IN DISTRICT COURT
Fred Cleveland who was found
guilty by jury trial of appropri
ating funds given to him for de
livery was sentenced to six years
with the provision that part of the
sentence may be suspended if
restitution is made to Rotman
Store.
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The arson case against Steve Sa
linas has been postponed until
April 21st.
WEATHER FORECAST
Partly cloudy tonight and
Thursday. Slightly coldre to
night. Northeast winds 15 mph
tonight.
Low tonight 20, high tomorrow
30-35.
Rotary Club Lunches
At Bering Sea Club
Rotaryanns were guests of the
Rotary Club at luncheon today at
the Bering Sea Club.
Other guests included A1 See
liger of Fairbanks and visiting
Rotarian J. D. Crawford, also of
Fairbanks.
Department Of Health
Asks Local Police To
Help Curb Loose Dogs
The Alaska Department of
Health has asked the local police ,
department to co-operate with
them in curbing the running of
loose dogs. This request is due
to the outbreak of rabies in other
parts of the territory and could
happen here.
All ordinances designed to con
trol dogs in the community will
be rigidly enforced immediately
said Chief of Police John Marvik.
All dogs running loose will be
picked up and all dogs which
cannot be caught will be disposed
of.
All dogs will be kept for 72
hours and if not claimed will be
disposed of and all licensed dogs
picked up will have their own
ers notified.
Hawaiian Dancers To
Appear On KNOM
In Live Show Tonight
KNOM has a trio of interesting
programs scheduled for tonight
on Channel 4. First, at 6 o’clock
the Ritter Girls, Pamela and
Tonja, will present their inter
pretations of several Hawaiian
dances. This will be a live studio
presentation.
In a more “horsy” vein, Zorro
and Wyatt Earp will be seen at
7 and 7:30 p.m. Zorro “Springs a
Trap” to save his horse Thunder
and Marshal Earp is “Riding
Shotgun” on the gold shipments
from Dodge City.
Wien Airlines
To Kotzebue: Harriet Green,
Henry Cram, Paul Octuck, John
Hensley, Clifford White, Wm.
Whitney, Charlie Wilson, Anna
Woods, Glenn Lenert.
To Fairbanks: A1 Braun, Nor
bert and Jane Kakaruk, Steven
Ottitayuk, Frances Aresac, Ra
chel Ibionna, Janet Taylor, Sam
Dunbar, Karl Bashilier, M. Mur
phy, Thomas Miller, oe Harvey,
Mike Walsh, ames Manix, John
Dinkeldiem, Bob Smith, Dick
Chaney, Carlos Jones, Julius Cir
asuolo, Gerald Reinke, Simon
Bentley. Neil Heitman.
Frm Kotzebue: Emma Black,
Olive Miller
From Fairbanks: Fred Kubon,
A. E. Hagberg, Gale Bennett,
Don Wagner, Clarence Dustin,
Jean Rae, Walter Sinn
Alaska Airlines
To Anchorage: Wynn Knighton,
James Oksoktaruk, Peter Oki
nello, Fred Angi, Carol Kiyutel
luk, Donald Pungowyiyi, Hen
rietta and Jerry Sofoulft, Harry
Bauer, Annie Otitiluk, Herb Vo
gel, Gilbert Karmun, Rev. and
Mrs. French, Nita Campbell, Hen
ry Saccheus, Steve Salinas
From Anchorage: Lisa' Vestal,
Augustine Tocktoo, Harvey Bru
stad, Hans Larsen, Janet Douglas,
Isaac Larson, David Bell, Clif
ford Black, Allan Smith, Ray
Luke, Norman Atuk, Geo. Ah
nangnatoguk, Sam Black, Robert
Steele, Paul Octuck, John Hens
ley, Clifford, White, W. Williams,
Charles Wilson, Betty Olanna,
Henry Cram, Harriet Green,
Charles Biery, E. D. Blair, James
Oksoktaruk and inf., Harold Jac
obson, B. G. Wyatt, W. R. Mc
Pherson, Robert Powell, Ronald
Nivala, Earl Cole, Silvano Vi
vieros, Gilbert Ozenna, Sgt. Hunt.
WANT ADS
FOR RENT: Furnished house in
East End, $75.00 month. Call
White 131.
FOR SALE — 2 typewriters, 2
bedroom suites, electric oven,
3-pc. living room suite, 5 sets
new drapes, mahogany secre
tary. Call Main 162. 45
SELL—Those surplus items that
you don’t need. Just let a
Nugget Classified Ad convert
them into cash for you.
I
Athletic Banquet To Be i
Held Tomorrow Night
We made a slight error in1
Wednesday’s paper in reporting j
the date for the Athletic Banquet j
to be held tomorrow evening at |
the North Star Dining Room. In- j
advertently, we made the date;
May 10.
The banquet will start at 8:001
o’clock tomorrow, Thursday, j
April 10. It is primarily to honor
the basketball players of the
town but is not limited to them.
Everyone is invited to attend and
| any&ne with a ‘gripe’ or ‘bouquet’
! for the way sporting events in,
Nome are conducted, will be j
given the opportunity to express j
his opinion.
So . . . in the interest of better
sports events in Nome, the public
is invited to come . . . bring a
guest if you will. The cost—$3.50
per plate.
The Nome Ministerial Assn,
meeting was held this month at the
Amundsen home. Reports were
made on united meetings of the
churches which have been held
the past season.
NORTHERN
COMMERCIAL
I COMPANY
Hills Bros. Coffee 4.lb. Ti„ 4.48
ABC Vanilla Fig Bars 291c
Libby’s Corned Beef Hash » 49c
Flav-R Pac Raspberries No. 303 62c
Zweiback Toast Plain ■ 1044c
FISHER’S ALASKA FLOUR
Hard Wheat, 25 lb. 3.68
50 lb. 7.45
MEAT DEPT.
SWIFT’S Grade A
PRIME RIB ROAST * 89c
LYNDEN’S
FRICASSE FOWL » 82c
Cut up on Cello Tray
Prices Effective Thursday, Friday & Saturday
•‘Your Friendly Supermarket’"
NC SUPERMARKET
Department of Northern Commercial Company
Phone MAin 133 FREE DELIVERY |
FREIGHTER SAILINGS From Seattle
Every Tuesday for Seward & Valdez
Also Alternate Fridays For Seward
for further information contact
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
P.O. Box 200, Anchorage
SHOWING AT THE NOMERAMA
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
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MERC MEAT
the Place,»Save
Airborne Fresh U.S. Choice
ROUND STEAK * 1.33
Choice
T-BONE STEAK 1.55 *
Excess fat removed - No waste Cul To °rd9r
POT ROAST U.S. Choice tt> 85c
Blade, Round Bone, Arm, or 7th Rib
Airborne Fresh Fryers Only 89c* j
Remember ... These are NOT Old Chickens
That we have had in storage!
WE STILL HAVE A NICE SUPPLY OF
BAR-S HAMS No Slices Removed * 89c
Reindeer Hindquarter * 59c
TROUT.* 39 c