PTA HOLDS MONTHLY MEET;
The monthly meeting of the
Nome P.-T.A was held last eve
ning at the Nome School, at
which time literature from the
national organization was distrib
uted.
A report was made of the pro
gress of the folk dancing classes
sponsored by the P.-T.A.
After the meeting the brass
quartet from the School Band
entertained with several selec
tions and Robert Heath led in
community singing.
The meeting ended with a get
acquainted session between par
ents and teachers of their chil
dren.
BANQUET TONIGHT AT
BERING SEA CLUB FOR
BASKETBALL PLAYERS
There will be a banquet tonight
at the Bering Sea Club for the
Nome High School basketball
. team and the Army Bruins (those
who are left) sponsored by local
sports fans. About 30 guests have
made reservations for the dinner
through George Bell at the N.C.
Store.
, Toastmaster for the evening
will 'be John McNees, and an en
tertaining program has been ar
ranged.
It is still possible to attend
stated the committee. The dinner
is slated for 7:30 p.m., sharp.
JUNIOR POLICE RIFLE XLUB j
MEETS WITH A.N.G. OFFICERS
The Nome Junior Police Rifle
Club engaged in target shooting
last Saturday evening at the Na
tional Guard rifle range. Thirty
three members were present for
training under the guidance of
Lts. Ellis and Manton, National
Guard" officers.
The four members with the
highest shooting scores will be
the guests of the Theater one
night this week. The management
of the Theater generously present
tickets for good shooting or other
outstanding services to the public
by the Junior Police.
This rifle training is an op
portunity for the youth of Nome
to learn how to safely handle
small arms and to become expert
“shots” under the best National
Guard instructors, who give free
ly and sincerely of their services.
At the next meeting, in April,
in additional to target practice,
another type of training will be
presented.
NOTICE
The Phoebe Circle of lh Cove
nant Church will meet tonight at
7:30 at the Old Building in an
"Echo" meeting of the Unalakleet
Conference. A missionary from
Kaltag, Mrs. Smogge, will be the
guest speaker. All ladies are in
vited to attend and the public is
welcome.
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GOOD LUCK
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HAPPY LANDINGS
To The Men of Det. E (T-23)
IN YOUR NEW ASSIGNMENTS
Wallace Hotel & Bering Sea Club
The Polaris Hotel
Polar Bar & Curio Shop
Polet’s Store
The Nome Drug Store
Larry Galvin Stores
Candidates For City
Offices In Tuesday’s
Municipal Election
The City Clerk states that at
noon today the following candi
dates had filed for city offices in
the municipal election to be held
Tuesday April 5th:
For Mayor—Steve Andersen.
For City Council—Jim Walsh,
Stan Morgan, Keith Hedreen,
Charles Reader.
School Board — Helen Fager
strom. ,
Utility Board — Harry Lewis,
Elmer Straub.
City Treasurer — Byron (Jack'
Reed.
City Clerk—Carrie McLain.
The filings for city offices will
close at 5 p.m. today.
"Jeff" Jefford, mother of Mrs.
Houston Alexander, is in the Vir
ginia Mason Hospital in Seattle
for medical care. Mrs. Jefford is
a well known Nome resident and
Kougaroker.
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— FOR RENT —
Houses and Apartments
Furnished and Unfurnished
George Hite—Main 123
WANT ADS
WANTED — Day care for two
boys, aged 2 and 4. Call Lt.
John E. Manton, 1st ,Scout Bn.
40
FOR SALE — Cessna 140 C-85,
Mfd. Nov. ’46, 60 hrs. total A
& E, 100 since top. Never dam
aged. GE radio and transmitter,
T&B, R of C, sensitive alti
meter, cvl. head temp., 8-day
clock, good tires, pneumatic tail
wheel, $1545 cash. Aaron W.
Leno, Alaska Native Service,
Pilot Station, Alaska. 39
WOMEN wanted. Temporary, six
months. Mail postcards. Good
handwriting or typewriter. Box
47, Watertown, Mass. 39
Get Our Prices:—House level
ing, Carpentering & Painting by
the hour, day or contract. Phone
Red 25. 38p
FOR SALE—Pr. brn. work shoes,
like new. $8 (were over $10.)
Size 11. See at Nugget
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WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 pan.
She went to
the under
world for
thrills!
-GIG YOUNG • JAMES WHITMORE
SUNDAY and MONDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
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NOTICE
Ordinance No. 369, entitled
"AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY j
OF NOME, ALASKA. TO PRO-!
VIDE FOR THE LICENSING OF
EACH DOG IN THE CITY OF
NOME, THE IMPOUNDING,
KILLING, AND DISPOSAL OF
LOOSE AND/OR UNLICENSED
DOGS, THE PAYMENT OF A
LICENSE FEE, AND OTHER
WISE GOVERNING THE CARE
AND „ CONTROL OF DOGS
WITHIN THE CITY OF NOME.
ALASKA, AND REPEALING
ORDINANCE NUMBERS 309
AND 331," was adopted as read
at a regular meeting of the Nome
Common Council, held March 28,
1955. Licensing of dogs for the
year 1955 begins April 1st. Dog
owners may secure copies of this
Ordinance at the City Clerk's of
fice. Nome Common Council
By Carrie M. McLain.
City Clerk
Pub. March 30, April 6, 13, 1955
Boy's Club of LWY Center
Holds Father-Son Banquet
A father-and-son banquet was
held Tuesday evening for the
Boy’s Club of the LWY Commun
ity Center. About 40 boys and
their "dads” attended the din
ner and afterward saw movies
■by Rev. Reeves Havens, leader
of the Boy’s Club.
WEATHER FORECAST
Fair today, partly cloudy to
night and Wednesday, with little
change in temperature. Light and
variable winds. Low temperature
expected tonight -10, high tomor
row 15.
Data last 24 hours as of 7 a.m.
today: high temp. 0, ‘ lowest -12.
Max wind 6 mph from the SE.
The extremes for this date
since 1907: highest 38 in 1954,
lowest -32 in 1907.
Nenena at 7 p.m. this morning
was partly cloudy with 13° above.
Women’s Society of the Meth
odist Church meets Friday with
Esther McCoy. Mrs. Ben Goins
will be co-hostess. Time: 8 p.m.
All new ladies in the commun
ity are cordially invited to at lend.
Rummage Sale
Sponsored by
Beta Sigma Phi
Saturday, Apr. 2
Starting at 10:00 a.m.
At City Hall
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HAVE
YOU
SEEN
OUR
NEWEST STYLES
IN
Fox Stoles
Amazingly low in price!