High School Girls Take
Part in Sewing Contest
“SEW . . . SEW” would be th
reply given by nine high schoo
girls if asked, “how are thing
going at school?” Jeanette Amund
i sen, Marilyn Schmidt, Lorenj
Mogg, Pearl Johnson, Carol Mil
ler, Daphne Rylander, Joani
Croell and Vikki Young are un
der the supervision of Sharoi
Bell, while participating in th<
Vogue Sewing contest sponsorec
by the local Home Art Club .Thi:
is a part of the national fashior
sewing contest for high schoo!
home economics students to se
lect the “Ideal Dress-Up Costume
for the high school student.” A
number of participants entered th<
contest last year in which Man
Jean Longley was the local win
ner.
The competition is open to stu
dents in grades 9-12 who arc
studying home economics at the
present time or who have had
at least one full year’s training
in the participating school.
Each contestant will submit one
costume made from a Vogue pat
tern and must be made in its en
tirety by the student who submits
it as her entry. Judging will be
held at four levels: local, district
state and national. The districl
and the state dates are unknowr
at the present time but the loca!
contest will be held April 8 al
which time the girls will mode'
at the Spring Style Show. The na
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16 in New York City.
The judges at all levels wil
score each entry on the basis o
the following factors: (a) appro
priateness of the costume for
dress-up occasion; (b> becoming
ness to wearer; <c) overall fashio
effect; (d) workmanship. Judge
for the local contest have not bee
named as yet.
Gold Digger* Bowling League
Men’s high series went to E
Randall 622, Carl Giavinovic
505. Tom House 497.
(Men's high game went to Ei
.Randall 215, Carl Glavinovicl
139, Tom House 180.
Women’s high game went tc
Tou Oliver 168, Pauline Eberle
•161, Fay Lienard 157.
Women's high series went tc
Fay Lienard 445, Lou Oliver 432
Pauline Eberle 401.
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Aukruk Lanes 41 31
North Star 37Vi 34V4
Alaska Airlines 36 Vi 35 Vi
NC Co. 29 43
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j Mothers Club Sponsors
Hospitality Center For
? Departing Canadians
I The Mother’s Club of Nome
* sponsored a hospitality center at
’ the airport on Saturday for the
departing Canadian troops, who
( participated in the Great Bear Ex
ercise. The word got around
( what this small group had in
, mind and voluntary contributions
[ of coffee, sugar, cream and cups
, as well as coffeemakers were
’ generously contributed so that the
group was able to serve over a
‘ 150 men and officers.
They are all set up to open
the center again today when the
, American troops prepare to leave
this afternoon.
They were overwhelmed with
the appreciation expressed by the
visitors. President of the group
is Agnes Komahkuk.
ANVIL LODGE MARKS
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY
Members of Anvil Lodge, No.
140 iF & AM were hosts at a
George Washington’s Birthday
party last Saturday evening at
the Masonic Temple with the
members of the Order of Eastern
Star and other friends as their
guests.
The Washington address was
given by Boyd Harwood with
games and movies for entertain
ment. A delicious smorgasbord
was served.
{ Sugar Ray Loses Bout
t To Young Denny Moyer
j NEW YORK — At 22, baby
- faced Denny Moyer is hopeful of
a getting a title fight with NBA
s middleweight Gene Fullmer in
n April. At 41, Sugar Ray Robin
son, once the greatest fighter in
the ring, is all washed up, ever
if he won’t admit it.
. Moyer, of Portland, Ore..
. squared accounts with Robinson
by belting him freely enroute to
. a one-sided victory in their tele
vision 10-rounder at Madison
Square Garden Saturday night.
Robinson won a close, unpopular
decision over Moyer last Oct. 21.
Former welterweight and mid
dleweight champion, Robinson
looked like the boy against the
man. The fast, stocky Oregonian,
although bleeding from the nose
from the first round on, smashed
Robinson repeatedly with right
hand leads to the head and raked
over his aging body with short
left hooks and jolting rights.
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Lomen Commercial Company
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
Sales Office: Dial 2234 Write Box 700
Now In Stock — Come In and See ’Em
Lincoln Welding Machines
Gas and Transformer Types
From $135.00 to $7354)0
Airco Gas Welding & Cutting Outfits
Complete from $99.00 to $2134)0
.
New Style Fiberglass Hoods
Wiih "Flip-Window" — $12.50
The Latest JACKSON One-Piece Uni-Goggles
SPECIAL at $3.45
The Best Genuine AIROO Stinger Made ONLY — $7.00
Need Leads for Your Machine ?
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As Low as 50{ per loot!
Welding Accessories ?
if We Don't Hare Them. You Don't Need Them I
Also Jaeger Pumps
Gaa A Electric — From $96.00 to $19540
_ Pioneer 1500 Watt Light Plant
Electric Mart — Priced to Sell at $24540
Aggressors Both In
Bowling and Basketball
Major Money, Father Nevue,
M/Sgt, Sahlin, M/Sgt. Posey,
S/Sgt. McIntyre of the 1st Scout
Bn., took 2 out of 3 games from
Sp/4 Worix, Sgt. Aycock, PFC
Marks, Sp/5 Nicholls and Sp/5
Deki of Co. E. 1st Bttle Group,
23rd Infantry. Worix of Co. E
had a high game of 235 and high
series of €29. For the Socuts Maj.
Money had high series with 536
and McIntyre had high game of
223. After being defeated by 119
pins in the first game the Scouts
recovered to win the second game
by 74 pins and the third game
by 27 pins.
The basketball match between
the Scouts and Co. E went to the
Scouts 64-48.
At the Chamber meeting today
John Rowlette said he had the
unique job of studying structures
in northern Alaska suitable for
fallout shelters. He states this
does not come under Civil De
fense but is only an inventory
should the U. S. government de
cide to provide such shelters.
BLUE & GOLD BANQUET
SCHEDULED FOR TONIGHT
The Blue & Gold Cub Scout
Banquet is being held this eve
ning at the Multipurpose Room
at 6:30 for both Cub Scout Packs,
sponsored by the Methodist
and Covenant Church, No. 66
and 63.
Ira Hill, Boy Scout executive
from Fairbanks Scout headquar
ters will participate. Parents and
families are invited for this an
nual event, when the Cubs will
get their awards.
James Wilson Resigns
As Director from
Division of Agriculture
JUNEAU ISf — The resignation
of James W. Wilson as State Di
rector of the Division of Agri
culture, with headquarters at
Palmer, was announced today by
Natural (Resources Commissioner
Phil R. Holds worth.
Wilson, 46, said he was quit
ting state service to enter private
business. The resignation is ef
fective April 1.
Holdsworth said no successor
has been selected.
Wilson first came to Alaska in
1948 as manager of the Mata
nuska Valley Cooperative, a po
sition he held for all but two
years until his appointment as
Territorial Commissioner of Ag
riculture in 1953.
He was appointed Director of
the Division of Agriculture, un
der Holdsworth, upon Statehood
reorganization, in 1959.
WASHINGTON UR — One
thousand aircraft landings aboard
the world’s only nuclear-powered
aircraft carrier, the Enterprize,
have been mare since such opera
tions started on Jan. 17.
The 1,000th landing was made
Friday while the carrier was off
the U.S. Naval Base at Guan
tanamo Bay, Cuba.
Piloting the 1,000th plane was
Lt. John Brickner of Corapolis,
Pa.
UTILITY BOARD. MEETING
TUESDAY — 7:30 P.M.
Nome Light 8c Power Office
WANT ADS
For Piano Lessons contact Mr.
Barber at 2520 after 5 pm.
WANTED to Bent 1 br. furnished
house. Call BurUson at A Cab.
FOUND: Glasses with blade trim.
Call at Nugget.
SELL — Those surplus items that
you don't need. Just let a
Nugget Classified Ad convert
them into cagh for you.
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| NOMERAMA THE ATERj
Sunday Monday Tuesday
Matinee 2 p.m. 1st Show 6 p.m. 7:15 p.m.
And 7:15 p.m. 2nd Show 10 p.m.
GONE WITH
THE WIND
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
KIU.IKIU.tKM!
The true story of a murder cult
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PUBLIC NOTICE
BY
State Board of Public Accountancy
Notice Is Hereby Given of the Forthcoming Examination For:
“CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT”
AND
“PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT”
May 16, 17, and 18,1962
The examination will be given in Anchorage, Fairbanks,
Juneau and Ketchikan. Anyone wishing to take the above
examination should make application to Ray Kohler, Secre
tary of the Board, P.O. Box 807, Fairbanks, Alaska, on or
before April 1, 1962.
Scouts Hold Annual
Recognition Dinner
The annual Recognition Din
ner of the Bering Sea District, '
Boy Scouts of America, was held <
Saturday night in the Seaview ]
Room. Mr. Ira Hill, Scout Execu- <
tive for the Midnight Sun Council ]
was speaker of the evening. <
Local unit leaders of Troop 63 :
Cub Pack 63 and Cub Pack 66
were recognized. The Bering Sea
District Committee was officially
installed. A plaque for outstand
ing service to scouting was pre
sented to Sgt. Jim Blanning, Dist.
Scout Commissioner, and secre
tary of the committee. Mayor and
Mrs. R. Wilke were inattendance.
Scouts of Troop 63 presented
colors.
Members of Cub Pack 63, un
der the direction of Mrs. Earl
Towner and Mrs. Tommy Tung
wenuk presented a patriotic skit.
John Amundsen of Troop 633 gave
a trumpet solo, “Battle Hymn
of the Republic” accompanied on
the piano by his sister Janet.
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COMIN' i
From Fairbanks: Paul Hagel- 4
barger, A. Shaw, G. Carothers, 1
High School basketball team. Con *
Potter, Ira Hill.
From Kotzebue: Mamie Kar
mun, Wm. Goerlick, J. Halloran,
Don Gass, John Moore.
GOIN'
To Fairbanks: Ruth McLean,
JoAnn Billman, Lorena Blanken
sop, Bob Lyle, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Hudgins, Arnold Jemewouk, Dora
Kunokpeok, Bill IMunz.
To Kotzebue: Ralph, Maggie,
and Bobby Swanson.
M1CM HOSPITAL
Admitted: John Alarana, Ida
Cabinboy, Clarence Saccheus,
Tilly Agliogna, Hubert Kokoluk,
Bdmorris Milligruk, Doris, Elton
and Alberta Picknalook and Rose
Trigg. . 11
Discharged: John, Marie and
Marilyn Kiguna, Ronnie Oquil
lok, Ronnie Sirloak and Berna
dette Alavana.
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Girl Scouts Receive
Uniforms from Elmendorf
In response to request made by
Mrs. Diane Money, troop leader
>f the Senior Girl Scout Troop in
'Tome, the ladies of the Elmen
lorf Air Force Base, under the
eadership of Mrs. George Mun
iy, have donated 17 Brownie and
.5 Girl Scout uniforms to be
lsed by the ‘girls in Nome. Hie
miforms, which were received
complete with hats, belts and
carves, will be distributed under
he supervision of Mrs. Ellen
rones, the local Girl Scout direc
or.
Furisdiciion Over Civil Action
JUNEAU W — The Senate to
lay gave its approval to a bill
rttich would give Magistrates
tatewide jurisdiction over civil
ctions. They already have such
urisdiction over criminal matters.
Sxtend Unemployment
JUNEAU .UP> — Legislation
irhich would extend unemploy
ment benefits to persons attend
ag an approved training or re
raining course was introduced
a the Senate today by the Rules
Committee at the request of Gov.
Igan.
J of A Woman’s Team
Yins Rifle Competition
CORVALLIS, Ore. <£> — Ore
ion State University won the
len’s division and the University
f Alaska took the women’s com
etition in northwest regional col
late rifle competition at Cor
allis Saturday.
The OSU men’s team shot 1,170
ut of a possible 1,200—just two
oints short of the all-time na
lonal record.
The University of Alaska
romen set a new national record
dth a score of 1,108.
In individual competition, Gene
lolstad topped the men with 293
ut of 300. He Is from Montana
tate College. Linda Dahl of the
diversity of Alaska shot a 284,
Igh among the women.