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Arriving Next Week . . .
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Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
on the Market !
( Yes ! — Watermelon ! )
Coining Monday .
EASTER FLOWERS
Potted Easter Lilies Hyacinths
Hydrangias Primroses Azaleas
Fresh Daffodils, Roses
Tulins and Narcissus
for Your Easter Table
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Every Week
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Grain-fed, Young, Tender Beef
Turkey — Chicken
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! Polar Hornets Presented
; Basketbal Trophy At
Sports Dnner Thursday
Last Thursday evening local
sports enthusiasts enjoyed a spa
ghetti dinner at the Bering Sea
Club Dining Room.
Jovial Ashby Craft performed
creditably as master of ceremo
nies, introducing the many and
varied speakers.
The winner trophy for the
Nome Basketball League was pre
sented to the Polar Hornets and
the runner-up trophy presented
to the Nome Merchants.
Father Lawrence Nevue was
principal speaker and in his very
appropriate talk brought out the
fact that losers are winners in
many ways.
Attention Scottish Rite Masons:
Maunday Thursday Services will
be held at the Masonic Temple on
Thursday, April 18 th, following
the regular Communication of
i Anvil Lodge No. 140. Attendance
mandatory. Meeting of Club to
follow.
Nome Scottish Rite Club,
W. H. Hodge, Sec'y
— Pioneers' Attention —
MEETING WEDNESDAY
Refreshments
Pioneer Igloo
RUMMAGE SALE
TUESDAY, APRIL 16th
LWY COMMUNITY CENTER
10 A.M. to 1 P.M.
Johnny Sez:- The new hours
are 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. under the
management of Rulhie at the
| Music Box.
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WANT ADS
LOST — Gold nugget cabin ear
ring between Polaris and Fed
eral Bldg. Call Nugget. Re
ward. 47
WANTED TO BUY: GOOD used
2x2’s, 2x3’s, 2x4’s. Call at
Nugget.
WANTED TO BUY—4 to 5 room
house, preferably close to Main
Street. Contact William O. Tate,
P.O. Box 172, Seward, Alaska.
FOR SALE—'Kenmore mangle,
$125. Call Main 164 after 6 p.m.
FOUND—Red, zippered purse.
Call at Nugget.
| SHOWING AT THE \
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TONIGHT
with ROBERT FOSSE • KURT KASZNAR • RICHARD YORK • kUCY MARLOW
Screen Play by BLAKE EDWARDS and RICHARD OUINE • Based upon
the play, “My Sister Eileen ', by Joseph Fields and Jerome Cbodcroy
Produced by FRED KOHIMAR • Directed by RICHARD QUINE
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
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Mrs. Gillette, Bob Scott j
Are Trophy Winners Of j
Pioneer Card Series
Irene Gillette and Bob Scott
are the winners of the Pioneer
Card Series, the last game of
which was held last Saturday at
the Pioneer Igloo with a full
house of interested players.
Second highest were Vallie
Scott and George Waldheim, and
third were Loretta Waldheim and
Harry Lewis.
Winners of the evening games
were Ann Jenks, Lyda Rohn, Er
nestine Zollman, Luther Dunbar,
Fred Rohn and Bill Barber.
The traditional nugget jewelry
was presented as prizes for the
trophy winners.
Chairman for the series was
Bill Ullrich, past president of the
Pioneers of Alaska.
Alaska Airlines
From Anchorage: Doris Vecker.
Lewis Jones, Edw. Dent, K. Ran
sier, Earl Sawyer, Harry Knud
son, Jack, Neubauer, H. Hand.
To Anchorage: Bill Gates, Bud
Redding, Roy Showers, E. Nelson,
Sgt. W. Dowd, R. W. Strickland,
Bill Munz.
To Unalakleet: Anthony Tony,
Sig Krogstad, Isaac Eben, Emily
Brown, Miles Paulson.
From Unalakleet: Byron Reed.
To Kotzebue: Harry Knudson,
Doris Vecker, Lewis Jones, Edw.
Dent, K. Ransier, Earl Sawyer,
R.F. Denton, R.J. Hope, C. Whit
lock, M. Paige.
National Guard Basketball
Team Returns \yith Trophy
From Anchorage Tourney
The National Guard basketball
team which played in the A.N.G.
tournament at Anchorage last
week, returned home this mor
ning bearing with them the
coveted trophy, and as champions
of all A.N.G. teams in the terri
tory.
The champion hoopsters are:
Bob Ellis, Bill Caldwell, Alfred
Sahlin, Herald, John and David
Bell, Isaac Larson, and Vernon
Kugzruk.
There were eight teams entered
in the tournament and it was a
single elimination “sudden death”
affair. In the words of one of
spectators, “the 1st Scout Bat
talion boys really waxed ’em.”
Wien Airlines
From Fairbanks: Robt. M. Clo
thier, K.G. Conrad, H.K. Hilliard,
Chaplain Roetzel, Wm. C. Brooks,
Niles M. Paulson, Robt. Fawcett.
To Fairbanks: M. Jackson, P.
Mayac, Frieda Strasburg, Anna
Heyboer, Collie Greene, C. R.
Jeffus, Glenn Schaffer, J.C. Bry
an, Ray McAllister, W.F. Kirwin,
L.J. Daspit, Frank Conley, Mike
Cierepes, Wilbur Finnegan.
From Kotzebue: R. M. Strick
land.
To Kotzebue: George C'onwell,
Jackie Commack, Vernon Bige
low, Patricia Bigelow, Ida May
Harris.
Round trip from Galena: W. J.
Russell.
DKNOM-TV presents
TONIGHT TUESDAY
6:15—Superman 6:15—Superman
6:30—Mick'y Mouse Clb. 6:30—Mick'y Mouse Clb.
7:30—Circus Tune 1 7:00-—Jim Bowie
8:30—Rob'i Montgomery 8:00—Kraft Theater
9:30—Danny Thomas 9:00—To Be Announced
10:00—Perry Como Show 10:00—Tunes & Talent
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