Surprise Bridal Shower
Given Ann Chambers
Miss Ann Chambers was given
a love1;/ surprise bridal shower
last week by Gail Mclver at the
Mclver home. Included among the
guests were six of the bride-to
be’s former classmates from Nome
High School.
Miss Chambers, who is sched
uled to be married from the Com
munity Methodist Church next
Friday, expects several out-of
town guests for the occasion, in
cluding her uncle Rev. John
Chambers of Barrow, who will
perform the ceremony.
Parents of the groom. Mr. and
Mrs. D. E. Mathews and their
daughter, Carol and a friend, Pam
Johnson, are driving up from
Pueblo, Colo, and his grandmother
Mrs. Clare Miner, also from Paeb
lo, will be here.
Out - of - town members of the
bridal party include Karen Bald
win, who will be maid of honor,
who comes from Fairbanks, and
the best man who is Wayne Boe
decter of Anchorage.
The groom. Gene Mathew, who j
is a student at the University of |
Alaska, is working this summer at
the University Technological
School at College, Alaska.
Thirteen More Students
Leave To Attend
RCA Electronics School
Thirteen more Alaskan students j
left this week for the RCA elec- ■
ironies training school in Los An- !
geles. Calif., through arrangements j
with the Bureau or Indian Affairs j
Employment Assistance Office and
are part of a group of 44.
Among the group are Gordon \
Nagozruk, Augustine Kasknac, I
Peter Donlun, Frank Miller of j
Nome; Roger Seetot of Teller Mis- j
sion; Donald Peter of Fort Yukon; i
Herbert Albert of Tanana; Oliver
Leavitt, Charles Brower and Geo
rge Itta of Barrow.
This is the fouth group of local
boys to receive this RCA training. I
There’s a Odear, Me., an Ash,
Kan., and a Houdy, Miss.
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Alaska Airlines To Fly
Ail-Cargo Service On
Wednesday and Friday
George Lienard. station manager
for Alaska Airlines, announced
today that starting Aug. 16 his
company will initiate all - cargo
service on Wednesdays and Fri
days with a Superconstellation
that will arrive in Nome at 7 a.m.
on those days with freight leav
ing Seattle 12 hours before that
time.
Due to the number of tourists
and other passengers, their freight
facilities have not been able to
keep up with the need of the
Nome and far-north customers. He
stated that if this service proves
: successful it might be continued
| throughout the winter.
John Schadler and Harriet Mueller
Aitand VR Institute at U of A
John A Schadler and Harriet
Mueller of Nome are among 50
people attending the Governor's
Institute on Vocational Rehabilita
tion at the University of Alaska
this week.
The Institute, sponsored jointly
by the University and the Alaska
Office of Vocational Rehabilita
tion, is being held on the Uni
versity campus Aug. 12-14.
The purpose of the Institute is
to discuss problems of vocational
rehabilitation and to help provide
guidelines for establishing an ag
gressive vocational rehabilitation
program in Alaska.
IN MAGISTRATE'S COURT
Bert Tocktoo, on a drunk charge
was fined $25. Wally Johnson, on
a drunk charge, fined $20.
Scott Walluk, on a drunk and
disorderly charge was given a sen
tence of 20 days, and for posses
sion of intoxicating liquor while a
minor, was given 30 days, sus
pended.
Homer Mills received a sentence
of 3 months, with four suspended,
having pleaded guilty to issuing
four checks without funds. He was
also ordered to make restitution
within four months after his re
lease.
Ralph Samson pleaded guilty to
larceny and was given a 60-day
sentence with 30 suspended.
Clinton Trigg was charged with
larceny of money from a person
and was arraigned with bail set at
$1,500. A hearing was set for this
afternoon.
CITY COUNCIL
MEETING TONIGHT
8:00 P.M. — CITY HALL
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
Sales Office: Dial 2234 Write Box 700
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We are Repeating OUR SALE Advertised Last Winter !
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A very large assortment — from S8.50 for a simple closet door,
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Stewart Tocktoo Dies
Aboard Plane Taking
Him to Anchorage
Stewart Tocktoo. who recent 1>
was charged with murder in tlu
first degree in the death of Perr>
Eningowuk. died Saturday jus1
after he had been put on an An
chorage - bound plane, which re
turned immediately after take-of!
with the body.
Tocktoo had been hospitalized
since the fatal stabbing of Eningo
wuk and the stabbing of himself
and was being transferred the
I PHS Hospital in Anchorage when
j lie died.
j His funeral has been announced
for Tuesday afternoon from Our
Saviour's Lutheran Church.
Surviving are his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Tocktoo of Shish
maref. two sisters. Augustine and
Pauline, and four brothers. Steven,
and Robert of Nome, and Arthur
and Vincent of Shishmaref.
Col. Stephen Henry Made C.O.
Of Top Navigation School
Col. Stephen W. Henry, for
merly of Eielson Air Force Base,
and a visitor many times in Nome
where he made many friends, re
cently took over command of the
nation’s top navigation school at
Mather Air Force Base. Col.
Henry, who has been deputy com
mander of the 3535th Navigator
Training Wing, was designated as
the new commander when Gen.
Van Sickle was reassigned as dep
uty chief of staff for the Air
Training command.
DANNY ROCKNE JOINS NAVY
USS HALEAKALA —Daniel K.
Rockne, seaman. USN, grandson of
Mabel Ramsey of Nome, is serving
aboard this ammunition ship, cur
rently on seven months deploy
ment with the Seventh Fleet in
the Western Pacific.
The Haleakala normally oper
ates out of San Francisco, Calif.
Highlight of the cruise will be
a visit to the island af Maui, site
of Haleakala Crater and Park for
which the ship was named. This
will be the Haleakala’s first visit
to the island as well as Maui citi
zens’ first opportunity to see the
only Navy ship possessing a name
taken from Maui.
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 Johan son
THE MIGHTY MIDGET
WANT ADS WORK
WANTED IMMEDIATELY — Man
or woman to supply Rawleigb
products to consumers in Nome
& vicinity. Can earn S50 week
ly part time—$100 or more full
time. Write Rawleigh, 306 Ade
line, Oakland, Calif. 94607
FOR SALE—Groceries and miscel
laneous household items. Sun
day, 2-5 p.m. Corinne Kerfoot
FOUND—Dog tag of an Iyoutun
guk. Call at Nugget.
FOR SALE—1959 Chevrolet sedan
Runs very good, S650. Ph. 2671
Also 14-lb. bowling ball anc
bag, $10. 104<
: SELL Those Surplus Items. Le
j a Nugget Want Ad convert then
I into cash for you!
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TECHNICOLOR9 * From WARNER BROS.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
Bragging takes energy. An Aus
tralian veterinarian insists that
hens would lay more eggs if they
could be made to stop clucking.
r
The U. S. Post Office Depart
ment has announced the appoint
ment of Gilbert Karmun as acting
postmaster for Deering, Alaska.
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NOTICE ALL SHRINERS
W>
You and Your Lady are Invited to a Dinner Honoring
THE POTENTATE OF NILE TEMPLE
AND HIS DIVAN
Seaview Room Informal Aug. 19, 7:00 p.m.
Fez or Dues Card
ALL VISITING NOBLES WELCOME
Contact Jack Reed or Harry Lewis
so we know how many to expect
annual
WHITE ELEPHANT
SALE
STARTING AT 9 A.M.
TUESDAY, AUG. 13
Fellowship Hall, Community Methodist Church
EVERYTHING—Suits, Dresses, Costume Jewelry, China, Shoes
YOU'LL FIND JUST WHAT YOU NEED
— Call 2636 for Pick-up —
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