Cornerstone to Be Laid
At New Methodist Church
The cornerstone of the new
Community Methodist Church will
be laid Sunday morning follow
ing the worship service with Rev.
David Blackburn of Anchorage
participating in the ceremony.
The contractors have been
making much progress with the
building despite the weather and
it is expected that the building
will be completed in October, it
has been announced.
City Council Meets Tonight
The Nome City Council which
was scheduled to have held its
regular meeting on Monday, did
not have a quorum, so will meet
in special session tonight.
ARRIVALS ft DEPARTURES
From Fairbanks: Mr. and Mrs.
Barber, Robert Hoyt, John Mur
chison, Y. Fzuzuki, Ben Savgek,
Bill Muller, Wayne Wittie and
Kevin Malone.
To Fairbanks: Mr. and Mrs, Rex
Burdick and children, H. E. Haus
child, Bill Boucher, Robert Cec
carelli, W. Moore, Jim Overall,
Arnold Gologergen, Paul Tousig
nant and Diane Babbitt.
From Kotzebue: Duane Carri
ker, Perry Didrick, Howard
Spoonmore, William Wahl and
Willard Springer.
To Kotzebue: Sterling Croell,
John Belobraidich, Daniel and
James Stalker.
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New Granddaughter
For Bert McCarthy
Bert McCarthy has received
the happy news that he has a
new gradndaughter bom to his
son Walter on Aug. 27 and who
has been named Omie after its
paternal grandmother. This is
their third child.
Walter McCarthy is located at
Beirut, Lebanon, where he has
been the past two years and is
soon to be transferred to Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil.
Robert Giersdorf, who has been
restrict sales manager at Fair
inks for Alaska Airlines since
■959, has been promoted to as
sistant vice president, it was an
* minced by president and gen
eral manager Charles Willis to
day.
~ NOTICE to PARENTS
The 10:00 p. m. curfew ordi
nance is to be sirieily enforced
and all parents are urged to co
operate.
Robert Oliver,
Chief of Police |
Teachers Start Two Days
Of Workshops Tomorrow
Two days of workshops for
Nome school teachers start to
morrow at the school. At 8:00 in
the morning the teachers will be
the guests of the school adminis
trators at breakfast in the multi
purpose room. The workshops,
designed, to familiarize the new
teachers with the school and the
community will begin at 9 o’clock.
Ash Craft, president of the Nome
School Board, will address the
teachers.
A picnic is planned for Thurs
day evening, at Cape Nome.
On Saturday evening the School
Board and their wives will be
hosts at a dinner at the multi
purpose room.
School commences at 8 o’clock
in the morning on Tuesday, Sept.
5, after the Labor Day holiday.
CAP CADETS HOME
FROM TRAVELS
Nome’s CAP Cadets returned
home Saturday from the annual
two-week encampment at Elmen
dorf Air Force Base.
For the boys in the group it
was homecoming after more than
a month’s absence.
The boys left here on July 15
to prepare for the CAP Drill
Team competition held at the Air
Force Academy at Colorado
Springs. The four who were part
of the 22-member Alaska team
were Tommy Boucher, Pepper
Gray, David Grant and Charles
Burnett. They flew ail the way
by military plane, to Elmendorf,
Ft. Nelson, McChord Air Force
Base, Travis AFB, Peterson Field
at Colorado Springs, back to El
mendorf and then home.
Girl Cadets who attended the
two-week encampment were June
Oman, Pearl Johnson and Ethel
Kungsuk.
Two senior advisers from the
Nome squadron who attended the
encampment were Monica Bou
cher and Dave Henchen.
IN MAGISTRATE'S COURT
William Wright was fined .,$$)&
for driving without a city sticker.
Isaac Sealkcke was fined $25 on
a drunk charge.
NO T I C E
Meeting of Republican North
west District convention Friday,
Sept. 8, at Nome for purpose of
choosing delegates to the Stale
Convention to be held in Fair
banks in October.
Wallace Mclver, Chairman
of N.W. District Committee
L0MEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
ARRIVED ON TONSINA: More Doors, Windows, Inside and Outside Wall
Paneling, etc. Some Special Priced, U-Haul — Cash — Right Off the Dock.
We wish to move as much as possible Immediately in order to make up our
last-boat requirements. 10,900 sq. ft. of Fiberglass Insulation (Rolls).
16" ft 23" width—9c sq. ft.—Over 1,000 sq. ft.—7c. 2-Tons of Zonolite Pouring
Insulation. 1 to 0 sacks—$4.90—10 t« 39 sacks—$4.00—40 k over sacks $3.82.
Plywood — Interior/Exterior — Masonite — WaUbosrd * "i
Over 1,900 Sheets in Stock — $3.73 and Up
Sale* Office: Dial 2234 Write Box 700
| Two Superior Court Cases
Transferred to Fairbanks
Judge Hubert A. Gilbert, pre
siding judge of the Superior Court,
for the Second District, today
ordered a change of venue for
two cases entitled State vs. R. W.
Gilbert and State vs. Charles
Willis, transferring the cases from
the Second Judicial District, at
Nome, to the Fourth District at
Fairbanks for trial.
The order was based on the re
quest of defense counsel which
was agreed to by the Attorney
General’s office.
The cases had previously been
set for trial on Sept. 5, 1&61. in
Nome, and the trial date was,
therefore, vacated. The two cases
are alleged game violations which
arose in Kotzebue, this past win
ter.
The question of trial date will
now be determined in Fairbanks
by the Superior Court of the
Fourth District.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Jsnks
Rebarn From Trip "Outside"
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Jenks re
turned from outside where they
have been buying furniture for
their new home. While on their
trip they attended the Sourdough
Reunion in Seattle at Woodland
Park and saw many former Name
ites, some of whom are listed
here:
Ben Gillette, whose wife is hos
pitalized at the Virginia Mason
hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Karl
Dewey, Mr. and Mrs. Nels Strand
and children, Mr. and Mrs. John
Solon, Mike Swedeman, EUls
Hedson, Jennie Frazier, Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Resell, Nick Spagnola,
Mr. and Mrs. Aimer Rydeen, Mrs.
Ole Hay and daughter Olga, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Wallace, who have
sold their apartment house in
Seattle and are moving to Ari
zona, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Boyd,
Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Jackson, Rita
Harper, and many others.
Larry Gillespie, son of Maj.
and Mrs. J. Gillespie, formerly
of Nome and now at Fort Lewis,
has the honor of being selected
for Jet Orientation in Texas re
cently under the CAP Cadet pro
gram, as he is a member of the
Elmendwf CAP Cadet Squadron.
Return From Short Vacation
Wayne Wittie and Billy Muller,
who have been employed by the
N.C. store this past summer, took
a short vacation and visited the
big cities of Fairbanks and An
chorage and returned yesterday.
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Letter-size and Legal File Folders
Available at The Noma Nugget
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MEMBERS
PIONEER IGLOO NO. 1
A special meeting of Igloo No.
I will be held at the Igloo at 8
p. m„ Wednesday, Sept. 8 to select
the delegates to the Grand Igloo
Session at Anchorage Sept. 28.
28. 30 and Oct. L 1881.
Wm. Cameron, Pisa,
Chat. D. Jones, Seely.
WANT ADS
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FOR SALE: International 4-Wheel,
drive station wagon. Dial 2474
or write Box 474, Nome. 105
WORK WANTED: Can qualify for
clerical work, warehouse mana
ger, truck driver or typist. Will
appreciate any offer. Contact
Gary Longley or dial 2258. tf
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FOR SALE: Large air compressor;
airplane sled; Kohler light
plant; walk-in freezer complete
with omit. Dial 2871. 104
FOR SALE: Two dwellings to be
removed from premises after
purchase. The Methodist Church
wishes to sell the former Kea
ton residence, located next to
h the new church, and the old
parsonage building, located on.
the south side of the present
church. Contact Rev. McCray
for information, 105e
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TONIGHT and THURSDAY
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY
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' NOME CAB 1
DIAL 2532i|§
Heuston & Betty Alexander
N*W NUMBER
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Radio Service — Choice of 3 Wells
PUBLIC NOTICE
; State Board of Publie Accountancy
Notice U hereby given of the forthcoming examination far:
ML? “Certified Public Accountant”
“Public Accountant”
NOVEMEBER 8. 9, 10, 1981
The examination will jbe given in Anchorage, Fairbanks, Ju
neau, and Ketchikan. Anyone wishing to take the above ex
amination should make application to Ray Kohler, Secretary
of the Board, P. O. Box 607, Fairbanks, Alaska, on or before