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home arts club
WILL MEET TUESDAY
The Home Arts Club will meet
at the summer camp of its presi
dent Esther McCoy for its last
meeting of the season tomorrow
evening.
All members not having trans
portation are asked to contact
Mary Jean Potter at Black 44.
and those attending are reminded
to bring their own refreshments
which will be pooled. Miss Mc
Coy reminds the members that it
might be moist underfoot so ap
propriate footwear should be
worn. The camp is west of Cape
Nome and cars should leave town
about 7:30.
There will be election and in
stallation of new officers.
Paul Glavinovich, son of Carl
Glavinovich who graduated from
the U of A this spring with a ma
jor in geology left Saturday for
Lake Illiamna where he will be
doing exploration for :he Ameri
can Climax Metal Corp. for
molybdenum and other metals.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Garrison and
son are house guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Leland Adams. Mrs. Carlson
is a sister of Mrs. Adams and with
her family live in Nenana. They
flew to Nome on the Adams plane
for a visit.
John Tiemeyer, deputy director
for the Division of Veterans Af
fairs has announced that he will
be in Nome on June 10th to assist
veterans here with their prob
lems.
WANTS PEN PAL . . .
Valerie MacDonald, 86 Clark
St. Khandallah, Wellington, New
Zealand wants a pen pal in Nome.
She said she corresponds with
people all over the world.
Arrivals and Departures
Arriving from Fairbanks over
the weekend were Everett Knoll,
Calvin Wood. Earl Hirst, Roy
Conklin, Loren Sasseen, M. J.
Walsh and Orville Bromby.
Leaving by Wiens were Mr.
and Mrs. Kriger, Dr. S. Elmore,
Jim Crawford, Chris Klineberger,
Lily Walker, John McNees, Wal
■r Navokpuk, Mr. and Mrs. Ren
: low, Elmer Olanna, John Maake
ad, Edson Hartje, Harold Fra
ser, Marvin Klik, Dick Peers,
Charles Baird, C. Worthington,
Porter Lockard, Lucille Gilbert,
and Lois Kowchee.
Kotzebue passengers were Vera
Harris, John Beltz, Hannah Tea
youmeak and Art Thompson.
j Cavota-Albright Nuptials
Held Sunday Evening
At St. Joseph’s Church
White gladiolas decorated the
altar of St. Joseph’s Church Sun
day evening for the wedding of
Elizabeth Louise Cavota, daughter
of Fred Cavota, and Wayne Al
bright of the U. S. Weather Bu
-eau. with Father Nevue perform
ing the ceremony.
The bride, who wTas given in
marriage by her father, was dress
ed in traditional white satin and
lace of ballerina length with
fingertip veil and was attended
by her sister Rosemary as maid
of honor. Bridesmaids were Su
sanne Fagerstrom and Janet
Muller. The maid of honor wore
a soft blue gown while the brides
maids were in spring yellow, all
carrying fresh flowers.
Ringer bearer for the double
ring ceremony was Teddy Long
ley and flower girl was Jean
Marie Crew.
The groom was attended by Ash
Craft as best man and Dave Hen
chen and Ken Hudgins were ush
ers.
Music for the ceremony was by
Mrs. James Blanning on the or
gan with soloists Sharon Unter
wagner and Ilene Schick singing
two favorite hymns.
Following the ceremony friends
gathered at the Seaview Room for
a reception w’here Mrs. Frances
Longley had the guest book. Mrs.
Ash Craft cut the wedding cake,
Ella Tanner, Addie Hadjak and
Arlene Muller poured and took
care of the gift table.
The bridal party were honored
with a dinner at the U. S. Weather
Bureau, given by Mr. and Mrs.
Ash Craft the evening before the
wedding and the young couple
left on a honeymoon trip to An
chorage and Fairbanks. They will
make their home in Nome.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Ethel Karmun, James
Dunbar, Margaret Seeganna,
Charles Twork, Henry Seelarok,
Clifford and Dickey Oquillok,
Jack Ozenna and Arlene Picna
look.
Discharged: Harrison Ottenna.
THE WEATHER
Mostly fair today. Partly cloudy
tonight. Low’ tonight 35-40, high
tomorrow 55. In the last 24 hours:
High of 57, low’ of 40. Sunrise at
1:36 a. m., sunset at 10:23 p. m.
Temperatures a year ago: High
of 62, low of 33. Extremes on this
date since 1907: High of 77 in
1957, low of 28 in 1921.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
— DEALERS IN —
Lumber & Plywood, Wallboard, Building Materials, Insulation
Acetylene and Oxygen including Breathing,
Lincoln Welding Equipment
Coal and Industrial Hardware
STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS
Phone MAIN 147 Write BOX 700
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Social Security
Representative To Be
In Nome June 12 and 13
Frank M. Di Paul, field repre
sentative for the Social Security
Administration will be in Nome,
Monday and Tuesday, June 12 and
13, and will be available to the
public from 1 to 5 p. m., second
floor of the Federal Bldg.
Mr. Di Paul advised claimants
that they can speed up processing
time — and checks — by bringing
necessary papers with them at the
time of filing. You should bring
your Social Security card, proof
of age and evidence of last year's
earnings — W-2 Form — if you
worked for wages; if self-em
ployed, bring a copy of 1960
Federal Tax Returns and your
cancelled check as proof of pay
ment. If you are filing as a wife
or widow, you should bring your
marriage certificate. If children
are involved, their birth certifi
cates will also be needed.
REV. MAAKESTAD TO
ATTEND DISTRICT MEETING
Rev. John Maakestad, pastor of
the Lutheran Church, left for Ta
coma Saturday to attend the dis
trict meeting of the American Lu
theran Church being held on the
campus of the Pacific Lutheran
University.
Rev. Maakestad expects to be
gone a couple of weeks during
which time the Church Board
headed by James Picknalook and
Kay Handeland will handle the
affairs of the church.
Also attending the conference
are Rev. and Mrs. N. C. Renslo
of Teller and Rev. Edson Hartje
of Shishmaref. Lay delegate from
Shishmaref is Walter Nayokpuk,
and lay leader from Teller is
Elmer Olanna.
FEDERAL JUDGE
WM. EAST VISITS HERE
Federal Judge William G. East,
of Portland who has been hear
ing cases in Ketchikan, Juneau,
Anchorage and Fairbanks in an
attempt to reduce the bocklog of
cases, visited Nome on Saturday.
His tour is the longest of any
■ visiting judge to Alaska since
Statehood.
W A N T A D S
Fresh Alaskan Eggs Daily
AA Medium — $1.00 Doz.
N.W. Poultry Farm Inc., Kot
zebue. Phone 442-3811 or 442
3721.
WILL BABY SIT. Days. Call
Red 114. tf
FOR SALE — FC150 Jeep. Very
good cond., engine overhauled
recently. Stolpe, White 13. 67p
WANTED TO BUY — Used gold
pans in good condition. Write
Box 221, Nome, Alaska.
FOR RENT — Duplex, strictly
modern; 3-bedroom house; 4
bedroom house; 2 - bedroom
house; 1 - bedroom house. Call
Elack 123. tf
SEALED BIDS will be accepted
for: 1959 Simca 4 dr. auto; 1959
Dodge Coronet 4 dr. sedan.
Terms available: V5 of bid price
for down payment. Bids open
June 15, 1961. M & M Bank. 67
NYLON FISH NETS and supplies
for the Alaskan Subsistence
Fishermen — Commercial type
nets for the Yukon. Kusko
kwim and Arctic areas — If it
swims, we can supply the net
to catch it. Send for free cata
log. Yukon Enterprises, Galena,
Alaska. 68c
HELP WANTED: Men — Women.
Now hiring salesmen or women.
Earn $20 to $30 a day calling
on customers in your area with
a complete line of clothing.
Work part or full time. Made
up samples furnished free.
Northwestern Inc., 403 Nicollet,
Minneapolis 1, Minn.
I NOMER AMA THE ATERI
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I ONI G II T
MIRCLE OF THE HILLS
REX REASON
NAN LESLIE
BETTY LOU GERSON
A BABY GIRL
Mr. and Mrs. Don Karmun are
I the parents of a daughter born
on June 2 at the hosipital. The
father is employed by Wien Air
lines.
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In parts of rural China 50-year
old butter is used as a medicine.
The older it is the more it costs.
In this country buttering up the
other fellow is a social, not a
medical, art.
ANNOUNCING...
Mr. John McNees, has been appointed Special
Representative in Northern Alaska for Alaska
Western Life Insurance Co., Anchorage.
Alaska Western Life is the first home owned
life insurance company in the State of Alaska.
Phone Main 59 — Nome — Box 221
I WARNING!
Fish Pox
VERY CONTAGIOUS TO ADULT MALES
; Symptoms—Continual complaint as to need for
fresh air, sunshine and relaxation. Patient has
blank expressions, sometimes deaf to wife. Has no
taste for work of any kind. Frequent pawing
through tackle bax. Hangs out in Sporting Goods
j Stores longer than usual. Secret night phone calls
to fishing pals. Mumbles. Lies to everyone. No
Known Cure.
Treatment—Medication is useless. Disease is not
fatal. See your Sporting Goods Dealer now. Victim
should go fishing as often as possible.
MORGAN & SON