Dick Gallchcrs Return
From Three-Week Trip
Dick and Joyce Gnlleher return- I
od Monday evening from a three
week trip to Oklahoma City
where they picked up their Aero
Commander plane. While there
they visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Shinen who are attending
the University of Oklahoma.
Upon leaving there the Galle
hers stopped at Fort Washakie,
Wyo., to visit Dr. and Mrs. John
Etolpe, formerly of Nome.
Both the Shinens and Stolpes
send their regards to all their
friends in Nome.
Dick’s mother, Mrs. Marie Gal
leher, has returned with Dick and
Joyce to visit for the summer.
Tom Balone Named
To Boundary Commission
Thomas Balone, Nome City At
torney, has been appointed by Gov.
W’m. Egan to a 4-year term on the
Local Boundary Commission of the
State of Alaska.
Mr. Balone fills the vacancy
caused by the resignation in June
of Bob Scott, City Clerk, who has
served since the start of the Com
mission in 1959.
LONGSHOREMAN JOHN
THOMAS INJURED
John Thomas really had the
pressure put on him Monday eve
ning during unloading operations
out at the SS Nenana. It seems
that he was caught between a
large guard van and the scow. He
was rushed to the hospital where
X-ray examination showed that
he suffered no broken bones.
Jim Carey, operations superin
tendent for Lomen Commercial
Co., said today that Thomas’ in
juries luckily were not serious
and that he expected him back on
the job soon.
Willie Brown Has Pneumonia
Willie Brown, popular tour di
rector for Wien Airlines, is hos
pitalized with pneumonia. During
his absence Wendell John Wass
man, tour director from Kotzebue,
will take charge of the tours here.
NOTICE TO MASONS
All members of Anvil Lodge
F. & A. M. No. 140 and visiting
Masons in this area are invited
w ih their wives or guests to a
banquet honoring the Judge Albert
Bradford, Grand Master of Masons
in Washington and Alaska which
will be held Saturday evening at
6:30.
For reservations call Werner
Bohrer, 2591 before Friday noon.
WORKSHOP HERE FOR
PUBLIC HEALTH NURSES
Speech and hearing consultant
Henrietta Krantz, formerly with
the Department of Health and Wel
fare. has been conducting a work
shop here for public health nurses
and members of other departments
under the auspices of the Division
of Public Health. Other towns be
ing included in the workshop are
Ketchikan, Bethel, Dillingham,
McGrath, Tanana and Barrow.
Mrs. Krantz stressed the im
portance of films which are avail
able to organizations concerning
the work with the blind and deaf
which should be of special interest
to PTA groups and clubs where
the members are parents of grow
ing children.
—
Tommy Martin to Take His
Wife to Anchorage Nome Picnic
Tommy Martin is scheduled to
return to Anchorage where his
wife is hospitalized and hopes to
be able to take her to the Nome
picnic in a wheel chair to see
many former Nome friends who
now live in the Anchorage area.
Mary Ann Bayer Visiting Here
Mary Ann Bayer, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George Bayer of
Anchorage, is visiting with her
friend, Patty Gillis, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gillis this week.
Mary Ann is enjoying meeting her
former school friends and will join
her family in Fairbanks for a trip
to Summit shortly.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hardy are
enjoying a visit from Mr. Hardy’s
mother, who came all the way
from Kansas on her first trip to
Nome. Mrs. Hardy states that she
is enjoying her visit very much
although she had found it difficult
to get used to so much daylight.
COMING and GOING with WIEN
From Fairbanks: Gloria Carl
son, Grace Aukon, Paul Green,
Mr. and Mrs. Kiminock, Mr. and
Mrs. Koenig, Ned Lowrey, Ed
ward Pahl, A. Krutch, Gus Krutch,
From Kotzebue: Agnes Savet
ilik, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Longley,
Stephen Longley, G. Miller, Mr.
Edmans. Mr. Payne.
To Fairbanks: Fred Crane, Les
Stevens, Geo. MacClannahan, Ar
thur and Lucille Raymond, Hugo
Apatiki, John Burns, Gerhard
Larson.
The Air Force Officers Associ
ation Council will meet Thursday
evening in the City Hall.
— Lester Bronson.
Commander
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
Sales Office: Dial 2234 Write Box 700
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-ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Police Dispose of
Fifty Sick Dogs Here
At the regular meeting of the
Nome City Council Monday eve
ning, the Police Department re
ported that over 50 sick dogs have
been disposed of by the police.
The Street Committee reported
that repairs on city drains con
tinues and when completed the
gravelling on streets will get un
derway.
The Health Committee reported
that rat bait stations are being set.
Also that the City Health Officer,
Dr. Robert Fenstermacher, would
be setting up health regulations
for food handlers.
A letter was received from Jim
Crawford, of the USSR & M Co.,
stating that he had recommended
the sale of the needed lots for the
Power Plant on the Sand Spit to
the Boston office of the company
and a price of $1,500 had been set
on the property for which they will
give a quit claim deed with cer
tain water use clauses.
It was announced by the City
Attorney, Tom Balone, that the
suit against the City of Nome by
the Evangelical Church and the
Arctic Broadcasting Station is al
most ready to be turned over to
a judge for decision as the final
brief has been filed by the city
and only one technicality remains
to be completed.
The committee on Laws and
Ordinances was instructed to see
what could be done about noisy
motor bikes, as there have been
complaints.
The bonds for the Nome Light
and Power Co. construction have
been received and signed here by
the City Clerk, Robert Scott, and
will be sent back to Seattle where
Mayor Don Hoover will sign
them again for the city after which
the $600,000 will be turned over
to the city for the project.
On sewage and water, more in
formation was requested again by
Philleo Engineering on assess
ments, charges for connection and
monthly service charges for sew
age, all of which had been supplied
previously, it was expressed.
Dr. Robert Packard, accompan
ied by his wife and two children,
has arrived from Boise, Idaho, to
make their home here and are
located in the new BIA district
(formerly the FAA area). Dr.
Packard is the Public Health Den
tist who works exclusively with
Eskimo people.
DR. EARL ALEXANDER
DENTIST
Now at MMM Hospital
Call 2310 for Appointments
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.
FOR SALE: 1959 Chevrolet sedan.
Runs perfect. $750. Also, 14
pound bowling ball and bag
$10. Phone 2671. 89c
FOR SALE 1960 Champion Chal
lenger with 560 hours on 150
hp Lycoming engine and air
frame, 5-channel HF & LF pack,
landing lights, large tires, R of
C, T & B, cylinder temp., 8-day
clock and outside air temp, for
$5150 with radios, or $4950 with
out. Clayton Pearson, Lost River
Alaska. 89p
WANTED—Reliable newsboy who
will be in town all summer
for permanent route. Call at
i Nugget Office.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
I
FIVE LOCAL SCOUTS AT
LOST LAKE IN FAIRBANKS
A total of five boys from Troop
66 of Nome are now at Lost Lake
in Fairbanks, Boy Scout headquar
ters for the Midnight Sun Dis
trict.
These boys are participating in
the activities and some of them
are working as staff members
during the encampment.
In the group are Lloyd Hardy,
Mike Blanning, Mike Thompson,
Bob Walsh and James Kelliher.
Two Divorces Granted
Two divorces were granted in
Superior Court by Judge Hugh
Gilbert:
Carol Wieler from John H.
Wieler with two minor children
placed in the custody of the mother
and a property settlement. The
father is to pay $200 per month
for child support.
Cecelia Menadelook from Walter
Menadelook. There are no chil
dren.
Miss Pamela Mulvihill of the
M’Lord and Lady Shop is on a
selling trip to Kotzebue this week
with a supply of wearing apparel.
NOTICE
The 3rd annual Nome Picnic for
all Nomeiies in the Anchorage
area will be held at Eklutna Flats
on July 28. Any Nome Persons
in Anchorage at this time are
welcome to attend. Please call
FA25163 in Anchorage for further
information.
Frances Finch
Arctic Sanitary
Service
CALL 2631
ANYTIME FOR PICKUP
Office Open Daily 4-6 pan.
DO IT ALL
WITH ONE CALL
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&
Dry Cleaners
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Jim & Ruth McLean
Proprietors
VISITS HERE
R.S. Norswing of Ancino, Calif.,
who spent some time in Unala
kleet and Shaktoolik in 1931 and
1937, brought his family, includ
ing his wife, a son and a daugh
ter to see Alaska and looks for
ward to visiting former friends.
Mr. Norswing, whose father built
the first reindeer plant at Shak
toolik, is in the fruit packing busi
ness in California.
Nenana Due Back Aug. 1
SS Nenana, which arrived Mon
day evening and departed yester
day noon, is now discharging
at Teller after which it will pro
ceed to Kotzebue. The ship is ex
pected back here about Aug. 1,
stated Alex McGinnis, of the Alas
ka Steamship Co.
MERC MEATS
are
Better Meats
Phone 2851
FRESH GROUND
HAMBURGER
lb.
59*
SMOKED
SALMON STRIPS
I 59
lb. J
WHITE MUKTUK
89*
SUNVAL
SLICED BACON
„ 59*'
PORK
SPARE RIBS
ib. 79c
Fresh Beef
and
Fresh Fish Daily