Reservations May * Be
Made Now For Chamber
Banquet Next Tuesday
The committee in charge of the
annual Chamber of Commerce
^banquet to be held riext Tuesday
evening at the North Star Sea
view Room, state' that tickets for
reservations are available at the
Music Shop, Trading Post, and
North Star Bakery. All those in
tending to attend the dinner
should get their tickets before 5
o’clock Monday afternoon stated
chairman Frank Morris.
EDMANS RETURN FROM
VACATION IN MEXICO
Grace and Axel Edman re
turned from a vacation trip to
Mexico-Friday and said they had
the pleasure of meeting other
Nomeites, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Carey down there.
Nejs Swanberg Sr., father of
Mrs. Edman, they reported is
happily located in Tacoma, Wash.,
and enjoying the mild weather
and companionship of an old
school friend.
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Barbie To Leave Friday
For 'Woodland Park Zoo
Tom Martin said today the time 1
has come for Barbie, the pet rein
deer, to leave. Barbie will leave
for the Seattle, zoo by Pan Ameri
can plane on Friday.
Barbie was brought to Nome
when only a vdry small fawn sev
eral years ago and has endeared
herself to the children of Nome.
She has become to large to be
kept in a small pen any more
so Martin is sending her to the
Seattle Woodland Park zoo.
Barbie originally came from \
the Aukongak herd at Golovin.
Nenana Ice Classic
Tickets Now On Sale
Tickets for the 1958 Nenena Ice
Classic are now on sale at the
Polar Bar, which handles the sale
every year. The contest closes at
midnight, Saturday, April 5.
Dates when the ice went out at
Nenana in previous years will be
found elsewhere in the paper.
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j Juniors Will Hold
| Valentine Dance
Friday Night
The Junior Class of Nome High
have announced their annual
Valentine Day Dance to be held
on Valentin’es Day which falls
on Friday of this week.
This is one of the school events
which is open to the public and
for which the students go all-out
to decorate specially for the oc
casion.
On Thursday a Valentine King
is being elected by the student
body and he will have the priv
ilege of choosing his queen for a
day.
Crowns are being made by Meta
Muller for the King and Queen.
Class President Fritz Chambers
has made arrangement for special
music with Johnnie Stephanson
of the Music Shop.
Joe Senungetuk, class secre
tary and treasurer stated that
there will be a door prize of a
radio or record player as well as
gifts for the King and Queen.
The party is semi-formal and
is one of the event which students
and adults will enjoy.
City Mailing Out Property
Evaluation Statements
City Clerk Robert Scott is now
sending out statements of pro
perty evaluation and expects to
complete the mailing to all pro
perty owners by the end of the
week.
He has had several calls from
people who thought the notices
were for taxes due and has ad
vised them that the tax notices
will be mailed after the meeting
of the Board of Equalization in,
March. I
Covenant Ladies Give Valentine
Party For the Men Tonight
The ladies of the Covenant
Church have announced that they
are giving a Valentine party to
night for the men of the church.
The party is scheduled for 7:30
p.m. at Phoebe Hall. A program
of games has been planned and
refreshments are in the making.
Rev. Osgood To Hold
Episcopalian Services Here
The Rev. Thomas Osgood will
hold Episcopalian services Wed
nesday, Thursday and Friday at
8 p.m. at the Community Meth
WEATHER FORECAST
Partly cloudy tonight and to
morrow with northeasterly winds
5 to 15 mph. Lowest temperature
expected tonight about 5, and the
high tomorrow 20 to 25.
WANT ADS
FOUND — Child’s fleece-lined
rubber overshoe.
FOR SALE — 1 pair insulated,
corrugated sole pack boots,
size 8V£, worn 3Vfe mos. Call
White 18. 19p
FOR SALE—Two male Labora
dor pups. Sire: Easy Duke of
Whitmore. Bitch: Mischief of
Nubbenburg. Registered Am
erican Kennel Club. Contact
Barbara Anderson, Box 156,
Kotzebue. 19c
FOR SALE—Property with in
come of over $2600 per year.
Lots 18 and 19 in Block 30,
together with all buildings and
furnishings, known as ACS
Garage. Sealed bids will be re
ceived by Grant Nelson until
Feb. .15. We reserve the right |
to reject any or all bids. 20 i
SHOWING AT THE NOMERAMA
Two Shows Nightly. Starling at 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
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LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR
MEN’S FURNISHINGS
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FREIGHTER SAILINGS From Seattle
Every Tuesday for Seward & Valdes
Also Alternate Fridays For Seward
for further information contact
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMANY
P.O. Box 200, Anchorage
$10,000,000 in buried gold!
A woman beyond price!
Four desperate men
battling for both!
I THE TREASURE... ^
THE WOMAN ...
DRIVING THEM
KILLER-MAD I
Story and Screen Play by DAVID LAND
Produced by WALLACE MacDONALD
Directed by SEYMOUR FRIEDMAN
It’s Not Too Early
To Start Thinking About
The Easter Style Show and Parade
On March 29tli
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L Place .o Save
HEN TURKEYS . . . 85c lb.
AIRBORNE
Fresh Frost Fryers . . 85c lb.
BROILERS.71c lb.
CORN-FED
OREGON GEESE ... 89c lb.
ROASTERS.89c lb.
Cornish Game Hens . . 1.60 each j
U. S. CHOICE
ROUND STEAK . . . 1.23 lb.
U. S. CHOICE
RIB STEAK.89c lb.
U. S. CHOICE
T-BONES.1.39 lb.
AIRBORNE
QUICK FROST PORK
Roast 89c lb. Spareribs 95c lb.
Cut From Small Hogs
PORK LOINS.98c lb.
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