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THE THEATER
invites you to join the
1957 Easter Parade
and enter the Easter Egg Contest
SATURDAY, APRIL 13th
Children’s Style Show
at M & M Matinee—9:30 a.m.
(Regular M & M Admission)
Adults’ Style Show, 1 p.m.
(Admission $1.00)
Tickets on Sale at Theater
, All proceeds from both shows
■will go to the MMM Hospital.
Further details to be announced
in Theater lobby and The Nugget
The funeral of Mrs, Lena Du
fresne of Council will be conducted
from the Nome Covenant Church
Wednesday at 2 p. m.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Ada Attatayuk, Eve
lyn Oserak, Wallace Johnson, Fritz
Carlson, Stella Segoona, Frank
Richardson, Gilbert K o m o k,
Charles Penatac.
Discharged: Aldrich Mazonna,
Dennis Warneke, Wayne Tobuk.
ALEXANDER BABIES SUCCUMB
Twins were bom on March 23rd
to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Alexander,
one of which lived a few hours
and the other was bom dead.
Famous Alaska Teacher’s
Books Given to Library
More than 250 volumes from the
personal library of the late Mrs.
Eva Alvey Richards, former Alas
ka teacher, was given by her son,
Melvin G. Alvey, to the Univer
sity of Washington Historical Li
brary.
Mrs. Richards spent three years
in Wainwright and Nome and
maintained a keen interest in lit
erature about the far north.
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GO TEARS SERVING ALASKA
RED CROSS MEETING I
Thursday, 7:30 p.m.. City Hall
Plans for fund drive
will be discussed.
Other activities and needs
will be reviewed.
P.T.A. MEETING
Tuesday, March 26, at 8 p.m.
Regular Business Meeting
Program by Mrs. Samuels' class.
Movie, compliments of the
Native Service Office
Refreshments
NOTICE
Candidates for City offices for
the forth-coming Municipal Elec
tion, must have their declarations
in the City Clerk's Office, no later
than 5 p. m. March 27, 1957.
Carrie M. McLain,
City Clerk. 36
NOTICE
Rev. John Wright of Kotzebue,
Alaska, will be the special speak
er each evening at the Church of
| the Nazarene. Choruses will begin
| at 7:15 p. m. and the regular
service will start at 7:30 p. m.
Everyone is given a warm wel
come to come and enjoy the
services.
—Edgar F.. Bibb, Pastor.
NOTICE
Candidacy forms for City elec
tion may be acquired at the City
| Clerk's office. A candidate must
| be a resident of Nome for one
i year and of the Territory of
Alaska for two years, preceding
date of this election.
CARRIE M. McLAIN,
City Clerk. 36
Johnny Sez: Life dull? Bright
en it with music from the
Music Box!
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| FOR SALE — Electric Roto broiler
with rotisserie, reasonable. Call
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PA-LEZE — Check the Lost and
Found at The Theater.
I FOUND — Red Wallet. Claim
I at Nugget.
B SHOWING AT THE 8
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n Two shows nightly—7:15 and 9:15 jl
Doors open at 6:45 p.m. K
TONIGHT
JAMES
STEWART
ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S
REAR
WINDOW
color by Technicolor
€0* starring
GRACE KELLY
WENDELL COREY
THELMA RITTER
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
Written by OTTO ENGLANDER Produced by FRANK MELFORO
Directed by JOHN BRAHM
k MELSON Production Distributed by WAGNER BROS.
Gold Nugget Quartet
And Other Talent
Enjoved at Matinee
By VIRGINIA BROWN
The Gold Nugget Quartet, four
talented juniors treated Saturday’s
M&M audience to some “real for
sure music.” This group, featur
ing Mary Jean Longley, playing
clarinet, Eddie Johnson, saxo
phone, and Johnny Herman, trum
pet, have rhythm plus and can
give out with either long-hair or
crew-cut music. Mike Straub
teamed up with M.C. Phillip Webb
to do a clever father and son pan
tomime.
Lola Sheldon and nine guests
celebrated her birthday. Pop
Brown launched a contest which
will have the younger set doing
some heavy thinking. A first, sec
ond and third prize will be given
for the best essay naming the
“boss” in the current serial.
Judges picked from the M&M
audience will choose the three
winners.
This Jr. “Who Done It” should
prove interesting. Essays may be
drpoped in the “Who Done It”
box in The Theater lobby. Con
test is restricted to those under
sixteen.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Fairbanks: Charlotte Hnn
gerford and children, David D.
Olney, Joe S. Dismukes, Leslie L.
Moffett, Leo Savedra.
To Fairbanks: Sgt. David L.
Bucy, Sgt. Bobby R. Royce, A1
| Mosley, James R. Miller, Dr.
George Wickman.
From Galena: Harold Ahmusak,
Earl Scott.
To Kotzebue: Lt. Galvin Roet
zel, Fred Cleveland.
Pilot Bob Curtiss
Brings Hunters
Back With Bear
Bob Curtiss, well known polar
bear hunting pilot and guide
brought back another pair of very
tired but happy hunters Saturday
after a chase into the Arctic fol
lowing the track of a huge bear
which moved very fast.
“The trail led north of Diomede
Island,” stated Curtiss, “and it
took a long time to run him down.”
So far this season Curtiss has
taken eight hunters after bear
and they each have a trophy to
show for it.
Curtis was sheduled to make an
other trip this week with a hunt
er from Anchorage and a local
man who has so far been unable
to get one.
Saturday’s hunters were J.
Mueller and Larry White of An
chorage. White’s bear measured
9 feet 5 inches, and Mueller’s 10
feet 8 inches.
Thomas Sagmigana, “very old
man” of the King Island village,
whose exact age is not known,
passed away this morning at the
King Island village, and will be
buried from St. Joseph’s Church.
The old man was a carver and
maker of Eskimo drums.
MOTHERS MEET TONIGHT
Members of the Mother’s Club
will meet tonight at the Commu
nity Center Recreation Hall. The
program will be on Rat Control.
MOM-TV PRESENTS I
TONIGHT
6:15—Tele-Carioon
6:30—Circus Time
7:30—Mickey Mouse Clb
8:30—Danny Thomas
9:00—Big Story
9:30—Perry Como
TUESDAY
6:15—Tele-Cartoon
6:30—Mick'y Mouse Clb.
7:30—Wyaii Earp
8:00—Tunes & Talent
9:00—This Is Your Life
9:30—Goodyear Hour
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