Church of Nazarene
District Assembly to Be
Held in Anchorage
The annual Church of the Na
zarene District Assembly will be
held in Anchorage on May 30-31,
and the local pastor, Orvil Schmidt,
who represents one of the ten
churches in Alaska will be attend
ing.
After the assembly, Rev. Schmidt
will return to Nome bringing his
new replacement.
Rev. Schmidt with his daughter,
Marilyn, who just graduated from
Nome High School and his son
who graduated here last year will
all enroll next year at the Na
zarene College in Napan, Idaho,
in the fall.
This denomination maintains six
liberal arts colleges and a semi
nary. Its headquarters are in Kan
sas City, Mo.
Also attending the meeting will
be Mrs. Fred Greene.
FAREWELL PARTY
FOR MRS. DAVID NEASE
The Northerner’s Circle of the
WSCS are sponsoring a farewell
party for Mrs. David Nease, past
president of the organization, who
is leaving this week to make her
home in Southeastern Alaska.
The party will be in the Fellow
ship Hall of the Community
Methodist Church Tuesday eve
ning at 8 o’clock and all friends
of Mrs. Nease are cordially invited
to attend.
Magistrate Kelliher in Marshall
Magistrate Maurice Kelliher
made a flight to Marshall on of- |
ficial business to confer with De
STUDENTS RETURN
Returning students from the
Alaskan colleges include:
From the University of Alaska:
Dean Alexander, Gail Mclver, Gail
Croell, Daphne Rylander, Pearl
Johnson, Wayne Wittie, Beverly
Bohrer, Tex Chunn, Albert Kow
chee.
From Sheldon Jackson Junior
College: Bob Oman, Fred Kunge
suk.
Henry Luke in ANS Hospital
Friends of Henry Luke will be
interested to know that he is now
in the ANS Hospital in Anchorage.
Henry has been an employe on the
waterfront, working for the Lomen
Commercial Co. during the navi
gation months, probably longer
than anyone in their service. He
is also an ex-dog racer, having
maintained a fine dog team for
many years which won several
prizes.
Mrs. George Bell is chairman for
the Lion’s luncheon which is being
sponsored by the Women’s Club on
Thursday noon at St. Joseph’s Hall.
Members of the organization will
be contacting her to find out which
of the three hours the luncheon
will be served, that they will be
assisting.
JACK AND JACKSON WED
Elizabeth Jack of Shungnak and
Delbert Jackson of Selawik were
married at Shungnak on Tuesday,
May 22.
Deputy Magistrate F1 e tc h e r
Gregg of Kotzebue performed the
ceremony. Mrs. Neal (Margaret)
Sheldon and Napoleon Black were
the attendants. The brief ceremony
was held out of doors and most
I of the villagers were present.
puty Magistrate L.. E. ust ana re
ports that the ice is breaking up I
along the Yukon between Mt. Vil
lage and Allakanak with no visible
signs ot any flooding problems at
this time.
A REMINDER
All persons holding mining prop
erty are reminded by the State
lagistrate, Maurice Kelliher, that
all legal papers pertaining to such
property must be filed in duplicate.
This includes such instruments as
proof, of labor, location notices,
c' -eds, leases, etc.
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Suffers Scalp Injuries
WASHINGTON UP> — Formei
Sen. Burton Wheeler, 81, escapee
with minor scalp injuries in ar
auto accident in Washington, D.C.
and commented: “I’ve been ac
cused of being hard-headed before
I guess this proves it.”
Wheeler’s head hit the wind
shield when the car in which he
was riding Sunday struck a parked
car. He was taken home after
treatment at a hospital.
Only one out of eight persons
is said to snore regularly.
NOTE OF APPRECIATION
I wish to express my apprecia
tion to those many friends who
wished me well during my recent
illness and also for their kindnesses
to my family while I was gone.
Phillip Dexter
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Cub Pack 63
Holds “Circus Days”
Cub Pack 63 held their May
pack meeting on Saturday evening
in the Multipurpose Room. The
theme was “Circus Days.” Daniel
Bachelder led the flag ceremony.
Lively skits featuring tumbling,
tricks, weight lifting, clowns,
freaks and wild animals were en
joyed. Display tables showed many
of the boys’ recent achievements.
The parent attendance award
went to Den 2. Den chiefs Billy
' Lee and Johnnie Amundsen re
ceived certificates of appreciation
for 2Vi years service.
Allan Kost received his Wolf
rank badge and Kavik Hahn a
Wolf Silver Arrow. Bear Silver
arrows went to Joey and Jamey
Towner.,
Chairman Fred Savok closed
the pack meeting with a brief in
spirational message.
Vacation in Wisconsin
Pat O’Connell, teacher in Nome
grade school is taking two of his
students to Wisconsin with him for
the summer. They are Larry Kel
ler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Les Keller,
and Charles Tucker, son of Mrs.
Eld Maloney. He plans to show
them, among other things, some
farm life.
Nome Eighth Grade
Graduation Ceremony
Held Last Friday
There were 42 students partici
pating in the Eighth Grade gradu
ation ceremony last Friday mor
ning in the School Gym. There
were 43 graduating but one was
unable to be present.
The Junior High Chorus sang
“No Man Is An Island.” Present
i ation of Perfect Attendance
i Awards was also made.
The Salutatory speech was made
. by Douglas Doyle and Dolores
Johanson was the Valedictorian.
Presentation of diplomas was
. made by Ash Craft, president of
. the Nome School Board.
First Casualty of the Season
The first target practice cas
ualty for the season is Douglas
Doyle, Nugget paper carrier, who
had the misfortune of shooting a
hole through his foot with his
.22 rifle.
NOTICE
Pioneer Women are meeting at
the Pioneer Hall at 9:00 a.m.
Thursday morning and will go to
the cemetery to decorate graves.
Barbara Martin. Pres.
CITY COUNCIL
MEETING TONIGHT
8:00 P.M. — CITY HALL
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Film Alaskan Scout
Has Its Premier Showing
FT. RICHARDSON — World
premier of the television film
“Alaskan Scout was held simul
taneously over both Anchorage
television stations Saturday.
The film features the Eskimo
Scouts of Alaska’s 1st Scout Bn.,
Alaska Army National Guard. It
is the latest in the Army’s Big
Picture series.
The just-completed 30-minute
program wil be released next week
for general television use through
out the nation. The Big Picture
appears on about 360 stations
nation-wide.
“Alaskan Scout” was shot early
this year at Nome and Shishmaref.
It is the story of a dog-sled patrol
across the Seward Peninsula by
two National Guard Scouts and
two active Army soldiers.
Featured in the film are Lt.
David Vozka of the 4th Battle
Group, 23rd Infantry, Ft. Richard
son; Pvt. 1/C Jerry Hickey of the
U.S. Army, Alaska, Information
Office; and Staff Sgt. Andrew
Ningalook and Pvt. 1/C Ralph
Sinnok of the National Guard
Scout detachment at Shishmaref.
Jack Reed, service officer for
State Police Dept., left yesterday
for Seattle to be with his wife
who will be having surgery this
week.
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VISITS HERE
. Mrs. Muriel Crumrin has as her
guest, W. N. Royer of Pilot Rock,
Ore., who is visiting here for a few
days and then the two friends will
leave to see more of Alaska before
returning to Oregon.
Mrs. Carolyn Coons and daugh
ters are leaving today for Mas
sachusetts. They are taking their
Volskwagen by air to Fairbanks
and are driving across the U.S.A.,
returning in time for school in the
fall. Mrs. Coons is remedial read
ing teacher.
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