JUNIOR MISS PAGEANT
SET FOR FEBRUARY 13TH
February 13 is the date chosen
by the Jaycees for the Junior
Miss Pageant Ball at which time
the local High School Seniors and
High School representatives from
Unalakleet, Anchorage, and Fair
banks will be honor guests.
The party, which will be open
to the public, and for which
tickets go on sale this week will
be a real event and live music
has been arranged for as well as
other special events for the oc
casion.
BREAKERS BAR IS CLOSED
In State Superior Court Ruth
Brechen filed a writ of attach
ment against Ernie Gustafson and
Robert Renshaw for $6,437.02 for
rent on the Breakers Bar plus
sales tax which she had to pay
in order to set her liquor license
renewed and also some withhold
ing tax.
The writ is attached to the
Breakers Bar which has been
closed.
The January meeting of the
Home Arts Club will be at the
home of Beth McCray on Tuesday
evening with Kay Casperson as
co-hostess.
North Star Grill
OPEN ALL NIGHT
New Year’s Eve
'til 8 a. m.
NEW YEAR'S DAY
Sunday, Jan. 1st
Closed New Year's Day
Future Homemakers
Are Busy During
Holiday Season
The Future Homemakers of
America have been busy during
the holiday season preparing fun
for both themselves and others.
One evening the girls gathered
at the Home Economics Dept, and
prepared cookies and candy
which they later packed into
Santa boxes and distributed at
the hospital. They also conducted
a school-wide canned food collec
tion for he preparation of Christ
mas baskets. This collection was
very successful and the items
were arranged into fine boxes
which were covered to comply
with the holiday season.
A Christmas party was held for
the PHA Club at the apartment
of their advisor, Miss Lichten
berg. Suzy Savok, Laura Atuk,
Nancy Bernhardt, Pearl Johnson,
Daphne Rylander and Carole Mil
ler attended. Gifts were ex
changed, games played and after
refreshments they had a great
deal of fun listening to a tape re
cording which was being made
throughout the evening.
When school reopens, the club
will begin redecorating Mr. Mc
Cormick’s office at the school.
They have ordered draperies and
with the purchase of paint will
start their beautification.
. A faculty tea was given by the
Homemaking I Class on Dec. 21.
Jo Chambers made an altar scene
centerpiece from boxes and other
articles found in the home. The
7th Grade Class helped with the
decorations and two weeks of
class time as spent in the pre
paration of various cookies and
candies. Most of the faculty at
tended the festivities in the Home
Economics Department.
Bopp-Unterwagner
Repeat Vows in
St. Joseph’s Church
Sharon Bopp, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Bopp became the
bride of Joseph Unterwagner
Thursday evening at St. Joseph's
Catholic Church in a double ring
ceremony with Roy Conklin giv
ing the bride in marriage. It was
a nuptial mass with Father Nevue
uniting the couple.
The bride, who is one of two
girls giving their services with
out pay to the Catholic Church
as teachers of the kindergarten,
was dressed in the traditional
white floor length gown of lace
with fingertip veil caught in a
crown of lace flowers. She car
ried a white missal and orchid
and was attended by her maid of
honor, Connie Nelson, in white
brocade who also carried orchids.
Bridesmaids were Marcia and
Susie Conklin in blue lace gowns
carrying bouquets of frtiite poin
settia and holly.
Little Penny and Posy Conklin,
twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Conklin, were flower girls.
Brian Conklin was ring bearer.
The groom was attended by
Stan Harhut with Robert Erwin
and John Stolpe as ushers.
Organ music was by Mrs. Jesse
Jones.
Following the ceremony a re
ception was held at the Jesse Jones
and Roy Conklin apartments in
the new FAA area at Nome Field
where the young couple will also
have an apartment.
SCHOOL WILL RESUME
TUESDAY MORNING
School bells will ring on Tues
day morning when classes will be
resumed on regular schedule
stated Superintendent Conrad Pot
ter this morning.
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