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First Show Starts at 7:15 — Second Show, 9:30
TONIGHT
“BELLS ARE RINGING”
JUDY HOLLIDAY and DEAN MARTIN
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One Show Tuesday Night Starting at 7:15
HOME FROM THE HILLS
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Daphne Rylander Is w inner
Of Vogue Seiving Contest
Daphne Rylander was announced
the winner of Vogue Pattern sewing
contest held at Nome School unde]
ic direction of the home economic:
teacher, Sharon Bell. She. and th<
other members of the class modeler
the clothes they had made for th<
contest at the Beta Sigma Phi Styl<
Show held yesterday at the Sea
view Room. Others in the class wen
Joanne Croell, Carol Miller, Marilyi
Schmidt, Barbara Mclver, Jeanett*
Amundsen and Lorena Mogg.
A capacity crowd filled the popu
lar dining room for the annua
spring event with over 90 selection
in new style featured through th
cooperation of the Northern Com
mercial Co., M’Lord and Lad;
Shop, Dorothy’s, Cavota’s, an<
Polet’s Arts and Craft. A fine selec
tion of sport, late afternoon an<
epening clothes for women an<
children were featured and th
guests received pocket-sized vial
of perfume, courtesy of the N.C. Cc
Mary Honsberger was commentator
Background music throughout thi
show was played on the piano b;
Ellen Jones.
A door prize was won by Jo Ray
of the MMM Hospital.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Agnes Kaputuk, Bett:
Doyle, Clara Kasgnoc,.
Discharged: Joe Mickel, Fanni<
Olanna, Luke Apuk, Frank Nun
uruk Jr.
☆ SPECIAL #
One - Night
Evangelistic
Missionary
Meeting
AT THE
BIBLE
BAPTIST
CHURCH
NEXT SUNDAY
rii 15
WITH
FRED NIMMO
Evangelist and Missionary
EVERYBODY
WELCOME
STARTS 7:00 P.M.
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ST. AMOUR TO PHOTOGRAPH
LAND RECORDS AT BETHEL,
KOTZEBUE AND CANDLE
District Magistrate James St.
> Amour leaves today for Bethel and
' Fortuna Ledge commencing a tour
; of the Deputy Magistrate offices
• for the purpose of photographing
l the land records of the various Re
■ cording Precincts of the Second
■ District.
After completing his work on the
i records in the Wade Hampton Re
i cording District he will proceed tc
J Kotzebue and Candle which are
the recording centers for the Noa
• tak-Kobuk and the Fairhaven Dis
1 tricts.
3 This photographing of records is
5 a program of the Alaska Court
• System to create a central and safe
f depository for the land records ot
1 the entire state.
1 GIRL SCOUT NEWS
1 By Linda Doyle
? Senior Girl Scout Troop 108
3 has been busy for the past month
. making Eskimo-faced lapel pins for
. Pearl Johnson to use as “swaps”
i at the Girl Scout Roundup at But
r ton Bay, Vt. They will also be
fixing ivory key chains and bottles
, containing different kinds of sand
found on Nome’s beaches. The sand
will be put in layers including the
gold bearing sand.
In May the senior troop is plan
ning a style show in the Seaview
: Room of the North Star. Tickets
will be sold with the proceeds to
go towards Pearl Johnson’s trip to
Button Bay.
The Senior Girl Scouts are sell
ing 45 records donated by Johnnie
Stephenson at the N.C. Co. store
on Saturday afternoons.
In May, when they are finished
with the “swaps,” they are going
to start weaving baskets to sell
to the tourists.
WSCS ELECTS OFFICERS
The WSCS of the Community
Methodist Church held its annual
election of officers last Friday with
Mrs. David Nease being re-elected
! as president of the group.
This very active organization has
announced through its circles that
lan Easter breakfast will be held at
the Fellowship Hail on Easter
morning with the men of the church
participating.
Another project underway is the
making of a new Nome cookbook.
This organization also announced
that it will hold its annual Easter
Bake Sale the day before Easter.
GIRL SCOUT
Neighborhood Committee Meeting
Tuesday — 8:00 p.m.
Home of Mrs. David Money
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
Sates Office: Dial 2234 Write Box 700
Representing 7-r.
LINCOLN WELDING MACHINES
and
Welding Electrodes — Air Reduction Oxygen — Acetylene
Torch Outfits — Welding Rod
JAEGER "SPEED KING" PUMPS
ALLIS CHAMERS — GENERAL MOTORS DIESEL
TOKHEIM HAND PUMPS — MacWYTE WIRE ROPES
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Industrial & Mining Hardware
Welding Accessories
Lumber & Building Materials
tetroteum
OIL COMPANY OF CALI!
Service in the Norton Sound Area
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UNIVERSITY MADRIGAL
GROUP’S CONCERT HERE
, W AS MUCH ENJOYED
The University of Alaska Mad
rigal Group presented their spring
concert here on Saturday evening
before a most appreciative audi
ence, under the direction of Char
lotte Key, who is new to the
University Music Department this
year.
The accompanist, Gilbert Martin,
was on a return trip to Nome having
been here last year on a cancer
crusade benefit and was heartily
welcomed.
In the chorus were three boys
from this area, Harry Johnsen, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnsen,
and two boys from Unalakleet,
Buddy Kotongan and Clarence To
warak. The soloist was also well
known here, as Mrs. Patricia
Clark is the former Patricia Cross
of Kotzebue.
The program which was divided
into four sections gave a wide
variety of songs showing fine in
terpretation and understanding.
Soloists were Patricia Clark,
Wayne Calkins, Jere Haley, Roland
Evans and Dudley Rugeley.
Chorus members were Sandra
Barber, Cathi Carr, Sandra Clark,
Rosana Crabb, Pat Greene, Nancy
u xjonneu, uonna jrienur, nany
Johnsen, Buddy Kotongan, Mrs.
Jodi Simpson, Robert Simpson,
Clarence Towarak, Jim Wolverton.
WAGES & HOURS BILL
SITS TIGHT IN COMMITTEE
JUNEAU m — A move to pull
from the Rules Committee a bill
which would liberalize the state’s
new wages and hours law failed
on a 20-20 tie vote in the House
Friday night.
The motion was made by Rep.
Mark Jensen, (D-Douglas), just be
fore the lower chamber began its
lengthy deliberations on the gen
eral appropriations bill.
Jensen moved that SB268, which
would exempt employers with 10
or less employers from the over
time provisions of the act, be re
moved from the Rules Committee
and placed on the tble.
The law now stands, employers
with three or less employes are ex
cused from the payment of over
time.
NOT DEAD AT ALL . . .
LOUISVILLE, Ky. UP) — Paul EL
Johnston of Louisville says reports
of his death 19 years ago are ex
aggerated out of proportion. In
fact, he says he didn’t die at all. fs
A book about the first United
States air raid on Nazi Germany’s
oil center at Ploesti in the Balkans,
Aug. 1, 1942, lists Johnston as one
of those killed in the action.
He became aware of this report
when a review of the book was
printed in a local newspaper.
His plane was shot down during
the raid, he said, but he escaped
and was captured by enemy troops.
I wish to express my thanks to
all the good people of Nome who
voted for me in the recent muni
cipal election.
CUB PACK 6$
MEETS TONIGHT — 7:30
Fellowship Hall - Methodist Church
Awards will be presented
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
TONIGHT — 8:00 P.M
CITY HALL
WANT ADS
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NOME U-WASH — Rough dry
laundry. Washing only. Drying
only. It’s up to you. Dial 287,1.
WANTED: Estimates on outside'
paint job. Contact Nugget. 42
FOR RENT: Efficiency apartment,
with heat, lights and water. $140.
—Peter E. Larsen
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Call 2335.
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