Lloyd Hardy Is Racing
Champ of Pinewood Derby
The second Pinewood Derby,
sponsored by the Cub Scouts, was
held last evening at the School,
with 44 entries.
Every car made by the Cubs and
their dads from uniform kits, were
entirely different in decoration
and finishing.
In the elimination contest held
on a specially built race track,
Cub Lloyd Hardy placed first,
with Allen Scott a close second.
Roy Tobuk and Mike O’Connor
placed third and fourth in a very
close race also.
Richard Scott was awarded a
special prize for the car with the
best workmanship and finest
detail.
Cubmaster Douglas Scott stated
that there are 46 Cubs and 44 of
them prepared cars for the race.
Official starter was Mayor Stef
fen Andersen. Judges were Wal
ter Hodge and Emily Boucher.
Den mothers were .busy serving
hot and cold drinks, as well as hot
dogs throughout the evening.
There was standing room only in
the multi-purpose room during the
races.
Mothers’ Club Food Sale
Saturday Will Raise Funds
For Delegate to Fairbanks
Nome Mothers’ Club will hold
a food, plants, and aprons sale at
the N. C. Store, Monday, May 11,
10 a.m. until 4 p.m. The Mothers’
Club is conducting this sale to
raise funds to send a Nome Mother
to the Fairbanks meeting in June.
Any donations will be appre
ciated. For pick-up call or see one
of the Nome Mothers.
Sales committee includes: Mrs.
Lucy Nagozruk, Mrs. Marilyn Dex
ter, Mrs. Fred Greene, Mrs. Ruth
Merrifield, and Mrs. Lena Hoogen
dorn.
C. OF C. DIRECTORS MEETING
WILL BRING FAMILIAR FACES
OF FORMER NOME RESIDENTS
* Several former residents are
among the delegates due for the
Alaska Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors meeting to be
held here May 19. They include
George Beacom of Sitka, Bill
Woods of Alaska Steamship Co.,
and A1 Polet of Fairbanks.
Nome-U-Wash
WASHERS & DRYERS
To Use Yourself — or
We'll Do It For You!
— Phone Black 1 —
School Band Quartet
Plays Festival Numbers
For Rotary Meeting
At Rotary meeting today, Wm.
Bixby, Nome School band direc
tor, and four members of the
band played the compositions
with which they won awards at
the recent band festival at An
chorage. Diane Lee played the
piano accompaniment for Earl
Towner on the baritone horn, for
Fritz Chambers on the trumpet,
and Susan Saito on the flute.
Also a guest was I. J. Ziegman
of Anchorage.
The club also welcomed back
Joe Kroninger and Les Bronson.
Methodist Youth Plans
Special Weekend Activity
On Saturday, May 8, at 6 p.m.
a dinner will be served at the
Methodist parsonage honoring all
Methodist students who will grad
uate from High Schol this year.
All members of the Senior
Methodist Fellowship and of Mrs.
Coons’ Church School Class are
invited, say Methodist officials.
The Sunday evening Senior Fel
lowship meeting will begin
promptly at 6:15 Parents are
urged to come, bringing with them
anonymously . written questions
concerning adolescent - parent
problems. All M.Y.F. members
should have their anonymous
questions ready about parent-ado
lescent relationships. Reverend
McCray and Mrs. Coons will lead
the evening discussion.
'NEW LOOK' AT CAVOTA'S
New display windows in Cav
ota’s Store were installed Monday
and give the store a new look.
The new windows are of ther
mopane construction and measure
six feet square. Two were in
stalled and Mr. Cavota promised
displays of the very newest mer
chandise.
ELVIS TO FOLLOW JR. PROM
The management of the Nome
rama. Theater has announced a
special feature for the evening of
May 8. Following the High School
Junior Prom, they will show Elvis
Presley in “King Creole.”
Miriam Shaub has arrived from
Philadelphia, Pa., to join the staff
of the MMM Hospital.
ATTENTION MASONS
Regular Staled Communication
Thursday, May 7. Work in Fellow
craft Degree. Refreshments. Your
presence requested. By order of
the Worshipful Master.
Norvin W. Lewis, Seely.
To bathe, baptise, borrow, buy,
To get, gather, gain or give,
To float, flounder, find or take,
Bronson's water is the best they make!
Call MAIN 19
Bronson Water Delivery
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SS TALKEETNA is scheduled to sail from
Seattle June 2nd. Cargo accepted at Ames
Terminal from May 18 through May 2S.
■ Write:
Nome Agent For Information
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Nome Will ‘Dress Up’
For Friday’s Junior Prom
The Junior Prom of Nome High
School, which is always a popular
highlight of the spring season,
will foe held on Friday night,
and the elaborate decorations
The theme is “Alaska’s Flag,”
which are being planned will be
in Alaska’s colors of blue and
gold.
The event is semi-formal and is
open to the public. Usually the
Prom has a fine attendance, as par
ents as well as friends of the stu
dents take this opportunity of
dressing up for the occasion, to
celebrate with the young people.
Insurance Underwriters
| President To Appear on TV
With ‘Revolutionary’ Plan
Mr. S. C. Pandolfo, president
of the Alaska Reserve Underwrit
ers Corp., accompanied by Bob
Johnson, city councilman of Fair
banks, and public relations officer
for the company, are scheduled
to arrive today to discuss with
Nomeites their venture on invest
ments in Alaska.
Harry Caudell, who represents
the organization, stated that Mr.
Pandolfo, who has a life-time of
insurance experience, has per
fected a life insurance policy
which has been approved by many
states “which will revolutionize
the insurance world.”
Mr. Pandolfo will speak to the
public on KNOM-TV tonight at
7:15 p.m.
UNIFORMS FOR C.A.P. CADETS
The blue “Class A” uniform will
be the basic squadron standard
for C.A.P. Cadets, it has been re
ported. Each Cadet must make ar
rangements on or befofe June 1
to obtain or place on order a com
plete approved uniform.
Financing arrangements may be
worked out with the Senior
Squadron commander.
This uniform has been pre
scribed only for official C.A.P.
activities.
IN DISTRICT COURT
Eugene Price, against whom the
Grand Jury brought two indict
ments for illegal co-habitation,
pleaded guilty and was sentenced
to 15 months on each charge, with
| sentences to run concurrently. He
was sentenced by Judge Walter
Hodge.
I NOME DELIGHTS GUESTS ON
FIRST WIEN TOUR OF SEASON
Wien’s first tour of the season
was here over Saturday night and
Sunday, with a group of 20 per
sons from Ft. Greeley. The guests
were scattered at the hotels and
many were enthusiastic, stating
they would be back again during
the summer months.
Girl Scout Awards Court
Tomorrow Illustrates
Girls’ Creative Ability
Families and friends of the In
termediate and Senior Girl Scouts
of Nome are invited to attend the
Spring Court of Awards, to be
held tomorrow evening at 7?30
in the Multi-Purpose Room of the
School.
Awards for achievements will
be made after each troops presents
a skit depicting some phase of
Girl Scouting. The program is cen
tered around the theme: “You Can
Count on Her to be Creative.”
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Thursday, May 7
Ascension Thursday
Masses: 7 & 8 a.m., 5:30 p.m.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE — 21-inch Silvertone
T-V, $100. Call Red 119. tf
LOST — Black plastic rim eye
glasses. Reward. Call Red 166.
SELL — Those surplus items that
you don’t need. Just let a
Nugget Classified Ad convert
them into cash for you.
SHOWING AT NOMERAMA
TONIGHT and THURSDAY
TH 5
COUNTERFEIT PLAN
With ZACHARY SCOTT and PEGGY CASTLE
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
The Women of Pitcairn Island
A REGALSCOPE Picture
Starring JAMES CRAIG, LYNN BARI, JOHN SMITH
PLUS: Serial — "BUFFALO BILL"
K N 0 M - T V
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
6:30—This Is Your Life 6:30—Zorro
7:00—Bat Masterson 7:00—Western Movie
7:30—I Spy 8:00—Sherlock Holmes
8:00—Boxing 8:30—Restless Gun
8:30—Glencannon 9:00—D.A.'s Man
9:00—Confidential File 9:30—Chevy Show
9:30—Arthur Murray
10:00—Death Valley Dangers (Program Subject to Change)
TV Bills Payable At Nome Hardware Store
For TV Sales and Repair call Main 177 after 5:30
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