Kay Peterson, Wien
Stewardess, Bags
7-Foot Polar Bear
Kay Peterson, Wien Airlines
hostess, will have a real hair
raising story to tell the tourists
this summer. She has bagged a
polar bear.
Last week-end she went hunt
ing at Barrow with Reino Thiele.
After spotting the bear from the
air, she relates, they landed and
stationed themselves in the shade
of an Arctic ice hummock from
where she shot the seven foot
specimen about 200 yards away
with a 30.06.
When questioned, she proudly
states that she finished the job,
helping skin out the pelt and
bring home her trophy.
Dan Crowley passed away at
his home in Santa Barbara some
time in February. Mr. Crowley
was associated with the Lomen
Company for many years when
they were in the reindeer busi- j
ness here.
New Hampshire Dog
Woman Visits Here
Mrs. Milton Seeley of the j
Chinook Kennels of Wonaloncet, ^
New Hampshire, was a visitor
here today, having been in Fair
banks for the dog races last week.
Her kennels are famous for
raising dogs for the U. S. Air
Force and some of her dogs have
been in “Operation Deep Freeze”
at the South Pole, and are due
back soon.
She said her original stock was
from Scotty Allen’s dogs and I
some of her dogs came from j
Leonhard Seppala’s teams.
Nome Teen-Agers Are
Featured In March
Issue of Cosmopolitan
The March issue of Cosmopoli
tan, now on local newsstands,
features an article on Nome teen
agers. It is well illustrated with
pictures taken here last winter.
The April Ladies Home Journal
starts a new Alaska serial, “Ice
Palace,” by Edna Ferber.
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P-TA ELECTS
NEW OFFICERS
A large attendance turned out.
last evening for the monthly1
meeting of the Parent-Teachers j
Assn, held at the school.
Roscoe Wilke was elected presi-1
dent; Dora Johan^on, vice presi-1
dent, Mary Diede, secretary, and !
Thomas Tungwenuk, treasurer.
The classes of Roberta Ross' and
Margaret Wilson had the most |
parents in attendance, each with
15. The class of Mrs. Langhus had
14 and Pauline Witner’s room |
was third with nine parents. j
Everyone enjoyed a group of j
selections played by the school!
band under the direction of Fran-1
cis Gorman.
Carl Leibig announced that 90 J
students have taken advantage of
the school banking program start
ed last month with a steady in
crease each week in the number
of depositors.
A territorial P-TA meeting is
scheduled on April 16 at Anchor
age. As the local group does not
have sufficient funds to finance
a trip, anyone planning to be in
Anchorage at that time and will
ing to represent the Nome P-TA
is asked to contact one of the of
ficers.
The P-TA js planning to sell hot
dogs during the dog races on
Easter Sunday, it was announced,
with Peggy Kelliher as chairman.
Her committee and location of
the P-TA headquarters for the
event will be announced later.
The coffee, hot dogs and buns
are being donated by members
of P-TA and interested parents |
and others.
Refreshments were served by
Troop 69 of the Girl Scouts who
volunteered to work as part of
a community project served with
their leader Doris Wilke. I
Letlef-size and legal file folders j
available at The Nome Nugget i
NOTICE
The undersigned will not be j
responsible for any debts con-1
tracted by any one other than j
himself.
Arthur Nelson
Attention Volunteer Firemen
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COOK wants work in camp or j
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