Hot Dog. PTA Nets $45, At Races
The PTA, which operated a hot
dog stand during the Arctic Club
dog race Sunday, have announced
they netted $45.65.
They expressed appreciation to
Wien Airlines for the use of their
facilities.
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\ Bakery \
) HOT CROSS BUNS )
( Fresh Daily This Week \
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■ Tuesday Specials ;
/ PUMPERNICKEL BREAD )
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( Wednesday Specials (
• / SWEDISH LIMPA (
( KNOT ROLLS (
( English Rum Pound Cake (
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^Orders Now Being Taken For1?
( Special Easter Animal Cakes (
( In Lambs, Rabbits & Chickens/
( also Easter Breakfast
( and Dinner Rolls •
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Whist Winners At
Pioneer Hall Saturday
At the Pioneer whist games
Saturday evening, winners of the
evening’s prizes were: Mrs. Ella
Bjornstad, Mrs. Laura Johnsen
and Mrs. Irene Green.
For the men — Albert Johnson,
Fete Reader and C. 0. Miekeison.
The door prize was won by Bob
Schick.
In the race for the grand prizes
for the series, Laura Johnsen
leads with 556 points. Next in
order are, Ilene Schick 555, Mar
garet McDonald 551, Christy
Waldheim 547, Helen Dunbar 545.
Wilbur Arnold leads the men
with 535; Fred Rohn and Fred
Green are tied at 531, Luther
Dunbar 530, Ben Goins 528, and
Bob Schick and Bob Scott have
527 apiece.
The final game of the* series
will be played a week from Sat
urday, April 7, when the grand
prizes will be awarded.
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Don Hungerford Joins Pioneers
Don Hungerford, of the Alaska
Department of Health, stationed
here with his family, was initiated
into the Pioneers of Alaska Wed
nesday evening and was given a
hearty welcome.
THE JOHNSONS ARE COMING
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TUESDAY DELIVERY —
EASTER SURPRISES
LADIES’ EASTER HATS
DRESSES—New Spring Styles
SUITS — Just Arrived
BLOUSES — Newest Styles and Fabrics
SLIPS — HOSE — PANTIES — BRAS
GIRLS’ DRESSES and BLOUSES
Easter Wants for your “Boss”—“the Mrs.”
WE HAVE THEM !
Our New Furniture Is Here!
DOUBLE BUNK BED
(Also known as the 3-WAY BED)
PLAIN CHEST and DRAWERS
DINETTE SETS — UTILITY TABLES
BEALS’ CARD TABLES
LIGHT FIXTURES — TABLE LAMPS
TUESDAY DELIVERY —
Easter Lilies — Easter Candies
NC COMPANY to
AJofckcTi Plontcr Morchantt \
GO YEARS SERVING ALASKA
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SCHEDULED
FREIGHTER SAILINGS
EVERY TUESDAY
FOR SEWARD AND VALDEZ
EVERY FRIDAY
FOR SEWARD
Style Show’ At Theater
On April 21 Will Benefit
The Cancer Fund
It has been announced that
there will be a style show in
Nome next month. The show will
be presented on April 21 at 2
in the afternoon at The Theater.
The style show is being spon
sored by the Theatei cinu me
entire proceeds will be given to
the Cancer Fund. The regular
cancer fund drive will be held
in Nome later in the month.
Several business houses already
have agreed to provide women’s
and children’s clothes for the
event and Virginia Brown of the
Theater stated that any individual
who makes her own clothes,
which she would be interested in
modelihg, may contact her or
Judy Morris and be included in
the show.
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MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Dora Jemeouk, Carl|
Bashlier of Teller Mission.
Discharged: Loretta Komokuk.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Charles Lyon,
J Bob Foss, John Haefer, Kelley
Weiss, Tom Campobasso, Robt.
Oliver.
From Unalakleet: Emily Brown.
To Unalakleet: Pete Sandvik,
Ruth Otten.
To Anchorage: Roy Williams,
James Jones, M.H. Kleinkopf, Sgt.
George Earnest, Russell Dilg, Rev.
Gordon Gould, Richard Pomer
antz, Francis Fay, Jess Smith,
Angus McCormick.
j THE JOHNSONS ARE COMING |
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EASTER FILMS
The "King of Kings," which j
was shown at the Community
Church, will be shown again
tonight at the Assembly of God
Church at 7:30 p.m. It is de
scribed as "an inspired, great
motion picture" — perhaps the
greatest ever produced.
The new sound color picture
[ "I Beheld the Glory" will be
shown at the School auditorium
Saturday evening, March 31st.
It centers around the Centurion
and his view of Christ on the
cross and also after the Resur
rection.
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If You Want To Rent j
A House or Apartment
The Man To See Is
George Hite—Main 123
WANT ADS
Cherry’s Barber Shop—Open 9
a.m.-7 p.m. Soft water showers.
GIRL Wanted—at MMM Hospital
TONIGHT
SEMINOLE’
— In Technicolor —
Rock Hudson - Barbara Hale
Anthony Quinn - Richard Carlson |
Also Short Subject
Many persons have phoned in
for reservations for "Quo Vadis."
To avoid a long waiting line the
nights of the showing it is re
quested that you pick up your
tickets between 12-1 o'clock and
4:00 to 6:30 some time this week.
PTA Monthly Meeting i
Tuesday Night At School
Nome PTA will hold its month- j
ly meeting at Nome School to
morrow evening at 8 o’clock.
After the business meeting, a
film will be shown on child psy
chology through the courtesy of
the Dept, of Health. A question
and answer period will follow j
the showing of the film.
Light refreshments will be
served.
Parents of school children are
reminded that the grade school
room represented at the meeting
by the most parents will win the
attendance plaque for a month.
WEATHER FORECAST
Continued fair tonight and to
morrow with little change in tem
perature. Lowest temperature ex
pected tonight -5, highest tomor
row 23.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: highest temperature
10, lowest -10. Max. wind 9 mph
.from the north. Sunrise at 5:41
a.m., sunset at 6:36 p.m.
Temperatures a year ago to
day: high 20, low -2. Extremes
this date since 1907: highest 36
in 1926, lowest -29 in 1920.
Methodist Women Plan
Annual Food Sale for
Day Before Easter
The Women’s Society of the
Methodist Church has announced
its annual food sale for next Sat
urday, the day before Easter.
This organization, over 50 years
old, has sponsored this annual
event since it started during the
pioneering days. In the early days,
we are told by residents of that
period, the many single men in
the community looked forward to
purchasing homemade cakes, pies,
bread and other delicacies with
great expectation and placed their
orders in advance for the cooking
of their favorite foods.
The N. C. Company has kindly
offered the use of their store for
the sale.
10-Ft. Polar Bear Bagged
By Curtis Near Wales
Bob Curtis, bear hunting guide,
with Herbert Rahn of Anchorage,
bagged a ten-foot polar bear yes
terday, about 10 miles from Wales
out on the Bering Sea ice.
Today Curtis is hauling mail
and supplies to King Island, in
the first attempt to land there this
spring.
Three years in
the making!
Thousands in
the cast!
Actuallyfilmed
in Rome by
M-G-M!
At The Theater March 31, April 1, 2 and 3 Only
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