SCHOOL NOTES
The high school plays are less
than a week away. On Monday.
May 8. in the high school auditor
ium for 50c you are invited to per
ceive with your own eyes, what
the high school students have
been diligently preparing for
some time
Those participating in the one
act comedy, “Not Quite Such A
Goose," are Frances Waldheim as
Mrs. Bell, the mother of Sylvia
and Albert Bell, portrayed ov
Betty Strand and John Viera,
and the other two characters in
volved, Phillip Flick and Hazel
Henderson, are enac'ed by Paul
McCarthy, and Marjorie Castel.
respectively.
The other play “Trifles", some
what of a mystery, in which Erik
Hay takes the part of the County
Attorney. Henderson; Henry Kost,
the s'riking character who
brought forth such launghter in
the Christmas play, as Mr. Hale,
a neighboring farmer, and as Mrs.
Hale, Elinor Dowd. Mr. Peters, a
Nebraska sheriff, is played by
Walter McCarthy, and as Mrs.
Peters, Elizabeth McLain.
Several musical selections will
be rendered between acts by Lt.
S‘omel at the piano.
If you have not yet purchased a
ticket, do not fail to do so or ob
tain one at the door. Come
promptly at 7:30 p. m. and reserve
for yourself a front line seat.
—(Contributed'.
POLET'S STORE HAS
NEW SHOE SALESMAN
Allan Lane arrived the latter
part of last week to enter the
employ of Polet’s Store, to re
place Gordon Osborne, who in
December, was drafted into the
army. Mr. Lane comes to Nome,
from Fairbanks, where he has
been employed in the personnel
office at Ladd Field. Prior to this,
he had been manager of a co-op
erative store in Palmer. Alaska,
for several years. He plans to
bring his family to Nome in the
near future.
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AIRWAYS
Alaska Airlines
pilot Schultz flow to Golovin
wi Ik Mrs. Paul Ivanoff and Mutt
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Pilot Bill Fike arrived from
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Frank Whaley made a trip to
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Shakolik and Bluff with Sid Rood
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Whaley also made a round ‘rip
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Sig Wien is also due in today
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ARCTIC CLUB DINNER
DANCE ENJOYED BY MEMBERS
Friday evening, in the cocktail
lounge at the Nevada, the Arctic
Club staged ano'her of their en
joyable dinner-dance parties.
The latest popular tunes and
song hits were played by Lt. Lagle
and bis orchestra, for the dancing
and entertainment of those pres
ent. The mas*er of ceremonies,
Carl Dewey, got the program go
ing by getting the audience into
the spirit of the party, through
a little community singing, then
brought in a very excellent ma
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Eastman, who mystified the aud
ience with many sleight-of-hand
tricks. ‘‘Happy Birthday" w-as
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