Homemakers Will
Present Style Show
The Vogue sewing contest win
ners will be announced April 28 at
a Stive Show and tea to be held
in the Multipurpose Room of the
Nome School.
Joann Croell, Cathy Walsh, Carol
Miller, Sally Ailak and Marilyn
Schmidt made outfits for the con
test sponsored by the Nome
Woman’s Club. These girls model
ed Sunday at a stlye show and
their garments were evaluated foi
construction detail by Mrs. Rich
ard Lyttle and Mrs. George Bell.
Awards will be made at the style
show given by the home economics
classes which will be open to the
public.
Old Bell Comes Down
From Methodist Church
The old bell of the Community
Methodist Church, which ha;
rung out glad Easter greeting:
for over 60 years will not be ring
ing this year.
This bell that for many year:
summoned not only the Methodist:
to church but aroused people ol
all denominations reminding therr
it was time for church, has beer
dismantled and stored away untb
it can become part of the new
church, stated Rev. Howard De
Vore. As the old church building
is for sale and the bell is not part
of the building, and because the
bolts were rusting and the timbers
of the belfrey were rotting, he fell
it would be best to take it dowr
at this time.
Mrs. Abrams Visits Here
Mrs. Richard Abrams, mothe;
of Mrs. John Bradley, is here fron
Seattle and enjoying a visit no
only with her daughter but tw<
small grandchildren.
On her return to Seattle sh
hopes to travel on Alaska’s ne\
Marine Highway and see th
beauty of the inside passage.
Mrs. June Degnan Hartwick. for
merly of Unalakleet and daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Deg
nan who now lives in Milton, Pa.,
was a visitor in the offices of our
congressmen in Washington, D.C.,
last week.
NOTICE
The Aurora Woman's Bowling
Assn, will hold its annual meeting
on April 11 at 8 p.m. at the City
Hall, for the purpose of electing
officers for the coming year. All
members are invited.
Father Nevue
Addresses CAP
Father Nevue gave the second
lecture to the Nome Civil Air
Patrol Cadets Squadron Monday
evening at the high school. His
talk was on character and citizen
ship, a requirement in CAP
training. Father Nevue interest
ingly presented the qualities which
make up character and citizen
ship and explained the influence
of heridity of environment in de
veloping one’s character and per
sonality in order to become a
good citizen.
The formal session was follow
i ed by drill practice in the gym
i and most of the 20 members have
indicated a desire to enter into
competition at the summer en
campment in Anchorage for CAP
Cadet Squdron Drill Teams.
Last week pilot Jim Isabelle
lectured on the fundementals of
r flight and demonstrated theory of
> areodynamics with a model air
> plane and blackboard diagrams.
| METHODIST CHURCH TO
; HOLD EASTER FOOD SALE
All ladies and friends of the
Methodist Church who are plan
ing to contribute to the annual
food sale who have not been con
tacted may call Carrie McLain
who is soliciting for the tradition
al Easter Food Sale. Although the
ladies do most of the cooking, men
with culinnery skills have also
contributed in the past.
Since the WSCS is not sponsor
L ing the Easter Breakfast this year,
the men who assist in the kitchen
with the sourdough pancakes are
invited to contribute to the Food
. Sale.
1
t New Books at KK Library
> The Kegoayah Kozga Public
Library has announced the arrival
2 of several new books among which
/ are:
e I The Glass Blowers by Du
1 Maurier; Fourteen Africans vs One
American by Fox; The Zebra
I Striped Hearse by MacDonald; The
I Moon-Spinners by Stewart; Points
I of My Compass by White; and
I Once and Future King by White.
NOTE OF APPRECIATION
We wish to express our heart- 1
felt appreciation to all those
friends who through their kind
expressions and deeds of sympa
thy helped to lighten our burden
during our bereavement at the
sudden death of Pearl (Bunny)
Smith.
The Rotman Family '
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City Council Informed
rhere Were No Overflights
At the Nome City Council meet
ing Monday a letter was read
from the Assistant Secretary of
Defense in answer to the wire sent
to Secretary of Defense Robert
McNamara on the overflights
heard during a recent Council
meeting in which the department
again reiterates that “there were
no overflights.”
A letter from the Dept, of Health,
Education and Welfare stated
that the monies allocated for the
sewage treatment plant in con
nection with Nome’s sewage and
water project will be held in San
Francisco for the time being.
The Bureau of Land Manage
ment advised the City of Nome
that the applications for recrea
tional sites for Cape Nome and
Anvil Mountain have not been
complete and so to date the city
does not qualify for these projects.
Dan Jones, who is due from the
department on Thursday, will con
fer with the Council on the matter.
Ordinance 418 was read for the
first time and will be read again
at the next meeting and relates
to amending certain sections of
the Nome Power and Light Code.
The Election Board for the
special bonding election for the
new power plant next Tuesday was
named. Lois Mclver and Joyce
Tucker, judges; Lillian Woodward
and Betty Alexander, clerks; W.
W. Laws, inspector.
Reference was made to a ju
venile fight on Saturday night in
which an out of town boy was in
jured. The matter is being investi
gated by juvenile authorities.
The matter of the city taking
over tidelands, which it has a pre
ference of doing until July 1, and
which has been tabled previously,
was deferred again until there
could be further investigation.
i
Blumensteins Will
Travel to London
Members of the Alaskan Baha’i
community are preparing for the
celebration of the 100th anniver
sary of the formal declaration of
lis prophetic office by Baha’U’Llah,
prophet founder of the Baha’i
World Faith.
Celebrations are planned in all
>f the 257 countries and depend
encies around the globe where
members reside. Highlight of the
celebration will be a five-day
World Congress held in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Blumen
stein will be leaving today on the
first leg of their journey to Lon
ion by way of New York with a
short stay in Washington, D.C.,
f time permits.
Mr. Blumenstein promises to
o take enough slides to be able
:o share their trip with those in
crested on his return to Nome.
LIONS ELECT
The Bering Sea Lions Club, at
heir regular meeting Tuesday
evening elected new officers as
follows:
Jack Carpenter, president; Barry
Powers secretary; Dave Harmon
treasurer; first vice president Ros
coe Wilke, 2nd v.p. A1 Doyle, and
3rd v.p. Bob Smith.
The new men take office in
June.
NOTICE
Pioneer Women Aux. No. 1
Will Meet Friday — 8 p.m.
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