Jean Burand Conducts
Clothing Class in Shungnak
Jean Burand returned from
Shungnak where she conducted
a clothing construction class with
15 members completing their gar
ments. They are Laura Sun, Ruth
Lee, Vera Douglas, Edna Corn
mack, Florence Douglas, Dorothy
Cleveland, Lydia Sheldon who
made her wedding dress, Susie
Commack, Margaret Sheldon,
Sophie Cleveland, Beulah Com
mack, Annie Lee, Mildred Black,
Bertha Sheldon and Rosaline
Mitchell.
Mrs. Burand also reports that
4-H awards were made and classes
enrolled in 4-H’ers for gardening
under the leadership of Mrs.
Mildred Black and Mr. Ken Kriger
in Shungnak; under Miss Louise
Wood and Guy Moyer and Edison
Hooley in Kobuk and Marie
Cleveland in Ambler.
Peace Corps Applications
Persons interested in applying
for service as a Peace Corps vol
unteer may obtain forms and in
formation material at the office
of the Extension Service in the
Bureau of Mines Bldg.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: John Penetac, Esther
Carter, George and Vera Shugu
garok, Marla and Emily Saccheus,
Marla and Ruth Daniels, Freida
Kavarloak, Amelia Ahaktoolok,
Shelby David Jr., Mischa Moses,
Arlene Tootkaylok, Josie and
Ellen Murray, Ruby Ann Daniels.
Discharged: Mary Statuk, Emily
Tokienna, Tilly Agloinga, Ralph
Smith, Charlie Moore and infant,
Marcella Fernandez and infant,
Caroline and Freddie Eningowok.
Lillian Savaaria, former head
of the women’s department of the
Northern Commercial Co. here,
surprised her friends by arriving
on the Bethel charter Saturday
Miss Savaaria is now stationec
in; Bethel with the N.C. Co.
FOOD AND
BAKE SALE
MAZONNA’S STORE
Saturday, Mar. 17
Starting at 10 a.m.
Sponsored by
Sisterhood of the
Community Methodist Church
146 TEAMS ENTERED IN
STATE BOWLING TOURNEY
A total of 146 teams are en
tered in the third annual State
Women’s Bowling Tournament
being held in Anchorage, with 68
teams from Anchorage the host
city.
Fairbanks is sending 18 teams,
Palmer 12, Kodiak 11, Juneau and
Soldotna 8, Ketchikan and Homer
5, Seward 4 and Nome 1.
On the Nome team Lou Oliver
leaves today as she is an officer
and is to attend a board meeting.
The rest of team composed of
Pauline Eberle, Barbara Martin,
Pat St. Amour and Helen Ray,
will leave on Wednesday.
PIONEERS HOLD FIRST
CARD GAME SERIES
Pioneers of Alaska, Igloo No. 1,
held its first card party in the
series of four games, last Satur
day night.
Winners for the evening were
Louise Walsh and Charles Jones
with Helen Fagerstrom and Clyde
Glass as runners up. Low scores
were held by Jess Woodward and
Emily Boucher. Door prize was
won by Charles Lewis.
Persons who are interested in
attending the balance of the games
will be given an average score
for the game they missed so that
they may participate in the trophy
prizes.
The next game will be in two
weeks, on March 24.
CHRIS KINEBERGER OF
JONAS BROS. VISITS HERE
Chris Klineberger, one of the
owners of Jonas Bros, passed
through Nome today enroute from
Kotzebue where he has been bear
hunting, and setting up a re
ceiving station for polar bears
now being caught by sportsmen.
In charge of the station is Don
Foster, who was manager of their
Nome store last year.
Mr. Klinebrger invites Nomeites
visiting C-21 during the summer
to their new store in Seattle a1
6th and Pike at which there are
many displays of interest to tour
ists as well as to Alaskans.
One exhibit of particular in
terest is a fully mounted dog
sled driver hunting a fully mount
ed polar bear, which expends
across the entire width of the
store.
NOTICE
Omie McCarthy Circle will
meet at the home of Ann Snyder
in the FAA area tomorrow
evening at 8:00 pan. Visitors are
welcome.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
Sates Office: Dial 2234 Write Box 708
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and
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Torch Outfits — Welding Rod
JAEGER "SPEED KING" PUMPS
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TOKHEIM HAND PUMPS — MacWYTE WIRE ROPES
Dealers In
Industrial & Mining Hardware
Welding Accessories
Lumber & Building Materials
Wholesale Distributers for —
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
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Request Nome Police Use
Promotional Examination Kits
The district attorney, Second
Judicial District, Nome, has re
quested State Police promotional
examination kits for use by the
Nome Police Dept, in its training
program, and for use in his of
fice.
The kit contains study material
used by the Alaska State Police
to further knowledge of police
techniques, especially as they
apply to police work in Alaska.
This study material includes the
following subjects:
Alaska Criminal Law; Alaska
Highway Information; Alaska
State Government; Alcoholic
Beverage Control Enforcement;
Arson Investigation; Collection
and Preservation of evidence;
How to Take Fingerprints; His
tory of Department of Public
Safety; Interrogation; Law of
Evidence; and Sources of Law.
Woman's Bowling Tourney
Gets Underway March 24-25
Aurora Woman’s Bowling Assn,
presents its 2nd Annual City
Championship Tournament to be
held at Aukruk Lanes, Saturday
and Sunday, March 24-25. Entries
close at midnight March 17. Entry
fee will be $5.00 per person per
event. This is open to all women.
Those not in a league will pay
an extra $1.00 for the league
sanction fee.
All prize fees returned 100%.
At least one prize for each ten
entries in each event. There will
be five-man team events, doubles
and singles events in Classes A
and B. Entry blanks are available
at Aukruk Lanes or through your
league secretary. For more infor
mation call either Mary Ann
Molitor at 2339 or Doris House at
2266.
Chamber Holds Hospitality
Hour for Bethel Visitors
The Chamber of Commerce
held a hospitality hour between
2 and 3 o’clock yesterday after
noon for the Bethel charter group
and their basketball team, at the
Seaview Room. The affair was
very informal and enjoyed by
both guests and members.
In the party from Bethel were:
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ludwig
son, Bob Reno, Marv Hathome,
L. Paulhill, C. Murphy, Robert
Konig, Bill Borg, Bill Keistovich,
Don Ferguson, iMartha Foss, Vic
Charles, Susan Saito, Louie Crew;
Merlin Day, Ridy Bertram, Max
Fancher. Bunny Baxter. Ethel
Browning, Esther Osborne, Kee
Homer Browning, Maxine Lieb,
Annie Anasen, Lillian Savaaria,
Joe Pete, Willie Pete, Or. and
Mrs. Juan Munk, Kenny Dahl,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Ballard;
Ruth Hall, Jerry Turner, Mrs.
Hinkleman, Clara Cooper, Mary
Romer, Carl Kwagly, Bill Hatley,
Howard and Sally Elliott, Helen
Rogers and A1 Foss.
In Magistrate's Court
Howard Nunurak and Bertha
Attatayak both pleaded guilty to
drunk and disorderly charges
and were each fined $35 by the
District Magisrate, James St.
Amour.
NOTICE
Girl Scout Neighborhood
Committee Meeting
Tuesday — 8:00 pan.
Danny Walsh Residence
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
TONIGHT — 8:00 P.M
CITY HALL
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Snooker table, $750.
Call Nomerama, 2853. tf
FOUND: Glasses with blue speck
led trim. Call at Nugget.
LOST: Billfold of Capt. R. Steele
containing valuable papers. Re
ward. Return to Armory or
Nugget. 32c
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Proraisary Holes — Drill Logs
Location Notices
Check Registers — Receipt Books
Proof of Labor
Power of Attorney
Also Notary Public
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