Girl Scouts Have Big
Response at Silver Tea
The Neighborhood Committee
of Girl Scouts report the re
sponse to their Silver Tea yes
terday afternoon was outstanding
The committee wishes to thank all
who contributed and all those
whose contributions are still
coming in.
Purpose of the tea was to raise
money to send Pearl Johnson to
Button Bey. Vi;; for National Girl
Scout Roundup to he held in the
spring.
All troops of the Girl Scouts
took part in the program.
The committee also extends a
special thanks to Mrs. Don Fos
ter for arranging the decorations,
and to the ladies who poured:
Mrs. Charles Fagerstrom, Mrs.
Ella Tanner, Mrs. Roy Snyder,
and Mrs. Luther Dunbar.
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Okitkon
announce the engagement of their
daughter Lois, to Robert Foster.
They plan to be married on Dec.
7 in Anchorage. Mr. Foster for
merly was with the Weather Bu-!
reau at Clear and more recently
with the Alaska Division of lands.
MARIE WEYANNA
OF TELLER PASSES
Marie Weyanna of Teller died
in MIMM Hospital Saturday, after
an extended illness.
She is survived by two daugh
ters, Mrs. Chester Topcock and
Martha Weyanna of Teller, a son
John Weyanna of Cordova, and
a step-son Jim Weyanna of Nome.
The body of the deceased was
returned to Teller Mission where
the funeral and interment will
take place with Rev. N. C. Ren
slo officiating. ' t
Thanksgiving Potlatch
the Covenant Church will be held
Thursday at Phoebe Hall for
S members of the church and their
friends. The first serving will be
from 4 until 5:00 p.m. and the
second serving from 5 until 6 p.m.
! Mr. and Mrs. George Leinard
and family of Alaska Airlines de
parted for the outside Saturday.
They expect to return soon after
Spending Thanksgiving with their
families in Portland.
• NOTICE
Real and Personal Property
Taxes will become delinquent if
not paid by Nov. SO, 1981.
Robert F. Scott.
City Clerk
Thanksgiving
Week to Be Loaded
With Activities
This week, the week of Thanks
giving, for Nome will be loaded
with activity. In addition to
Thanksgiving with all its at
tendant festivities these other
special events are planned:
Tonight — At 7:30 a meeting in
the Multi-Purpose Room with a
view to establish a permanent
museum in Nome.
Tuesday — At 0:30, meeting of
the Lions Club at the Seaview
Room.
Wednesday — At noon, Rotary
meeting at the Seaview Room.
Thursday — Thanksgiving.
Friday — At 7:30, inter-city
basketball at the High School
Gym, Fairbanks Sportiand Bees
and the Nome All-Stars.
At 9:30 after the basketball
game, a USO show “Laugh with
the Girls”, at the High School
Gym.
Saturday — At 3:00, second
game of inter-city basketball at
High School Gym.
At 8:00, Jaycees’ Alaska Junior
Miss Benefit Dance at the Sea
view Room.
Saturday ft Sunday — Exchange
visits by Nome Lions and Fair
banks Rotarians.
ARRIVALS ft DEPARTURES
To Fairbanks: John Johnson,
Lee and Ila Adams, Peggy and
Pat Kelliher, Charles Lewis. Ddug
Ackley, Connie Nelson, Ed Burli
son, E. L. Davis, A. J. Schene,
Chuck Siegel, Howard Jones, Jer
ray Patterson, Raymond Norton,
and Robert. Coffey.
From Fairbanks: Max Roger*,
Doug Ackley, James Hart, Charles
Blevins, Porter Lockard, and Joe
Rychetnik.
From Kotzebue: B. L. Baldwin.
To Kotzebue: John Williams,
and Delbert Wells.
From Anchorage via Galena:
Maj. C. Reichert, A. Goodrow, J.
Ames, and C. Lovick.
No School on Friday
School will let out Wednesday
afternoon for all rooms at Nome
School for the Thanksgiving re
cess. There will be no school tm
Friday either.
MERC TURK 63 CENTS LB.
NOTICE
THANKSGIVING DAY SERVICE
Thursday—Nov. 23—11:00 a.sn.
Our Saviour's Lutheran Church
Congregational Dinner—5:00 pan.
LOME’S COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
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USO Show Slated
For Friday Night
The USO show “Laugh with the
Girls” will be presented Friday
at 9:30 pjm. in the school gym
after the basketball game. Chil
dren under 12 years of age will
not be admitted. The public is
cordially invited to attend this
feature fee of charge.
A funny and familiar face be
longing to Jack LeMaire, heads
this USO unit which is on a
seven-week tour of the Alaska
Command. Jack, with his comedy
and electric guitar was .with the
Gil Lamb Revue last Dtcember.
He sings, dances and plunks away
on hjs guitar but his best is saved
for his bit as a stand-up comic.
Likewise familiar to .the Alas
kan circuit is the ample-sized
singer and comedienne, Aliiene
Flanery. Aliiene, was last seen
here with the “Dave Ketchum
Show.” She sings, dances, plays
a few instruments and can give
out with Dixieland and the blues.
“Carazini", the fabulous chain
smoker, envelopes himself in a
haze as he consumes cigarette
after cigarette during his turn as
the show’s magician.
Two attractive dancers, Mary
Lane from Burbank and Roberta
Tennes from North Hollywood,
add their shapely talents to the
performance. Mary is new to USO
but she has been dancing pro
fessionally since she was four
years old. Roberta, also a new
comer to USO, dances for ballet,
tap or jazz tempos and can play
the violin, viola, harp or piano
with equal ease.
Two more girls, Pam Patty from
Van Nuys, Calif., and Bobbi
Golden from Arlington, Heights,
111., *provide the music for the
unit. Pam is an accordionist and
pianist and Bobbi is a drummer,
who can sing impersonations as
well as play flute.
Either of the girls Is capable of
> entertaining as a single act end!
USO seldom has booked a unit
with so many individual per
formers capable of doing a show
by themselves.
Few Seats Left for Excursion
The Lions Club announced to
day that there are still a few
seats left on the excursion flight
to Fairbanks on Saturday. To
make reservations call either Bob
Renshaw or Stan Harhut. The re
turn to Nome will be made Sun
day afternoon.
Pioneers to Mark
54th Anniversary
Out of deference to various
local, civic and fraternal organi
zations which have planned so
cial functions, anniversaries, etc.,
interspersed rather closely cover
ing the balance of the year 1961,
Igloo No. 1 decided' to postpone
holding its annual Roof Garden
celebration from Dec. 9, 1961 as
tentatively planned, to Feb. 10,
1962. The latter date will mark
the 54th anniversary of the found
ing of the organization known as
Pioneers of Alaska, which took
place at Nome during a three*
I day meeting — Feb. 10 to 13,
1907, attended by a large gather
! mg of early settlers.
President W. H. Cameron of
Igloo No. 1 wiB soon announce
the appointment at the various
committees which wiH conduct the
1982 historic celebration.
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