Lewis Boys Return Home
The Norvin Lewis family, which
has been widely scattered all win
ter, is about to enjoy a home
coming celebration.
Harry, one of the twins, has
just completed a course of study
at Sparton School of Aeronautics
at Tulsa, Okla., and has returned
to Nome. He has his A & E license
and commercial license.
Charles has been with Wiens
this winter and is now here.
Bob, who has been in service,
has received his discharge and
returned home also.
The oldest son, Norvin, Jr.,
however, is still in medical school
and will not be home at this
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ALASKA AIRLINES
Incoming from Anchorage:
Norma Hoyt, Harold Hoyt, Sam
uel Wesley.
From 'Unalakleet: Donald Bogi.
To Anchorage: L. Lehto, H.
Lehto, S. McAfee, R, Calvert, F.
Miller, F. McGinty, A. Skaggs, L.
Bronson, Don Hendershot, Mrs. C.
Rogers, Charles Rogers, Fred
Borslund.
To Unalakleet: L. Popp, Mr. and
Haferbecker, Milburn, E. Thomp
son.
I NEW ITEMS I
JUST ARRIVED 1
5-pc. Matched Luggage
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Children's Denim Plaid
Skirts and Shirts
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1 Children's Jackets
and Jeans
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3 Men's Rubber Overalls I
s and Work Clothes
I Children’s and
I Misses’ Shoes
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CAVOTA’S
THE FAMILY STORE
Supervised Play For
Pre-School Children
Starts on Monday
Supervised play for pre-school
children will start next Monday.
This was announced by Mrs. Gor
don Osborne, chairman of the
Home Arts Club, which sponsors
this project.
Hours for supervised play for
the small tots will be 10 to 11:30
in the morning. During this time
the playfield equipment will be
kept for the enjoyment of the
small children.
Through the cooperation o f
Chief W. W. Laws, the equip
ment has been installed so that
swings, giaftt stride, merry-go
round and slide are now in use.
Sand boxes will be filled with
fresh sand as soon as available.
Mrs. Osborne stated that sever
al mothers have already volun
teered to assist in the program
and more will be welcomed. New
mothers in the community, she
stated, are welcome to assist in
the project.
* Mothers participating next
week are Mrs. Osborne, Mrs. Jack
Wichels and Mrs. James Walsh.
The Girl Scouts also will help
supervise the smaller children,
and they will be assisted by Mrs.
Carl Glavinovich, Mrs. George
Bayer, Mrs. Maurice Kelliher, and
Mrs. Ben Young
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Emma Bellows Here On Visit
After an absence of several
years, Emma Bellows, who was
owner and operator of the North
Pole Bakery for a long time, re
turned for a few days visit with
old friends.
She is enroute to Kotzebue
where she will be in charge of
the Wien Hotel kitchen this sum
mer.
Mrs. Effie Baldwin leaves today
for a visit in the States with her
daughter, Mrs. Pete Olson and
family at Kingston, Washington.
She also plans to go “home” to
Massachusetts after an absence of
over 30 years to visit with her
sister there
— TEEN-AGE DANCE —
Saturday Evening — 9:00 p.m.
Arctic Club Hall
SAVE SAVE SAVE
SAVINGS UP TO 40%
on all food and household items. Standard brand items such
as Libby's, Del Monte, Stokely, etc. Nome and Kotzebue
boats leaving Seattle on June 4th and July 9th.
Write for your copy of our latest price list.
REFERENCES: First National Bank, Anchorage, Alaska .
ALASKA FOOD ENTERPRISES
P. O. Box 133 Anchorage. Alaska
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1952 SCHEDULE
JUNE 4 — Nome, St. Michael, Unalakleet, Golovin
JULY 3 — Nome (to discharge perishables only). Teller,
Kotzebue, Deering, Nome (to discharge balance of
cargo..
AUGUST 20 — Nome, St. Michael, Golovin.
SEPTEMBER 24 — St. Michael, Nome, Teller.
(All Sailings Subject to Change Without Notice)
Deliveries to our Seattle terminals should be completed
by five days prior to the sailing date except for
refrigerated cargo, which will be received by special
arrangement.
Huge U.S. Merc Birthday
Cake To Be Sampled
By Customers Saturday
The management of the U.S.
Mercantile Store has announced
that a special- feature of the An
niversary Sale now in progress,
will be the cutting of a huge
birthday cake on Saturday, with
all customers in the store during
the day, partaking.
The cake was presented to the
store with the. compliments of the
North Star Bakery, where it was
made by owner Ernie Gustafson,
and beautifully decorated for the
occasion.
In answer to the many inquiries
as to when the bicycle will be
given away to some lucky child,
the manager stated that the event
would take place at the end of the
month.
Red Cross Sends Help
For Flood Relief
Last Monday the local Red
Cross chapter, which serves most
of the Second Division, held their
regular meeting, sending $40 as
their share for flood and other
relief. The National Red Cross
carefully investigates, gives need
ed help, and then in these major
disasters, gives the local chapters
an estimate of their share. The
Wrangell fire was one of the dis
asters thus helped.
A loan was made to a service
man; a report of more than 35
Home Nursing certificates given
through classes held by the chap
ter’s qualified instructors; and
about a dozen cases handled in
the past six weeks through Red
Cross Home Service telegraph ser
vice for servicemen and their
families.
"4-on" Duplicate Receipt Books
at the Nugget
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WANT ADS
POSITION DESIRED — Book
keeper-typist. Write Box 547.
FOUND—Man’s gold ring. Call at
Nugget and pay for this ad.
GETTING A BIT ABSENT
MINDED. If you find an upper
partial plate, or a Bolsey 35 mm
camera with light meter tied to
the carrying case, or maybe
some other assorted but missing
articles, they may belong to Bob
Treat. His wife, who usually
checks such items, isn’t avail
able for the search-party, and
the Reverend would appreciate
any help.
NOME GARAGE now open, im
mediate and efficient service.
Complete automotive repairs,
Front and Mettler Way. Expert
mechanics to do your work.
DREAM
THEATER
Friday, June 6—7:15 & 9 p.m.
- DOUBLE FEATURE -
Saturday, June 7—7:30 p.m.
" BATTLEGROUND "
Van Johnson, Richardo Montalban
George Murphy, John Hodiak
Sunday, June 8 — 7:30 p.m.
" SHADOW ON THE WALL"
Ann Sothem - Gigi Perreau
. - Zachary Scotl -
Rotary Views England
“Coals to Newcastle” ~ dia
monds to* Kimberly,— tourism to
the most addicted tourists on
earth — but the Rotarians always
find it fun. Thursday noon again
Nome’s gearmen exposed them
selves to a Pan American koda
chrome appetizer on England,
Brussels, and tiny Luxembourg.
Probably it was Pan American’s
way o*f saying thanks to the fly
ingest village going. Where else
does a town of almost 2,000 do
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all their coming and going by air,
but Nome?
Harry Gabrielson, for example,
just checked in from Seattle, John
McNees from Portland, Jim von
der Heydt was ready to go to a
Washington, D.C., conference —
just about a third of the Rotary
club is usually winging some
where. Someday a national maga
zine will notice this unusual feat
of wings, and we’ll all be head
liners again. In the meantime,
Nome flys on, contractors to their
work, Eskimos to their villages,
and miners to their camps. Where
else in the world do they abandon
a railroad for a new landing field?
Guests were Gene Margraf, re
cently returned by air, of course,
from security work in mining for
the government; Frank McGinty,
FBI, from Anchorage; and John
Tomcik, ACS, leaving Nome for
re-assignment.
Wiens Awarded Contract
With Navy Department
To Fly To Pt. Barrow
Wien Airlines, who have been
awarded the contract for trans
porting men and materials to Pt.
Barrow from Fairbanks for the
Navy Department, will start haul
ing July 1, according to manager
Paul Spurlock of the Nome ofice.
Operations will include the use
of C-46s, DC-3s and also single
engine planes for bush operations.
Wien Airlines pioneered the
route for the Navy in 1942 and
held the contract in ’46, ‘47 and
’48. Then Alaska Airlines took
over and for the past two years,
Transocean Airlines has had the
contract.
Alaska Visitors Dinner
Postponed til Saturday
The Alaska Visitors Assn, din
ner scheduled for this evening at
the Bering Sea Club has been
postponed until tomorrow evening.
Ed Coffey, president of the AVA,
and executive director James W.
Chadwick were scheduled to ar
rive today, but will not be here
until tomorrow.
The committee states that about
sixty guests have made reserva
tions for the dinner, which will
be held Saturday evening at 7.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving this morning were S.
W. Alexander, John Olson, John
Milne, Jack Killner, George Good,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralf Reat, Lowell
Campbell, J. Abram, Alfred Enix,
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Jackson, Lou
Loders, Kathy Fisher, Douglas
and Diane Lee, B. Means, Bob
Murdock, Pete Olson, W. Kilkins.
Departing are C. S. Stemler,
James von der Heydt, Hardy Loe,
Gregory Paulos, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Reese, Shirley Griffin, Mrs. Effie
Baldwin, and Doyle Cathron.
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NOTICE
Women's Society of the Com
munity Methodist Church meets
tonight at 8:00 p.m. at the resi
dence of Mrs. Everett Adams.
WE ARE PROUD ...
OF OUR LINE OF
FUR PARKAS
THESE VARIETIES ARE OH DISPLAY HOW —
NORTHERN ALASKA MUSKRAT
BERING SEA SPOTTED
and HAIR SEAL
BLACK DYED SEAL
SPOTTED and WHITE RABBIT
RACOON
SILVER GRAY MOUTON
BEAVER BROWN MOUTON
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Prices are Very Reasonable
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