Cherry's Barber Shop
Has Change in Hours
Cherry's Barber Shop has
changed its hours to accommo
date those persons who cannot
get to the barber ship before
five o’clock.
On Tuesday and Wednesday the
shop will stay open until seven
o’clock p.m. It will not open until
eleven o’clock in the morning on
those days. Thursday, Friday and
Saturday hours will be from 9:00
a.m. to 5:00 -p.m.
BRIDAL SHOWER
HONORS MONICA BOUCHER
Last evening the Roy Conklin
home was the setting for a gay
bridal shower honoring (Monica
, Boucher, whose marriage to
Robert Erwin has been announced
for Saturday evening at St. Jo
J seph’s Church.
Co-hostesses for the event were
Mrs. Don Foster and Mrs. James
Casey. The bride-to-be was the
“recipient of many lovely and use
ful gifts.
“The Young Land" to
Be Featured at Nomerama
The previews on “The Young
•Land”, which is showing Friday
and Saturday at the Nomerama
are full of praise for a new young
actor, Pat Wayne, who is the son
of the well known western star
John Wayne.
Pat is also a movie fan. He sees
a hundred movies a year.
Pretty Ballerina Yvonne Craig,
whose starring role in “The
Young Land,” is also her acting
debut. She comes Dallas, Tex.
ARRIVALS & DEPARTURES
To Fairbanks: Robert Erwin,
Tommy Carter, Mr. and Mrs.
Thompson, Leo Lance, Clinton
Gray, Ash Craft, Mary Kelliher,
George Adams, Arthur Buswell,
Lloyd Drury, John Niemi, Julius
Nolte, Frank Molitor and Harriet
•Wongittilin.
From Fairbanks: Perry Dedrick
and William Hoyer.
To Kotzebue: Jessie H. Blakey,
Andrew Easton and Jerry Klien.
Death Takes C. A- Nerland
Andrew H. Nerland left for
Seattle Tuesday because of the
death of his brother, Christian
A. Nerland, 51, who has been liv
ing in Everett and Marysville,
Wn. C. A. Nerland was an early
time mining man in the Fairbanks
area.
Floyd Fagerslrom and family
left for Golovin where they plan
to spend the winter in that fast
gorwing community.
Former Nomeites Attend
Pioneer Convention
Ellen Spear, who represented
the Pioneers of Alaska, Auxiliary
No. 1 at the Pioneer Convention
in Anchorage has written an in
teresting letter about former
Nomeites who attended the gala
affair.
She states that Judge Walter
Hodge gave a very impressive talk
and Judge Lester Gore made the
presentations to the officers.
Many expressed regret that the
A1 Wests were not present as
“no one can forget the way Clara
West led the grand march in
Name.” A former Nomeite, how
ever, did lead the grand march
and that was Mrs. Jo Boyd.
Among the former Nomeites in
addition to those mentioned
above, she calls attention to Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Sipprell, Mrs.
■ J. J. O’Leary and daughter Rita
Tavis.
For the most attractive ladies
costume for the grand ball, Mrs.
Spear was presented with a set
of towels and a jewel box, she
also had the honor of dancing
with Gov. Wm. Egan.
"Charlie Jones was wonderful
and indeed Nome can be proud
for the love that went out to him
from his many friends.”
NOME HIGH SCHOOL
HONOR ROLL
“A” Honor Roll — Jeanette
Amundsen, junior.
“B” Honor Roll —
Seniors Robert Baldwin, Bev
erly Rohrer, Carole Calson, Tex
Chunn, David Grant, Gail Me
Iver and Daphne Ryiander.
Juniors Ridhard Arnold and
Pam MulvihiU.
Sophomores Devon Alexnder,
Alice Arnold, Marcia Conklin, Jo
Ann Croell, Linda Doyle, Jeff
Grant, Perry Mendenhall and
Oscar Swanson.
Freshmen Alice Atuk, Lee
Crump, James Gillis, Kay Molver,
Ruth Okitkon, Corrine Pauwok
and Ricky Young. '
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Ruth Teayoumeak,
Eieton Campbell, MSse Gonsrig
nan, (David Willoya, Harry Dan
iels, Feffy Sanders, as*d Martha
Kobuk.
Dicharged: Lea Luke and Irene
Green.
Notice to Senio; Girl Seoul*
There will be no Wednesday
meetings for Senior Girl Seoul*
until November due to play prac
tice for the school play.
—Joanne Conklin* Leader
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Drift-Wood Mahogany 11.75 Sheet
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Marine Plywood — Vi” to 3/4” Thick
4'x8' to 4 *20' Panels — $16.00 8c Up
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Pre-finished Celotex Wall Plank k Ceiling Til*
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Educator* |l
Encourage Better 1
Adult Education
The informal public meeting
held Monday night in the Multi
Purpose 'Room of the school with
representatives of the University
of Alaska staff with stateside uni
versity representatives who are
on a survey of the state for better
adult education opened with a
documentary film made by the
Richfield Oil Co., on the re
sources of Alaska, which was
greatly enjoyed by al.1 who saw it.
Jean Burand, Extension Service
leader from the University, in
troduced the guests who gave a
wealth of information for those
interested in different fields of
learning above the high school
level. It was learned that there are
54 colleges throughout the United
States where Alaskans can take
extension courses and that they
are very economical. When a
group of about 15 persons are in
terested in a particular college
course a local person, qualified of
the course is selected to teach the
course wherever possible. For ex
ample, should a group of business
people and teachers be interested
I in business law or small business
methods a local attorney or ac
countant would be engaged if pos
sible to teach them.
Those seeking cultural develop
ment were encouraged to form
a group and work it out on a local
level as “cultural adventure
should be fun."
A new department is being
made available for extension
work it was learned with the use
of audio-visual assistance. Many
films are available in widely scat
tered fields with the cost being
only the return postage. A list
ing of these will be available
through the school or the exten
sion service here.
Recommended is a new film
by the Geophysical Institute on
the Aurora Borealis.
It was recommended that any
one interested in forming a study
group should make a survey of
the community and find out how
many would be interested.
The group left yesterday morn
ing to complete the survey and
present their findings to the
Board of Regents who are now in
session at the University.
In the group were: Dr. Julius
Nolte, Dean of the University of
Minnesota; Dr. Lloyd Drury, Dean
of Statewide Service at the Uni
versity of Nevada; Dr. George
Worthington Adams, academic
vice president of the University
of Alaska; Dr. Arthur Buswell,
Dean pi Extension Service; and
John Niemi, assistant to the presi
dent.
TOKYO Uti — Soviet patrols
have seized 76 Japanese fishing
boats and 500 crewmen in the
past nine months for alleged vio
lation oi Soviet waters, reports
the Maritime Safety Agency.
NOTICE
Parents may claim the pictures
of the pro-school children in the
office of the Elementary Princi
pal.
, Marcus Beauchamp
NOTICE
Nome Igloo No. 1 will hold a
regular meeting on Wednesday.
Oct. II at 1:10 pm. A full at
tendance is requested. Matters of
importance to bo discussed.
Wm. Cameron, Pies.
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