‘Northern Lights’
Troupe to Dance
At Fairbanks
The “Northern Lights” Eskimo
Dancers and Singers have been
training and getting into shape to
make their first appearance as a
dancing troupe at the Fairbanks
Carnival and plan to leave next
week.
In the group are Paul Green,
“Papa” John Kakaruk, Theodore
Statuk, William Oquilluk, Molly
Weyohok, Alice Kakaruk, Mary
Statuk, Ruby Okleasik.
These dancers come from
•Mary’s Igloo, Wales, Teller, and
Kotzebue.
On their program are: the Wel
come dance, North Star Dance,
Loon dance, Ice House Builders
dance. Let’s Be Happy dance,
Peeking Through the Window
dance, Hobo Beggar dance,
Friendship dance. These will be
performed in Fairbanks on March
20, it is planned. ,
The second showing will in
clude the Seal Hunting dance,
Brown Bear dance, Beaver dance,
and the Women’s Sitting dance.
Their program will also include
the Eskimo Wreslting dance, Cut
ting the Oogruk dance, and Seal
Hunting.
This group has been holding its
practices at the Baha’i Center
with the cooperation of Mr. and
Mrs. Rogers.
Girl Scout Bazaar
Saturday Nets $125
The Girl Scout Bazaar is re
ported by the Girl Scout Com
mittee to have been very success
ful. Net proceeds exceed $125.
Mary Walsh won the huge jar
of home baked doughnuts con
tributed by Lois Mclvor and
Jeannie Tucker won the cake.
The Girl Scouts wish to express
appreciation to all those who
assisted in t making their annual
bazaar a success and especially to
the N.C. Store for the use of the
store.
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New Novel, “Ice Palace’ l j
By Edna Ferber, Goes
On Sale Here Now
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The “Ice Palace” went on Sale i
today in bookstores in the com-!
munity. This novel has been
eagerly awaited as its author,
Edna Ferber, the well known
writer, visited Nome twice during
the time she was gathering mat
erial for the book.
Miss Ferber also spent consid
erable time in Kotzebue and Fair
banks preparing for the story
which has been anticipated for
several months.
The author apparently gathered
here a little and there a little
from the lives and experiences of
Alaskans during her visits. Al
askans can pin-point most of the
lore from pages of memory or
pages of newspapers and history.
She has added a little romance
and lots of travel description.
Then it has been tossed to
gether like a salad and results in
a novel not as good as her earlier
works like “So Big” and “Cimar
ron” but better than “Giant.”
Some Alaskans will like it,
other wont but it will be well
read and talked about for months
to come.
Pan American Airways
Incoming passengers on Friday
were Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Mc
Carthy. Round trip passenger was
Mr. Swank.
Little Sister Yvonne Marie left
for Fairbanks where she will go
house hunting in preparation for
starting a group of Little Sisters
of Jesus there.
St. Patrick’s Day Party
Tonight At Pioneer Hall
Sponsored by Catholics
St. Patrick’s Day will be cele
brated in great style- this eve
ning with an entertainment spon
sored by the Catholic Church at
the Pioneer Hall, starting* at 8
o’clock.
Father Nevue states that there
are wonderful prizes for the whist
players, the pinochle players, the
bridge players and even prizes
for the children who will play
Alaska’s favorite game.
' There will be musical enter
tainment appropriate for the oc
casion and refreshments will be
served.
Easier Slyle Show Cancelled
Due to lack of local response,
the annual Easter Style Show,
sponsored each year by the Nom
erama Theater, has been cancel
led it has been announced by the
management.
COME TO THE BIG SALE
AT NOME GOSPEL HOME
ON WEDNESDAY. MARCH 19
BEGINNING AT 10 A.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, mal^toany secre
tary. Call Main 1627 ’■ 35
FOR SALE—Ruger 357 like new,
with holster, $75.‘Call Black
26 after 5.
YOUR AVON Representative is
June Jefferies. tf
SELL—Those surplus items that
you don’t need. Just let a
Nugget Classified Ad convert j
them * into cash for you.
SHOWING AT THE NOMERAMA
Two Shows Nightly, Starting at 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
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