“Six Shooters” Women’s
Pistol Team Improve Aim
In weekly practice sessions,
most of the Six Shooters Women’s
v Pistol and Rifle Team are improv
ing their aim. Ellie Osborn was
high scorer of the group in last
Thursday’s drill and Margaret
McDonald held high score the
Thursday before.
The team, whose number is
held to six because of limitations
of equipment, have chosen the
name of “The Six Shooters” for
themselves. An election was also
held with the following results:
Sally Carrighar, chief officer;
Margaret McDonald, range officer
and Dean Hoogland, public rela
tions officer.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Mrs. Ed Rogan, Mrs.
Pete Hahn, Bernadette Mayac.
WIEN AIRLINES
Kotzebue to,Nome: Dwight Ar
nold, Burton Sours, Oliver White;
to Fairbanks: Richard Nershak,
Mr. and Mrs. David Carpenter,
Ernie Ball; to Kotzebue: Waldo
Roberts, Ernie Ball, to Utica: Jim
Dexter, Don Stewart; to Nome
from Fairbanks: Charles Reader,
H. Keno.
High School Music Groups
Under Bob Heath Present
First Concert Tomorrow
Last fall Name School added a
full-time music teacher to its staff
for the first time, who has given
generously of his time and talent
to the young people of the com
munity, not only teaching them
to enjoy music but to play a
variety of instruments.
Although he has had only the
young people for a few months a
surprising amount of progress has
been made in band work with
pupils of the grade school as well
as the high school.
Tomorow evening will be their
first public performance with in
strumental selections by individ
uals and groups of the students.
There will also be vocal group
selections by the glee club and
chorus.
SON BORN TO PETE HAHN'S
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hahn, for
merly of Nome, are the parents of
a son, born today and weighing
9 pounds and 4 ounces.
Pete Hahn, who was basket
ball coach here last year, is now
teaching at Wainwright with the
ANS. Mrs. Hahn is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Dunbar
of this city.
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22 Grand Jurors
Start 1954 Schedule
Grand jurors reported for duty
this morning and the panel of 22
members has started on its 1954
schedule with Lester Bronson as
foreman; Gordon Hurlbert as
deputy forman; Betty Walsh as
secretary.
Members of the Grand Jury are:
Willie Acomen, David Adams,
Dwight Arnold, Miriam Baldwin,
Louise Charles, Rachel Dimmick,
Emery Ewalt, Gordon Hurlbert;
Herbert James, Nora Larsen,
David Maloney, Mary Mogg, Flora
Washington, Oswald Paneok, C.
M. Reader, Clifford Tom, Oliver
White, Elizabeth Walsh, Lester
Bronscm, Loren Fagen, Glen Len
ert and Burton Sours.
Former Nome Weather Bureau
Man Marries In Anchorage
Robert B. Caldwell, formerly
stationed in Nome with the Wea
ther Bureau (1948-49), married
Miss Ruthella Wade of Anchorage
in an informal ceremony Sunday,
May 9, at the First Presbyterian
Church in Anchorage.
Caldwell is forecaster at the
Regional Forecast Center at In
ternational Airport in Anchorage.
The couple will live at Hillside
Apartments in Anchorage follow
ing a honeymoon in the States by
private plane.
NOTICE _
There will be a Court of Honor
this evening at Boy Scout head
quarters at 7:00 p.m. Parents and
friends of Boy Scouts are invited
to attend.
A1 Enix, Scoutmaster
THE TRADING POST
Kersey Lined Overalls
Faded Blue Slacks Black Jeans
Duffle Bags Rain Gear
Shoepacs Hip Boots Jump Boots
Fatigue Jackets, Pants, Overalls
Towels Blankets Pillow Cases
New and Used Sleeping Bags
At The Trading Post
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Dodge pickup. See
Paddy Watt.
FOR RENT OR LEASE — Busi
ness location on Front Street
formerly known as the “Snack
Shack.” Call Red 29 after 6 p.m.
Nevada Grill Bldg, for lease. $200
a month or will sell building
and the lots. Phone Mrs. W. W.
Tuttle, Black 147 or write to
Mrs. Harry G. Gabrielson, 522
5th Ave. W, Seattle, Wash. 64
FOR RENT—House with 2 bed
rooms. Call Main 123.
FOR RENT — 2 - room modem
cabin. Call Black 29 57c
WANTED TO BUY—-Used porta
ble typewriter. Alice Hudson,
Main 36. 57
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PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving yesterday were: Mr.
Coupland, Mr. Cooney, Bob Cow
gill and Grace Tungwenuk.
Round trip passengers: Merrit
and Sharon Adamson, Carol
Beamer, J.A. Jenson, C.A. Stiefel
maier.
Departing: Lee Kerr, Mr. and
Mrs. David Traniham and family,
Carl Michelson, Lonnie Mizell,
John Vlaar, Sister Jacqueline.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rogan of Koy
uk are the parents of a son, weigh
ing 8 pounds and 7 ounces, born
yesterday at the hospital.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Kotzebue: Mrs. Grace
Hoitt, Robert Hoitt, A1 Guthrie.
To Kotzebue; Pete Sereadlook,
John Wright, Jacob Carter, Cpl.
Hoitt.
From Anchorage: Mr. and Mrs.
David Carpenter, Vem Makinster.
To Anchorage: Mr. Jauch.
From McGrath: Ray Blaster
void, Anna Eyuk.
To Moses Point: Mrs. Wiggins.
From Unalakleet: Oswald Pan
eok, Verne Wells.
Fred Ozenna Jr., left for An
chorage instead of Fred Ozenna,
as reported in Monday’s paper.
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