Jim Blanning Is New
President of Rotary
Rotarians held election of of
ficers this noon at their regular
luncheon with Jim Blanning
elected president, Ashby Craft,
vice president; Robert Grant,
secretary, and Wm. Tuttle treas
urer. New, board members are
Jim McLean and Herb Jenks.
They will take office in July.
Visitors were R.D. Stevenson
of Juneau; Walter Glavinovich of
the U. S. Smelting Co., and F.
Rhodes of CAA.
Mr. Stevenson, Territorial Tax
Commissioner, gave a report on
the recent meeting of the Gover
nor’s Tax Advisory Board.
Dentist Stormbound at Teller
Dr. Joe Gumming, local dentist,
has been stormbound in the Tel
ler area, but is expected back
soon.
A daughter, Judith Faye, was
bom March 15 at the hospital to
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Sturdevant.
Children’s Dog Races
Slated For Race Day
Children’s one-dog sled races
have been announced by the Arc
tic Club for Easter Sunday while
the Nome-Hastings race is in pro
gress.
There will be races for girls
and boys up to 12 years of age
which will start immediately
after the last team has left the
starting line in the derby.
First, second and third cash
prizes will be given for the race.
Many children have already
saarted training their pets and in
formation as to course and length
of race are available from Bill
Ullrich, who is in charge of the
contest.
Children who have no dog but
are interested in racing are asked
to see local business men or the
Chamber of Commerce, stated
Bob Scott of the Race committee
and arrange for a sponsor.
"4-on" Duplicate Receipt Books
at The Nugget
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MONEY- SAVERS
Del Monte Diced Carrots 2/56c
Nalley’s Beef Stew, 15 oz. 52c
Libby’s Peas, no. 303 31c
Libby’s Bartlett Pears, 2l/i 63c
| MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS
Roast Pork Leg (whole-half) 76c lb.
Whole-Half, Fryers, Ocoma 86c pkg.
Cod Fillets, Booth Fisheries 53c pkg.
PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW
• FOR EASTER FLOWERS
AND A LOVELY EASTER CAKE
Prices Effective Thursday, Friday & Saturday
“Your Friendly Supermarket”
NC SUPERMARKET
Department of Northern Commercial Company \
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FREIGHTER SAILINGS From Seattle
Every Tuesday for Seward & Valdez
Also Alternate Fridays For Seward
for further information contact
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMANY
P.O. Box 200. Anchorage
Civil Air Patrol +\
Wing Officers Due!
Here Saturday
A group of Civil Air Patrol of
ficials are scheduled to arrive
here Saturday for a meeting with
the local organization.
Expected in the party are Wing
Staff officers including Wing
Commander Harry Stiver; Major
Dan Schaible, Major Bob Mason,
wing advisor; Mason LaZelle, op
erations officer; Major Buell Rus
sell, wing finance officer, and
possibly others.
The local officers are “Hap”
Lancaster, commandant; Martin
Olson, operations officer; Rev. R.
Amundsen, chaplain; Alice Hud
son, finance officer.
Everyone interested in CAP is
urged to attend the meeting, whe
ther they belong to CAP or not.
The meeting will take place at
the CAA Rec Hall Saturday eve
ning at 8 o’clock.
The visitors are bringing a film
which will be of special interest.
The Anchorage group are fly
ing a Twin Beachcraft C-45 and
will include Galena, McGrath and
Fairbanks on their itinerary.
AND A VERY FINE TIME
WAS HAD BY ALL . , .
A fine time was had by all who
celebrated with the Irish Monday
evening at a party sponsored by
the Catholic Church at the Pio
neer Hall.
Earl Owen was presented with
the Estey Electric Organ given
away by the church and Olaf Hal
verson received the shillalagh
which is given away each year.
Group singing was enjoyed
with many old Irish favorites
being led by Father Nevue and j
Borgney Reader with Beverly
Blanning at the piano.
ATTENTION MASONS
Regular Slated Communication
Thursday, March 20 — 8 p.m.
Special Masonic Entertainment
Refreshments Following
ATTENTION SHRINERS
A special meeting of the Nome
Shrine Club will be held at the
Masonic Temple after the regu
lar Masonic meeting Thursday,
March 29. All members of the
Nome Shrine Club are requested
to attend.
Jack Reed. President
— Pioneers' Attention —
MEETING TONIGHT
8 p.m. PIONEER HALL
Refreshments
RUMMAGE SALE
LWY Community Center
TUESDAY. MARCH 25
10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
N. W. A. C. of ~C.
TO HOST PORTLAND
CHAMBER MARCH 25
WANT ADS
FOUND—Ladies fur-lined gloves.
Inquire at Nugget.
FOR SALE — 2 typewriters, 2
bedroom suites, electric oven,
3-pc. living room suite, 5 sets
new drapes, mahogany secre
tary. Call Main 162. 35
FOR SALE—Ruger 357 like new,
with holster, $75. Call Black
26 after 5.
COOK wants work in camp or
hotel, camp preferred. Quali- j
fied for fry and dinner cook
and necessary baking experi
ence: Can bring extra waitress.
Contact Jewel Hawkins, Box
557, Kodiak, Alaska. 39
SHOWING AT THE
Two Shows Nightly, Starting at 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
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Wednesday
and
Thursday
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY
THE PURPLE MASK
Tony Curtis Colleen Miller
Gene Barry Dan O’Herlihy
Angela Lansbury
CINEMASCOPE Technicolor
MERC MEAT
Place«. Save
EGGS
Airborne Fresh AA Large
ONLY $1.02 DOZ.
Armour Star Airborne
Fresh Sliced Bacon 1.151b.
U.S. Choice
Grain-Fed Round Steak 1.291b.
Chuck Roast only 83c lb.
Cut from the same Choice Beef!
Airborne Eastern
Smoked Slab Bacon 95c lb.
TROUT 39c
WHOLE SALMON 1.50
Imported from Scotland
Smoked Herring 75c lb.