Local People Vacation
At Pilgrim Springs
Mr. and Mrs. Van Osdol of the
U.S. Weather Bureau, enjoyed a
week’s vacation at the Pilgrim
Springs, taking in the hot sul
phur baths and excellent fishing
as well as the wonderful scenery.
Cherry the barber has just re
turned from the Springs where he
also took a week’s vacation.
Manager Les Bronson states
that he has had a crew of men
planting vegetables and a big
crop for the local market is an
ticipated. Rhubarb is already on
the market and on sale at local
stores, just right for canning.
Reservations can be made thru
Alaska Airlines.
Nighi Softball Games
Played At Nome Field
A softball game was played
Saturday evening, sponsored by
the VFW at Nome Field. The
jteams were an all-Eskimo team
of Nome players vs. the M.S.
Clover Navy team. The Navy team
won by a score of 15 to 8. The
games were played in brilliant
sunshine.
Another game was played yes
terday, between the Air Force
and the Navy team, which the
Air Force won 8-0.
Ed Delilak, local barber, has an
nounced the closing of his barber
shop for the balance of this week
as he is going to Solomon to visit
his sister Ethel Komukhuk.
ONE
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SHOP
Fresh Meats and Fish
0
Fancy and Staple Groceries
Fresh Fruits and \egetables
9
Housewares and Hardware
Dry Goods
Men s and Ladies’ Furnishings
Your Friendly Community Store
Wholesale and Retail
Phone MAin 133 FREE DELIVERY
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FLEMISH KNOT
DUE NOME
TUESDAY EVENING
WALTER W. SIPPRELL, Agent MAIN 68
Williams of ANS Visits Savoonga
After Four Year Absence
Mr. L. Williams of ANS en
joyed a visit to Savoonga yester
day, after an absence of four
years. He received a wonderful
welcome from the people there.
He had been stationed there for
seven years for the Native Ser
vice. Although he was there only
an hour he was overwhelmed by
the sincere and warm greetings
from the people of the village.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving Saturday were: Chas.
Hinsdale, Charles Dummell, Hilky
Robinson, Charles D. Jones, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Walker and fam
ily, Mrs. Jim Cary and two- sons,
Mrs. Luther Dunbar, Robert Dun
bar, June Dunbar, Sam Sauck,
Shyrl and Larry Martin.
Departing were: Mr. Hrdlicka,
Sgt. Bobbitt, Sgt. Sweeney, Jim
locke, Mrs. W. Cameron, Mack
Hilton, Mrs. Gustafson.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: J. Cole, H.
Waterfield, W. Erickson, W. Erick
son, Jr., B. Hanic, J. Edwards,
Mrs. Angeline Thatch and infant,
Patricia, Robert, Jr., Richard,
Rudy and Donna Thatch, A. Rich
ardson, J. E. Hayward, Lena, Ed
gar and Michael Blatchford, J. P.
Venturia.
To Unalakleet: Matilda Jones,
Mrs. A. Castel, Misha Tucker, A.
Tucker, Ike Tall, T. C. Duffield,
and Mary Agnes Eakon.
To Anchorage: W. R. Mesland.
NOTICE
Ed's Barber Shop will be closed
all week. Open again next week.
WANT ADS
FOR RE^NT—6x6 truck by hour
or day. Drive yourself or will
furnish driver from 7 p.m. to
12 p.m. See Steve Pederson or
call Main 22 during working
hours. tf
FOR SALE — Kitchen cabinet,
Guardian r Service cook wear,
desk, asst, china. Call Main 185
LOST—Pink-rimmed glasses. Re
ward. Call Nugget.
FOUND—Red zippered purse.
FOR SALE — Old pictures of
Nome and vicinity prior to 1942.
See list of names in window of
Art and Trading Cerlter.
LARGE assortment of greeting
cards at rea^pnable prices. Art
and Trading Center.
SPECIAL
S8.50 Mens' Slacks — $3.00
(large sizes only)
Western Style
Gabardine Shirts . $6.50
FILSON SUITS
Carpenter's Overalls
Black Union Suits
100 per cent wool . $10.75
THE TRADING POST
r THEATERj
7 to 9 p.m. — 9 to 11 p.m.
—MONDAY & TUESDAY—
“The Law and the Lady”
GREER GARSON AND
MICHAEL WILDING
ALSO A CARTOON
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
“THE IRON MAN”
JEFF CHANDLER. EVELYN
KEYES, STEPHEN McNALLY
PLUS CARTOON
GIRL SCOUT NEWS
Now that Girl Scout encamp
ment is ending, all the girls are
unhappy, because we had so' much
fun. We are going to miss the
swimming and wading, the drama
hour, the bedtime stories and also
the good food.
Five of us were initiated Friday'
night. We had to do lots of funny
things.
When we climbed King Mt.
Friday we saw lots o'x pretty
flo\yers.
We wish to thank the following
for their generous contributions:
Mrs. Hana Ross, Catherine Fran
cis, Mrs. Reader, Mrs. Walter
Glavinovich, Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Jenks, Mrs. Paul Carlson, Mrs.
Richard Roell, Mrs. Pierce Walsh,
Mrs. Harold Harper, Mrs. John
Cooley, Mrs. Steve Andersen,
Mrs. Valtyson, Rev. and Mrs.
Hudgins, Mrs. Tweeter, Mrs. Ben
Young, Bob Cannon, Robert Ok
peoluk, Roy Wall, George Moran,
Angelo Buffas, the Nome Nugget,
the U.S.S.R. & M. Co., and Carl
Glavinovich.
We also received new mattress
covers from the Jensen Trust
Fund.
— Bernice Cannon, Scribe
Heuston Alexander and family
left for the Kougarok to do some
work on their mine in that area
which has not been operation for
the past couple of years.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Elmer Soosuk, Mal
colm Oseuk and Duffy Uglowoo'k
of Gambell; Bertha Vlaar.
Discharged: Ralph Anungazuk
and Guy Elam of Lost River.
BONNIE ANN DUNBAR AND
CLARENCE HAHN MARRIED
IN PORTLAND ON JUNE 10
Bonnie Anne Dunbar daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Dunbar,
was married to Clarence Hahn, at
Paladine Manor, Lewis and Clark
College, Portland, Oregon on June
10th.
Both young people attended the
school from which Bonnie Anne
graduated last week. They were
married by the president of the
college, Dr. Morgan S. Odell who
is also a minister.
June Dunbar, sister o'f the bride,
was maid of honor and Bernice
Launsberry, (bridesmaid. Best man
was Jim Downs.
The couple are now on their
honeymoon but plan to return to
Nome early in July for a visit.
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by the
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Bureau
Cloudy tonight and Tuesday
with occasional light rain show
ers. Easterly winds 10-15 mph be
coming northeasterly 15-20 mph
Tuesday. Low temperature ex
pected tonight 48, high tomorrow
60.
Nome data last 24 hours: high
temperature 59, low 44. Maximum
wind 15 mph from the west. Sun
rjse at 1:20 a.m., sunset at 10:45
p.m.
A year ago today: high temper
ature 60, low 38.
Extremes this date since 1907:
high temperature 70, in 1925, low
29 in 1930.
FOR SALE—Oil range, bookcase,
desk, cabinet, set of table lamps
and other items. Call Main 185.
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