Junior Class Plans
Valentine’s Dance
The Junior Class of Nome High
School plans an all-out celebra
tion in honor of St. Valentine’s
Day—an evening long to be re
membered.
There will be a gayly decorated
ballroom, dancing, and—the at
traction of the evening—the
crowning of a King and Queen of
Hearts, who will be elected by
the entire high school student
body.
Don’t forget! Plan to attend the
Sweetheart Prom, Feb. 10, at the
Nome School gym.
According to the U.S. Weather
Bureau forecast, it looks as tho
the ground hog will see his sha
dow tomorrow, which according
to legend forecasts a late spring.
New ANS Personnel Here
In addition to the appointment
of Mr. Frank Geeslin as tempor
ary head of the ANS, there are
three new members on the ANS
staff here.
Warren Tiffany, education spe
cialist, arrived recently and will
be stationed here, working with
the schools in the area.
Carroll Hughes has been here
for some time and is general fore
man for construction in the area.
Speed Huff is the new law en
forcement agent for the ANS.
Mr. Geeslin reports that a wel
fare worker will toe announced
soon and a nurse for ANS will
also be added to the staff here.
Phoebes Meet Tonight
The Phoebe Circle of the Cov
enant Chirch are having their so
cial meeting at the Phoebe Hall
tonight at 7:30 p.m.
There will toe games by Hannah
Miller and Jennie Oksoktaruk.
Hostesses will be Maude Moses
and Lily Aukon. Devotions will
be by Mollie Dexter. This will be
followed toy the financial report.
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March of Dimes Ends
Mary Andersen, chairman fop)
the March of Dimes, states that a j
deadline has been called for the
school children to return their en
velopes with donations by them
selves or their families.
The iron-lung containers thru
out town will be picked up this
weekend.
NOME CAP
CADET NEWS
The Cadets held their weekly
meeting Tuesday evening at the
City Hall. The CAP dance will j
be held Feb. 18 instead of on!
Feb. 11 because of the Valentine)
dance and so that Sgt. August
can attend.
All the Cadets hope that Sgt.
August will be back with them
next week.
ST. JOSEPH'S
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Thursday—Feast of Purification
of Blessed Virgin Mary; Mass
7:45 a.m.; Devotions 7:30 p.m.
Friday—Last Friday. Feast of St.
Blais; Mass 7 and 8 a.m.; De
votions 7:30 p.m.
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Liniment and B.T. Squads
To Play School Teams
The Liniment Squad and the
B.T.s are once again grinding into
shape for a pair of crucial games
against two high-flying High
School teams—the “Frosh Whiz
Kids” and the “Big Little Guys.”
The doubleheader is scheduled
for Tuesday, Feb. 7, at the high
school. So fans, mark the date on
your sports calendar and get there
early, for the show must go on!
Basketball Games Tonight i
The Polar Hornets won their |
tenth game last Friday night over
the much improved ACS Signal
iers. The green death was slowed
to a walk as the ACS took charge
of the backboards and set up a
pass defense that kept the Hor
nets from using their famous fast
break system. It was close all
the way until the last four min
utes. The score was 38 to 39 when
the Hornets pulled away to win
47-38. Tony Willoya was the No.
1 gun for the Hornets with 18,
and Capt. Bob Ellis racked 20
for the Signaliers.
In the second game, the High
School Nanooks continued to roll
as they downed the Air Force
Jets 57 to 45. Young Willie Will
oya sparked the Nanooks as he
gathered 23 marks, shooting from
both sides and down the middle.
For the Jets, Bob Hinson scored
21 points.
Tonight the first game will be
between the Signaliers and the
Jets and the Nanooks meet the
Merchants in the night cap.
Indoor softball is expected to
get underway at the school gym
after the basketball tournament,
about March 15. From all indica- i
tions, this season’s league will be
the best Nome has seen in years.
Five teams are organized and
there’s plenty of talent.
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Cubs To Meet Friday
The Cub Scout pack meeting
which was cancelled last Friday
due to the blizzard will be held
this Friday at the Methodist so
cial rooms at 6:30 p.m.
Parents are asked to note that
this is earlier than usual.
The theme of the meeting is
Pirates and the boys in the three
dens have had a very exciting and
interesting time preparing the
program for their parents who are
all urged to do their part and at
tend the meeting.
Den Mothers are Mrs. Bill
Doyle, Mrs. Asitonia, and Mrs.
Carpenter.
WEATHER FORECAST
Clear and continued cold to
night. Low temperature expected
tonight -17. high tomorrow -5.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: highest temperature
12, lowest -10. Max. wind 17 mph
from the north. Sunrise at 8:45
a.m., sunset at 3:47 p.m.
A year ago today: highest tem
perature 13, lowest -1. Extremes
this date since 1907: highest 33
in 1926, lowest -38 in 1910.
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