STUDENTS PRESENT
PIANO RECITAL
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Luther
Dunbar presented her piano stu
dents in recital at the Community
Methodist Church.
Seven girls were in the class.
Here are the students and their
presentations:
Catherine Walsh, Chaniianie,
Habanera from Carmen, Dainty
Ballet Dancer and Jocularity.
Janice Mclver, In the Swimming
Pool, Dancing, Whispering Hope,
and Music Box.
Sharon Doyle, At the Skating
Rink, Birdling’s Serenade, Bobbo
link and Evening Chimes.
June Oman, Barcarolle from
“Tales of Hoffman, Grand March
from “Norma” and Menuet a’ r
Antique.
Kay Mclver, Nobody Knows,
In Schubert’s Day, Dance of the
Rosebuds and Londonderry Air.
Pearl Johnson, Melody of Love,
On the Lake, and Meditation.
Sally Walker, Fifth Nocturne,
Impromptu, Thine Own and Petite
Russian Rhapsody.
Marilyn Lavender a guest, played
Rustle of Spring.
Carrie McLain Leaves for Seattle
Mrs. Carrie McLain leaves Fri
day for Seattle to attend a meet
ing of the Red Cross as one of
eight delegates. Mrs. McLain, who
has been chairman of this district
will be among 3,500 delegates who
are attending the national con
vention from the 50 states. She is
delighted to know that the May
14-16 metings will be held on the
Century 21 fairgrounds.
Mother's Club to Meet
The Nome Mother’s Club will
meet at the LWY Center this eve
ning at 7:30. The highlight for the
evening will be election of of
ficers. All members are urged to
attend.
Please bring finished face pins
to meeting.
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Annual Court of Awards
The Annual Court of Awards
ifor the Girl Scouts will be held
• on Wednesday evening at 7:00 at
e Multipurpose Room of the
♦school.
Parents and friends are cordially
iinvited to be present for this im
portant scouting occasion.
The Aurora Women's Bowling
Assn, will meet Tuesday evening,
M*j 8. at the City Kali at 8:45. All
women bowlers are urged to be
present as this meeting is for the
.election of officers.
PLAN SURPRISE PARTY
Helen Dunbar will not be al
! lowed to see her copy of the Nugget
tonight as her family is with
holding it for the follow reason.
She is being honored with a sur
prise party commemorating her re
tirement from teaching school. She
has been a Nomeite for 34 years
and an interesting program has
been built around the years she
has been a teacher here.
All persons are invited to be
at the school auditorium by 7:30
this evening to enjoy the surprise.
Former students, their parents and
all other friends are cordially in
vited by the faculty, headed by
Lennie Mae Nerland and Mrs. Wm.
Cameron and the Nome School
Board. The program is patterned
after “This Is Your Life” TV pro
gram.
Hold Ritual of Jewels
Beta Sigma Phi held its Ritual
of Jewels last evening at the home
of Barbara Martin with seven
pledges becoming full members.
They are Sharon Harwood, Janet
Caldwell, Donna Morgan, Martha
Craft, Ellen Jones, Peggy Kelliher
and Agnes Walsh.
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
Following the quarterly confer
ence of the Community Methodist
Church held last evening with Rev.
David Blackburn presiding, an in
formal gathering was held and re
freshments were served by the
WSCS at which time farewell gifts
were presented to Rev. and Mrs.
McCray, who have bear here four ;
years and are returning to Florida, 1
their home state.
The official board presented Rev.
McCray with a hand-carved tom- .
coding ivory model and the WSCS ;
presented Mrs. McCray with a '
nugget butterfly pin and butter- ’
fly guard.
Rv. McCray’s replacement will
be announced following the state
conference later this month.
mmm hospital
Admitted: Norma Silook.
Discharged: Tommy Soolook,
Agnes Okpealuk, Walter Camp- 3
bell, Julia Walunga, Ruth Abloo- '
galuk, Freida Johnson and infant,
Oris Towles, Freddie Ahwinona, ’
Teddy Arnold, Leah Luke, Carl -
Oman.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sherman 1
are the parents of a son bom at the '
hospital on May 6.
Nome Neighborhood Committee
of Girl Scouis meets Tuesday eve
ning at 8:00 at the home of Mrs.
Robert Johnson.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
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A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
— DEALERS I If; —
Lumber & Plywood, Wallboard. Building Materials, Insulation
Acetylene and Oxygen including Breathing
Lincoln Welding Equipment
Coal and Industrial Hardware
STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS
Phone 2219 Write Box 70C
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ANCHORAGE MISS WILL
i REPRESENT ALASKA IN
! MISS UNIVERSE CONTEST
| FAIRBANKS - Bland, bfcie
, eyed 18-year-old Teresa Dawn
Hanson of Anchorage was named
Miss Alaska Saturday at the Elks
Lodge in the 1962 Miss Universe
preliminaries. She will represent
| the State in the Miss Universe
| semi-finals at Miami Beach in July,
i Other contestants were Georgi
j anna Harwood, Miss Fairbanks,
I and Patricia Hazel Green, Miss
Matanuska Valley.
Miss Hanson was 1961 Anchor
age Fur Rendezvous Queen and
represented that city in the con
test because the current Fur Ren
devouz Queen is under the re
quired 18 years of age.
Resume Clothing Classes
Jean Burand, Home Demonstra
tion agent for the University of
Alaska, announces that clothing
classes will be resumed tomorrow
at the Lutheran Church, starting
at 1:30 and 7:30 p.m. Classes were
delayed as Mrs. Burand has been
out of town.
Helen Carlisle Visits Here
Mrs. Helen Carlisle, mother of
Frederick Bockman, has been a
visitor in town over the weekend
from her home in Fairbanks, and
has enjoyed seeing her two young
grandsons.
COMIN . . .
From Fairbanks: Charles Rich
mond, Robert Simmons, C. Rowick.
From Kotzebue: Mrs. Minatre,
John Giddings, Carl Scott, Roy
Swanson.
GOIN' . . .
To Kotzebue: John Manley.
To Fairbanks: Mr. Gunderson,
Mr. Reuberg, Paul Tiulanna, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Jenkins, Dianne
Jenkins, Adolph Rosseneau, Fred
Pankrsiz, Robert Mines, Alice Se
Heus, Perry Bahnke, Roger Pegues.
Gold Diggers Bowling League
Women’s high game went to
Pauline Eberle 186, Betty Gustafson
167.
Women’s high series went to
Pauline Eberle 474, Pat St- Amour
431, Tweet Hardy 419.
Men’s high game went to Tom
House 197, Carl Glavinovich 179,
Bob Baldwin 176.
Men’s high series went to Carl
Glavinovich 510, Bob Baldwin 508,
Tom House 502.
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Alaska Airlines 61 51
North Star 59% 52%
Aukruk Lanes 57% 54%
N.C. Co. 46 66
CAP Meeting Tuesday Night
A regular meeting of the Nome
Squadron of Civil Air Patrol has
been called for Tuesday evening at
8 pm. at KICY studios.
BID NOTICE
Sealed bids will be received in
the City Clerk's Office until 5 pun*
May 14, 1962 to furnish the follow
ing:
Furnace Oil — Lots of 400
gallons of more. Stove oil
—by gallon.
Water, per gallon basis.
Garbage pickup at City
Hall—3 times a week.
The City reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Nome Common Council
By Robert F. Scott,
City Clerk
Pub: May 7, 9, 11, 14, 1962.
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 dean. Phone 2560.
FOR SEATTLE TIMES Cali 2565.
BOOKKEEPING in my home. Pay
rolls and cost accounting. Call
Dorothy Muxphy, 2327. 67c
NOMERAMA THEATER
First Show Starts at 7:15
v-Muri '*** A ,,: - ■,,- ,-£$S
Second Show, 9;30
TONIGHT
What an appealing widow she would make!"
That*a the wicked thought of the Society Doctor !
LESUE CARON DiRK BOGARDE
■n BERNARD SHAW’S
THE DOCTOR’S DiUMMA
«i METROCOLOR
An M-G-M R«le»$«
One Show Tuesday Night Starting at 7:15
THE BOWERY BOYS IN
“JUNGLE GENTS”
RUMMAGE SALE
May 10th — 10:00 a.m.
Large Supply of
New and Used Items
J * L TRADING
POST
Dial 2649
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