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NANOOKS LEAVE FOR
HOOP TOURNAMENT
'' The Nome High School basket
ball team, the Nanooks, left yes
terday to play in the Western
Alaska Tournament. Accompany
ing the players were Coach and
Mrs. Bill Ullrich and cheerlead
ers Suzanne Fagerstrom and
Gladys Walker.
' Also going along to encourage
the team were Meta Muller, Mrs.
Helen Senungetuk, and Johnny
Johnson.
The players: George Kost, Joe
Senungetuk, Chuck Fagerstrom,
Aaron Bell, Chuck Snyder, Victor
Oxereok, Ralph Sheldon, Gerald
Trigg, and manager Fritz Cham
j bers.
? Goodrich.es To Leave Friday
* Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Goodrich
‘ are scheduled to leave on Fri
! day for a couple of months in
; the states after which they will
; return, to their summer home at
| Salmon Lake for the summer.
{ Glen Goodrich is remaining
■ here with friends to complete the
i school year.
Eskimo Dancers Return !
The Nome Eskimo Dancers re
turned yesterday from the An
chorage Fur Rendezvous where
they were a feature attraction, i
The group, managed by Sam and j
Mary Mogg, included: Vincent i
Ahkolik, Edward Ahkolik, John
Kimminock, Leo and Agnes Kun
nuck, Tony Pushruk, John Koku
lik, Bernard Kazinoc, Joachim
Koyuk, and Frank and E. Elanna.
Bernie Miller, son of Dick Mil
ler of Wien Airlines, has arrived
from the states to assist in the
Nome branch of Wien Airlines.
He will be employed here during
the absence of Harry Lewis who
left on vacation and is taking in
the states and possibly Hawaii
before returning.
WEATHER FORECAST
Clear with northeasterly winds
15-20 mph. Lowest temperature
expected tonight 0 to 5 and the
high tomorrow 5 to 10. *
In last 24 hours: highest tem
perature 24, lowest 4. Sunrise at
7:21 a.m., sunset at 5:10 p.m.
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FOR YOUR
LENTEN MEALS
# WHITE FISH
KING SALMON
HALIBUT
★ BLACK COD
# BREADED SCALLOPS
# BREADED SHRIMP
# JUMBO PRAWNS
# FISH STICKS
Frozen Foods ^ Fresh Produce
Cheeses ^ Fresh Dairy Products
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1ST SCOUT BN. TEAM
RETURNS VICTORIOUS
FROM ANCHORAGE
The 1st Scout Bn. basketball j
team returned from Anchorage
yesterday, bringing with them
the basketball crown, won at the
Fur Rendezvous. They won all
their games until the play-off on
Tuesday night when they drop
ped their first game to Palmer.
Since they had beaten the Pal- ]
mer team once before, it neces
sitated playing one more game
and this one they won with a 20
point margin.
Also on the Air National Guard
; plane, was Wilbur Sampson of
| Noorvik and his 14-dog team on
his way home. He won third place
in the Fur Rendezvous races. The
Guard plane took him to Kot
zebue.
He placed second in last year’s
races at Fairbanks and expects
to enter again this year.
Roy Snyder Named To
Bill Barber’s Seat On
Nome School Board
At City Council meeting Mon
day evening, Roy Snyder was
appointed to fill the vacancy on
the School Board left by Bill
Barber’s departure. Snyder was
recommended by the School
Board to the post and he will
serve until the April election.
Dr. Woodcock, health officer,
reported he had again inspected
the eating establishments and
found some improved and a
couple which had slipped up
again. Because of his careful and
frequent inspections of the eat
ing places, in the interest of the
health of the community, written
forms are being made available
to him so that each such' estab
lishment will know exactly
wherein they have failed to meet
standard requirements.
Carelessness of car owners in j
parking near fire hydrants was
discussed and the matter placed
in the hands of the Fire Commit
tee for investigation and action.
Several inquiries have been re
ceived on Lots 22, 23 and 24 in
Block 91 and it was decided these
lots will be offered for sale on a
bid basis.
Wien Airlines
To Kotzebue: Charles Ray, G.
W. Payne, Anthony Palaia, Don
Hobb.
To Fairbanks: Ted McRoberts,
John Klingbel, Bruce and Hazel
Falk, Rex Anderson.
From Fairbanks: Ben Smith,
Mildred Murphy, Howard Smart,
C. H. Tickmayer, Francis Hallet.
From Kotzebue: John Schaef
fer, Charlie Bar, Calvin Westlake,
Raymond Stoney, Jack Penn, R.
Cleveland, Fred Goodhope.
Attention Volunteer Firemen
Meeting Tonight 8 p.m.
City Hall
NOTICE
The Second Division Demo
cratic Committee will meet Fri
day evening, Feb. 28, at 8 o'clock
at the City Hall. All members
and interested Democrats urged
to attend.
WANT ADS
FOUND—Yale Jr., key on chain.
FOR SALE—Two new tires with
tubes, size 700-750x15. Call
White 131.
FOR SALE—Complete boat and
motor with parts. For Informa
tion call Red 193. 30p
FOUND—Ladies watch. Identify
at the Nugget.
YOUR AVON Representative js
June Jefferies. tf 1
SHOWING AT THE NOMERAMA
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WEDNESDAY
and
THURSDAY
20*
^ * GEORGE JESSEL
It’s not too early to start
thinking about the Easter
Style Show and Parade on
March 29th.
FRIDAY
and SATURDAY
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Cut-Up — Pan-Ready
TURKEYS.69c lb.
Eastern Slab Bacon - - 95c lb.
From the Land of Corn, Airborne of Course
Swift Premium Bacon - 1.15 lb.
Sealed 1 lb. pkg., Wafer-Sliced
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