ICE GUESS BOOK HERE NOW
The Polar Bar has received the
“hook” on the Nenana Ice Classic
and Keith Hedreen says that any
one interested is welcome to see
the complete list of guesses.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Olga Bale, Nicholas
Griego, Barbara Griego, Steven
Griego, Barbara Samuels, Alvin
Pootoogooluk, Wm. Besley.
Robert Herman Jr., son of Mr.
iand Mrs. Robert Herman, re
turned from the States this week
with the announcement of his
marriage in Chicago, 111., to Mary
Jeanne Boucher, daughter of Mrs.
Emily Boucher.
Mrs. Herman will remain in
Chicago at the home of her
father, as the groom plans to re
turn to the States this summer.
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NEW HOURS FOR ACS OFFICE
Effective today, May 1, the
Alaska Communication System
office will be open from 8 a.m.
until 9 p.m. daily except Sundays
and holidays. Sunday and holiday
hours will be from 8 a.m. to 10
a.m. and from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.
ROTARY CLUB NEWS
At Rotary noon luncheon today
guests included Cy Randell, Jerry
Manning, Dr. and Mrs. Lathrop
of Kotzebue, Arvo Saario, Mrs.
Phyllis Cumming, and Sgt. Emery
Chappie of the Territorial Police.
A film “Wings to France” was
shown, courtesy of Pan American
Airways.
Throughout the ages no nation
has had a better friend than the
mother who taught her child to
pray.
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SPRING
SPORTSWEAR
COATS and JACKETS
Pendleton - Jarvis & Marcus
SLACKS
Day’s - White Stag
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Q Cab Opens
New Cab Stand
And Coffee Bar
The new cab stand and coffee
bar for the Q Cab is being opened
Friday on the corner of Front St.
and Lanes Way.
The building which was for
merly occupied by the Builders
Supply has been completely re
modeled and redecorated.
A generous-sized waiting room
will accommodate cab patrons
and the capacity of the coffee bar
has been doubled.
Cheerful colors of rose and yel
low were chosen for the interior
decoration and the curving coun
ter.
A large, well-arranged kitchen
with modern and convenient
equipment will make it possible
to give quick service.
Bob and Jo Cannon are very
proud of their automatic coffee
maker which will have fresh cof
fee on tap at all times, they stat
ed.
Friends and patrons are invited
to free coffee on Friday.
Daughter Born to Chas. Samuells
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sam
uels are the proud parents of a
daugher, Paula, bom late yester
day afternoon at the' hospital.
Mr. Samuels is with the U.S.
Weather Bureau here.
NOTICE OF HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
Common Council of the City of Nome,
Alaska, has, at its regular meeting of
April 22, 1957, fixed the time and place
for a hearing upon the Petition of the
Alaska Telephone and Telegraph Com
I pany for a change in rates.
Such time and place are as follows:
I Monday, May 13, 1957, Council Cham
! i bers, Nome City Hall, 8 P.M. or as
' soon thereafter as the matter may be
properly heard.
All persons wishing to be heard may
appear at the time and place aforesaid.
Publ. May 1, 8. 10, 1957.
NOTICE
W.S.CLS. of the Methodist
Church meets at the home of Mrs.
Robert Baldwin on Friday eve
ning with Esther McCoy as co
hostess at 8:00. Visitors are cor
dially invited. 53
~ PIONEER MEETING
TONIGHT
Pioneer Igloo
Refreshments
Ruthie Sex:— Your special or
ders can be picked up by Johnny
in Seattle. Just leave your re
quests at THE MUSIC BOX.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE — Box mattress,
double size, practically new,
$80. Call Police Station before
5 p.m. 58c
FOUND—Lady’s nugget ring.
Identify, pay for ad at Nugget.
WANTED—Engine driven wash
ing machine and windcharger.
Call Black 99. 52
ALASKA AIRLINES has opening
for maid. Two or three hours
daily except Sunday. Contact
Alaska Airlines City Office.
11 SHOWING AT THE |
|THEATER I
rj Two shows nightly—7:15 and 8:15 3
m Doors open at 6:45 p.m. 4
TONIGHT and THURSDAY
“THE RAID”
— with —
VAN HEFLIN
- Anne Bancroft •
Richard Boone - Lee Marvin
In Technicolor
Walter Freisz Elected
President of PTA
The monthly meeting of the
Nome PTA was held last evening
at the school. Walter Freisz was
elected president of the organiza
tion for the ensuing year.
Other officers elected included
Albert Johnson, vice president;
Mary Diede, secretary, and Aud
rey Bayer, treasurer.
Refreshments were furnished
by the parents of the students in
Mrs. Knutson’s room. These stu
dents achieved the coveted honor
of having the most parents at
tending PTA meetings through
out the year.
Dr. J. R. Cumming showed a
very interesting film on care of
the teeth and causes of tooth
decay.
I
u{, TONIGHT
6:15—Mickey Mouse Cl*b
Sf 7:15—Coke Time
7:30—Wyatt Eaxp
8:00—Twenty-One
8:30—Kraft Theater
9:30—George Goebel
10:00—Boxing
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ROLLER SKATING
WILL BE RESUMED
BY ARCTIC CLUB
It has been announced by the
Arctic Club that roller skating
will be resumed this summer for
the young people.
This summer recreation which
has bean offered the youth of the
community for several seasons
and proved to be very popular
was omitted last year as contrac
tors were using the school audi
torium for storing supplies.
Pete Reader, who has headed
the committee in charge in past
years, states that the program
will get under way in May after
school is out. More information
j will be announced later as the
} plans are completed.
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BARGAIN STORE
SHOP AND SAVE
ON TOP MERCHANDISE
AT SURPRISE PRICES
. Complete Working Man’s Outfit — $12.50
We liate the money
and love the people!
KNOM-TV PRESENTS
THURSDAY
8:15—Mickey Mouse CTb
7:15—Industry on Parade
7:30—Ted Mack
8:30—Jane Wyman
9:00—T. E. Ford
9:30—Sieve Allen
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MERC MEAT
the Place.. Buy
TOM COD.95« lb.
( PEPSE-ROK )
SMOKED COD ... . 85c lb.
KING SALMON ...98c lb.
WHITE FISH.45c lb.
( TEPOK )
CUBE STEAK . . . . 35« ea.
VIAL STEAKS . . . . 79<‘ lb.
POT ROAST ..... 73c lb.
U.S. CHOICE BEEF