Alexander Opens
Automotive Repair Shop
Houston Alexander has an
nounced that starting about April
1, he will toe in business for auto
motive repairs at the foot of
Steadman Avenue.
Mr. Alexander is well known
here as a Kougarok miner, and
for the past eigtit years has been
working with motorized equip
ment for the F.A.A., which he
is leaving to go into business for
himself.
He has acquired a wide variety
of equipment, and should be able
to take care of many motorists’
needs this summer, Mr Alexander
states.
CAN YOU SPELL THESE?
Syzygy, ochilcracy, aeriferous,
syllepsis, are some of the words
that Sixth, Seventh and Eighth
Graders-are busy learning so they
can participate in the National
Spelling Bee Contest.
The eighteen best spellers in
these three grades will compte at
th P-TA meeting on next Tues
dsry evening as the main event in
the program for the evening.
P TA President Werner Bohrer
invites all parents and interested
friends to the meeting, whether or
not they are P-TA members, for
this is expected to be a very
interesting session.
Sorority Sponsors^
Spring Style Show
Beta Sigma Phi have announced
a special Ladies Day in April.
They ate sponsoring a Style
Show at the Seaview Room on
April 3, to which the women of
the community are invited to at
tend. Tickets will be available for
reservations.
Most business house are par
ticipating, with new garments for
Milady and the younger girls, and
many interesting new styles are
promised for the occasion.
Tickets with reservations are
available through members of the
Beta Sigma Phi.
NOTICE
There will be a meeting of
those interested in forming a
Nome Junior Chamber of Com
merce, on Thursday evening at
the Multi-Purpose Room of the
School; 8 p.m. At that lime by
laws will be drawn up.
About 50 men have indicated
an interest in the organization,
which is open to young men be
tween the ages of 21 and 35.
Nome Mother’s Club )
Sponsors Weekend Dinner
The Nome Mother’s Club, or
Homemakers Club, is sponsoring
a club dinner aturday, March 26,
from 12 noon to 6 p.m., at the
Nazarene Fellowship Hall, on
Third Avenue, across from the
school.
There will be pie, ice cream and
coffee, to go with your chili con
carne, and the public is invited
to bring the family.
The proceeds of this sale will
go toward sending one of our
mothers to the Homemakers Short
Course at the University of Alas
ka this June.
Our mothers have been work
ing quite hard this winter, making
yo-yo’s and doll parkas, report
club officials.
The mothers have also been
studying how to have better
homes. Last month’s meeting was
devoted to a discussion of baby
sitting. The club is also spon
soring a mid-wife class, which
began last week, and will con
tinue through April, and toe con
ducted every Thursday afternoon.
The club now has 15 mothers
enrolled, and Mrs. Swanberg has
indicated that if there are more
interested, the club may have
another class later.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
EXPECTED HERE SATURDAY
-Robert Erwin, district attorney
for the 2nd District Court, ac
companied by. George Hayes of
the Attorney General’s office, is
expected to arrive here Saturday,
to assume his duties and toe ready
for the first session of the Grand
Jury, which has been called for
2 p.m. March 29.
Son Born to Dick Gallahers
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gallaher
have a new son, born yesterday
at the hospital. The father is the
owner and pilot of Northern Avi
ation. The couple already have a
little girl.
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Methodist Church
Building Plans Delayed
The Building Committee of the
Community Methodist Church has
announced that due to delays and
the early spring season, it is ne
cessary to reconsider their an
nounced building plans.
Preliminary plans have been
presented to the National Board
of Missions, but final approval
has not been received, pending \
some revisions concerning size
and overall cost.
A new schedule was tentatively
adopted to delay foundation con
struction until this fall, and to let
the contract for construction early
in 1961. The new schedule might
allow a longer working season if
material can be delivered early.
IN MAGISRATE'S COURT
City cases heard in the court of
Magistrate James St. Amour are
as follows:
Vincent Ahkolik pleaded guilty
to drunkenness, and was fined
$40; Daniel Oxerok, Albert Aukon
and Linnea Nelson all pleaded
guilty to drunkenness, and were
each fined $75. Moses Milligrock
was fined $50 on the same offense.
* * *
Thomas Pushruk filed a com
plaint against Ignatius Alic for
disorderly conduct. Alic was ar
raigned, tried and acquitted by
the Magistrate.
Two other state cases included
fining Daniel Konukpeok Sr. $75,
for drunkenness, and Edna Alex
ander $75 for disorderly conduct.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson
leave this week, to make their
home in Redding, Calif. Mr. John
son has been with the 4J. S. Smelt
ing Co. for several years, and
Mrs. Johnson has been secretary
to the U. S. District Attorney.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Lady’s parka, mou
ton and aqua coats. Red, white
and black fox furs; Ice skates,
skis. Call Black 199.
FOUND — Keys, attached to
knife and billiken. Call at
Nugget.
FOR SALE — Keystone 8-mm
movie projector. Call Main 246
between 8-5. 36p
55 UNITS — Private bath, Kit
chenette or Plain. 6th and H
Streets, in Downtown Anchor
age. ALASKANS PREFER THE
ROOSEVELT. Rates from $4
single. tf
PFAFF MACHINES — Rent by
the week, $4; or month, $10.
See Dorothy’s. tf
FRESH dry salfnon, 40 cents lb.
plus freight. Write Teller Com
mercial Co.
HOW WOULD YOU LIKE to earn
yourself some extra profits with
hardly any effort on your part,
just by interesting your friends
and relatives in ordering out
their necessary closing needs
from you? The investment on :
your part is very small — only
$13.46 ($15.71 in men’s gar
ments* which is slightly above
the regular price of the sample
furnished you in your size —
and can get you started in sell
ing the nationally advertised
garments of the Fashion Wagon
of the Minnesota Woolen Com
pany — over 400 different
styles of clothing needs for the
entire family, representing the
most outstanding styles and val
ues in the entire country. You
will have a beautiful woolen
jacket as a sample and the cata
logue to -sell from. I guarantee
your money back if you wish
to return the jacket and sup
plies, after you see them. You
can even order out clothing for
your own family at additional
savings because you are a
representative.
Write Airmail to Ivan Stewart,
Sales Manager, 331 4th Ave.,
Anchorage, Alaska. ltc
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