Hot Dog Stand To Be
P-TA Feature At Dog Race
It was announced at the P-TA
meeting Tuesday evening that the
organization would have a hot
dog stand for the dog races late
this month, as they have done in
the past.
Parents in attendance at the
meeting, ■ from three different
rooms tied for first place, and these
rooms were the grades of Mrs.
Carl Liobig, Mrs. Gunnar Lang
hus and Mrs. Carolyn Coons.
There was considerable discus
sion on handling the teen-age ac
tivities, without a definite deci
sion being made.
The program was centered on
parent-teacher consultations in all
the rooms, which were open at
this meeting.
Von der Heydt Will
Report to C. of C. Monday
At the Monday noon meeting of
the Chamber of Commerce, Jim
von der Heydt will report on his
work in Juneau last week.
Mr. von der Heydt was sent by
the Chamber of Commerce to
Juneau to give his aid in amend
ing a bill which would have elimi
nated a district court for Nome.
Due to his work, some changes
have come about, and will be of
interest to everyone in this area.
Alaskans Stage Reunion
In California Town
One-hundred fifteen former
Alaskans gathered recently in
Santa Barbara, Calif., for a re
union, and to swap stories of the
early days when they lived in
Nome and other parts of the ter
ritory.
Heading the committee as chair
man was Mrs. Grant Jackson.
Some of the Alaskans attending
who are known here, included
former Gov. George Parks, and
•Mr. and Mrs. Ike Taylor.
Arthur Eide, former teacher at
Diomede Island, told amusing
ories of his Arctic adventures,
A played on his guitar. Mrs.
el I a Hollowell sang and played
• r Alaskan song, “Mush Along,
"i Huskies.”
The group is planning to or
r'ize a Sourdough Club.
Ice Skating
— AT NOME FIELD RINK —
SUNDAY
2 to 4 P. M.
7 to 9 P. M.
(Adults Only)
TUESDAY
and THURSDAY
7 to 9 P. M.
9 to 11 P. M.
(Adults Only)
ADULTS 50 cents
i Children 12 & Under, 25 cents
Pioneer Whist Party
Plans Special Prizes
For Saturday Night Play -
There will be something extra
special for door prize Saturday
a-t the Pioneer Whist party, stated
president Russell Hermann. The
annual tournament is well under
way, with many close scores.
The games are also open to
anyone who has not entered the
tournament, and prizes are given
for the evening’s games.
Delicious refreshments have
been planned by the committee,
which is headed by Grace and
Axel Edman.
' The party starts at 8 p.m.
'NEW WEATHERMAN' BORN
TO LARRY FAGANS
A new member of the Kotzebue
Weather Bureau staff arrived at
the hospital yesterday morning,
and was named Daniel Fagan. He
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Fagan, and weighed W2 pounds.
His father is in charge of the Kot
zebue Weather Bureau station,
and his mother is the former Diane
Boucher of Nome.
MOTHERS CLUB TO SEE
HEALTH FILM TONIGHT
All Mothers’ Club members and
friends ade urged to see the Health
Film, shown tonight at 7:30 in the
Fellowship Hall, Church of the
Nazarene. This film arrived too
late to be shown at the last reg
ular meeting on Monday.
BASKETBALL TONIGHT
The Nome High Nanooks will
make their final appearance on
the local court tonight at 7:30 be
fore departing for the basketball
tournament in Valdez. They will
play the Arctic Native Brother
hood five in what should be a
fine non-league game.
The second game at 8:45 will
decide the winner of the second
half play between the National
Guard and Merchants. The latter
won the first half of league play
and a win tonight Would mean
the championship for them. The
Guard, meanwhile, will be scrap
ping for a shot at the champion
ship. A win tonight for them will
mean they play the Merchants
again to decide the championship.
This should be a terrific game.
WEATHER FORECAST
Partly cloudy with continued
cold tonight and Saturday. Low
tonight -20, high tomorrow 5
to 10.
ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL
Alfred Outwater, Sophie Ok
pealuk, Diane Fagan, Fred
Greene, Arlene Picknalook, Ag
nes Kunnuk.
Mabel Wright was discharged
from the Hospital.
Sadie D. Porter, formerly of
Nome, passed away recently in
San Francisco. She is survived by
a son, John A. Porter.
— RUMMAGE SALE —
Sponsored by Girl Scouts
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 28
Call Main 79 or Black 99
for pickup 25
Scheduled Sailings Every Tuesday
For Seward and Valdez
and Alternate Fridays for Seward.
Write: Alaska Steamship Company,
I Box 200, Anchorage
— OR —
Nome Agent For Information
*
Nanooks Leave
Tues. To Play In
Valdez Tourney
j
Next Tuesday, the Nome High |
School basketball teams will jour
ney to Valdez to play in the West
ern Alaska High School Class B
tournament. Last year, Nome was
in the class A tournament, but the
number of students in Class B
high schools was raised to 125, so
now Nome High School is back
in its former class.
Nanooks making the trip with
coach Ullrich and manager Rod
ney Boucher, are Charles Fager
strom, Joseph Senungetuk, Ed
ward Maloney, Fred Kungesuk,
Gabe Wilkalkia, Gerald Trigg,
Clifford Steele, Fritz Chambers,
Earl Towner and Reggie Okitkon.
Teams in Class B competition
are: Wasilla, Seldovia, Kenai, Ft.
Greeley, Homer, Cordova, Ft.
Eielson, Valdez, Copper Valley
and Nome. Nome’s first game will
be with the winner of the Ft.
Eielson-Cordova game Thursday
night, March 5th.
The High School team wishes
to thank the local basketball
league and fans for contributing
through league play and attend
ance, to the financial help for
sending the team to the tourna
ment.
NWA C OF C LUNCHEON". . .
Due to the postponement of the
Grand Opening of the Airport
Terminal, the Chamber of Com
merce luncheon will be held as
usual at the North Star Dining
I Room at noon on Monday.
BIA AREA REPRESENTATIVE
WILL ATTEND CONFERENCE
Bob Grant. Area Field Repre
j sentative for the Bureau of In
! dian Affairs, left Nome yesterday
| enroute to Maple Valley, Washing
ton, where he will attend a Per
sonnel Management Federal Ex
ecutives Conference at Lake Wil
j derness Lodge from March 2nd
| through the Tth. Following the
j conference he will return via Ju
! neau and Sitka on official business
i for the Bureau, with expected ar
rival back in Nome on or about
! March 15th. -
WIEN AIRLINES PASSENGERS
To Fairbanks — Herman Flint,
Jack Douglas, Joseph Mayer, Glen
Shaffer, Ai Haferbecker.
From Fairbanks—John Schultz,
Paul Williamson, Herman Flint,
J. D. Tonkin.
From Kotzebue — Larry Fagan,
Joseph Gerth, Annie Riley, Ame
lia Gray, Bessie Ballot, Archie
Adirim, Gerald Ipalook, Percy
Ipalook Jr., Clarence Gregg, Ray
Snyder, Mamie Gaffey, Bill Haley,
Nellie Seppilu. Enoch Norton.
To Kotzebue — Jens Forshaug,
Tom Osgood. Archie Adirim.
PIONEER MEETING
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4
8 P.M., PIONEER HALL
Refreshments
W ANT ADS
FOR SALE—2 pr. Men’s Skates,!
New, sz. 7 and 10. Call Nugget, j
WANTED To Buy — Used Men’s
Skates, Size 3. Call Black 65.
26c
FOR SALE—Hi-fi, 4-speaker, 21
in. Admiral TV. Blonde cabinet,
like new, reasonable. Main 197.
WANTED TO RENT—Small house
or apt., unfurn., for 1 lady, who
is excellent housekeeper. Call
North Star Hotel, Room. 2. ltp
WANTED — Copies of April, 1958
Reader’s Digest, with Page 185
Article intact. Will pay current
price. Call Virginia Brown,
Main 154.
FOR SALE — Our new dried Red
salmon are in. Better than ever.
50c lb. by the bundle. 55c lb.
straight. R. R. (Bob) Blodgett,
Teller Commercial Co., Teller,
Alaska. tf
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7:00—Huckleberry Hound 7:00—Steve Allen
7:30—Steve Canyon 8:00—The Thin Man
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8:30—Schlitz Playhouse 9:30—Feature Movie
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