BACCALAUREATE EXERCISE
ANNOUNCED FOR MAY 13
The 1962 Baccalaureate exercises
are announced for May 13, at
8:00 p.m. in the high school audi
torium.
Rev. Orval Schmidt, whose son
is a graduating senior, will give
the Baccalaureate sermon.
Graduates attending are:
?«• William W*»1.
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ler, Wayne Wittie, Ernest Ailak,
Carole Carlson, David Grant, Gail
Mclver, Daphne Rylander, Allen
Rylander, Pearl Johnson, Robert
Baldwin Jr., Beverly Bohrer, Ann
Chambers, Lorena Mogg, Larry
Schmidt, and Gail Croell.
BRIDAL SHOWER
Miss Jo Ray, physio-therapist at
the Maynard McDougall Memorial
Hospital under the OVR program,
was honored Wednesday evening
with a bridal and farewell shower
at the home of Mrs. Nels Swan
berg.
Miss Ray, who has been here
nine months, leaves to become a
June bride. She will be married
in Indianapolis, Ind., where her
parents reside, to Capt. Leonard
Peterson, USAF, and will make
her home in Georgia where he is
stationed.
Library Hours Change Saturday
Due to several social affairs,
this Saturday, the KK Public
Library will be open from 11:00
a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Saturday.
Books may be left in the receiving
box outside the library if desired.
To Attend Meeting
Public Health Nurses Margaret
Swanberg and Corrinne Kerfoot
leave today to attend a meeting in
Anchorage on mental retardation.
All Public Health Nurses are being
called in for the conference.
LUrHEKANigpiUHCH
PLANS CONFERNECE
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
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ference May 20-24. Guest speaker
5or the special series of meetings,
i® be held, beginning with the
morning worship Sunday and con
tinuing through Thursday evening,
will be Rev. A, L. Abrahamson,
pastor of Central Lutheran Church,
Anchorage. General thane for the
preaching mission will be “The
Prodigal Son” taken from the 15th
chapter of St Luke.
NOTICE
Pioneer Women will hold their
regular monthly meeting tonight
at the Pioneer Igloo.
Bev Morgan, Pres.
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LATE LATE SHOW
Following the Prom tonight there
will be a late late show at the
Nomerama. Only those with stu
dent body tickets will be admitted,
as the show is being run exclusively
for high school students and guests.
These tickets may be obtained from
Nick Longley at the Prom.
The student body previewed
craiaroi films and selected <1A.U In
a Night’s Work,” which stars
Shirley McLain and Dean Martin.
The Prom ends at 1:00 a.m. The
show will start promptly at 1:30.
This will give the girls time to go
home and change into something
more suitable for the movie, and
the breakfast which will follow
at the school, given by the faculty.
The show will run just under
two hours, start promptly at 1:30
and end at 3:30.
Students are asked to observe
the No Smoking regulations being
enforced by the Nome Fire Dept.
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Awarded Contract
Reeves Aleutian Airways has
been awarded the contract to haul
oil to Granite Mountain this spring
and plans to start the haul earlier
than usual, about June 1. The ofi
will be transferred from the mili
tary base at Galena to Granite
Mountain.
Mrs. Edith Bullock, a visitor
from Kotzebue to attend the Re
publican Central Committee meet
ing this weekend, will be a house
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cam
eron.
O'BRIEN - ERWIN TO WED
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Erwin ar
rived yesterday from their home
in Fairbanks to attend the wedding
of William Erwin and Sheila
O’Brien, which is planned for to
day, with a private ceremony at
St. -Toseph’s Church,
The groom, was a member
of the State Legislature from
Seward, taught school here the
first semester and the bride has
been the remedial reading teacher
for the past two years.
MUNZ - NORTHERN AIRWAYS
TO OPEN NEW OFFICE
Munz - Northern Airways will
open new offices in the Alaska
Airlines Bldg., possibly next week,
it has been announced.
Munz Airways, owned by Wm.
Munz for the past 20 years, has
been purchased by Dick Galleher,
who has combined the names of
Munz Airways and Northern Avi
ation to Munz - Northern Airlines.
The change of location is due to
the need of larger quarters.
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LOMEN
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
—DEALERS IN -
8c Plywood, Wallboard, Building Materials, Insulation
Acetylene and Oxygen including Breathing
Lincoln Welding Equipment
Coal and Industrial Hardware
STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS
Phone 2219 Write Box 700
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Freight at Pier 42 Seattle
May 14 thru May 25
ST. MICHAEL — UNALAK
PLACE YOUR ORDERS EARLY!
Daphne Rylander Wins
State Vogue Setving Contest
Daphne Rylander, high school
! senior who won the local Vogue
Sewing Contest for high school
students, sponsored by the Home
Arts Club, has received the infor
mation that she has also won the
state contest and the dress is being
forwarded to New York City to
be entered in the national contest.
She received a gold charm and
a cash award for the state prize
and if a winner in the national
contest, will be entitled to scholar
ship awards.
It is not known at this time when
the national contest is held or
how many awards are given at that
time.
NEW GRANDDAUGHTER
FAIRBANKS W — The grand
daughter of the mayor of Anchor
age was born in St. Joseph's Hos
pital here yesterday.
She is Kathleen Joyce Sharrock,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick
Sharrock of Walsh Hall, University
of Alaska. Her father is a senior
student at the University majoring
in business administration and her
mother is on the university museum
staff.
Kathleen is the granddaughter
of Mayor and Mrs. George Shar
rock of Anchorage and Mrs. and
Mrs. John E. Ryan, also of An
chorage. Mrs. Sharrock is the
daughter of former Territorial Sen.
Irene Ryan.
The doctor who ushered the
youngster into the world is Mayor
Joseph Ribbar of Fairbanks.
COM IN' . . .
From Fairbanks: Victor Serino,
F. J. Lane, Mr. and Mrs, Robert
Erwin, John Savella, Marvin Kack,
Dale Farmer, Johnnie Stephenson,
George Gustafson.
From Kotzebue: Michael Men
denhall, Frederick Ipalook, Joseph
Rychetnik, Phil Tower, Flossie
Sokienna.
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Richard Elam, Clyde Nershak,
Father McNeal , Harold Julian,
Charles Adams, Napoleon Brown,
Kurt Backlaund, Carl Burgess.
To Fairbanks: Boyd Harwood,
R. B. Hoitt, Wilbur Lingafelk, Clif
ford Olanna, Bill Cameron, Frank
Whaley.
EISENHAUER
LABORATORIES
Assayers — Metallurgists
Chemists — Ore Testing
Established 1916
Prompt accurate service on all
kinds assays. Includes daily
fixings on gold - silver - plainum
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air-mailed. Send for price list.
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Memorial Wreaths at Cavoias
WANT ADS
NOME U-WASH — Rough dry
laundry. Washing only. Drying
only. It’s up to you. Dial 2671.
FOR SALE: 1957 Ford, like new
engine, very clean. Phone 2560.
BOOKKEEPING in my home. Pay
rolls and cost accounting. Call
Dorothy Murphy, 2327. 67c
FOR SEATTLE TIMES Call 2565.
GOING OUTSIDE? Here’s the car
for you. 1961 Pontiac Bonneville
convertible. Must sacrifice. Dial
2560. 1/ .
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FOR SALE: Combi VW, gray, 6,300
miles. Call Con Potter 2526 or
2426.
FOR SALE: Piper PA-20, 125 h.p.,
new Irish linen; 435 hrs. since
major overhaul; deanj fcigh freq,
transceiver radio. Contact Bill
Nix, Kotsebue. Priced to sell^
NOMERAMA THEATER
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First Show Starts at 7:15 — Second Show, 9:30
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
“TWIST AROUND THE CLOCK”
Chubby Cheek
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AFTER - THE - PROM - SHOW
DOORS OPEN 1:00 A.M. STARTS PROMPTLY AT 1:30
“ALL IN A NIGHT’S WORK”
ADMISSION BY STUDENT BODY TICKETS ONLY
Get Tickets fro Nick Longley at the Prom
Feature 94 min. Short Subjects IS min. Cartoon 8 min. End 3:30
Sunday Monday Tuesday
YOU'LL FLIP
OVER
THE 1
ZANIEST
COMEDY
IN *
YEARS! *
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Absent-minded
EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY
BY ORDER OF NOME FIRE DEPT.
Due to the fact the Nomerama does not have an adequate smoking
room, and that the ever increasing number of teen* age smokers
constitutes a definite Fire Hazard; until further notice, there will
be NO SMOKING anywhere in theater building. Containers will be
provided outside of the theater, where lighted cigarettes may be
discarded before entering the lobby. The above is necessary to
maintain a high standard of safety. REMEMBER THE NOME FIRE.
Sponsor Theater Party
The Annual Girl Scout Theater
Party sponsored each year by the
Horne Arts Club in
with the management of the
Nomerama will be held at 10:00
tomorrow morning.
All Girl Scouts, Brownies, then
leaders and committee members
are to be at the theater at that
time and the Scouts are to be in
uniform. i
Attend Rotary Conference
The Nome Rotary Club will have
two representatives at the annual
district conference being held in
Vancouver, B.C., stated president
Herb Jenks.
Hugh Gilbert and Keith Heareen
are both representing Nome at the
meeting, which encompasses the
Pacific Northwest, Alaska and
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Mrs. Robert Apok,
Margaret Analook, Jeannette Lef
fick of Unalakleet, Mary Jane
Mokiyuk.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Apok are
the parents of a son bom at the
hospital on May 9.
Discharged: Diane Lienard, M.
Oongnalook, John Bahnke Sr.,
Charles Raymond.
western Canada.
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GOPs Arrive Here
Six members of the Republican
Central Committee arrived this
morning by Alaska Airlines, for
the weekend meeting scheduled
here. They included:
Mrs. Tillie Reeves, national com
mitteewoman; Rep. Bruce Kendall,
Sen. John CoghiU, John Daly,
Henry Benson and Doris McKinley.
Lulu Fairbanks, well known
Alaskan newspaper woman, who
has just visited the nation’s capital,
observes with a chuckle that more
women should get into politics.
. . They have so much fun in
Washington, D.C., moving those
BUREAUS around—we don't need
half of them!”
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NOTICE
Troop 63 of the Nome
nt Church is sponsoring a
Bake Sal* at the Northern Com
mercial Co. Store cm, Saturday. May
12, beginning at 9*30 a.m. This
sale will feature Swedish pastries,
which would make nice Mother's
Day gifts. Everyone who would
like to contribute baked goods
for this sale, please caQ Ralph
Fondell at 2345 or arrange with
a Boy Scout to deliver the items.
Don't forget the Swedish Bake
Sale at the N.C. Co. tomorrow.
it special
it's for
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Sea view Dimnrlti
Sunday, May 13