Savings Bond Chairman
Stresses Importance Of
Buying Bonds Regularly
Mrs. Helen Fischer, who heads
the sale of U.S. Savings Bonds in
the Suite of Alaska, met with the
Nome School Board last evening
to discuss the school savings sUimp
program.
While here she also conferred
with the M & M Bank where U.S.
Savings Bonds are available to
the public. "Our National Free
dom Bond drive opened May 1st.”
she reported, “and its objective
during the two-month drive period
has been to sell one or more extra
bonds to every American family.
Buying a bond for the Freedom
Rond drive may seem to some as
a minor contribution to vital is
sues our nation faces today, but
it is far from minor; the wide
spread sale of savings bonds plays
a key part in the strength of our
economy, which in turn supports
our defense efforts.”
She also reported that pur
chases of U.S. Savings Bonds in
Alaska for March amounted to
$361,482.
In the interest of stimulating the
bond program, Mrs. Fischer, made
a trip to Kotzebue and Teller be
fore coming to Nome.
INVESTIGATE DEATH
Magistrate Maurice Kelliher, ac
companied by District Attorney
Virgil Vochoska, Jack Reed of the
State Police, and Dr. Robert Fen
stermacher, made a trip to Teller
yesterday for the inquest in the
death of Mary Ellen Henry, four
month-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Henry.
The verdict of the coroner's
jury was that of natural death.
There was concern, due to bruises
on the body of the infant.
CAMPS BROKEN INTO
The Girl Scout camp at Dexter ,
was one of several camps broken
into during the winter, reported
Mrs. Dan Walsh, who stated that
.1 seemed a shame that people!
'••Quid go so far out of the way to j
■hberately destroy and mess up I
.. camp which used for serving the
ung people of the community.
This year the door wras broken
and left open, causing much
‘erior damage to the Scout camp.
WATCH FOR
PIZZA HOUSE
OPENING SOON
PHONE 2611
Three Films to Be Shown
j At Baptist Church Tonight
Three films will be shown to
; night, starting at 7:30. in the Fel
| lowship Hall next to the Bible
i Baptist Church. "Freedom High
i way." is a 40-minute film in color,
, the story of five people on a Grey
i hound bus. The problems of these
people unfold against a background
of eyefilling scenery across the na
tion. As the trip progresses through
parts of our country, where events
shaped the story of America, these
stirring scenes are re-enacted, re
creating some of the most mo
mentous moments in history.
The second film is a 30-minute
color display of the entire 1963
I Pasadena, Calif.. New Year’s Day
Rose Parade, titled "Memorable
Moments.” In this film are thou
sands and thousands of roses, or
chids, carnations and other blooms
woven into breathtaking flower
boats, with the actual music of the
nation’s 21 best marching bands.
The third film is a dramatic pre
sentation, of a religious nature,
titled "The Faith of Juan Tai,” the
story of a young man in Southeast
Asia, who refused to reject his
faith at the hands of Communist
infiltrators.
There will be no admission
charged, and the public is welcome,
however, you must come early to
get a seat. Films start at 7:30 sharp.
Mrs. Jennie Martin, well known
pioneer and mother of Tom Martin
who has been "outside” for several
years, is back home again for an
indefinite stay and busy working
at the Nome Telephone Co. office
in the afternoons. She looks for
ward to seeing her many friends.
Mrs. Jim Freericks and children
are visitors here from Fairbanks.
Mrs. Freericks is the sister of
Mary Honsberger of Wien Airlines.
Her husband is one of the well
known pilots of that company
Hospital News
Admitted: Tommy Iypana.
Discharged: Frances Pikongan
na, Dolores and Lucille Kunnuk,
Rebecca French. Sharon Kline,
Allen Reed.
NOTICE
Day Camp for Brownie Scouts
will be held July 15 through July
19. Hours of Day Camp will be
10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Registration will be today, Fri
day, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Register at the Dan Walsh home.
Registration fee is SI and please
bring it during registration.
LOME'S COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
Sales Office: Dial 2234 Write Box 700
DEALERS IN
Lumber & Plywood Building Materials Wallboard Insulation
Oxygen <S Acetylene Welding Machines Electrodes
Supplies and Accessories
Jaeger Pumps Zeus & Pioneer Light Plants
MacWyte Wire Rope—Standard Oil Products
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Measles Vaeeine
Available Here
At MMM Hospital
The measles have come to Nome.
There are presently over a dozen
cases, and what is true here is true
at a number of villages on the
peninsula.
However, the new measle virus
vaccine which has just recently
been authorized for general use
by the U S. government is being
made available at the MMM Hos
pital. Children who have not had
regular (hard* measles can obtain
what probably is lifelong protec
tion from this disease by this one
I shot injection.
This live virus vaccine was de
veloped by Dr. J. F. Enders. It
has been tested on over 10.000 in
dividuals and in general has been
highly successful. Gamma globulin
is being given with the vaccine
in the Nome program to eliminate
the possibilities of any serious re
action from the vaccine itself.
Parents who want their children
to have this protection should
phone 2625 for an appointment.
The cost is $5.00 per child and
includes both the vaccine and the
gamma globulin.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wolfe were
visitors from Anchorage where Mr.
Wolfe is with the U.S. Corps of
Engineers in the Public Relations
Department. They were given an
orientation trip through the com
munity bv Bill Brown, harbor en
gineer.
18—Not 13 ozs.—of Peanut Butter
The Nugget wishes to correct an
error made in the U.S. Merc ad
on Wednesday.
The ad listed Skippv Peanut
Butter, 13 oz. for 89 cents, where
as the correct listing should have
been 18 oz. for 89 cents.
It was Helen Rowland who ob
served, “No man can understand
why a woman should prefer a
good reputation to a good time.”
WARNING
Federal Avialion Regulations
provide that no unauthorized per
son, pedestrian or automobile, shall
be allowed to cross the Nome Air
port runways, iaxiways or inter
sections.
—Nome Station Manager
NOTICE
All persons having outstanding
bills against the Midnight Sun
Festival should present same be
fore July 15 for payment.
Mrs. R. Reardon,
83 Fair Manager
Alcoholics Anonymous meeting
Saturday evening, 7:30, Conference
Room, MMM Hospital.
CUSTOMERS need Rawleigh Serv
ice in Nome, full or part time.
Earn $50 — $125 weekly from
start. Car needed. Write Raw
leigh, 306 Adeline, Oakland,
Calif.
CHUNN’S SHOP will be open days
thru July 14th. 84c
FOR SALE: 30-ft. river and bay
boat equipped with remote con
trols, spruce hull, excellent con
dition. Located at Deering. Write
Box 238 or phone 2437, Nome.
86p
HAMMOND ORGANS: Perfect in
strument for Nome. Needs no
tuning. Phone 2460 for informa
tion. tf
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY
SUNDAY and MONDAY
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INTERNATIONAL
PARTS
PICKUPS ^ TRUCKS
BEN YOUNG
Guaranteed ZIEGLER
Dependable
Fuel Service
LP Gas
and Appliances
Office: Dial 2561 Res: Dial 2471
Deal With Confidence At
Green’s City Fuel & Transfer
&
QUAKER
Stove Parts
& Repairs
Oil Heaters
Denlisi Due Here Next Week
Dr. Earl Alexander, who has
been servicing this area as a den
tist periodically for the past two
years, is scheduled to be here by
the 15th of July 'Monday) and ap
pointments prior to his arrival are
being made with Mrs. Sackett at
2310. The length of his stay will
be determined by the amount of
work needed to be done.
ENGINEERS HONORED
Thirty employes of the Alaska i
District, Corps of Engineers, were j
honored for service recently with i
Lt. Col. George Hagedon, Asst.
Dist. Engineer, presenting the re
cipients with service pins for 10, i
20 and 30 years of federal service.
Among the 30 year awards was
one given to William Brown who
has been harbor engineer at Nome
for that period of time, under the
U.S. Corps of Engineers. He was
too busy on his job to be present
for the ceremony in Anchorage.
COMIN' and GOIN'
From Fairbanks: Nels Nordin, |
Stephen Scholle, Rose and Julie
Jones, Mr. Kromann, Donald Jack
son, Jennie and Julie Alowa, Mr.
Dr. Jones, Robert Hilton, N. Orme,
Buz Svvanberg, J. Overbaugh, C.
Swanson, Marion Baural, Chris,
Laurie and Charles Fredericks, Jo
Cannon, Tom Fools.
To Kotzebue: J. Allen.
To Fairbanks: William and Dot
tie Wolfe, Bob Cooper, R. Gerwells,
James DeVore, Mr. and Mrs. Krei
ling, R. Kreiling.
For Packing, Painting or Puppies
Old Newspapers—25* Bundle
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS
Several of the regular news
boys are at summer camps or
at Boy Scout encampment. Any
one missed should call 2381 be
fore 7 p.m. for delivery.
CHAMBER TO VIEW
NEW SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION
Members of the Chamber of
Commerce were invited by Pete
Walsh, of Wien Airlines, to be
guests on the Wien bus next Mon
day during the noon hour, if the
weather is favorable, and be taken
to the vocational school site for
a first-hand view of the progress
on thi^ important construction.
Members planning to make the
trip will be served their Chamber
luncheons enroute, it is planned,
and must be at the North Star
promptly at 12 noon.
Appeal Denied
The appeal to the Superior Court
of Vernon Kugzruk, who found
guilty of giving liquor to a minor,
was denied by Judge Hugh Gil
bert.
» S4.00 «
Chinese Night
North Star
☆
Sea view Room
Saturday, July 13
Combination
Chinese Dinner
Sweet Sour Spareribs
Pork Chow Mein
Shrimp Foo Yung
Butterfly Shrimp
Pork Fried Rice
Fortune Cookies
» $4.00 «
Don’t Forget
Prawn Night Tonight!