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JOHN R. A special COM
a munication OF WHO"
IN Son Lodge, No. z, z.
IN A M. is called for Thurs
AMNMA day, june IA. 1862, At 10
~ I" M, at the Masonic Tenn
NV pie. 1000 You ST. NV. LOT
" me purpose Of conductlns
49, ,,reraI services for our late
snee,hsr iOHN r. ANDERSON.
Dr0'ilSstp THITR N. CLARK, W. M. ,
A a Wildly, Secretary. IL
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WILLIAM SHEA, Pres.
ROY DEAN aecY. -Treas.

WILLIAM SHEA. Pres.
ROY DEAN. Secy.-Treas.
BECK, HENRY H. On sunday. June 10,
1862, at Sibley Hospital. HENRY H.
PECK q 1a soI Ksn SSsbsSs T a May
erp see Fan aRS fa fsson a hI
Eugene Beck Of the home address;
Donald Beck, Sumner Heights, Nd.
He also is survive survived q, DyR r, s41r
Pa. and eight grandchildren.
Funeral Home. 1901 N. Fairfax DR..
Arlington, w.. after , PM mi, h 20 Ssid
on wednesday, June IS, at IL an
Interment Calvary Memorial Park;
II desired. contributions. in lieu Of
flowers, may be made to the Amsri-
can Cancer Society. IL
BELTS, KARL S. on Sunday. June
Montrose ave-, Baltimore. Nd, the
beloved husband Of the late Eugenia
c. Belts lnee crolaisJ. Family re-
quests friends call from pm. TO
5.I Dni s. aRS PHI R' BE- 70 held PAT a the
William Cook q Towson. Inc, Fu-
neral Home. 1850 York I'd, lat the
beltway), on wednesday, June ~,
At 10 am. Interment Arlington Ma
SShNeNAS
BEVERLY, ELTREE. on Friday, June
{, 1892. ELTREE BS diVIaa ysf q 9o9 "
Eitree Louis. Carroll, Louis E,
Helen. Alonzo and Shirley Beverly,
Mrs Rosa Truesdale and Mrs. Eloise
SeVesed H irien sisO MRS Katie Wilsms
many other relatives and friends.
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
ments by the Derritt Funeral Home.
BLosE, DAVID THOMPSON. On
hgpe, 7S3S Eastern "a aye 0sp n.T :,d ia;
father S Of James F. Blose, Mrs
Rhoda Ross. Mrs. Kenneth F.. Fisher
Mrs. Rachael sandsbury and Davic
dieasoGG' e Blos a' an ne0'f Herman siOse
There also are fifteen grandchil.
dren and eleven great;;grandehtl.
dren; Friends, may call At th'
st. nR GpsrEins H0% Opposite. Until
10 am. Thursday. June IA. .Serv
ices at the Emory Methods
Church, 900 Georgia ave. NV.
At IL am. Notice Of internsn
BOOTH. Jamie Tor. On Saturday
p inf Jamie Me- TOY B A5hfiO Of fEs
North Rhodes ST.. Arlington. Va
beloved sister Of Mrs. W. J. Harri
and Mrs. Matilda Artman Of Ar
lington, Va; Mrs. Lille B. Eouthar
Of Phoenix. Ariz., and C. w. Reyn
olds Of Danville, Va. Funeral serv
ices and interment Danville, Va.
BoUDwIN. JOSEPH E, sr. On Tues
day. June IL. 1862. at his resi-
dence, 3511 Davenport st. NV
JOSEPH Z. BOUDWIN.. Sr,. fathe
of Joseph z. Boudwin, IT., and Mrs.
Jane B. Taylor. Friends may ca
at the Chevy Chase Funeral Home
5lOl Wisconsin ave. NV, from
to o pm. Wednesday, June IL
where services will be held on Thurs
day, June IA, at 1920 am. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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DEATHS

Announcements Of
Services by Chambers
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.URE,1. COL. WERNER c. On satur:

day. june Q, 1862, at De WY ,b btI
Hospital COL. WERNER e: AuH sI;1s
Of 6i6 South George MASON rs az, IiT T.
AAure llii VA father Of Mrs. Elizabeth Au-
f nII1 Schultz Of Falls Church, brother
Of Miss Henrietta g. Auren s ii
Chicago, Ill; Miss Alice E. Aursil
Of Washington. D. e. PauI vi 1an am
and Georee z. Aurell Of Mclean, va.
Hs Also Is survived BY six grand-
ehildren. Funeral services viii oe
held on wednesday, June ~; az ?
fnts,menf Arlington National Gene
tery' In lieu Of flowers, the family
REQUESTS donations to the hear'
Fund.
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JOHN r. Officers and
-. members Of James Reeee
N Europe Post, No. D, Inc,
the American Legion; are
requested to assemble at
) the Malvan g. Schey Fu-
U4@Y neral Home, New Jersey
49, ave, and R ST. NV, on
"wednesday, June ID, 1862, at 8
nm, for services for our lete COM
rade, JOHN R. ANDERSON.
SAMUEL c. JONES, Gommanoet.'
LAWRENCE v. MORTON AoJt'
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nnGAN EnMnNn RERNARn sut

at his residence, 4 Valley view ave-
Takoma Park, Md. beloved hus-
band of Denelda Dugan and father
of Michael P. and Kathleen Dugan,
four siSterS and one hrotheT Eus
neral from the Takoma Funeral
Home. 254 Carroll st. NV. park
ing opposite), on Wednesday, June
10. at $3.50 am. REQUIEM mass at
I'm Sa,inrs, Gnr,s tn.sIlnen' Arnns-
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KING. MARION 7. On Sunday, June
10, 1862, at washington Hospital
ton, Nd, beloved wife of the late
John N. King. .sr.; mother Of vii:
sister Of Mrs. Irma Stewart Of
Baltimore, Nd, and Mrs. May Hol-
land Won Harder OF Norfolk. Va. she
also is survived by five grandchil-
dren. Friends may call at the Lee
ave. ne, where services will be
held on Wednesday. June II, at
pm. Interment in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. IL
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DURETfE. MARY BAINEs. On
THURSDAY. June z. 1852. MARY
yived By one sister and one brother.
Sarah. Allen and John. Harrison.
Bacon Funeral Home, 1722 9TH st.
NV, after pm. Wednesday, June
10. where services will be held at
i pm. Thursday, June IA. Inter-
ment Harmony Cemetery. 10
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fIO ig saP sSD19 On pi MS4T5oSay Ii. 'q Ss
loved father Of Mary Cox, Tina Dt
Napoli, Rose Zimmerman. Jean
Burns. Domenic, Joseph, John and
Louie Pinto; brother Of Peter Pinto.
neral Home. 1851 Good Hope I'd.
sc. (parking facilitiesl. on Wednes-
day, June ID. at 11:30 am. In
terment Fort Lincoln CemeterY
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Washington, D. c.
TuesdaY. June u. 1857
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RAnEY. NORMAN EDGAR. Sd; ~

tuesday, june II; 1 G.E;.r at No ne
MAN MAi'q z. BAILEY Sri: q SOIL SOIL. IL II
of Mrs Agnes Bailey and devoted
father of Mrs. Irish p: EeoeI9s S
and Mr.. Norman e; Ssli eeyyde!b5ildre YC
one niece. two nephews, other rela-
ing at the John T. Rhines Co. Fu-
neral Home. 3Q15 18th ST. ne
Notice OF funeral later.
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nAIr1MnnR GEnRGE E. on Sunday,

BA June 10. 1872. al the Medical Ell;
BALTIMORE of 1907 5sth place,
the late Julia q. Baltimore; father
Of Mrs; Katherine Il Bea Ms-5 Mrsi
L. Phillips, George L. and Stuart
L. Baltimore. There also are II
Grandchildren and seven great-
Grandchildren. Mr.. Baltimore rests
al the Warner z. Humphrey Funeral
Home. S434 Georgia ave-, SILVER
Spring, Nd, where service viii De
held on wednesday. June -, At
II am. (parking facilttiesl; Inter
terry, Fails Church. Va. tRichmono,
49, -... rIaaea eonv 10
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EvATT. EDITH V. On Monday. June
II, 1852, EDITH " EvATT. beloved
sister Of Gertrude B. Hawn. Edna
d. Hudson, Grace 7. McCoole and
Elsie H. Holloway. Funeral from
the Walter w. Deal Funeral Home.
1872 Georgia ave. NV, on Thurs
day, June IA, at pm. Interment
Cedar H!ll Cemetery Is
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BALTIMORE. GEORGE ?. There win

BALTMORE, GEORGE .. IhtIt VIII
% 1M2 be a special meeting Of
Printing Pressmen's ,Uuion,
HYd& No. /, on wednesday, June
10, at 10 o'clock. at the
NSHItR union office, 1908 X st;
NX9gSMV NV, to attend the funeral
S Of GEORGE EDWARD
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kISHBAUGH, EDNA .. on Monday,
June II: 1892. EDNA l. K Ssls
vile. Nd. beloved mother Of Mrs.
Ann stultz and Frank w. Montague.
Friends may call at the Tyson
wheeler Funeral Home, 1881 East
Montgomery ave. Rockville pikel,
be held on Wednesday. June 10, at
3 pm. 1nterment Rockville Gene
terry.
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MACK. JESSE. On Saturday, June
e.; 1852. at Freedmen's Hospital,
st. NV, devoted husband Of Mrs.
Viola Z. Mack. He also is survived
by one sister, Mrs. Rosa Adams;
host Of nieces and nephews and
other relatives and many friends.
Remains may be viewed on Wednes-
Hall Bros. Fuperal Home. 621 Flor
ida ave. NV, where services will
be held on Thursday. June IA, at
2 noon. 1nterment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. IA
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DFathH

DAMS, MAUDE BRYANT. On Mon
day. June II. 1862, at Arlingtenn
Hospital, MAUDE BRYANT ADAMS
ton, va. beloved mother Of Elizabeth
A. Rucker and Ellen M. Bowers Of
Arlington, Va, and George w;
Adams Of Oakton, Va; sister of
Maltby Bryant and Florence Adzsms.
She also is survived by eight gIspG-
children and three great-granocnil-
dren. Friends may call at the
Money a King Funeral Home, III
Maple ave. west, Vienna, Va, Where
services will be held WEDNESDAY,
June 10, at ON. lnterment Anore"
Chapel Cemetery, Kenmore, Va.
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BURRIs. EMMA. On wednesday. June
8. 1852, At St, Elizabeth's Hospitsl
EMMA BURR1S, formerly Of $50
Champlatn st. NV, wife OF the late
Allan. ?. Burris; surviving are many
friends From q TO 10 I'm. Wednes-
day, June ID. friends may call at
the Brooks & Allen Funeral Home.
18th and Florida ave. NV, where
services VIII be hela THURSDAY; June
ton National Cemetery. ID
CASSIDY. EDWARD v. On Tuesday,
June l2. 1852. in Bridgeport, Conn,
EDWARD v. CASSIDY, In his 18th
year. husband Of Christine c; Cas-
sidy Of No. crowther ave, Bridge
Z. CASSIDY Of Bethesda. Nd. serV-
Funeral Home. 1139 Fairfield ave.
Bridgeport. Conn. on THURSDAY,
requiem M S al I'M mass s' a. st. ' Ann's
Church at 8 am. ID
CLARK, FRANCIS R. On Sunday,
JUNE ,,I 10 1882; At sisley Hospital,
field pl; ne; beloved husband Of
HarvelI. srandfathef q MsTgaret
Harvell and brother Of Margaret NJ.
carrasher and Kate Matthews.
Funeral from the Jamss z: 10y Ry I,1
at $3.50 am. Requiem mass at st.
Anthony's Church at 10 am. Rela-
tiyes and friends invited. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. Is
CLARK, FRANCIS R. The officers
An and members Of Potomac
AAA Council. No. 433. KNIGHTS
AkLA OF Columbus, are hereby
SaN advised of the death Of
NNAAIZ Brother ANCIS r.
NU CLARK, and are requested
W to assemble at the Ryan
Funeral Home, 3l7 Pa. ave. Sc,
on Tuesday, June -, 1862, at
8 pm, for the recitation Of the
rosary.
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MacKINN0N. JOHN D., sr. on Sun

MackINNON, JOHN D., ST.. On sun
Hospital; JOHN D. MacKINNoN,
S 81; o. SIS lst ST. Rockville. Nd.
kinnon. devoted father Of Mrs.
Veronica Shaw, Keyport. N. j.:
Mrs. Regina Kramer, Comdr. John
2. MacKinnon. jr.; Mrs. Marion
Catherine Largon, Jersey City, N. J.,
and Mrs. Eloise Perry Of Raleigh,
n; C. and brother of Wallace Mac
kinnon, Bayonne, N. J. He also is
survived by eighteen grandchildren
ana thirteen great-grandchildren
Colonial Funeral Home Of Robert A
Humphrey, Rockville. Md. REQUIEM
mass will be offered at st. Vincent
Catholic Church, Bayonne. N j.
on Thursday. June IA. at 10 am
Interment Holy Name Cemetery
Jersey City. N i d
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day. June 10, 1869. REV. JACOB
T. HAWKINS Of Forestville, Nd,
beloved husband Of Mrs. Martha v.
Hawkins, father of Mrs. Ida e.
Kelly. Mrs. Sarah Wolff. Harriet
F.. and Jacob, L. Hawkins, ir. The
his his RESIDENCE; Darcy I'd. Forest
June Is. Funeral Thursday. June IA,
at st. Luke's Methodist Church
Meadows, Nd, at IL am, the Rev
Emma P. Burrell officiating. In
termsnt church cemetery. Services
HAWKINS, JOHN BENJAMIN. or
Sunday, June 10, 1862. at thu
Fairfax Hospital, JOHN BENJAMIN
HAWKINS OF Manassas, Va. He 4
s4 pS Mor By H thEss OS Ol OH
Va, and Charles Hawkins Of War,
Marsaret 6. Besson Of Manassas as
Funeral Home. 3I4 North west st.
Manassas, Va, where services will
be conducted Wednesday, June Is
at IL am. Interment Warrentor
Cemetery. Warrenton, Va.
HICKS, JANE DAVIS. On Monday
June IL, 1862, at the Vinda Bona
Gonyslescsn en- H9ms S.v,s Br aSSS
Of BuekeSstown, Md. and sister o.
Miss Mary B. Davis OF Washington
D. C. Graveside services will bC
held on Wednesday. June -, al
1890 am. at Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsville Md. Services by the
Hilton Funeral Home. Barnes
vile. Md.
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MARTIN. WARREN ]. On Sunday,
June 10, 1862. at his residence, "a
WARREN j. MARTIN. husband OF
Mary Jane Martin. father of Michael
W. Martin, son of Mrs. Lille Y.
Martin. brother of Mrs. Cleo Stew
ardson, Robert L. and Earl F. Mar
tin. Funeral services on Wednes-
day. June ID. at . pm, at the
Cunningham Funeral Home. Cam
eron and Alfred sts.. Alexandria
Va. Interment Mount Comfort
Cemetery. II desired, contributions
may be made to the Ellen Waldron
Memorial Medicine Fund. P. o
Box SIC. Falls Church. Va.
MATTHEWS. ALFRED F. On Sunday
June 10s 1862. ALFRED F. MAT.
TFEWS Of 1913 Burlington I'd
EVANSVILLE, Md, beloved father oil
Leonard c., John T. Elena A. anc
Dwight B. Matthews and brother
Of John Matthews, Mrs. Haze
johnson. Mrs Eleanor Miller anc
Mrs. Charlotte Knox. He also /,
survived by four grandchildren
Friends may call at Gasch's Flu.
neral Home. 4739 Baltimore ave
Evansville, Md, where services viii
be held on wednesday. June 10
at l2:45 pm. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery.
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AMBROSE CAvEGN. @. K.
LAWRENCE +. SCHILLER. Sr..

COLEMAN, WILLIAM Z. on Monday.
June II, 1862. WILLIAM A. COLE
MAN Of 26O7 18th st. NV, beloved
husband Of Adele A; Coleman and
ert W. Coleman and Mrs. Jessie L.
c. Adams. Also surviving are
grandson. Robert l.. Coates;
brother, the Rev. Lomax Coleman,
and other relatives and many
June 10. friends are invited to
call at his above late residence.
Funeral from the Lincoln Memorial
Congregational Temple, 18th and
r SITS. NV, at 1880 am. Thurs
day. June IA. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS
BY MCGUIRE. Inc. 10
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CoSTLOW. JACK J. On Sunday,
June 10, 1862, at Elkton, Nd,
JACK J. COSTLOW of 2727 Jasper
Ruby P. costioW. father Of Brenda
Lynn and Camilla Ann Costlow, son
Of Allen E. and Pearl Costlow Of
OneOnta. Ala. and brother Of Ernest
ID. and Clarence Costlow. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th st. and Massachusetts, ave. ne,
where services will be held on
Friday June is, at / pm. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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Of st. Teresa's Holy Name
day, June IL, 1862, ct
7:15 pm, for the recita-
ton OF the rosary at the
Simmons Bros. Funeral
Home. 1851 Good Hope
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LAWSON, HUNTER. Suddenly, on Mon
day. June IL, 1852. HUNTER LAW
SON Of l419 Chaplin st. NV, the
son Of Maria and Abraham Lawson
and brother Of Mrs. Susie Spann,
Mrs. Pauline Bowie and william,
is survived by other relatives and
many friends. Notice Of funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS by Malvan &
Schey Inc
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-20
CANCER CRUSADE
 STARTS HERE AUG. l

The Cancer Crusade will start officially Aug. l, and will end Aug
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-20
Friday. July 20. 1862
Review Vocational School Status at
 Chamber Meeting

The present status of the Nome Vocational School was explained this week in letter to Sen. Pearse Walsh from Leonard Lowell, Di- rector of the Division of Buildings. Dept of Public Works, and was read at the Chamber meeting on Monday.
 The Department of Education has reviewed the preliminary plans prepared by Olsen and Sands, de signing architect for the Division of Buildings.
 Ordinarily. stated the letter, it would take minimum of six months to complete a design for a S1,500,000 school facility The Vo- cational School has been put on a crash basis and the architect has been given only four months to submit his final working drawings for approval. One month has been used for the preliminary draw ings, leaving three additional months for the final drawings on the job. MT. Lowell, compared the job to the Nome Armory, proj- ect of approximately one-third the size, which he stated required three months for the final design and 19 months to construct.
 If the architect makes his sched- ule, he will submit final drawings and specifications to the Division of Buildings by Oct. 15. By Nov. l5 it should be possible to get ap- proval of the various state agen- cies which must pass on the final plans and the Housing and Home Finance Agency This would per init advertising of bids and bid award sometime this winter in time for the forthcoming season, assuming arrangements concern ing dormitories and boarding ia cilities have been made with ap- propriate agencies by that time.
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-20
Gubernatorial Candidate Howard Pollock Here On Campaign Tour

Sen. Howard Pollock, candidate for governor of Alaska, arrived here yesterday on his campaign trip through northwestern Alaska. A luncheon was held for him at noon today as no evening was available His visit in this area includes Barrow, Pt. Hope, Kot- zebue, Alakanuk, St. Mary's, Ruby, McGrath, and other points, before going to Fairbanks He already has toured the southern part of the state.
 Sen. Pollock declared that one of his first acts, if elected gov ernor, will be to urge the passage of enabling legislation to permit Alaskan participation in the Kerr Mills plan for medical care for the aged.
 Speaking at a meeting in Big Delta recently, Pollock said he was delighted that the US. Senate had killed the Kennedy administration plan to provide medical care for the aged through the social secur- ity program According to Pollock, the Kennedy medieare program would have resulted in unWarrant- ed increases in Alaskan workers federal taxes in comparison to the possible future benefits.
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-20
SUPERIOR COURT

Jane Kilapuk was granted di- vorce from Jimmie Kilapuk, both of Barrow The five children were placed in the custody of the mother and the father was ordered to pay $50 month toward their support.
 Nels Wm. Nelson was charged with burglary and larceny, had both charges dismissed and pleaded guilty to larceny He was given a sentence of one year suspended and placed on probation.
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-20
TWO NOME SCOUTS HEAD FOR FAIRBANKS ENCAMPMENT

Donald Young, Second Class Scout and Willie Hoogendorn, Life Scout, will be participating in a Boy Scout encampment at Lost Lake near Fairbanks. These two scouts will have the opportunity of earning swimming and life saving badges as we'll as sharing with Fairbanks boys of the Mid night Sun Council of Boy Scouts.
 Don is working toward his 1st Scout Badge and Willie is one of the most advance. scouts in the Nome troop.
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-20
MAGISTRATES COURT

William Okpealuk was sentenced to Is days and Fred Tingook, 10 days, on drunk charges. Franklin Okitkon was given a $50 fine and a 30-day suspended sentence for indecent exposure.
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-20
RYchetnik Transferred

State Trooper Joe Rychetnik has announced that he has been trans ferred to Fairbanks and will leave shortly. He will be replaced by State Trooper Eugene Rudolph, who has been in the Fairbanks area for the past two years.
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-20

Virgil Vochoska. District Attor- ney, will be absent from his of flee for couple of weeks, as he will be assisting Robert Erwin, District Attorney of the 4th Dis trict in Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-20

ttt5= ANt=7, A' .3t10 N III NllN. .Atto. 5
 A ranmage sale will be held in the Vaudeville Bldg, formerly the Hite Bldg, next to the Boring Sea Club. The sale will begin Aug. 1 and end the 5th of August
 We will accept anything for the sale and offer you these sug- gestIons: Ransack your closets, cabinets, storages for such things that YOU know you can do with out. For instanee-greeeries, in- cluding spices. canned goods. etc. Clothes in good repair, furniture, tools, books, pocket novels, etc. Anything left from remodel jobs may be donated. Remember some one else may be able to use it. We went over OUT goal of S1,200 last year and they have set the same goal for us for 1862. So this year lets try hard to meet our goal.
 Starting July 9. the building will be open from 3 to pm. to accept donations. If you have something quite large and you wish to donate it and want to get it out of the way. call Mrs. Gilbert at 2285, and she will make ar arrangements to put it in the build ing
 The house to house canvas will be Aug. 5, from to 1 pm. The business houses will be solicited for donations from the 1st to the 5th of August.
 Anyone wishing to donate their services for the Cancer Crusade may contact Mrs. Gilbert.
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-20
MARRIED

Valerie Adams and Charles Kel- Ter were united in matrinony at the Lutheran Church on July 14 with Rev. John Maakestad per forming the ceremony.
 The bride was attended by Miss Mary Andersen and the groom by his brother, Les Keller.
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-20

Fred Savok, eo-pastor of the Covenant Church, has been attend ing Alaska's first Alcohol Work shop at Sheldon Jackson Junior 1ollege in Sitka this past week He expected back to Nome tomor- TOW
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-20
MIMI HOSPITAL

Adnltted: Allen Jack, James Dexter. Sara Soekpiek, Christine Kungesuk.
 Discharged: Pauline Segoonik and infant, Mildred DeMan, Mary Erickson and infant.
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-20

ARA MEETING TONIGHT
 The ARA meeting time has been changed from 8 10 o'clock tonight at the City Hall
Navajo times., 1962-08-22

and was 81" long.
Mir. and Mrs. Dean Jackson
welcomed a 7 pound A ounce baby
girl at 1888 a. m.. on August IA at
the Fort Defiance Hospital. MIR.
and Mrs. Joe Mcpherson are the
parents of Mrs. Jackson.
Mcpherson is Assistant to the
General Counsel of the Navajo
Tribe. and Walton is also associ-
ated with the Tribes legal staff.
It's an even bet that if the proud
father and grandfather have any
thing to say about it. the legal
population will have a proportion
ate boost come the 1905. Con-
gratulations to all concerned, and
welcome to this big, wonderful
world.
Navajo times., 1962-08-22
First State Bank. .
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Continued from Page 81
past president of Cathedral Par
ents Club. He is presently on the
Board of Governors of the Ameri-
can Institute of Banking. Mir. Bus
tamante is married and resides at
SOB Julie Drive with his wife, An
roineue, and daughter, Linda.
Miss Josie Gonzales graduated
from Cathedral High School in 1 957.
While there, she was ..ctively en-
gagged in many school activities in
cluding the Pep Squad, school
paper, and was football Homecom-
ing Queen in 1856. Miss Gonzales
is active in the American Institute
of Banking and lives with her par
ents at 700 West Hill Avenue.
Navajo times., 1962-08-22
LAWYERS w elcOme
Family Additions

Things might be kinda rough
around the legal department in
future days. One flustered new
Irather is adequate to fill the de-
|partment's quota. but when you get
Ia button-busting grandfather too,
watch out for flying pictures. and
faFfetched stories.
The son of Robert ]. and Judy
Walton arrived at 1O:43 am. on
august 9 at Ganado Hospital. and
has been named Jeffrey Parker.
He weighed 7 pounds 8 ounces
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lurnup nutrition?
taste good New Gaines Meal bas give new and
aroma new nugget SIZE
Gaines Meal for nose at nutrition that lilo ~