Presenting Queen
Of Nome, 1949
Candidates
For the benefit of those people
who have been away from Nome
for the winter season, we want to
remind you that the Annual Arc
trie Club Queen Contest is under
way and the date for the Carnival
is May 7th.
The project this year is the
raising of funds which will be
used toward the construction of a
Municipal Ice Skating Rink and
if you all pitch in and buy Queen
tickets, “each ticket a chance for
you, to win $500.00 cash,” we may
wind up with enough to lay an as
phalt base so that the Rink can be
used as Tennis Courts in the sum
mer.
The entrants this year are: Miss
Ellen Waldheim, Nome girl; Miss
Mary Margaret Roell, Nome girl;
Miss Jane Sniffen, Marks Air
Force Base and Mrs. Lolly Hebert.
Marks Air Force Base.
Entered in the Junior Queen
Judge and Mrs. J. Kehoe re
turned from their trip to the States
where they went as far south as
San Francisco for a few weeks af
ter which they returned to Seattle.
They did not experience the quake
in Seattle as they had gone on to
Fairbanks the day before, how
ever they did experience one in
San Francisco while there.
Leigh Kerr and Louise Bouden.
T.B. x-ray unit, arrived from An
chorage enroute to Diomede Is
land where all inhabitants will be
x-rayed.
contest are: Roberta Anderson,
Nome girl and Linda Gifford,
Nome girl. Each ticket is good for
a chance to win 50% of the net
proceeds of the contest, the other
50"c to go toward the Ice Rink.
There are excellent cash prizs
bing offred the winners of the
being offered the winners of the
parka for the winner of the Jun
ior Queen Contest. All contestants
will receive a prize.
So pick your choice and help
her become Queen of Nome for
1949.
HAPPY EASTER
We have Easter egg dve
Polar Cuno Shop
Let’s Make It The
Biggest
Skating Rink
and
1 enms Court
In Alaska
Come on Everybody
buy Queen tickets
Junior and Senior
QUEENS
Sponsored by
THE ARCTIC CLUB OF NOME
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WALRUS CLUB PLANS
TOURIST FOLDER
As part of the big event this
summer, the Walrus Club last
night made the announcement the
group plans to put out a folder to
be passed out to all tourists who
come to Nome this season.
The folder will have a brief his
tory of the events leading to the
discovery of gold in the vicinity
and the gold rush, which 50th an
niversary is being commemorated
this summer in Nome. In the cen
ter of the pamphlet will be a map
of the city of Nome for the use of
the tourists to make it easy for
them to find their way around.
The movie committee reported
on the matinee for kiddies to be
held Saturday afternoon. Every
thing is ready for a big show for
free to all of the children of Nome.
The notice is in another part of
the Nome Nugget.
ELECTRICAL FIRE
AT NOME SCHOOL
Shortly after school was called
Thursday morning one of the
teachers noticed smoke and sparks
coming from a fuse box on the
main floor of the Nome School
building. The alarm was turned in
and the school children were
marched in orderly fashion out of
the building. The fire department
arrived and located the trouble
some fuse which had carbonized
and shorted across to the fuse
next, causing the smoke and
flame. No damage was done.
Fire Chief Sam Huxley, of
Marks Field welcomed home his
wife, yesterday, who has been hos
pitalized in the States, and who is
now much improved and glad to
(be back in her home in the far
north.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR
THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT
SECOND DIVISION,
TERRITORY OF ALASKA
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES
TATE of EMIL PASTERIS, De
ceased.
No. 815
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that, by order of the Probate
Court aforesaid. A. Polet of Nome,
Alaska, has been duly appointed
Administrator of the estate of
Emil Pasteris, deceased.
All persons having claims
against the said estate should pre
sent them, with proper vouchers
attached, within six (6) months
from the date of this Notice, to the
said Administrator at Nome, Alas
ka.
DATED this 31st day of Marcn,
1949.
A. Polet,
Administrator.
Publish April 1, 8, 15, 22, 1949.
Easter Dinner
Good Food to Make Your Easter Dinner A Real Treat!
CRISPY FRESH
LETTUCE, top quality, every leaf can be eaten.
TOMATOES, large size, red ripe, delicious.
CAULIFLOWER, snow-white and compact heads.
RHUBARB. early variety, extra good.
CUCUMBERS, fi rm and bright, medium size.
PEPPERS, full of tangy salad flavor.
GRAPEFRUIT, Florida’s top quality.
GRAPES, lovelv for a dessert.
APPLES, famous Wenatchee winesaps.
ORANGES. new crop, juicy and sweet.
PINEAPPLES, fresh from the Hawaiian Islands.
LElVlONS, handy to have on hand.
An Extra Special Event
Ladies Aid
EASTER FOOD SALE
Sat., April 16th-Starting 10 A.M.
An opportunity to select your Easter foods
and desserts from an unlimited variety. The
choice of special recipes, delicious cakes,
cookies and desserts.
COME EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION
HAMS
The national dish on Easter
Sunday. Extra select skinned
hams cut any way you wish.
Juicy and tender. Makes a
delicious dinner.
Pork Loin
ROASTS
The best of pork roasts,
more tender, bakes easier. A
favorite. Any size you want.
TURKEYS
Young turkeys. The ideal
dinner if you have company.
Order yours now.
R 0 A S T E R S
Packed individually in car
tons. clean and fresh. Me
dium size. Very good.
Beef
ROASTS
Choice of many cuts to suit
your taste. Tell Si what you
want.
STEAKS
Sirloins, T-Bones, Rounds,
we have a large variety.
Phone
MAIN
133
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Northern Commercial Co.