STEPHAN IVANOFF
DIES AT UNALAKLEET
Stephan Ivanoff, well known
Unalakleet resident who was be
lieved to have been about 77
years old, passed away Feb. 28.
Surviving him are a son, Paul
Ivanoff of Eek, ANS teacher;
Emily Ivanoff Brown, ANS teach
er in the Barrow district, and
many grandchildren and great
grandchildren.
Special services will be held
tonight and Saturday night at
the Methodist Church at 8 p.m.,
with Rev. Robert Laidig as the
speaker.
Tonight members of the
Women's Society, with their
husbands as guests, will attend
the special church services at
8 o'clock at the church, fol
lowed by a special hour at the
parsonage.
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One of Hundred Original
Copies of Constitution
Is In U.S. Clerk’s Office
Judge Walter Hodge is in re
ceipt of one of the hundred spe
cially signed copies of the Alaska
Constitution, beautifully printed
on parchment paper and bearing
the signatures of all the delegates.
In order that every one may
have the opportunity of seeing
this historic document and read
ing it if they wish, he has placed
it on the bulletin board in the
office of the U.S. District Clerk.
ATTENTION EASTERN STARS
There will be a special practice
fcr officers of the O.E.S. and the
instruction committee on Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Ma
sonic Temple. All officers are re
quested to attend.
Betty Edwards, W.M.
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AND FRIDAYS FOR SEWARD
All-Stars Play
League Champs,
Hornets, Tonite
At 8:45 tonight at. the School
Gym the champions of the Base
City Basketball League, the Polar
Horneits, will tangle with the
All-Stars, a team made of three
players each from the Air Force,
the Merchants and the ACS Sig
nallers.
The evening’s basketball will
start at 7:30 with a game be
tween the Nome High School
Girls and the Alumnae Girls. This
will be the fourth meeting of the
girl’s teams and the High School
Girls are determined to win this
one as the Alumnae have won the
other three.
The line-up for the Hornets
All-Star game:
T. Willoya Center C. Parris. A.F.
B. Herman Forward B. Hinson, A.F.
G. Longley Forward P. Larsen, Mer.
Sam Mogg Guard Bob Ellis, ACS
Dave Bell Guard A. Castel, Mer.
Norm Atuk Jim Mahlen, ACS
Frank Richardson Bill White, A.F.
Herman Bunn Vince Ahkolik, ACS
Clyde Nershak, Mer.
TEEN-AGE CLUB DANCE
TONIGHT AFTER BALL GAME
AT THE ARCTIC CLUB
WA N T A T) S
LOST—Dog chain. Call Nugget.
WANTED TO BUY—Elec, sewing
machine. Call Nugget. 27p
FOUND—2 pr. of glasses. One has
metal frame, the other plastic.
Inquire at Nome Nugget.
MAKE $50 TO $70 per day selling
the well-known Minnesota Wool
en Company clothing. Men’s,
women’s and children’s top qual
ity clothing. Ideal for Alaska.
The best quality mackinaws,
shirts, slacks, jackets, sweaters,
socks, underwear, blankets, etc.,
at stateside prices. Everyone
buys. Build a steady repeat bus
iness.
No deliveries or collections
to make.
Spare time offer also—Your
spare time is the very best way
to earn money in addition to
your regular income.
You remain secure in your
I'egular job, yet you can increase
your income from $50.00 to
$100.00 per week.
Beautiful 1956 samples now
ready. Act quick’y. Air mail
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Sales Manager, 331 tth Ave.,
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'Tis The Wearing of The
Green On March 17
It comes around each year, it
seems, and it will soon be with us
again—St. Patrick’s Day.
Nome, like most communities
throughout the United States and
Alaska, marks this day for special
celebration.
For many years the ladies of St.
Joseph’s Church have sponsored a
card party to honor this great day.
This year the ladies have a very
fine evening planned. In addition
to the cards there will be singing
of the traditional Irish folk songs,
refreshments prepared by the fin
est cooks in Alaska, and for those
who wish there will be dancing.
All of this is to be had on the
evening of March 17 at the Pio
neer Hall.
ROTARY NOTES
At Rotary luncheon yesterday
guests were Rev. Thos. Knudsen
of the Lutheran Church, Rev.
Robert Laidig of the Walker
Methodist Church of Minneapolis,
Maj. Francis Siegwart of the
National Guard, and George A.
Francis, U.S. Commissioner from
Kotzebue.
The club presented Dr. Lang
sam, for the hospital, ten table
radios for use of patients.
A film was shown, courtesy
of Pan American Airways, show
ing vacation attractions of the
Hawaiian Islands.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Nightly meetings at Assembly
of God Church to continue thru
this and next week at 7:30 p.m.
Ralph Fick, evangelist, compos
er, recital pianist, is ministering
nightly in music as well as the
word. Many enjoy his rhythm
tambourine.
MARTIN *LUTHER FILM
This Saturday the world-famous
full-length film, "Martin Luther,"
will be shown at the Assembly of
God at 7:30 p.m. Come and enjoy
this film that has been shown in
the largest Stateside churches.
Anchorage Public Utilities
Men To Make 6-Week
Survey of Nome Situation
Robert Rutherford, consulting
engineer from Anchorage, assist
ed by Whitey Wilson, superin
tendent of the Anchorage Public
Utilities for 17 years, are here
for a six-week survey of the
Nome Power and Light system.
They hope to outline the weak
points in the present system as
well as make recommendations
for the improvements in connec
tion with the new unit which the
City has ordered to improve the
service.
They made a brief outline of
their work to the City Council
last Monday evening.
Nomeites Sign
Presidential Petitions
Presidential petitions reveal
several Nomeites among the sign
ers.
On the Eisenhower petition is
Judge Walter Hodge, with Gov.
Frank Heintzleman, along with
436 other signers.
On the Stevenson petition are.
Michael J. Walsh, James von der
Heydt, Dewey Goodrich, Keith
Hedrcen, Carrie McLain, Neil W.
Poster, Charles Fagerstrom.
Grand Jury Brings
In Two Indictments
The Grand Jury, which is ex
I pected to complete its work this
afternoon, has brought in to date
two indictments, against Wallace
Stanley Jones, and Enoch Moses,
and one no true bill.
This morning the jury made
an inspection of public buildings.
Letter-Size File Folders For
Sale At The Nome Nugget Office.
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If You Want To Rent
A House or Apartment
The Man To See Is
George Hite—Main 123
A VERSE FROM EACH BIBLE BOOK g
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The Lord is my Rock, and my Fortress, and my Deliverer. ^
The God of my Rock; in Him will 1 trust: He is my Shield,
and the Horn of my salvation, my Hightower,
and my Refuge, my Saviour.
II SAMUEL 22:2, 3
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