Nanooks, Hornets and
Shamrocks All Tied Up
In Softball Standings
The indoor softball season con
tinued to roll along Friday eve
ning as the Nome Nanooks won
over the Polar Hornets 12 to 9
in the first game. Corky Kost
hurled for the High School and
Don Miller was the catcher. The
Nanooks got off to an early lead
and managed to hold it all the
way. Battery for the Hornets were
Tony Willoya and Bob Herman.
The ACS Shamrocks coasted to
a victory over the Air Force Jets
12 to 0 as the “Arctic Flash,’’
Norm Atuk hurled a 3-hit game.
He was in excellent form as he
retired batter after batter via the
strike-out route. He holds the ere
strike-out route. He has pitched
the first shut-out of the season.
Vince Ahkolik caught for the
Shamrocks and Pitman and Louis
went the distance for the Jets.
The results of Friday’s games
Style Show Models
Preparing for Benefit
At Theater April 21
All models for the Style Show |
to be held at The Theater April
21st are requested to be at The
Theater on Thursday afternoon
at 4:00 p.m., April 12th, with a
written description of the apparel 1
to be modeled.
The Style Show is being given
as a Cancer Fund benefit under
the direction of Virginia Brown
and the cooperation of the follow
ing business houses: Dorothy's,
Cavota’s, Polet’s, Trading Post,
Skin Sewers, and the Northern
Commercial Co.
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threw the Shamrocks, the Nan
ooks and the Hornets into a three
way tie for first place. Next Fri
day evening, April 13 will help
to untangle things as the Sham
rocks clash with the Hornets in
night-cap and the Nanooks meet
the Air Force at 7:30.
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Hot Shot Batteries
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Ilene Schick and
Wilbur Arnold Win Top
Pioneer Whist Prizes
The Pioneers held the sixth and
final game in their whist series
Saturday evening and the follow
ing were the winners:
For the ladies — 1st, Ilene.
Schick with a score bf 674. The
prize a large gold butterfly pin.
Laura Johnsen with 657 won
the second prize, a smaller gold
butterfly pin.
Roberta Snyder with 655 won
third prize, a gold bee pin.
For the men — Wilbur Arnold
with 647 won first prize, a jade
and gold tie clasp.
Second prize went to Fred
Green, with a score of 640, a gold
nugget tie clasp. Bob Scott with
639 won third prize, a nugget tic
'clasp.
Winners for the evening’s play
were: Lillie Lewis, Borgny Read
er and Minnie Fagerstrom; Wm.
Ullrich, Louis Nashenwing and
Frefl Bockman.
The door prize was won by
Harry Johnsen.
TWEETS ARRIVE FROM
TELLER BY "CAT TRAIN"
FOR LOAD OF FUEL OIL
The Tweet Bros., accompanied
by their sister, Mrs. Orville Dick
man, her husband, and nephew
Glen Tweet, arrived Friday from
Teller with their “cat” train and
have been busy loading oil.
They plan to return tomorrow
and will have Father Murphy as
their guest on the trip. This is
their second trip for much-needed
fuel in the Teller area.
If You Want To Rent
A House or Apartment
The Man To See Is
George Hite—Main 123
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WANT ADS
FOR SALE—4-room house and
garage, $2500. Call Main 169.
WANTED—Full-time dishwasher.
Apply North Star Bakery.
INFORMATION sought on Vivian
Sachs who was married to Arno
Leibsher in Nome in 1909. Kate
Hendrickson and Leopold Zajoc
being the witnesses. Her father
also resided in Nome at that
time. At the time of the public
auction of the townsite of An
chorage, the Leibshers bought
several lots. Later Mrs. Leib
sher left for Outside. Any in
formation as to any of these
people will be helpful and great
ly appreciated by L. D. Rood,
administrator, estate Arno Leib
sher, deceased, or contact Chas.
D. Jones, Box 82, Nome. 42
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WSCS NOMINATE OFFICERS
The Woman’s Society of the
Methodist Church held their reg
ular meeting Friday evening at
the home of Esther McCoy.
Mrs. Opal Baldwin was in
charge of the’ program.
A nominating committee was
appointed to select candidates for
the annual election in May.
The members of the society
wish to thank all who brought
food to the Easter bake sale.
BILL BROWN RETURNS
TO PREPARE FOR SUMMER
WORK ON NOME HARBOR
William Brown, harbor engi
neer, accompanied by his w'ife,
returned Friday to start preparing
for the summer work here. Brown
worked in Wrangell, Petersburg
and Anchorage during the winter.
The Browns were in Wrangell
during the critical water shortage
with bathing practically prohibi
tive, they stated, and in Peters
burg while its water supply was
also very l,ow and restricted.
PAN AM STARTED TWICE
WEEKLY SERVICE SATURDAY
Pan American Airways made
their first regular Saturday flight
on their new twice-a-week sched
ule and the following passengers
departed: Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Hanson, William Weaver, G.
Bradley, W. Miller, Chas. Young,
WTm. Wallace, Arthur Haolubik,
Thomas Clarine, Capt. Sutura, all
for Fairbanks. Mrs. Quinnett was
a passenger for Seattle.
Strict Enforcement
Of Nome Traffic Laws
Started This Weekend
The Chief of Police has an
nounced that strict observance of
enforcement of traffic laws and
regulations started this weekend
as the roads are opening up and
more cars are in use. He states
that full cooperation of the U.S.
Marshal as well as authorities at
Nome Field has been promised
and it is his hope that by starting
early in the season Nome may
have a perfect record, without ac
cident, this season.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller
To Be Honored on 25th
Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller, for
merly of Nome and now residents
of Union, Ore., are being honored
by their children with a reception
April 15th, commemorating their
25th wedding anniversary.
Their children, all born in
Nome, are Mrs. Paul Rox, Ray
mond Miller, Mrs. George Howse,
Henry Miller and Gerald Miller.
Miller was with Wien Airlines
for many years and was very ac
tive here with the volunteer Fire
Department.
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Hungerford, Dick Orr, Florence
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