Boyd Harwood Keturns
From Alaskan Command
Advisory Board Meeting
Bon 1 Harwood, as pivsidont i f
* ■ Board of Directors of fho
Miners N- Merchants Bank, re
•nod Friday evening from T\l
mendorf A:r Force Bam wher, he
was taken b\ military ; ' -no to'
•••rte’oi a meeting of the Alaskan
Con-mud Advisory Bo: r i.
T is hoar,; of civilian-, who. met
with military heads at the base,
is is moused of the folio-., ine,:
Tha Most Rev. Dermont O’Flan
agan.. Bishop of Juneau: Honorable
Everett Henri, Judge of the Super
ior Court. Fairbanks; Boyd Har
wood. President of the Board.
Miners (Sc Merchant.- Bank. Nome:
Louis Yerrman, Alaska Steamship
Co.. Kodiak: Robert Reeve. Presi
dent of Reeve Aleutian Airlines:
Larry Landry, Military Affairs
I.iai.-on to Governor: Robert At
wood, editor and publisher of the
Anchorage Times: Alvin Bramsted.
general manager of KEN I radio
and TV; R. T. Albers, president
of the Anchorage Chamber of Com
merce: Wally Hickel, president of
Travelers Inn Co.. Anchorage; D.
Cuddy, president, First National
Bank, Anchorage; A. G. Gilbert,
manager, KTYA: Elmer Rasmu
son, president of the National Bank
of Alaska. Anchorage: William
Wood, president of the University
of Alaska; and Dr. Paul Haggland.
Fairbanks.
ATTENTION . . .
U OF ALASKA STUDENTS
Student? wanting season tickets
fur the Music Trails at the special
price of $8.00 must purchase them
before school starts.
Music Trails includes the follow
ing this year:
Dorothy Kirsten, Sept IT: Alice
S ch o e n f o Id. vi o 1 i n i s t: Carol v n
Stanford, mezzo soprano; Herman
Gooes, piano and tire New York
Wood Quintet.
•Students may write for tickets
‘ Ev. ;-; Hough. Box 1600, Fair
NOTE OF APPRECIATION
Thank you for your confidence
me, bestowed in the primary
election. It is indeed appreciated.
Willie Foster
NOTICE
The undersigned will not be re
sponsible for any debts incurred
by the Golden Goose Bar after 12
noon, Aug. 16, 1962. New owner i
is Max Gray. 100p
Ray & Betty Koplin
KA I 11! f! N CM \RI I S AND
DAVID 1 ill I STROM \RH
M \RR! I'D S \ FIRDAY
K. :h!<. on \,i*■!c Charles, daugh
ter of Mr. nd Mrs. Victor Charles.’
became the bride (S' David Hill
s'tom in i double ring ceremony
yt rday afternoon at the Com
munity Methodist Church with
Re H 'ward DeVore performing
tne Cv'i't monv. Beautiful gladiolus
decorated flic altar.
The bride, in a floor length
gown of nylon lace and tulle with
fingertip veil. centered with a
small crown of seed pearls, car
ried a corsage of tiny white roses
and lily of the valley. She was
attended by Mrs. Thayer Kessles.
The groom was attended by the
bride's brother. David Charles.
Following, the ceremony a recep
tion was held in the Fellowship
Hall of the church with Mrs. David
Mease serving the punch and Mrs.
Ash Craft cutting the wedding
cake. Mrs. Richard Sackett was in
charge of the guest book.
In a couple of weeks the couple
will leave Alaska to make their
home in Minnesota.
NORTHWIND IN ROADSTEAD
The U. S. Coast Guard Cutter
Nurthwind is in the roadstead for
two days while Capt. R. R. Wae
sche makes a flight to Point Bar
row. On his return the icebreaker
cutter will continue its work of
gathering oceanography informa
tion about the Oyashio Current
which flows in the southeast paral
lel tii the Siberian coast in Western
Bering Sea. This current is an im
portant factor to the fisheries in
dustries in the Bering Sea and the
North Pacific Ocean.
New Teachers at Deering
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perry of
S dinar, Cal., are the new teachers
for Deering, Alaska, and after a
few days in Nome will be leaving
for thc-ir new assignment with the
Bureau of Indian Affairs.
"Dark Valley" Held Over
The Christian film "Dark Val
ley." shown last night at the
B:ble Baptist Church is being held
\ er for tonight only. While the
fiim was attended with fine re
sponse, Rev. Leight. is extending
an invitation to till others who
could like to see it that were un
cle to attend last night.
Come early, the film will begin
at 7:30.
MUSEUM MEETING
Seaview Room
Tuesday — 3:00 p.m.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
Sales office: Dial 2234 Write Box 700
DEALERS IN
Lumber & Plywood Building Materials Wallboard Insulation
Oxygen & Acetylene Welding Machines Electrodes
Supplies and Accessories
Jaeger Pumps Zeus & Pioneer Light Plants
MacWyte Wire Rope Standard Oil Products
John Olson Tolls About
Golovin Fishing Season
John and Katherine Olson of
Golovin are visiting in Nome for
a few days. having experienced
their first season of fishing for
the Bering Sea Fisheries, and look
forward to continuing the work
again next summer as they bought
their gear from the canning com
pany.
Mr. Olson stated that he esti
mates tiie operation brought into
the community of Golovin about
$40,000 and that his boat averaged
about 200 fish a day at 35 cents
a fish. Me estimated between 20
and 30 boats operated tit Golovin
this season.
ALASKANS SEE ALASKA
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Hakkinen,
busines people of Haines, visited
Nome while on an interesting Al
askan trip which took them from
Haines to Dawson, up the highway
to Fairbanks where they took the
Barrow tour, making the circle to
include Nome and Kotzebue be
fore returning to Fairbanks where
they had left their car.
Greetings From Woodiels
Mr. and Mrs. John Woodiel, for
mer teachers here, met Pearl
Johnson, Senior Girl Scout, while
she was at the Century 21 Fair
and sent greetings to their friends
and former students here.
MAGISTRATE'S COURT
Buddy Navkok, 30 days for giv
ing liquor to a minor.
Lydia Nance. 15 days for dis
orderly conduct; Emma Bourdon,
60 days for disorderly conduct;
Hannah Castel, $10 on a drunk
charge.
For fishing without licenses R.
Cavillo was fined $5; Benton Wil
lians $10. Henry Jack got a $5
fine for fishing without license;
$10 fine for a drunk charge; $10
fine for carrying a concealed
weapon and a 10 day suspended
sentence.
HOSPITAL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dickson
are the parents of a son born on
Aug. IB.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ahwinona are
the parents of a son born on Aug.
20.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Larson arc
the parents of a daughter born
on Aug. 15.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Saclamana
are the parents of a son born on
Aug. 15.
Admitted: James Herron of
Northeast Cape.
Discharged: Mrs. P a n i p tchuk,
Mrs. Isaac Larson, Viola Waghiyi,
Catherine Walluk, Loruna Maki
vuk.
Lions Meet Tomorrow
Nome Lions are reminded that
there will be a noon luncheon
meeting tomorrow at noon at the
North Star Seaview Room.
ARTS
Barber & Beauty Shop
9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
MONDAY ihru THURSDAY
9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
For Appointments
Phone 2590
WANT ADS
FOUND — Two pairs of glasses
with black frames.
FOR SALE: Hoover electric floor
washer. New, never used. Call
2439. 38c
WILL THE PERSON that took a
35mm camera out of a blue
Renault behind the Alaska Air
lines Bldg., please return it to
the Nugget. No questions asked.
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