BETA SIGMA PHI OBSERVES
15TH FOUNDERS DAY WITH
DINNER AT BERING SEA CLUB
Beta Sigma Phi held its 25th
Founders Day Dinner at the Ber
ing Seh Club on Friday evening
with tables beautifully decorated
with yellow roses and fresh ivy
as is traditional.
1 President Mary Honsberger
welcomed the 38 guests after
which a special Founder’s Day
poem was read by Ellen Wald
heim. Chris Carpenter read a
poem on Beta Sigma Phi which
was followed by a special message
from the founder, read by Betty
Gustafson.
Dewey Goodrich toasted the
(group with well chosen words
about the organization.
' A quartet of the members sang
two of the sorority’s favorite
songs. Those singing were Caro
lyn Reader, Nancy Goodrich, Bev
Morgan and Mary Honsberger.
They were accompanied by Fran
Cook.
Following the dinner the mem
bers enjoyed dancing.
If You Want To Rent
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Mildred Harwood Pupils
Give Spring Piano Recital '
Mildred Harwood presented her 1
piano pupils in a spring recital
last Friday evening with parents
and invited friends as guests.
The recital was built around a
circus theme with appropriate
decorations including clowns, bal
loons, popcorn and candy.
Children participating were Mi
i chael Cannon, Gladys Cannon,
Ricky Young, Glenn Goodrich,
Edna Johnson, and Rodney Bou
cher.
Following the recital circus cake
and coffee were served the guests.
Miss Irene Cornue passed thru
Washington, D.C., last week after
a trip thru South America. She
visited Delegate Bartlett’s office
while in the capital.
Miss Cornue has been employed
by Wien Alaska Airlines at Kotze
bue in the summer and plans to
return to Alaska around the first
of June.
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Mrs. Frank Morris is enjoying
a visit from her sister, Ethel Gran
ite Beatty, who is a well known
real estate dealer in Fairbanks.
Mrs. Beatty states that real es
tate is rr' fast-moving commodity
in the Fairbanks area. She is en
j joying a week’s vacation here.
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60 YEARS SERVIN’ G ALASKA
First Direct Freighter
SS TONSINA sailing from Seattle
JUNE 5, 1956
CALLING: NOME, ST. MICHAEL.
UNALAKLEET, TELLER.
Will carry all types of cargo
including cold storage and cool room
Freighters sailing every Tuesday
for Seward and Valdez. „
Every Friday for Seward
Nome Cubs Monthly
Pack Meeting Features
Awards, Indian Dances
Cub Scouts of Pack 363 held
their monthly, pack meeting Fri
day evening at the social rooms
of the Methodist Church. Theme
of the Cub entertainment was
“Red Skins” and all three Dens
performed Indian dances.
Awards were made to the fol
lowing:
Den 1—Pepper Gray, two ser
vice stars and a denner badge;
Richard Foster, denner badge;
Peter Dexter, denner badge, and
Loring Doyle, service star.
Den 2—Harold Asitonia, wolf
badge; Douglas Goedde, Wolf
Badge.
Den 3—Glenn Goodrich, Bear
Badge, denner badge, and service
star; Stanley Andersen, Silver
Arrow Point.
Joey Barber was presented a
service star and in the Webelos
ceremony was advanced to the
Boy Scouts. He was presented a
hunting knife and case as a grad
uating present by the pack.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: R.W. Crubbs,
Ray Himango, Melvin Wells, Don
Degusk, Fritz Block.
From McGrath: Lee D. Krebs.
To Unalakleet: Archie Watson.
To Anchorage: Max Braselton,
E.L. Rovvles Jr., James Yacoum,
Jack Corbett, Kenneth Sadler, L.
T. Garrett, Frank Wyman, How
ard Hand, Bjorn Holta, Fritz
Block, Howard Mays, L.F. Car
penter, Thomas Garsick.
NOTICE
The KK Libary will be closed
Friday evening during the Nome
School Band concert.
NOT ICE
All officers and those who have
assisted in Red Cross work as well
as those interested in participating
this year are asked to meet at the
City Hall tonight at 7:30.
—Willard Mecklenburg
MAY 5 IS THE DATE
For the Beta Sigma Phi
RUMMAGE SALE
Watch for the time and place.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Apt. size mangle and
washing machine. Hughes, ANS
staff 'building.
FURNISHED house for sale. Also
washer and dryer; table and
chairs, straw chairs, othei1 misc.
furnishings. Call Howard Mays,
Red 188.
FOR SALE—Piper Cub J-4. 75
h.p. Continental. Recovered in
’53. Skis, wheels, retract, land
ing light, radio, Venturi system
with turn & bank indicator and
rate of climb instr. Metal prop.
$800. Ralph K. Sutherland, c/o
CAA, Moses Point.
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Junior Red Cross
Gol Bi<* Response
In Alaska in 1955
Mr. Lee Krebs, a director from
the Pacific Area office of the Am
erican Red Cross, is visiting
schools in Alaska as well as all
Red Cross chapters in the terri
tory.
Mr. Krebs has requested all
those who have participated in i
Red Cross work in the Nome j
Chapter to meet with him at the I
City Hall Monday evening at 7:30
for a brief session.
Mr. Krebs reports that last
year the Junior Red Cross sent out
over 4,000 gift boxes to 83 rural
Alaska schools and had an over
whelming response of apprecia- !
tion from the teachers and chil-1
dren in the territory.
Outstanding was the school at
Wales, which reciprocated by
sending gifts to the Los Angeles
Junior Red Cross who had sent
their packages. In their package
were such things as hand-painted
pictures of Eskimo life, miniature
ivory animal carvings, mukluks
and slippers which were greatly
appreciated and displayed in
southern California schools.
Mr. Krebs leaves tomorrow to
visit Wales, Shishmaref and Tel
ler.
I KK Library Receives
Gift of New Books
Eight new children’s books are
a I'ecent gift to the KK Library.
They include:
Pinnochio, Grimm’s Fairy Tales,
Anderson’s Fairy Tales, Alice in
Wonderland, Hans Brinker, Ara
bian Nights, Black Beauty.
New books for adults include:
Collete’s collection of three nov
els, Peace With God by Billy Gra
ham, Space and Spirit by Whit
aker, Life of Van Gogh, and a fine
book with full color Van Gogh re
productions, and Accent on Opera
by Goddovsky.
IN DISTRICT COURT
Friday — Mary Ann Ronquillo
was granted a divorce from David
Ronquillo.
* * *
James Dexter was sentenced to
three years for forgery on three
counts, the sentences to run con
currently with 18 months sus
pended on each count.
* * *
Charles Palty was sentenced to
90 days in federal jail for adult
ery. Forty-five days of the sen
tenced were suspended.
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VOLLEYBALL TONIGHT.
SOFTBALL TUESDAY NIGHT
AT NOME SCHOOL GYM
Tonight will see the Volleyball
teams in action at the School
gym for the second time. At 7:30
the Polar Hornets and the Nome
Aces start the play, followed by
the ACS versus the Air Force,
then the Nome Nanooks versus
the Polar Hornets and finishing
with the Aces against the Nome
Nanooks.
Tuesday evening the final
games of the softball league will
be played with the first place
ACS Shamrocks playing a much
improved A.ir Force team at 7:30,
and the second game seeing the
Polar Hornets battling it out once
again with Nome High School.
Remember tonight and tomor
row night on your sports calendar.
PAN AMERICAN
Arriving Saturday were: M.
Sorenson for the U.S. Smelting
Co., and Mrs. Oscar Swanson for
Dime Creek. Mrs. Ken Smith and
Anne Carozza were round trip
passengers.
Departing were: Robert Rapke,
i Ed Elkin, Loren Newman, Vic
j Davenport and Bob Lewis.
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