska Airlines Office
Burglarized Wednesday
Two locked cash boxes were
stolen from the safe of the Alaska
Airlines office some time Wednes
day night. They contained ap
proximately $350 in cash and
about a $100 worth of airline
tickets.
There was considerable activity
at the office Wednesdoy evening,
it is reported, with late planes in
and out after 10 o’clock. Manager
Margaret Heller worked until
after midnight in the office. The
time of the theft has not been
ascertained and there is no in
dication that the building was
broken into.
Both the U.S. Marshal and the
city police are working on clues
it is reported.
IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
Elmer Seetomona was fined $50
by the U.S. Commissioner for en
tering a beverage dispensary for
the purpose of purchasing liquor
while under the age of 21.
Fine Job Printing at The Nugget
Cub Scouts i To Have
Picnic On Monday
The Cub Scouts will have a
Picnic Pack meeting on Monday
evening, it has been announced
by Cubmaster Nate Silverberg.
All Cubs and their families are
to meet at the Community Metho
dist Church, bringing their own
lunches and as many cars as pos
sible at 6:15 p.m.
Parents are urged to make a
special effort to attend with their
boys as this is the last meeting of
the season and a good program
has been planned.
ROTARY CLUB
Special guests of Rotarians on
Thursday were the sons or sons
adopted for the day of the mem
bers of the club. A program ap
propriate to the occasion was pre
sented.
Sen. Lyng Goes To Candle
Senator Howard Lyng left for
| Candle on today’s Wien bush
! flight, to be gone several weeks in
connection with his Jump Creek
| mining property.
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| WEEKEND $
SPECIALS
THURSDAY thru SATURDAY
Borden - Carnation - Pet - Morning MILK
-6 / 1.00 7.75 case—i—
COFFEE $1.19 lb.
Grapefruit, Orange and Pineapple Juice
— 48-oz. 52^ — — No. 2 can 22^ —
SEE SPECIALS IN THE
HOUSEWARE DEPARTMENT
— ALSO DRY GOODS —
S-T-R-E-T-C-H vour dollars
$ Cash Only $
Your Friendly Community Storo
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Department of Northern Commercial Company |
Phone MAin 133 FREE DELIVERY
MY Square Knot Sailed from Seattle
JUNE 7th
Calling: Nome, Unalakleet, St. Michael,
Lost River, Teller
For information address ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO. offices
either Fairbanks or Anchorage, or Pier 42, Seattle, Wash.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE — 1954 Ford panel,
150 miles. Floyd Wheeler. 71
FOR SALE — Household items,
clothing and toys. Havens. Call
Main 50. 69c
FOR SALE — Bendix automatic
washer, radio-phonograph, and
chest. Call Red 74. 70
FOR SALE in Fairbanks—1954
Chevrolet. Excellent condition.
Curtis Johnson. Ph. White 94.
Will do any kind of washing and
ironing at my home. —Mary
Ann Petersen.
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| THEATER I
Jj. SHOW TIMES EVERY DAY: U
* 7:15 and 9:15 P.M.
9 Plus Early Show Sunday: 5:15 p.m. $
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
“Plymouth
Adventure”
with
Spencer Tracy
Gene Tierney
Van Johnson
Leo Glenn
Dawn Adams
— Plus Serial —
'DESPERADOES OF THE WEST'
SUNDAY and MONDAY
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YOU ARE INVITED TO
OPEN HOUSE
at
Nome Specialty Sales Record Shop
8 p.m. to 9 p.m.
to hear the top tunes and to pick up your
Contest Blanks
Here’s your chance to build up your record
collection Free of Charge
Now Available:
• FRESH SINEW
• TANNED SEAL SKINS
• WOLF RUFFS
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• CARIBOU LEG SETS
• RABBIT SKINS
• ALPACA PARKA LINING