Junior High School
Prom Slated for May 17
As the school year comes to an
end, the Junior Class also completes
their plans and preparations for
the annual prom given in honor
of the Class of ’63. Silhouettes of
dancers, balloons and mystic lights
on a dropped ceiling will carry out
the theme of “Dancing in the Dark.”
Recorded music will drift through
the school gym from nine to one
for this commencement ball, Friday,
May 17.
After the dance, there will be
a movie beginning at 1:30 for those
who wish to make a night of it.
After the movie, the school
faculty will again serve breakfast
for the Classes of ’63 and ’64 and
their dates.
It is hoped by the junior class
and their adviser, Mrs. George
Bell, that in years to come strains
of “Dancing in the Dark” will
bring back fond memories for all
those in attendance.
ELEMENTARY OPERETTA
NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT
Nome Elementary School chil
dren will present their annual
spring operetta entitled “Season
of Happiness,” Thursday evening,
May 16, at 7:30, in the Multipur
pose Room of the school. The pub
lic is cordially invited to attend
this evening performance.
Elementary School pupils will
attend a matinee performance
Wednesday afternoon, Mav 15 at
2:45.
The story of the operetta con
cerns a battle between the sea
sons over which one has the right
to rule. Since Mother Nature could
find no peaceful solution everyone
decides to take it to “court.” The
dilemma of the seasons lends itseli
well to scenes of color and beauty.
Railroad Rails Sold
The surplus rails and iron fron
the old narrow gauge railroai
from Nome to the Kougarol
which was put up for sale by th
Surplus Dept, of the State of Alas
ka have been sold to Augu:
Kurtzsch, owner of A-l Metals <
San Diego, Calif., for $6,501. The:
were several other bids it is repor
ed, the nearest bid being $2,600 b
an Anchorage firm.
Want to Exchange Stamps?
Hilda Ocko, Jamova 34, Ljubl
jana, Yugoslavia, would like to ex
change unused mint stamps am
first day covers with a person ii
I.'ome, also postcards and dolls.
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Four Beta Sigma Phi
Members Receive the
Ritual of Jewels
Four members of Kappa Chapter
of Beta Sigma Phi, Sue Deems,
Carol Farley, Janette Kelley and
Kathie Schulz, received the Ritual
of Jewels Thursday evening. The
candlelight ceremony was read by
President Mary Honsberger in the
home of Donna Morgan.
This month the group will com
plete a year’s study on “Happi
ness” as outlined by the Beta Sigma
Phi International office. Sharon
Harwood presented the life of
Rembrandt with a colored movie
to highlight her biographical
sketch. Her topic was “Happiness
Thru the Enjoyment of Art.”
Officers for the coming year
were installed: President, Agnes
Walsh: vice president, Donna Mor
gan; treasurer, Kathie Schulz; re
cording secretary, Janet Caldwell;
corresponding secretary, Peggy
Kelliher. Mrs. Donald Lyle will
be sponsor of the chapter, and
Mrs. Wm. Cameron will be its di
rector.
HARRY JOHNSEN TO ATTEND
INDIAN YOUTH CONFERENCE
Two University of Alaska stu
dents left this week for Montana
State College, to attend the Nation
al Indian Youth Conference.
Katie Egowa, a freshman from
College; and Harry Johnsen, a
sophomore from Nome, are repre
senting the University Theater
Club, a group of Indian and Eski
mo students at the conference.
Katie will perform several Es
kimo dances as a portion of the
conference program.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Morgan left
on a vacation and business trip
yesterday, planning to be in the
Pacific Northwest for a few weeks.
Mrs. Morgan will also have some
v eye surgery done before returning
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Koshares, a group of Boy Scout:
who study Indian tribal dances
plan a special rain dance at th
high school football field Sunda;
night.
The announcement says:
“In case of inclement weathei
the dance will be held in th<
college gym.”
CALLING ALL GIRLS— Fcm
- Queen contestants of the Midnigh:
1 Sun Festival or for Can Car
1 Chorus. Meet at Seaview Room
2:00 p.m. Sunday.
Arctic Sanitary
Service
CALL 2631
ANYTIME FOR PICKUP
Office Open Daily 4-6 pan.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
Sales Office: Dial 2234 Write Box 700
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Oxygen & Acetylene Welding Machines Electrodes
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Johnnie Green Rushed
To Anchorage Hospital
For Eye Surgery
ANCHORAGE (j?>— Eye surgery
was performed on a 12-year-old
native boy at the ANS hospital
this morning.
The operation was performed to
remove wood splinters and glass
from the eye of John Charles
Green, injured late yesterday af
ternoon when he was struck with
a stick while playing.
A hospital spokesman said it
would be several days before it
could be determined whether the
sight had been saved.
John is the grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Green of Nome.
Nome medical authorities re
quested aid for the youth from
the ANS hospital here. Special
flight arrangements were made
through the Air Force Rescue Co
ordination Center at Elmendorf to
evacuate the youth.
An Air Force transport plane
left Elmendorf less than two hours
after the call was received from
Nome. The C54 arrived at Nome
shortly after midnight, and was
met by a waiting ambulance carry
ing young Green.
The plane left Nome about 1
a.m. and returned to Elmendorf
at 3:30 where another ambulance
was waiting to transfer the boy to
the hospital. A medical team al
ready was at the hospital awaiting
arrival of the boy so surgery could
be started immediately.
Woman’s Club Elects
Officers for Coming Year
The Woman’s Club met with
Mrs. Victor Charles on Tuesday
evening, at which time new offi
cers were elected.
Mrs. Don Hoover was re-elected
president; Mrs. George Bell, vice
president; Mrs. Robert Fenster
macher, secretary, and Mrs. Jack
Reed, treasurer.
Bob Harwood and Bill Burand
met with the club and reviewed
the work done on the Nome Mu
: seum, which the Woman’s Club
; has decided to undertake as its
, main civic project.
2 A program followed on fine
f arts with Mrs. Robert Fensterma
cher showing slides of Brussels,
Belgium; Mrs. Fred Buch singing
, French songs and Mrs. Pete Hahn
■ giving a talk on French artists of
note.
. Funeral services for Tom Tock
[ too have been announced for 2
i o’clock tomorrow afternoon at the
Lutheran Church.
“The test of a man or woman’s
breeding is how they behave in
a quarrel.”
—George Bernard Shaw
GAME NIGHT AT A.N.B.
8 o’clock Tonight
ADMISSION FREE - JACKPOT
REFRESHMENTS
NOTICE
Pioneer Women of Alaska, Aux
ilary No. 1, will not meet this
Friday so that members may at
tend the High School Concert. The
May meeting will be on May 17
instead.
Barbara Marlin, Pres.
FOUND: Pr. glasses near the
Golden Goose with dark upper
rims. Call at Nugget and pay
for ad.
CUSTOMERS need Rawleigh serv
ice in Nome. Earn $3.50 and up
hourly, full or part time. For
information and free booklet
write Rawleigh, 306 Adeline,
Oakland, Calif. 56
FOUND: Pr. Man’s dark-rimmed
glasses. Call at Nugget.
FOR SALE — 30 - in. Kenmore
range, twin size bed with spring
and mattress. Call 2439.
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY
JULES VERNE’S
“MASTER OF THE WORLD"
VINCENT PRICE CHARLES BRONSON HENRY HULL
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Sunday Monday Tuesday
EXPERIMENT IN TERROR ”
GLENN FORD LEE REMICK
SPRING CONCERT
presented, by Nome High School Chorus
Director, Mrs. W. H. Cameron
Accompanist, Jeanette Amundsen
Friday, May 10 8:00 p.m. Multipurpose Room
Dona Nobis Pacem . Composer Unknown
I Couldn’t Hear Nobody Pray . Spiritual
Lonesome Valley . Folk Song
Cherubim Song No. 7 . Bortniansky
Widmung Op. 14 . Franz
Where’er You Walk . Handel
Gloria in Excelsis . Mozart
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The Yankee Doodle Boy .
Hymn to America .
Scarlet Ribbons .
Whistling Song .
It’s a Grand Night for Singing
Now Is The Hour .
. George M. Cohan
.Williams
. Danzig-Segal
. Elliott
Rodgers-Hammerstein
. Kaihen-Scott
INTERNATIONAL
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PICKUPS TRUCKS
BEN YOUNG
Dependable
Fuel Service
LP Gas
and Appliances
Office: Dial 2561
ZIEGLER
and
QUAKER
STOVE PARTS
AND REPAIRS
OIL HEATERS
Res: Dial 2417
DEAL WITH CONFIDENCE AT
Green’s City Fuel and Transfer
Girl Scout Cookie Sale
Girl Scouts and Brownies will
be selling those delicious Girl
Scout cookies, starting tomorrow.
The price is 60 cent a box.
YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL
American League
Baltimore 4, Boston 1
Washington 6, Cleveland 0
Chicago 2, New* York 0
National League
New York 3, Phildelphia 2
Chicago 3, Pittsburgh 1
San Francisco 8, Milwaukee 2
Cincinnati 13, Houston 3
St. Louis 10, Los Angeles 7
Pacific Coast League
San Diego 11, Denver 1
Salt Lake City 10, Spokane 2
Chuck Volkheimer
Chefs Specials
Saturday
Prime Rib au jus
Duchess Potatoes
$4.00
Bar B Q Spare Ribs
Rice
$3.25
Short Ribs of Beef
and Noodles
$3.00
Above with Soup & Salad
Rib Feast
POLARIS
National Hospital Week
Observance Is May 12-18
As part of the National Hospital
Week observance which is May 12
18, the MMM Hospital will parti
cipate by having members of their
staff on duty at the library of the
Nome School during next week to
confer with students interested in
hospital work.
This year’s theme is “Today’s
Hospital, Career Center for Am
erica’s Youth.” Hospitals list near
ly 200 job classifications. Hospital
employes include engineers, steno
graphers, carpenters and cooks as
well as the paramedical profes
sional workers, such as nurses,
therapists and technicians.
Pamphlets and first-hand infor
mation on these careers will be
made available at the library and
students indicating an interest in
these fields will be given a lec
ture tour through the hospital later
in the week.
To Explain Veterans Loans
, Veterans interested in details of
state and federal loans to veterans
are invited to a meeting at 8 pjn.
Monday evening in the lobby of
the Wien building to meet with
John Tierneyer, deputy director of
the State Division of Veterans Af
fairs.
Hospital News
Admitted: Susie Sockpick, War
ren Kiyoutelluk, Myra Foster, Pat
Anowlic, Rosemary Alurac.
Discharged: Glenda Barber, Lola
Okitkon, Mona Moto, Rod and
Harvey Willoya, Ron Ahnongatoo
gak, Katherine Walluk.
MINNESOTA WOOLEN CO.
See America Contest
Trip For Two
Contact
TOM TUNGWENUK
For Details