Last Game of Pioneer
Whist Series To Be
Played Tomorrow
A capacity crowd is expected
to attend the last of the Pioneer
•card parties scheduled to be held
Saturday evening at 8:00 p.m.
At this time the grand prizes
■will be awarded to the winners
of the series and there will also
be prizes for the evening’s games.
loading at this time are Elea
nor Osborne and Pete Reader
With Ella Bjomstad and Herb
Jenks running a close second and
Esther Kroninger and Roy Sny
der not far behind. It promises
to be an interesting evening.
DAUGHTER BORN TO
FORMER MADELINE MOGG
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Clark are
the parents of a daughter born
March 29 in New York. Mrs.
•Clark is the former Madeline
Mogg.
WS.CR. MEETS TONIGHT
WS.CS meets this evening at
the home of Mrs. Charles Feger
strom with Constance Erickson
as co-hostess.
I Kougarokers Ready To Go
| With an early spring antici
; pated, Kourgarok miners George
! Waldheim and George Bodis are
planning to leave Monday for
Dahl Creek and get their camps
ready for summer activities.
Kougarok miners have had' three
successive bad mining seasons
due to dry weather and not
enough water to carry on their
operations and are hoping that
this season will be better.
Waldheim and Bodis, who
have mined in that area for many
years, are looking forward to
next year’s operation as it is an
ticipated the road will be open to
their camp.
LAMBRECHTS TRANSFER
TO ANCHORAGE W.B.
Frank Lambrecht who has been
here with the U. S. Weather
Bureau for the past two years
has been transferred to Anchor
age. The family plan to leave
the middle of May. Mrs. Lam
brecht is president of the Home
Arts Club and has been very
active with the work of the Com
munity Methqjdist Church.
65 Attend Athletic
At North Star Dining
Room Last Night
About 65 persons attended the
Athletic Banquet Thursday eve
ning at the North Star Dining
Room. It was the largest turn
out the A.B. has had in recent
years.
Dr. Joe Cumming was the
master of ceremonies and Jerry
Manning was the principal speak
er.
Basketball awards for the sea
son which ended recently were
made by Bill Ullrich, coacb of the
Nome High School team.
Bonnie Hahn accepted the
trophy for the Girl’s League top
team, the Comets.
Jim Drake of the ACS Wam
cats was presented with the in
dividual sportsmanship award,
voted in a poll by the players and
managers.
The championship trophy for
the Nome Basketball League was
presented to Arne Castel, captain
of the Nome Merchants team.
Manning in his address, said the
lessons learned in sports such as
basketball stand a person in good
stead all the rest of life. A per
son must learn how to lose like
a good sportsman, and also how
to win gracefully.
Representatives of other ath
letic activities gave short reports
on their doings. These include:
badminton, Dowling, baseball, ice
skating and ping pong.
IN DISTRICT COURT
Roland Beaver who was found
guilty by jury trial of burglary
was sentenced to three years with
the recommendation that he be
sent to a reform school.
Pioneer Women Meet Tonight
Members of the Pioneer Wo
men’s Auxiliary are meeting to
night at 8:00 p.m. at the Pio
neer Hall for their regular
monthly meeting. There will be
a social hour and refreshments.
Mrs. Wilbur Arnold is presiding
officer.
Girl Scout Committee Meeting
The regular meeting of the Girl
Scout Committee will be held at
the home of Mrs. Carl Lieberg,
Monday, April 14. Leaders are
also invited to attend this meet
ing.
PRODUCER-WRITER TEAM
DOING RESEARCH WORK
FOR "ICE PALACE" MOVIE
Warner Bros, who purchased
the moving picture rights on “Ice
Palace” from Edna Ferber now
have Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Na
poleon, the producer-writer team
in the territory who will do the
script for the movie.
They are planning to . visit
northern Alaska and say that the
picture will be in color and will
cost about three million to pro
duce.
They expect to be in Aaska for
three weeks.
TO THE PEOPLE OF NOME
AND THE SECOND DIVISION
Pan American will close their
Nome office May 1st. The last
PAA flight into Nome will be
April 25th.
NOTICE
All dogs over the age of 10
months must be licensed for
year April 1. 1958 to March 31.
1959.
FEES: Male dogs—$2.00
Female dogs—$3.00
Robert F. Scott
49 City Clerk
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