Annual Nomcrama
Easter Egg Contest
Draws Many Contestants
The Nomerama annual Easter
Egg Contest winners were picked
during the dog races by judges
selected from the spectators.
The winners are Ellic Kulukhon,
prettiest egg in the adult class
and Irene Sirloak the funniest.
In the children’s class Bobbie
(Rosemary) Kasgnoc won with
the prettiest egg and Kavuk Hahn
with the funniest.
The judges, stated the manage
ment, did not know the identity
of the persons entering the eggs as
only numbers appeared on the
eggs. Judges were Allan Brad
shaw. Ken Travis, Barbara Coop
er and Laverne Small.
Many Nomeites enjoyed the
colorful and humorous eggs which
have been in the window of the
Nomerama Music Hall in a dis
play arranged by James Elook.
Pauline Norris Chosen to Be
One of fhe Famed "Bunnies"
Glamorous Pauline Norris,
whose hometown is Nome has
been chosen to - be one of the
famed “bunnies” in the plush
Chicago Playboy Club, the first in
a chain of over 50 Playboy Key
Clubs to be located in the U. S.
and abroad. “Bunnies” are named
for their unique attire, which in
cludes brightly colored rabbit
costumes complete to the ears
and white cotton tails.
THE WEATHER
Cloudy with occasional light
snow. Little change in temper
ature. In the last 24 hours as of
7:00 a. m. today: High of 17, low
of 14. Maximum wind 20 miles
an hour from the east. Sunrise
at 5:08 a. m., sunset at 7:00 p. m.
Temperatures a year ago today:
High of 8. low of -9. Extremes
on this date since 1907: High of
.38 in 1926, low -23 in 1949.
In Nenana today the sky was
overcast and had a temperature
of 20.
fouse Approves Creation
j: Advisory School Boards
JUNEAU UP) — A bill which
ould permit the creation of ad
sory school boards to serve
■ ah-operated schools passed the
:>use Saturday. The measure
is returned to the Senate for
-ction on House amendments.
ATTENTION
WOMEN BOWLERS
There will be a meeting to
night at 8:00 at the Bering Sea
Club for all presidents and sec
retaries of the WIBC.
HARDWOOOD FLOOR IN
STORE FOR NOME ARMORY
JUNEAU iiP> — Two measures
dealing with State Armories
passed the House Friday.
One would provide for the in
stallation of hardwood floors at
Anchorage. Juneau, Fairbanks,
Ketchikan, Nome, Bethel, Homer,
Kodiak, Sitka and Hoonah on a
3 to 1 state-local matching bas s.
The other bill includes Seward
as an authorized armory site, and,
as such, entitles Seward to re
imbursement for funds spent
locally. The measures now go to
the governor.
Arrivals and Departures
Arrivals from Fairbanks over
| the weekend by Wien Airlines
were Ben Young and his father,
E. H. Young, Ella Sharp, Sally
John. From Kotzebue were Mr.
I and Mrs. John Cross, E. H. Cate,
Katherine Greene and Lena Nor
ton.
Departures included Leonard
Veerhusen, Roy Okakok, Tony
Yurkovich, Don Riley, Mary Les
lie, Emily Arey, Missey Strahl,
Lee McKinley, Ray Shields and
Blanche Henry.
APRIL 8TH DEADLINE
FOR NENANA ICE CLASSIC
Now that the dog races are
over attention centers on the
Nenana Ice Classic as the closing
date is midnight April 8th which
is next Saturday.
Ice conditions at Nenana are
published to give those persons
who are studying the weather
conditions to compare with other
years before making their de
cisions.
Tickets are available at either
the Polar Curio or Polar Bar.
WOMEN OUTNUMBER MEN
WASHINGTON UFl — A decade
ago the Census Bureau first re
i ported that women outnumbered
i men in the United States.
Now, as results of the 1960
| census roll in, the bureau says
l the women’s margin is increasing.
The reason is women live long
er.
In the 1950, the Census Bureau
reported 100 women for every
99 men. Preliminary data from
the 1960 canvass show 100 women
| for every 97 men — 91 million
i females and 88.3 million males.
—
NOTICE
Members of the Order of Easi
I ern Star, Alaska Chapter No. 1
and visiting Stars will meet in
regular session this evening at
8 p. m. Social hour will follow.
Barbara Martin, W. M.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
— DEALERS IN —
Lumber & Plywood, Wallboard, Building Materials, Insulation
Acetylene and Oxygen including Breathing,
Lincoln Welding Equipment
Coal and Industrial Hardware
STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS
Phone MAIN 147 Write BOX 700
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Cargo for Nome, St. Michael and Unalak
leet will be accepted at Pier 20, Seattle,
from May 8lh through May 26th.
Order early to insure delivery to pier with
in above dates. Jim O'Sullivan—Agent
DR. McKINLEY WILL
DISCONTINUE SERVICES HERE
Dr. Lee McKinley who has been
making frequent trips to Nome
as a dentist since there has been ,
no regular dentist here left Sat
urday stating, that now that a
permanent dentist will be coming
here his services will not be need
ed. He went on to Kotzebue where '
he has also been giving his time. '
Expected to arrive next month
is Dr. Roberto Labalan who has
indicated he will take up resi
dence here. He has been com
municating with the Civic Af
fairs Chairman of the Chamber,
Rev. John Maakestad, for several
weeks.
36 TEACHERS VISIT HERE
Thirty-six teachers arrived
from Anchorage on the annual
overnight Easter trip to see Nome
and Kotzebue. They were brought
in by Reeves Airways and left
Saturday afternoon for an over
night at Kotzebue before return
ing to Anchorage.
EASTER SURPRISE . . .
ORLANDO, Fla. UP! — Johnny
Caldwell, 11, of suburban Union
Park, received an Easter chick
and thought someone was playing
an April fool’s joke on him.
C. R. Douglas of Gainesville
gave Johnny 23 eggs as a present
Saturday. By the time Johnny
got home with the eggs, one had
hatched into a four-legged chick
en.
Johnny’s mother reported to
day the chicken is doing fine and
i walks on all four legs.
Nome Mothers Club
Meet Tonight at 7:30
Nome Mothers Club will meet
tonight at 7:30 at the LYW
Community Center. All mem
bers are urged to attend. A
delegate will be chosen to go to
Fairbanks in June. Guest speaker
will be Sgt. Morris of the State
Police.
CERTIFICATION
OF CANDIDATES
j I hearby certify that the fol
1 lowing candidates have been reg
j ularly nominated for tha follow
I ing offices for the Annual Mu
nicipal and School Board Election
to be held Tuesday. April 4, 1961
in accordance with Chapter 7 of
the Code of Ordinances of the
City of Nome, to-wit:
For Mayor (1-Year Term)
DOYLE. ALLAN G, (AL)
WILKE, ROSCOE
i For City Council (1-Year Term)
READER. D. J. (JOHNNY)
TUILANA, PAUL
WRIGHT. WILLIAM H.
For City Council (2-Year Term)
FRAZIER, CHUCK
HEDREEN, KEITH
LANCASTER. PHILLIP R. (Hap)
McLEAN. JAMES M.
For City Clerk (1-Year Term)
SCOTT, ROBERT F.
For Member
School Board (5-Year Term)
GRANT, DOROTHY A.
MANDEVILLE. PAUL A.
For Member
Utility Board (2-Year Term)
JONES. CHAS. D.
MORGAN, BARROW
For Member
Utility Board (5-Year Term)
LAWS. W. W.
LEWIS, BOB
READER. CHUCK
(City Seal) Robert F. Scott,
City Clerk
WANT ADS
FOR RENT: Two modern homes.
1 — 2-bedroom, 1 — 3-bedroom.
Call Black 123.
FOR RENT: Modern two room
cabin. Call Nugget. tfc
I WANTED: Siberian pup. Blue
eyed male. Call Ray Decker.
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T ONI G H T
“DAVID AND BATHSHEBA”
Starring
ft GREGORY PECK — SUSAN HAYWARD
April 8 - Coffee-Break Matinee - April 8
Showing Continuously 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Adults $1.00 — Children 50^
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PAINTING
INTERIOR — EXTERIOR
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