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Cordova’s Ice
Begins to Stretch
If you visit Cordova before Feb.
10-11 and feel rumbling* and
■hairing* from the hills behind
town, don’t worry, say Cordoya
Watidents. It isn’t an earthquake
and it isn’t an overactive volcano.
It’s just the town’s pet Ice
Worm, stretching and shaking and
sWlching mil 150-foot tail inside a
glacier cave.
The beast is slowly awakening
from summer hibernation so the
story goes, and he’ll be fully
•wake Feb. 10-11 to march in
the grand parade of the Second
Annual Cordova Ice Worm Festi
val.
The brightly-hued Ice Worm
isn’t the only attraction at the
festival, though he is one of the
most spectacular sights in the
49th State.
Additional fun starts for the
visitor immediately upon .arrival
by either of the two carriers serv
ing toe city, with receptions for
everyone at the airport Feb. 10.
Schedule for the same day calls
for a grand parade, games, races,
street events, a crab feed, beard
judging, a Queen’s Ball and mid
night crowning of the Queen of
the Ice Worm Festival.
Next day’s activities feature
sourdough breakfasts until noon,
a clam bake, and night-time flo
tilla parade of lighted and deco
rated fishing and cruiser boats.
PIONEER ROOF GARDEN
The Pioneer Roof Garden, tra
ditionally part of the busy month
of December has been announced
for February when the members
have more time to prepare a good
program and plan special events
which go to making a grand affair
of the event which has been part
of Nome for over 50 years.
Li. CoL Harold Williams for
whom Nome had Col. Williams
Day while he was commanding
j officer of Marks Air Force Base
< here sends Christmas greetings to
«R Nomeites who remember him
from Riverside, Calif., where he
: makes his home.
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j First "enveloped” greeting card
, was a Christmas card published
in 1906 by Rust Craft.
I .Nome Directory
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Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
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ALASKA CBtflll MO. 1
Order of Eastern Star
KW Barbara Martin
Worthy Matron
Bev Morgan
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