CLINTON GRAY LEAVES
FOR ANCHORAGE AFTER
TEN YEARS WITH NUGGET
Clinton Gray, production man
ager of the Nome Nugget for the
past ten years leaves today to
make his home in Anchorage
where his wife and two children
have already gone.
Mr. Gray has served his home
town well during the past ten
years, having been a member of
the last territorial legislature, a
member of the City Council, serv
ed on the Nome School Board, as
sisted with the Boy Scout pro
gram, been a charter member of
the Nome Lions Club, an officer
in the Arctic Native Brotherhood,
and has given generously of his
time for many other civic projects.
The Gray home has been pur
chased bv Capt. and Mrs. Bill
Caldwell.
POWER FILM AVAILABLE
Sen. Gruening has made ar
rangements for service clubs and
other organizations in Alaska
which would like to show a new
28 - minute sound and color film
“Great River’’ to obtain the print
by addressing George N. Pierce,
district manager of the Bureau of
Reclamation, Box 2567, Juneau.
The film, produced jointly by
the Bureau of Reclamation and
the Bonneville Power Adminis
tration, shows how the Columbia
River was put to work through
the construction of Grand Coulee
and other dams. Sen. Gruening
suggests Alaskans should see it
as an illustration of what can be
dune, on an even larger scale, at
Rampart on the Yukon.
Mother Visits Mrs. Deems
Mrs. Dick Deems, who opened
her new beauty salon Monday, will
also be entertaining house guests
as her mother, Mrs. Jerry Bellan
ger of Anchorage, is scheduled to
arrive, and her grandmother, Mrs.
C. O. Parks of Ketchikan is also
to visit here.
Mrs. Gene Monaco, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. R. Herman whose
home is in New York, arrived
.. sterday with her three children
for a visit with her parents.
NOTICE
The Omie McCarthy Circle of
< > e Community Methodist Church
having its annual picnic at the
0 'borne summer camp of Mrs.
Helen Fagerstrom on Saturday at
1 p.m. Members of other circles
and friends of the church are in
vited to attend. For further infor- j
mation call Helen Fagerstrom after
5 p.m.
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HIGHWAY BULLETIN
An Alaska Highway Bulletin for
the Nome District reports that the
following roads were maintained
during the past month:
FAS Route 130 - Nome-Council:
Road open and in good condition
from Nome to Council. Still foul
ing the Solomon River at Big Hur
rah. Repairs on this bridge will
be completed and it will be open
ed to traffic about Aug. 15.
FAS Route 141 - Nome-Kouga
rok: Road in good condition from
Nome to Coffee Creek. The con
tract from Coffee Creek to Kou
garok River Bridge will be com
pleted during the coming month.
FAS Route 1411 - Center Creek
Maintenance Spur: Road is in good
condition.
FAS Route 131 - Nome-Penney
River: Road is open and in good
condition.
—
Vivian DeLisi of Cleveland,
Ohio, secretary in the office of Rep.
Ralph Rivers who has been on her
first Alaskan visit is spending her
entire vacation seeing the big
state. She has visited in Peters
burg, Juneau, Skagway, Fairbanks
and Anchorage and is also taking
in Barrow before returning to
Washington, D.C.
Dolores Johanson Home
Dolores Johanson. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Johanson who
has been traveling this summer
with former Nome teachers, Mr.
and Mrs. John Woodiel, return
ed home yesterday to get ready
for school.
COMIN' and GOIN'
To Fairbanks: Geo. Markham,
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Bjornstad. Gene
Johnson, W. Klinkle, W. Gates,
Mrs. Deidrich, Roger Tungwenuk,
Nels Nordin, S. Mather, D. Peter
son Jr., Zena Hough.
To Kotzebue: A. Long, B. Lytle,
Frank Gallahorn, C. Willard.
From Fairbanks: Glen Dahl,
Geraldine Patty, Jennifer, Linda,
Delora and Rachel Reichel, Mrs.
Gene Monaco, Gina and Tina Mon
aco, Ed Stachmke, G. Johnson, F.
Fenton, D. Anderson, R. Krueger,
P. Walluck, G. Hellrich, L. Charles,
L Hough, Mr. Clasby, Bud Hag
berg, A. Alex, P. Whitman.
Frm Kotzebue: George Luke, A.
Long. Bert Beltz Jr., G. Kerfoot,
L. Rexford, F. Kentworthy, A1
Jackson.
PIONEER WOMEN OF ALASKA
SPECIAL MEETING
Friday Evening at 8 p.m.
To elect delegates to convention.
Mrs. W. Cameron, vice pres.
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Registration for 1st Grade
And New Elementary
Pupils Next Monday
Parents are requested to register
all first grade pupils and all pupils
1 not previously registered in grades
2 through 6 next Monday, Aug. 2(5.
Registration will be in the Multi
purpose Room of the Nome School
from 9 a.m. until 4 pin.
Parents are asked to bring birth
certificates or proof of date of
birth when pupils are registered.
By state law. the school can re
ceive a child only 6 years of age
or older, or who will be 6 years
old bv Nov. 1.
Junior and Senior High School
students having pre-registered last
spring, will register again when
School starts Sept. 3 at 9 a m.
The regular school program will
again be from 9 a.m. until 12 noon
and from 1 to 4 p.m. The morning
shift for children in grades 1
through 3 will be from 8 a.m. to
12:30 p.m. The afternoon shift will
be from 1 to 5:30 p.m. Eighth pri
mary classes will be on shift this
year. The three 1st grade sections,
three 2nd grade sections and two
of the four 3rd grade sections will
be on shift. All other students will
be on the regular day shift.
A list of all pupils who are on
the shift program in the primary
grades will be given publicity on
Wednesday, Aug. 28.
Magistrate s Court
Zeb Morris Jr., passing through
Nome from Gambell where he has
been working, was given a five
day sentence for a drunk charge
with 4 days suspended.
David Gregory was sentenced to
180 days in jail on drunk and dis
orderly charge.
Kenneth Lee was given a 30-day
suspended sentence for drinking
while a minor.
Edgar Jackson, 18, pleaded guilty
to larceny of checks from the
Shaktoolik native store and was
given a 360-day sentence with 180
suspended with the provision that
he make restitution to Wien Air
lines to the amount of $100.
Hospital News
Admitted: Agnes Okleasik.
Discharged: Paul Kunnuk, Mrs.
Ronald Senungetuk and infant.
NOTICE
Pilgrim Springs Airport is
closed due to hazardous and un
safe condition of the field. An
nouncement of re-opening will be
made when repairs are made.
—Teddy Johanson
THE MIGHTY MIDGET
WANT ADS WORK
WANTED IMMEDIATELY — Man
or woman to supply Rawleigh
products to consumers in Nome
& vicinity. Can earn $50 week
ly part time—$100 or more full
time. Write Rawleigh, 306 Ade
line, Oakland, Calif. 94607
LOST — Waltz 35 mm camera.
Contact FAA station manager.
$10 reward. 101c
FOUND — One camera. Identify
and pay for this ad by contact
ing J. Muller, 443-2624.
WANTED TO BUY: Used pick-up.
Must be in good running order.
Contact Rocky Phillips at North
Star Annex.
SELL Those Surplus Items. Let
a Nugget Want Ad convert them
into cash for you!
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NOMERAMA THEATER
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
AN ALLIED ARTISTS Release
SPECIAL - ADDED - ATTRACTION
LISTON - PATTERSON FICHT
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
TARZAN COES TO INDIA
CAB Holds Hearing Here
The CAB hearing on the revoca
tion or transfer of the existing fed
eral certificate of Munz Airways
to Munz-Northern Airlines started
yesterday in the Superior Court
room with Joseph Fitzmaurice
presiding as examiner. Attorney
for the CAB is is William Howard
and attorney for Richard Galleher
is John Stern. Charles Clasby is
representing Wien Airlines and
Mona Benish is the recording sec
retary.
Witnesses in behalf of the Munz
Northern Airlines were Robert
Harwood, representing the Cham
ber of Commerce, and Rep. Robert
Blodgett of Teller.
The hearing closed at noon to
day.
Arctic Sanitary
Service
CALL 2631
ANYTIME FOR PICKUP
Office Open Daily 4-6 pan.
Betty Alexander Sluicing
Pay Dirt On Dahl Creek
After several years of stripping
and development work on No. 9
and 10 on Dahl Creek, Betty Alex
ander has finished a side drain
and bed rock drain and is now
sluicing pay dirt. Much of this
work was complicated by a camp
wrecking bear and other minor
problems last year, most of which
have been solved or eliminated
now, including one of the bears,
although others are still around.
One of the marauding bear’s
favorite foods was canned milk.
Betty is looking forward to a
clean-up before freeze-up.
The NOME NUGGET
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NOME DRUG STORE
and
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