Women’s Rifle and Pistol
Team of Nome Organized
The first meeting of the Wom
en’s Rifle and Pistol Team of
Nome will be held at the National
Guard ‘Armory at 8:p.m. Thurs
day evening with the following
charter members:
Mrs. Nadine Hoagland, Miss
Margaret MacDonald, Mrs. Verna
von der Heydt, Mrs. Ellie Osborn,
Miss Margaret Hollenback, and
Miss Sally Carrighar.
The group plans to meet Thurs
day evenings and will be coached
by Lt. Don Hurlbert of the Na
tional Guard.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving Monday were: Larry
Okpealuk, A1 Sahlin, Mr. Ander
son and Karen Baldwin and two
children.
Departing was Fred Larson.
Round-trip passengers were Ben
Johnson and Gene Glascow.
School Hot Lunch Fund Has $532
The school hot lunch committee
headed by Mrs. Pearse Walsh has
completed its work for the season
and after paying all bills, report
that there is a credit balance in
the fund of $532.17 with which to
start the program off next year.
Program of Irish Music
To Be Presented At St.
Patrick’s Party Tonight
All is now in readiness for the
celebration to be held at the Pio
neer Hall this evening commemo
rating St. Patrick’s Day. The
shamrocks and shillelahs have ar
rived and the hall has been dec
orated in the Irish motif.
A program featuring fine Irish
music has been worked up and
those who have heard it say the
singers do very well. Included in
the group is John Shumaker,
whose tenor voice has become so
well known and loved by the
people of Nome in recent months.
Assisting on the program are:
Pfc. Ed Hefrin, Donald Hepp, Ger
ald McCarthy, Donald Branigan,
John McLaughlin and Cpl. Wood
ward of ACS.
We needn’t tell you about the
food because the women have long
ago established their reputations
for creating culinary masterpieces.
There will be a number of whist
games and prizes. Mrs. Helen
Stevens will do the honors on the
piano for the dancing that will
follow the cards and program.
The festivities start at 8 p.m.
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10 P.M., THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1954
For Reservations write:
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FREIGHT SERVICE
A freighter sailing from Seattle every Thursday
calling at Valdez, then Seward.
Chamber Of Commerce
Committees For Year
Announced At Meeting
The Chamber of Commerce held
its regular luncheon meeting at
the Polaris yesterday. Seattle buy
er for the U.S. Mercantile Co.,
Clyde Sherman, was a guest.
Committees for the year were
announced as follows:
Roads and Airfields, Ben Young
Civic Affairs, Dewey Goodrich
and Larry Galvin; Mining, Carl
Glavinovich; Membership, Good
rich, Galvin, James Walsh, and
Ernie Gustafson; Ways and Means,
J. Walsh; Health and Welfare, Dr.
Fred Langsam; Publicity, Galvin;
Development, Gustafson.
A. Polet was appointed to repre
sent the Chamber at the All-Alas
ka Chamber meeting scheduled
for next week at Mt. McKinley.
A talk on the business outlook
for 1954 was given by Dewey
Goodrich, who has just returned
from a meeting of Northern Com
mercial Co. managers at Anchor
age, and by Clyde Sherman.
Ben Young announced that $30,
000 was available for local roads
this summer.
WOMEN'S SOCIETY EASTER
FOOD SALE SLATED FOR 17th
The Women’s Society of* the
Methodist Church met last Friday
with Mrs. Heath and Isabel Miller
and have announced their annual
Easter food sale will be held as
usual the day before Easter, April
1*7 th.
The committee in charge of the
affair is headed by Mrs. John
Cooley and Mrs. Reeves Havens.
Americans spend about 25 mil
lion dollars a year on Valentines.
RUMMAGE SALE
THURSDAY, MARCH 18
at the LWY Community Center
10 to 1 o'clock.
WA NT ADS
FOR SALE in Homer. Twelve lots.
Terms. Write Box 103, Homer,
Alaska. 33
MODERN apartment for rent —
See Geo. Hite or call Main 123.
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 pan.
REX ALLEN in
“ The Arizona Cowboy ”
— AND —
K O K O
The Miracle Horse of the Movies
— IN —
“ Utah Wagon Train ”
— ALSO —
Mid-Week NEWS REEL
Ike Calls For Drive Against
Traffic Deaths . . . New 600-mph
jat . . . Spain—Backdrop for
fashion . . . 'Copter pilots train
to hop Alps . . . GI's mobilized in
Korea—Marilyn's there! . . .Water
Ski champs!
and COMEDY
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 pan
“ THE HOUSE
ON 92nd STREET ”
with
WILLIAM EYTHE
LLOYD NOLAN
SIGNE HASSO
Based on a story by Charles Booth
Plus
SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS
Mrs. Pete Reader and
George Morin Leading in
Pioneer Card Tournament
The Pioneer Card Party Series
1 becomes more exciting foT those in
the tournament with the announce
ment of those who are now leading
for grand prizes.
Leading for the women is Mrs.
Pete Reader; second place, Mrs.
Bill Barber; and third, Mrs. Larry
Galvin. For the men, George Mor
in leads, with Donald Lyle and
Charles Lewis tying for second
place and Larry Galvin third.
Next Saturday is the fifth game
o'f the series and many players
who are not in the tournament are
enjoying participating in the fun
and competing for prizes given at
each game.
ALASKA AIRLINES
To Kotzebue: ’ Abraham Stien,
Arthur Cox, Annie and Harry
Kugrook, Roy Atoruk.
From Unalakleet: Geo. Auliye,
Maj. Borden, Lt. Col. Smith.
To Unalakleet: Lincoln Milli
groak.
From McGrath: Lyman Madden,
Sig Krogstad.
To" Anchorage: Lt. Don Hackin
son, Mrs. Ivie Metcalf, Diana Met
calf, H. A. Schurman, Sgt. and
Mrs. Adams, James Kealiher, Cleo
Armstrong, Frank Gallahorn, Jas.
Riley, Adolph Jones, Jacob
Stalker.
From Anchorage: Mrs. Elaine
Burdick, Lt. Richard O’Donnell,
Bob Curtis, Ray Ferrin, H. A.
Schurman. *
From McGrath: Dewey Good- j
rich.
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YENNEYS GIVEN FAREWELL
PARTY BY EASTERN STARS
The Order of Eastern Stars had
a farewell party last Monday eve
ning for Mr. and Mrs. Con Yen
ney who have been active in the
order here foT over 20 years and
who are scheduled to leave next
month to make their home in the
States.
All members present participat
ed in the farewell program and
the couple were presented with
four sterling silver spoons with
the Eastern Star crest.
Mr. Yenney is a Past Patron
having served several times in
that office and Mrs. Yenney has
been an officer for many years.
Mrs. Robert Baldwin And
Children Return From Stales
Mrs. Robert Baldwin and son
and daughter are being welcomed
home by her family and many
friends after several months spent
in the States. She spent most of
her time at Spokane where she
was near her brother, Tom Christ
ianson and his family.
NOTICE
The Youth for Christ film "Cry
of the Orient" will be shown Fri
day afternoon at 4 for children at
the Mission Covenant Church and
at 7:30 Saturday evening at the
Community Methodist Church.
This picture, in color, is a 65
minute trip through many coun
tries of the Orient including Japan,
Formosa and India. It is being
shown under the combined aus
pices of the Nome Ministerial
Assn, and Nome Youth for Christ
and the public is invited to attend.
BERING SEA CLUB
RESTAURANT
— OPEN CONTINUOUSLY —
FROM 6 A.M. TO 2 A.M. DAILY
UNTIL 3:00 A.M. SATURDAYS
CLOSED MONDAYS
Come In For After-Show Snacks!
Featuring Home - Made Pies
Start a Collection
of
Miniature Ivory Animals
For yourself or as gifts for friends.
OFFERING A CHOICE GROUP: —
seal walrus bear
whale dogs fox
assorted fish
ONLY $1.00 -1.50!
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