NOME STUDENTS ON
U OF A HONOR ROLL
The names of 55 students who
earned positions on the University
of Alaska’s spring semester honor
roll were announced today bv Dr.
Howard Cutler, academic vice pre
sident.
Among those named were Fred
Chambers, son of Mrs. Thomas
Johnson, and Georgia Croell, dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling
Croell.
Wendell Wassman, popular tour
director for Wien Airlines here
this summer, was also on the list.
He is the son of a former Nome
teacher. Florence Kinney Wass
man.
NEW TEACHERS FOR BIA
Mr. and Mrs. Orion McLain and
family passed through Nome en
route to Kotzebue where they will
be teachers this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Adams from
California are enroute to Unalak
leet. having been in Nome for a
short orientation.
Joe Reichert, teacher from Ki
ana, visited in Nome and is re
turning to Kiana where he will be
teaching again.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Peter
man, teachers from Elim. are in
Nome for a visit and will be teach
ing at that village again next
winter.
Mrs. Reca Godsbe, local artist
and seamstress, who was called to
the outside because of illness in
the family, returned home yester
day.
IN MAGISTRATE'S COURT
Barbra Penatac was given 30
days on a drunk charge.
NOTICE TO FUR SEWERS
On Thursday. Aug. 1, al 7 p.m.
at the Cily Hall, there will be an
organizational meeting of all
women interested in skin sewing.
This meeting will explore the
possibility of choosing a repre- ,
sentative to go back to New
York, to discuss orders, styles and
prices of fur articles to be made
in northwestern Alaska. It is
hoped that all people interested in
ihe promotion of this industry will
come so this important bit of busi
ness can be decided. If you have
interest, ideas, or opinions about
skin sewing, come to this meeting
to learn more about it. The meet
ing is open to everyone.
— Extension Service
of the U of A and
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Air Force Assn. Meets Friday
Night To Receive Charter
The Nome Squadron of the Air
Force Association will hold a
busines and dinner meeting at the '
Seaview Room Friday, Aug. 2 at
8 p.m.
All members are urged to at
tend. At this meeting a national
Air Force Assn, officer will pre
sent the Nome Squadron with its
official charter. All interested
persons are invited.
Three Will Attend 4H Meetings
At University of Alaska
Three people from this area
will be going to Fairbanks this
week to attend the 4H Leadership
Week scheduled at the University
of Alaska where there will be
demonstrations, a dress revue and
leaders training courses given to
representatives from all over Al
aska. There will also be student
council representatives from 4H
clubs.
Going from here are Erma Soo
kiayak of Shaktoolik, Josephine
Nakarak of Elim and Jean Burand
of the Extension Service of the
University of Alaska.
Mrs. Clinton Atwood, wife of
the captain of the Bozo of the
Lomen Commercial Co., arrived to
spend the summer with her hus
band. Mrs. Atwood is an oldtimer
having first come to Nome about
30 years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Degnan of
Unalakleet paid Nome a quick
visit this morning and enjoyed
meeting their many friends. Fish
ing has been good they state and
they are now awaiting another
run.
Japan Pays War Commitments
TOKYO Ufi — Japan had paid
$421,111,111 or 41.3 per cent of
its World War II reparations com
mitments to Southeast Asian coun
tries by the end of March, the
Foreign Office announced Tues
day.
Japan has promised to pay
$108,888,888 to the Philippines,
Burma, Indonesia, Viet Nam,
Laos and Cambodia.
Alaska has over 15,000 miles of
coastline.
NOTICE
Sales Tax Reports on retail
sales and services for the quarter
ending June 30. 1963. must be in
the City Clerk's Office by Wednes
day. July 31..
Robert F. Scott,
City Clerk
Pub: July 26, 29, 31, 1963.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
Seles Office: Dial 2234 Write Box 700
10% Discount on Standard Oil Roof Products
5 Gal. 53 Gal.
Chevron Asbestos Roof Coating (Black) Reg. $ 7.09 $ 59.36
NOW $ 6.38 $ 53.42
Chevron Aluminum Asbestos Coating Reg. $16.61 $160.86
NOW $14.95 $144.78
Chevron Plastic Cement (Mastic) Reg. $ 7.57
NOW $ 6.81
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Hearing Set For Sept. 30
On Proposal to Drop
PA As Alaska Service
Associated Press Special Service
WASHINGTON W — A Hear
ing was set today for Sept. 30 to
take additional testimony on a
proposal to drop Pan American as
one of the Pacific Northwest -
Alaska airlines.
Examiner William Madden of
the Civil Aeronautics Board at a
pre - hearing conference also set
Sept. 13 as a deadline for Pan
American to file additional infor
mation.
The case, sent back to the CAB
after a court fight involves a ques
tion whether the board has author
ity to withdraw the certificate of
authority from Pan American.
The board has concluded four car
riers servin Alaska were too many
for air service needs.
Grays Move to Anchorage
Mrs. Clinton Gray and two chil
dren. Jimmy and Nancy, departed
yesterday for Anchorage where
she will be secretary to Judge
Hubert Gilbert of the Superior
Court.
Mr. Gray is remaining here for
about three weeks before joining
them in Anchorage. Pepper Gray
intends to stay in Nome and fin
ish his last year of high school.
COMING and GOING with WIEN
From Fairbanks: L. Peterson,
Ruby Atwood, Reca Godsbe, Ken
and Mrs. Peterson, Donna Peter
son, Otto Wihl, Ralph Kowchee,
Peanut Fitch.
From Kotzebue: Joseph Walsh,
Roy Wall.
To Fairbanks: Gil Dyer, Thomas
and Ida Miller, Hubert Gilbert,
Carlos Flores, J. D. Barry, A. D.
Went, L. C. Beck, Mrs Amund
sen, Jeanette Amundsen, Laura
Wright, H Thrall, Ben Ulen.
To Kotzebue: Geo. Markham,
Chuck. Dorothy, Richard, Frank
and Merdes Volkheimer, J. Nor
ton, Elsie Adams, Orion and Luella
McLain, Stephen McLain, and Wm.
Vickers.
Admitted to the hospital, Ann
Henry, Robert Scott.
Discharged: Agnes Kunnk, An
drew Martin, Marilee Morrell.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Bids will be received until 2:00
p.m., Aug. 9. 1963 by the Depart
ment of Highways. Nome, for per
forming janitorial service at the
Nome District Office (Bldg. 233 -
140-705). The following work to
be accomplished on Monday of
each week after 5:00 p.m.
1. Mop and buff floors.
2. Clean bowl and sink in the
two (2) bathrooms.
3. Clean desks and table tops.
Approximate floor space to be
cleaned is 2800 sq. ft. Price bid
includes the furnishing of all re
quired materials and supplies. Bid
price will be by the month. Pay
ment for each month janitor ser
vice will be made during the fol
lowing month.
Obert R. Hyde.
District Highway Engineer
Sr preach
|Lmore people
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY: Man
or woman to supply Rawleigh
Products to consumers in Nome.
Can earn $50 weekly part time
—$100 and up full time. Write
Rawleigh, 306 Adeline, Oakland,
Calif.
SELL Those Surplus Items. Let
a Nugget Want Ad convert them
into cash for you!
LOST: Wallet of George Markham.
Please return to Nugget. 92c
NOMERAMA THEATER
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
“THE INTERNS”
Michael Callan Ciff Roberston James McArthur Nick Adams
Suzy Parker Hoya Harbreet Ann Helm Stefanie Powers
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
WILD WESTERNERS
James Philbrook Nancy Kovack Duane Eddy Guy Mitchell
Bob Scott Has Pneumonia
Bob Scott, City Clerk, was ad
mitted to the MMM Hospital with
pneumonia last evening and will
be hospitalized for a few days.
Business houses having sales tax
returns are asked to hold same
until he is in the office again.
Beauchamps Leave for Kenai
Mr. and Mrs. Marc Beauchamp
and their two children left for
Kenai where they will be making
their home.
Mr. Beauchamp has' been prin
cipal of the elementary school the
past two years and active in the
Boy Scouts and Rotary Club. Mrs.
Beauchamp has given generously
of her time at the KK Public
Library.
Mrs. Roald Amundsen and dau
ghter Jeanette left yesterday for
Sacramento, where the Amundsen
family will spend the winter with
the exception of Jeanette who will
be enrolling in the Seattle Uni
versity this fall.
Otto Wiehl Back from Sweden
Otto Wiehl, veteran Kougarok
miner, returned from Sweden
where he spent the winter visiting
with relatives. He was very disil
lusioned with Sweden on this trip
he reports, as he remembers that
country as a “country as free as
America” and it is now “so so
cialistic that you can’t do anything
without a permit of some kind and
taxes are terrible.”
Mr. Wiehl, who is 77, plans to
spend some time in California
after his work in the Kougarok.
It was Francois de la Rochefou
cauld who observed, “A man who
is always satisfied with himself is
seldom satisfied with others.”
Nome Sanitary
Dial 2671
P.O. Box 460
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