INTERESTING VISITOR
Ernest Wilde of Detroit was
among the interesting visitors in
Nome today.
Mr. Wilde, who is in the export
business, has traveled extensively
in all of the 50 states as well as
all parts of the South American
countries and last year took a
2,500 mile boat trip down the
Amazon River.
He finds Alaska very interest
ing and states that no one can
realize the size of this state until
they actually visit the various parts
of it. He is seeing more of it than
most Alaskans as he will cover
many points between Barrow and
Ketchikan by plane, car and boat.
Hospital News <
Admitted: Alice Anagick, Laura
James, Stanley and Silas Anige
you, Esther Slwooko, Sandra Ikno
kinok. Ralph Smith, Dean Alex
ander.
Discharged: Wallace Johnson,
Pauline Sagoonick, Vera Napogo
nak and infant, Amy Tarpanning.
45-Minute Battle . . *
BLOCK ISLAND, R.I. M — Ed
ward Aronson of Cranston took a
363-pound broadbill swordfish on
an 80-pound test line 20 miles
southeast of Block Island Wednes
day. He boated it, after a 45
minute uaiue.
The 4th
IS ALMOST HERE
WE STILL HAVE A GOOD
STOCK OF SUMMER
CLOTHING ON HAND
Including
Misses - Girls - Tots
Slacks
$2.50 to $7.50
Children’s Jackets
Sizes 6 to 14 j
$2.50 and Up
Children’s
Hooded Sweatshirts
$2.45
Children’s Tenners
$1.65 and Up
Men’s
Work & Dress Clothing
j. & L-Trading
Post D*al 2649
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
Sales Office: Dial 2234 Write Box 700
DEALERS IN
Lumber & Plywood Building Materials Wallboard Insulation
Oxygen & Acetylene Welding Machines Electrodes
Supplies and Accessories
Jaeger Pumps Zeus & Pioneer Light Plants
MacWyte Wire Rope—Standard Oil Products
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Shields and Galfano Wed
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Noble an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Mary Galfano, to Ray
mond Shields. The ceremony was
held yesterday with Magistrate
Maurice Kelliher officiating.
The couple left for Unalakleet
where Mr. Shields is constructing
the new N.C. Co. store.
Mr. and Mrs. Noble are sched
uled to return to the states today,
having been here with the N.C.
Co. for the past two years.
COMING and GOING with WIEN
To Fairbanks: Edward Cox, Ed
Lynch, P. Brooks, H. Sapp, J.R.
IJrsick, Mr. and Mrs. E.P. Com
ser, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snyder, E.
W. Johnson, Mrs. Johnson, Regina
Smith, Mr. Barker, Reco Godsbe,
C. W. Wilkinson.
From Kotzebue: Cheryl and
Linda Boehler, Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Engstrom, Jack Bucher, Don Con
ner, Boro Jukanovich, W. Shotts,
J. Manley, Ray Shields, Tom Ba
lone.
To Teller: Bill Ray, A1 Gagnon,
E. Radford, J. F. Baldwin, Paul
Panter, Rud Vess.
TACOMA — Forty-four loans
totaling $2,252,400 were made to
36 churches and church groups
the past year, the 74th annual
meeting of the Synod of the Wash
ington-Alaska United Presbyterian
Church was told Wednesday. They
included $442,100 for new build
ings in Alaska.
Chinese Night!
Where ?
POLARIS
Dining Room & Lounge
When ?
Saturday, June 29
What Time ?
6 p.m. Until ? ? ?
How Much ?
Four Dollars
Won Ton Soup
Chicken Chow Mien
w/dry noodles
Sweet & Sour Spare Ribs
Egg Foo Yung
Deep-Fried Prawns
Ham-Fried Rice
Dance Tonight
Eskimo Olympic
Games Scheduled
In Fairbanks
The Eskimo Olympic Games and
Queen contest will again be a very
important part of the Fairbanks
Golden Days celebration to beld
in Fairbanks July 18-22.
The Fairbanks Eskimo Olympics
committee are very much in hopes
they can again get wide participa
tion in the games as they did in
1961 and 1962. This will be the
third year for the Eskimo Olympics
and already considerable state and
nation-wide publicity has resulted
in the very popular and unusual
events seen at the games.
The Fairbanks Golden Days
committee and Eskimo Olympics
committee will furnish to author
ized participants other than those
living in the Fairbanks area, the
following:
1. Round trip transportation
from the participants’ hometown
to Fairbanks.
2. Seven dollars per day for food
for each day spent in Fairbanks,
but not to exceed 5 days or $35
for any one person.
3. Sleeping quarters for each
participant not to exceed 5 nights’
lodging.
4. Necessary ground transporta
tion while in Fairbanks.
They are planning on a program
very similar to 1962 and would like
the communities of Nome, Kotze
bue, Pt. Barrow and Fairbanks, a
team of not more than 5 Eskimo
dancers complete with drums, cos
tumes and other necessary gear so
that they can compete with other
Eskimo dance teams from the com
munities listed above.
Invitations have been extended
to the following communities for
the following events: Tanana, Ga
lena, Ft. Yukon, Nome, Kotzebue,
and Pt. Barrow.
For the Queen contest: Your
local Queen contest winner, to
qualify, she must be not less
than one-half Eskimo or Indian
blood, at least 16 years old, single,
and never married. The Queens
will be required to appear in their
local area costumes, Eskimo or In
dian and also in bathing suits.
Participants are to be flown to
Fairbanks about July 18 and re
turned to their home communities
about July 22.
SUBSCRIBE TO THE NUGGET
MAN WANTED to supply Rawleigh
Products to consumers in Nome,
full or part time. Good time to
start; no capital needed. Write
Rawleigh, 306 Adeline, Oakland,
Calif. 83
FOR SALE: 1958 Chevy sedan. It
runs, $325. Jeep strip-down,
$350. 4x4 Dodge chassis with
wheels, transfer case and eight
tires, $200. See Chunn or phone
2585 after 6 pun. tf
FOUND: Four small master key
lock keys. Call at Nugget and
pay for ad.
MINNESOTA WOOLEN CO. Rep.
Ann Tarpenning will be in
Nome July 3 until ? with a full
line of samples in mens, ladies
and childrens clothing. Saving—
stateside prices—Saving. For ap
pointment call 2522 your local
dealer.
TO HIGHEST BIDDER 1957 Ford
Fair lane V8 Call 2256 76
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Butterflies got their name from
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butter and milk.
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FOR
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PAINTING
CALL 2442
Or See
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Simply sprinkle BUHACH lightly through
fur or feathers—then watch the vermin
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