ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Bob Knok, C.
H. Moore and James Riley.
To Gambell: Marjorie Apatiki
and Dan Tatoowi.
NOTICE
There will be two health films
shown at the Community Center
on Tuesday evening at 7:30. They
are: "Cleanliness Brings Health"
and "Water, Friend and Enemy."
Also planned is an interesting
travelog. Everyone welcome. 29
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Sure an’ Begorra They’ll
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On Wednesday, March 17
Sure and it is! St. Patrick’s Day
is coming again—on March 17—
just like it does each year.
At the Pioneer Hall that night
will be another fine program to
celebrate the occasion. There will
be real Irish music and genuine
shamrocks fresh from the Old
Sod. There might even be a shil
lelagh.
Reserve the date, for you will
not want to miss this fine evening
of entertainment. There will be
more news about this event at a
later date.
Remember—March 17—at the
Pioneer Hall.
Red Cross Official Due Today
J. Gilmore Marquis, assistant di
rector of the Red Cross from San
Francisco is scheduled to arrive
today to confer with the local
board which is headed by Rev. R.
Amundsen.
Preparation will be made for
the annual Red Cross drive while
Marquis is here.
MMM HOSPITAL
discharged: Mrs. Handeland,
Marilyn Dexter and son, Joe,
Alice Kakaruk, Eileen Shick.
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10 P.M.. THURSDAY. MARCH 11. 1954
For Reservations write:
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FREIGHT SERVICE
A freighter sailing from Seattle every Thursday
calling at Valdez, then Seward.
High School Presents
“Tower Room Mystery”
Tonight At 8 O’clock
Tonight at 8 o’clock ahe Nome
High School will present “The
Tower Room Mystery,” a three
act play by Robert St. Clair.
Robert Summers plays the part
of Jack Chglice in the play and
Carolyn Glavinovich is Kate Chal
ice. Nancy Tripp plays the part of
Myra Vernon; LeRoy Reader,
Kennedy Elsworth; Patty Herman
is Matilda; Marie Castel as Emily;
Larry Oscarson, Andrew; Geri
Fagerstrom,*' Mrs. Barrett; Jim
Roth, Martin Pickins; Donna Lyle
as Beatrice; and Sigfrid Olsen as
Antoinette.
Playing the part of the. “mas
er” is—well, that will be revealed
in the play tonight at the school
auditorium!
There will be a free nursery
in the high school for the benefit
of parents of younger children.
Alaska Jacket Created
By Phoebe Sewing Circle
On Display At Polet’s
The Phoebe Circle of the Cove
nant Church has introduced the
“new look” in the jacket now on
display at Polet’s.
Appliqued on the back of the
all-wool flannel jacket are Alas
kan huskies, a cache, and trees,
on the pockets are appliques of
water animals and a tom codding
scene; on the sleeves are cabins
and trees depicting Eskimo life.
So much enthusiasm has been
shown in the sewing project that
several members of the Phoebe
Circle have made jackets for
themselves.
Other • jackets are being made
by the group and will soon be
finished and put on sale.
In 1950, the U. S. consumed
125,156 tons of primary tin metal.
During the same period 94.1 tons
were mined in the States or the
territories. Alaska accounted for
75.9 tons of the total.
WANT ADS
MODERN apartment for rent —
See Geo. Hite or call Main 123.
WANTEB — Old but workable
table model radio, reasonable.
Call Nugget Shop.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m
20th Century-Fox Presents
“ FIXED BAYONETS ”
with
RICHARD BASEHART
GENE EVANS
MICHAEL O'SHEA
And Many Others
* SUNDAY MATINEE 2:15 P.M.
KID’S SHOW
SUNDAY ONLY
Starting 5:15,. 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
A Five-Star Picture
“THE SECRET OF
CONVICT LAKE’’
with
Glen Ford - Gene Tierney
Ethel Barrymore - Zachary Scott
Ruth Donnelly
Six women at the mercy of the
West's most dangerous convicts!
Plus "Underseas Kingdom" Serial
! Bransons Return From
Vacation in California
A1 Branson, wife and children
returned yesterday after a month
vacation spent in California.
Branson is manager of the local
office of Wien Airlines and states
that his company has an excellent
connection with Pan American
out of Fairbanks for passenger
service on Wednesday and Sat
urday.
Passengers leaving here on
Wednesday have a lay-over of
about half an hour in Fairbanks.
Incoming passengers on the
same days have a similar con
nection.
Branson also revealed that the
company -has interesting new
plans for an improved tourist pro
gram which will be announced at
a later date.
Combined Wien and PAA ser
vice from Fairbanks now gives
daily flights except on Sunday.
There will be a children’s meet
ing tonight at 6 p.m. at the Cove
nant Church. There will be chorus
singing and a flannelgraph by
Mrs. Julius Matsen.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that Ordi
nance No. 362. entitled
"An ordinance of the City of
Nome, Alaska, creating a Utili
ties Board for the City of Nome,
prescribing the qualifications,
and providing for the election,
at the General Municipal Elec
tion of April 6. 1954, of the
members of said board, and for
election of new members to the
said board at succeeding regular
municipal elections, prescribing
the powers and duties of such
board, and providing for the
operation of the Nome Light
and Power Utilities,"
and that Ordinance No. 363, en
titled
"An ordinance of the City of
Nome, Alaska, vacating Third
Avenue between West B Street
and Division Street as a public
thoroughfare, and giving unto ‘
said street a block and lot desig
nation,"
shall be submitted for ratification
to the qualified electors at the
forthcoming Nome School Board
and Municipal election to be held
April 6, 1954, in the City Hall.
These ordinances are posted in
the City Hall, U.S. Post Office,
and U.S. Commissioner's Office
for your further clarification.
CITY OF NOME
By Carrie M. McLain
City Clerk
Publ Mar. 6, 13, 20, 27, 1954.
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