rTA MEETS TUMUHHOW
The final meeting of the Norm
Parent-Teachers Assn, for thi;
school year will be held tomorrow
night at the Nome School Multi
purpose Room. The meeting wil
begin at 7:30 and will feature the
installation of the newly electee
officers of the PTA.
There will also be a report oi
the activities of the PTA during
the past year. Sixth grade mothers
will act as hostesses. Members anc
friends are invited to this Iasi
meeting of the year.
EASTER EGG WINNERS
Winners in the annual decorated
Easter Egg contest at the Nomer
ama Theater has been announced
as follows:
Prettiest eggs in the 6 to 13
year age group was made by
Rachel Komahkuk and the funniest.
Mary Jane Wall.
In the teen-age and adult group,
the funniest egg was made by
Mathias Pederson and the pret
tiest by Pete Hahn.
No entries were received in the
younger than six year old group.
All entrants are asked to pick
up their eggs at the box office.
Prizes are free theater tickets.
NOTE OF THANKS
Woman’s Society of Christiar
Service of the Methodist Churct
wishes to thank all who had z
part in making the annual Easta
Bake Sale a success and especially
the N.C. Store for space for th<
sale.
SAD NEWS
Mrs. Barbara McLain, forme:
Nome School teacher, advise:
friends the her son, Dee, is in th«
Mayo Clinic where he is dyinf
from lung cancer. Dee is 3V£ year*
old.
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COMHT ...
From Fairbanks: Fred Pankratz
E. W. Vanderbuilt, Roberta Beau
champ, Lester Bronson, Jarne
Flynn. Oscar Murray. Bob Blod
gett, John Jonson.
From Kotzebue: Mr. Fuller, Epl
Wheeler, Don Perkins, Sterling
Croell.
To Kotzebue: Ethel Karmun.
To Fairbanks: Harry Lewis, Ella
Tanner, George Hoff, Mr. and Mrs.
Nels Swanberg, Ray Shields.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Silook oi
Gam bell are the parents of a son
bora on Good Friday.
REPUBLICAN MEETING
THURSDAY. APRIL 26
7:30 P.M. — CITY HALL
Planning for Slat* Central
Committee Meeting May 12
Cap*. Robert Steele Promoted
‘ Announcement has been made!
! that Capt. Robert Steele, command
’ ing officer of the Alaska National!
Guard’s 1st Scout Bn., has been ad
vanced to the rank of major.
Maj. Steele came to Nome in
October of 1955 as a lieutenant in
j the Guard and has been active in
j the development of the 1st Scout
• Bn, since that time.
ROY JENKINS TRANSFERRED
Roy Jenkins, Second District
Highway Engineer has been trans
ferred to Anchorage, it was an
nounced today, taking over the
position of Assistant State Con
struction Engineer, the post recent
ly vacated by Sam Johnson.
In his place is Bert Hyde, an
Alaskan of eight years, who was
with the Alaska Public Works in
Juneau and more recently with the
State Highway Department in
Fairbanks.
Legislators Home
Sen. Lester Bronson returned
Saturday having taken a trip to
the south to visit his daughter and
two sets of twin grandchildren in i
Pueblo, Colo.
Also returning was Rep. Bob
Blodgett, who has been taking care
of business in Anchorage.
Fred Cavota returned last week
after about a month spent in An
chorage where he had gone for
medical attention.
Fred says that while in Provi
dence Hospital he and Bill Brown
had adjoining rooms, and that
Brown is now out of the hospital,
recuperating at h°me.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Theodore Gologergen,
Ida Kawa, Elaine Kingukuk, Marie
Kogassagoon, Marjorie Kulowiyi,
Levi Seppilu, Lorraine and Roy
Waghiyi, Anthony Kunuk.
Discharged: Frank Bellman, Wii
ford Katekeak, Cheri Nothstein,
Dorothy Murphy, Fern Ann Chase,
James Pusfcruk. ;
Mr. and Mrs- Alexander Niksit
are the parents of a baby girl born
April 20. j
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CALLING ALL i
DEMOCRATIC WOMEN
Democratic Women of the com- (
munity are invited and urged to
attend a meeting Tuesday night at J
the City Hall at 8:00 pJtn. for the
purpose of finishing clever identi- 1
fication tags tor the visiting dele- 1
gates to the State Democratic i
Convention. All who come will be
put to work.
Peggy Kelliher, Chairman
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ANCHORAGE SCHOOL
TEACHERS TOUR NORTH
Anchorage teachers enjoyed their
annual trek to Nome over the
Easter holiday spending Friday and
Saturday seeing what the real
north is like.
They left late Saturday afternoon
to be in Kotzebue where a squad
ron party was planned for them
with a cocktail hour, dinner and
dancing on the program.
In the group were:
Ethel Reese, Frances Warner,
Isabelle Landowsky, Joyce Gear
ing, Jeanna Odgers, Barbara Eves,
Peggy Seely, Rebecca White, Mon
ica Paitz;
Catherine Clark, James Clark,
Dorothy Zeno, Martha Lord, Kath
erine McDevitt, Wilma Olson, Sarah
Neeb, Rachael Harris, Beatrice
Scott, Corrine Schiemen, Carol
Peters;
Vincena Sacco, Ann Trelut, Mary
Jean Zarnikau, Charlotte Gray,
Barbara Warren, Ann Noel, Sandy
Strickland.
WILY BOXER . . .
LAS VEGAS, Nev. HP) — A happy
Carlos Ortiz confided today that
laution and the presence of ex
leavyweight Bill Conn steered him
away from any reckless attempt to
win the world lightweight cham
pionship by a knockout from Joe
Brown two nights ago.
Ortiz didn’t need the knockout.
He won handily by a desicion in
15 rounds. He said it was his
easiest fight in 41 ring engage
ments and it was certainly the
worst for Brown in the 12th defense
of his title.
Sitting at ringside were former
heavyweight champion Joe Louis
and Billy Conn, who almost won
the title from Louis in an epic
fight in 1941.
Conn, as old-timers recall, had
the fight virtually sewed up going
into the 13th round. Then, as he
explained later, he decided to tum
killer and try for a knockout.
It was a costly mistake. Louis
knocked him out.
Ortiz, after the fight, said, “when
[ looked down and saw Conn and
Louis sitting together, I decided to
ake no chances in those closing
•ounds. I played it safe.”
2UEEN ELIZABETH II
HARKS 36TH BIRTHDAY
WINDSOR, England — Queen
Slizabeth II celebrated her 36th
>irthday at a private family party
it Windsor Castle.
Taking the day off from offi
cial engagements, die went riding
with her elder children, Prince
Charles and Princess Anne, in
Windsor Great Park.
Flags flew from public build
ings in London and on ships at
sea. Gun salutes were fired from
the Tower of London and Hyde
Park and from naval warships but
the nation’s formal celebration of
the birthday will take place June
2, as usual.
PRESCHOOL SCHEDULE
FOR LWY RECREATION
GROUPS THIS WEEK
Tuesday, 10 a.ra. — Mrs. Perkins'
Nursery.
Wednesday, 12 noon — Miss Mc
Coy's Kindergarten.
Thursday, 10 aon. — Miss McCoy's
Nursery
Friday, 12 noon — Mrs. Bachel
der's Kindergarten.
All other groups meet at the reg
ular time.
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laundry. Washing only. Drying
only. It’s up to you. Dial 2671.
FOR SALE: 25 dog salmon for
$6.00 or. 50 salmon for $12.20
with 20 free fish. Call 2680. 40c
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NOMERAMA THEATER
TONIGHT
ONE SHOW ONLY STARTING AT 7:15
Charlton Heston
in
“BEN HUB”
AT REGULAR PRICES
One Show Tuesday Night Starting at 7:15
“BABETTE GOES TO WAR”
BRIDGETT BARDOT
(with clothes on)
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
First Show Starts at 7:15 — Second Show, 9:30
“PILLOW TALK”
ROCK HUDSON
DORIS DAY
USE SAME IVORY GAVEL
SEATTLE W — The same ornate
ivory gavel that opened the Alaska
Yukon-Pacifie exposition here in
1909 was used Saturday in open
ing ceremonies for the Seattle
World’s Fair.
It was the second relic of the
A-Y-P exposition to help start the
space age fair. The historic gold
telegraph key with which Presi
dent Kennedy signaled the official
opening played the same role 53
years ago.
The gavel, on whose head are
craved the likenesses of two polar
bears and a walrus, was made
available by Gov. Wm- Egan from
the State of Alaska Museum in
Juaeatt; ■
From Unalakleei . . .
Three prisoners were brought in
from Unalakleet to serve sentences
on disorderly conduct charges.
They were Frances Anowluk, Gor
don Nashalook and Virginia Jack
son.
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GOP Meeting Postponed
It's a well known axiom of phy
sics that two bodies cannot occupy
the same space at the same time.
Last Friday, however, the Nugget
had two notices advertising two
meetings to be held at the City
hall at the same time—this ob
viously couldn’t happen because
because one group was Demo
crats and the other was a Repub
lican group. The Republican meet
ing has been postponed until 7:30
Thursday evening, and the Demo
crats will meet as planned on
Tuesday evening.
District Magistrate James St.
Amour, who has been photograph
Courts in other parts of this dis
trict. returned this morning direct
ly from Kotzebue.
Mr. and Mrs. Nals Swanberg
spent Easter in Fairbanks where
they visited with children and
grandchildren for the holiday.
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