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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-26
State Officer
To Visit
Rebekah Lodge

IRA FFanees Albury sanounees
&c Key west spsrkilna Waters
RehekaA Ledge - - honorsd b.
q vaasa from MFs. Nellie Raymond
Il Mama whs b presidsms of she
Rshekah Associates of Fiorida.
There I'll b. . banquss FRIDAY.
November 17th. 1t aax o'eioek II
Benny'a caisisria whi<k will BE-
isllowsd BY ths reguaw program
81 meeting d To .. n. 81 Pr
ghian Han.
hrs. Albary whs ID District Dep
~ Preaident. ard Mra Jennls
curry, Nohls Grad. are woEkiag
ssgssAer . arrangements or to
affair. Mra. Albary lnwstRa al vas.
lGang Rsbskas In this area 10 81
lsnd hsgh ia banquet and meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-26
YX.I Wires
Hare Luncheon
At AerOpalms

n was . ed wssi settlag thal
greeted WI ofileers' wives Al
Aarupalms a tAslr rsesnt lansh'
e. msssima. Guntoaina eowxiEia
CRESTED gassts - tAsy arrived.
amd name tags weFe galloplna
horae eut-outa. Table decoxations
weTe eoaed laFiata and hower I'll
81 riding houas placed % checked
I'd and whlta tahleei0ths witA .
mlnlaaurs reprodaxtion ef . village
Il ne ed wWsi 81 . eenterpAece.
Msnm carried ct ne theme vita
tamala pc. hoi breads ard al to
trlmmlnmK.
cAalrmaa ri tha luneheon waa
Mr.. {. ~ Hutehlmgs who was -.
ssaasd BY Mssdamss 4. NJ. Carter,
%. =. 1omsa. :. !. Kakol and W.
c. Klstinx.
n charge a. place cards wsrs
MFs. :. N. Ceoasy and Mrs. A.
Glgners. IRA r. Semmea and
Mra. l. J. RelaAaFs served sAa
pmmeA.
Ira. G. n Oeia, ne ehalrman
aer WI ofEAeers Wives Cub IN.
mpdmeed IRA. Y. g. 0amssead go
was Kmeat Il Mra. y IA Rohh.
mrs. Ceores II. Geetzke wko waa
euasl ef Mr.. =. A. Evans and
Mrs. q Cransaon. guest el Mrs.
e. ~ hatehlngz.
Naw memheF welcomed 10 EAe
60 was Mrs. ?. y. Creenlee.
n tAe ahssaee u Mrs. n. n.
carter, adxisary beard memher
nGra. Giamn l. Dumas presented
- Teri TayloF otfcers Wives
CO FspaEt Mrn. Dumaa rwmlmdea
memhers ID TIE Pert raylox laneh.
60 en lseeember sgh and urged
60 reservations - made a. Tar
N advamee ~ posaihle Cor the %.
aeers' wives Club Christmas Ban
q neeemher ittA.
Ira. c. n. Calls tod briefly sf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-26

(cuntn4e4 FFun P.Es Ousa
he Civ ManaEsr Gates has 30
msscd b. isvts safe 50 suala.
b. Glab askea Gale lueal nan-
49, e the Sathern Hsn Tarl r
Co. s e soa's - nssslals tr kat
esumatss enc facts en- &C. rarsi.
hEltg 81 esiah xsrE melr-n
pcllee and hfy gaa hax nsttm IA
AsY wett laniatef paeg bees
as8 lockei Gre hzus aas teer ere
Il elhas Pef Erpes flart be waa
. reporter wi1 the Cure1 Ca e.
inaieaird that ne Frlhtm maa
beng stu3iea
Mrs. Alice BcAertsun. secretary
Il tne Ne Net SasefF Coanea. e.
writing he Nafenai safrft Caaa.
ca, sesklng allsatlas far Jas arai
Eroup.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-26
audubon Society
Mems Notes

NJ The "a mlxration seasom ahan
ever hMfoFe. Gfgaps M aeh1Ml
ehlldgen from Polnrlama sghool
apaasared b. ass lsslsa Ysyssx,
and trem harris Sehaol. sponaoFed
~ 49,. Amslla eshsa. seat CT "a
Saturday moFmimgs Cor several
wweks. They found mamy forms a
waldlifa there besides hlrda. marh
~ Butterflies 80 motha, lruga.
lixaFas end raeeooma
Great mmmhNrs 81 hirds sneh a.
- $50 laat year C noa appear
n Kay wea duFsng thss soutAward
msgratinn but many distressing
species wure $3.50. and several 60
previoualy reported n thia area.
O. November 7 we famma fous
easlle eareis CT scar lhe Coamay
Beaeh. we watched them eeeaalon.
all mnfA November N. @ tat
90 there wwFe emly tie birds ed
rs nexa day there weFs nons. tbs
eRrss appeared In TIE unifed ga.
- ~ lhs ilFst tine ahout eighaesn
months aao ed "a Supposed 70 havs
eeme ever from Africa.
A week aFo. we ssw . purple
aanaplpeF. Aecordlmg 10 ne writers
a OR tsxlbookn c. BIRDS. rs Fanas
ekiends oniy - Ear south ~ Nsw
erny. TIE same day tie AmsTi-
eam Wldgeums came here - we're
found an TIE pond near Atlansie
Bomlevard. Coota. ped billed ere.
hes and hlns. wlneed teal. regular
wlnter vlaitoga. were tAere also.
Several species ef shorehirds -
dowiteheFs. rudy 4urmsloass. san.
deTlinws. ploveFx amd sanApipeFs -
are feeding along lhe beaches mow
n low tie. n mnasual mnmbeg II
galia and aeFms are present Cor the
aeason. A isw great whlte herans
are sianding aruumd the ponds.
Savannah sparruws. heuae wrens.
both indigo 80 palnted bunliaas
are In saeans Iots abaua ths Island
The axlasors-tallad ilyeatehsr haa
haai arrived Ger TIE wlnier and we
lave Sea him On the wlrVa near
ne MonFee County Hospital and
about Peary cemrL
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-26

maray mas mamaA aAr Ls~is a.
nllmsam. q aBlharity co haFaa N
Elmiaa. and aArs. siimssn. eams
aowm - &c - eatila egrek Mr.
nGlmanm u wrtting > paper ~ pub.
heafAna @ ia bird. wAieh ell
appear = 10 naxa inSma e the
KImAda Naturalist.
La Saturday ~. mAward csFd-
49,. masnrnlisa. from fosamias Ne
liemai PARA. Calaimnia. and AAsa.
easamsv wura hera. They are 80
- extamalvs baFdlna trlp and lave
siaiAaa soma Il ne lnwas sanetnaf.
- aloma 80 emsl eoasi. We ID
80 pammamFw q ahowAnz them the
paAnAaA bmnalna ED selaaorstaled
nysntehsF. 10 bAFds they sd
mavaT sea.
-. AsFaa9 peers. . hlologiaa IN
- AEamaa 0fllee Il the 4. :. pa
60 WM6llas ssrvies, nnd AFa. psa.
go. waEs u Kay Weat - latter
paxt Il nepaambar. hF. Peters u
PrsalAama - Iha CeeFgia 0xmllho-
ieslenl noeleav ana IS writes asv-
sral papsEs - - moarming dove.
-. 80 hAFs. kawis GsFdsm. also
aT@m AliMman. sp@ml several aaya
haFa n aepasmhes. MFn. Cardoa u
aell8a n - Atlanta nlrd club and
Gsawaia 0wmlAhoaogleal soeiegy.
-. e. hAFa. ewv memasvs
fFom kpwsmafBed. Illlnoas. Ave r.
laFmma g. 90 Writer I'D wlil b.
II marathan. Toy travelsd %
80 Ar0ale ahia ammmsr looklna
Or rare hards. Ter I'D b. re-
membaFad hara a. patroms a tha
Amamhmm seFmmm TomrM lasl year
mFa. nannag b wel quallfled In
- aaad 81 ernllhnaegy ed keeps
Fsemas O khe Kmyn during TIE
wamlar. anw Amdmbon Ped Nesaa
800 peopla h the soeiaty are.
msa. 80 Ramsh. AAs. e. hsa.
Menmsah Rmass. hAra. AAYrtlss
plsva. Lea Jsmaa c. sehmalaas
60 80. oaeFwa aaassnsom. Al a.
ahesa nsw-eomeFs ars lakinR IN &C.
ave paFt In Ted ehaervailoms.
Mare vAsltoTs have aene throuRh
the Haneamary en sioek Island dur.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-26

Want 10 stretch . little ehicken.
turkey or ham fer . luneheon dishF
Then add u 10 thsallling for stuffed
baked potatoes after you chop IL
fine. Sprinkle the stuffed potato
TOPS With grated cheese or paprika
hefoFe reaeatlng under the broller
or IN the oven. Serve leafy spinach
or green peas ard seaIloped toma.
toes with the potatoes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-26
Miss McCardIe
To Marry
On Saturday

Yvonne Mecardls. daushiar Il
Mr. md Mrs.. James Mecardle.
las ehosen Saturday. November
1ah Der wedding day whsa shs WI
marry Boo hekih6en.
TIE ceremony I'll taka plaee A
a. Paul's EplseopaI churrA At
To O'clock In the sveniag and VII
he followed By q reeeptloa N tie
home ef TIE brides eousin, IRA.
Willard Lose at sis Ashe 81
Mud of hanor It'll he Cale
Curry. and James Natlons I'll he
h0xi man.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-26

sAa eurren4 productiaa aa t. Key
west Players eurFeas pFodurfion.
TIE Moom IL nlae
Plans were made Cor q christ.
mas party Cor WI sffcsrs' ehll.
drsn insiead 81 holdinR ne regular
monshly mneheoa CO Deeamhw
lTtA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-26

Here's q dsacleas lunebeaa dis
% serve tn your hratae c.ah "a
holluwed eat fnecr ral.s ustH s .k-
cn salad sid best IL thr over:
serve sta slices 81 tannr8 rfan-
herry ssacs an8 spuEs AZ Eater
rrvss ~ paFKley.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-26

WV Ladies Auxiliary. post -.
II, made initial plans fer q hame
made candy sale al their receni
meeting. Proceedx will b. Fivea h
The local community ehest The
tine and place q me sale wn b.
announced q . lew days.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-26

Ever wondered about the differ.
enee between beef marked prime
ard that marked ehoies1 Prime
beef Is produced from young and
vel fed beei.type cattle. Il has lib
eral quantities II Cat interpreted
within the lean meat. Choice beef
u Of high quality. too. but has less
lat than prime.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-26

TFy kohirah. e yea can ret & IL
yuar Haarkst PEI TIE ester fhFe
from TIE teEelahle. d.re ant steam
T. bouss wih meife3 hHeg cr
narHarine an8 seas1a aith salt al
pepper before srfvne.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-26
Postmaster Warns
Mail Cards,
Packages Early

IN. Goddard. is IS busy these
days ~ she average postal en-
ployee. unless rs ths average
h0asewifs. | douh4 II ether all
have time 10 think twice about any-
thing before Chrlsimas rolls D.
round. "
i ms true. Hrs. H0memaker. Sc
true that 4 win Pay you many
times ever b. fnilow the pastmas
ltm's advice On how 10 nal pour
lChrissmas cards ard gtfts eorreet.
~ - ne first timei
/ Per example. TIE Pest Office has
little interest In how pretty your
glf1 packages are wrapped. Bat Il
i dellnltedly comcerned aboui boz
eel eaeh parcel 10 wrapped.
I Postmaster Goddard warns that.
nae Christmas mai wlll ~ heav-
Ter ahan ever tbs year. n your
gifts are fragile. mark them Han
de with Care Wen o. cur best
30 progeet them.s
IIe also suggests you aelert .
mailing earton 81 corrugated flber-
hoard. Use o heavy wrapplng -.
PER and strong cord tied ever and
under several times. Christmas
seals ard do Not Open untIl
Chriamtas" sslekers should be plac.
ed Co bach 81 the parcel. 50 the
address remains easy 10 read.
The package Itself may not Be
sealed. unless TIE return address
and this inscription appear: "con-
tests. Msrehandise - May BE- open
ed Cor postal imspeetson."
Both the sendera address and
that 81 the Feeipient ahoald Be wril-
len inside of the mailing earton.
for emergency mse. Limits On sire
ard weight this year vary accord.
ing 10 destination. Ash aboul them
whea yoa visit the Pest Office TO
buy stamps.
Right now d TIE best time DO
hay your stamps. TIE crowds are
small. especially before 10 q. m.
|er between Ia and a:se D. m.
Beginning December al service
wlndows will be open from Q o. m.
Until q D. m.
- ior Christmas cards. TIE Post.
master strongly recommends that
everyone. "Forget the two's ard
use TIE threes. VITA 4 three
stamp Christmas cards are sorted
and delivered first. and they VII
BE t0rwardeo o. returned n neces-
aaFy.
That eliminates aay very O.
bout y0ur Christmas cards gong
astray. provided they did carry .
return address. Also you car write
. peTsonal message co them.
when only . signature Il authorized
at TIE tAird-elass rate. :
Delivery of your Christmas cards
can Be speeded -. too. Just tie
them IN TIE separate hundles. and
aiiaehe tie special labels MARRIED
an For Local Delivery" and "All
Ter ous-oft town Delivery" These
tags can BE picked % a ths Poet
ofhee. ard you'll find ether helpful
mailing Instructions printed on
bach.
II yoa hegin new. tAere's plenty
of tine ior delivery b. Christmas
eve. Christmas cards golna 10
ether states should b posted be.
fore December Is. these witA soeal
addresses al least q week heaurw
Christmas.
Parcel pest requires mere tine.
- nal your ous-ofslate gifss ~
Dcxmber q and The loeal ones b.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-26

Flaming yoaw Christmas faaa
gfts nowf Buy some Miniature
gaily decorated sleighs: fll them
Win cookie and candy treats from
yoar kitchen when Santa.time
eomes around.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-26

THURSDAY. AsssmAer aksA
rs rs nsrkssasanw nsY. msny mssaass $4,000
s ssasy w b eaa<ssa Pssss ssa Vssr sAsssn 90 ssr
ioo-Thria Shop Naval commlssary, II
10-Laaef Auxiliary tsewingi 81 Mource GssrFa Hsspsa
T.0-Amaseur Radao Cue . Natonal Guard Armarv
TsN-Nu Ph IA. 90 - Anne's Hal
sM-knlghss Of Cngmhns ! noes Han
eee-CIFH Air Fatrua Poneiana Community Hause
eee-Iadsx Auxiliary WV Post No ssii a. NV How.
s-Da Felix vaFsa LOdge Ne Cub4n Masonr Lode sls
Exahesh Sc
soe-Lsass Auxiliary. Affair Sa~ysr Uuis An Lssr Han,
Stock Ia.
s@-cAP Cadets. Posnsiana Community HOuss
FRIDAY. Asxsmesr rsh
s@-Thrh Shop. 81 Naval Co mmssary. ai7
n-Sym Classes for ofheers' Wives BLDG Ssspans Base
79o-N0uth Fer Chriss Ponela na Baptist Church
G@-Fern Chapter oES ttsh Rte Tempe
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-05-29
REPORT TO ALASKA

Lastye  | srepoth included along wthh ne esut o our a s O d O due largely strikes which erup o n of traffic ease
 disappointing to
 D.
 Yte-Prmoeuf md dGevrd Manager
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-05-29
SUNDAY SCHOOL AWARDS
 TO BE MADE AT JOINT SERVICE AT EPISCOPAL CHURCH SUNDAY

Next Sunday the St. Philips Church school will meet with the adult congregation in a joint ser vice at Io:50 am. Perfect attendance awards will be given to the child Ten who have earned them. and a small gift will be given every child enrolled in the school during the year.
 A bar for three years perfect at tendance will be given to Diekie An german, Kay Larson. Bonnie Larson, Kip Larson, sharon Lawton. Margar- ct Hall, Hugh Hall and Susan Hall.
 4 wreath for two years perfect attendance will be presented to Jo- hanna Bangeman, George Beals, sharon Beals. Doris Bradley. James Bradley. Karen Campbell. Richard Campbell, Roselyn Chase. Jill Krepps. Kenneth Lewis, Lilipat Lewis, Suzanne Grant and Daniel Hall.
 A gold pin for one year perfect attendance will g to Candace Chas ?, Jacqueline Gross. Janette Gross. Peggy Gross, Romafne Gross. Jill Larson. Lorene Lyste-. John McCav. Judith Moore. Susan Moore. Susan Rudolph. Katherine Ruks. Stephani Ruks and Stephan Ruks.
 Special pins for perfect attend anee since entering church school in December will go to Esther John son. Rodney Johnern. Audrey John son. Clara Wondzel. AIvra Wond- gel. ] ois Davev and Bernice Dqvev.
 Perfect attendance awards will also be given to the teachers who set a good example for the pupils They are Mrs. J. o. Bangeman. Mrs. Morris Larson. Mrs. J. F. KrepDs. Mrs. H. F. Hall. Miss Lila Ogawa. Pr Hall and substitute teacher Mrs Louis Chase.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-05-29
LORETTA CHURCHILL
 TO BE MARRIED
 IN sITKA JUNE 6

Alr. and Mrs Dave Churchill an nounce the marriage Of thelr daugh- ter. Loretta Katherine. next Sa#ur- day June :. at lha Presbyterian manse in SItsa. lo Paul Swleyou of St Paul Minn.. who is stationed .at sitka as civil service employee.
 The bHida-elget k graduate .. WrangeI High School in the class of Ig51. She has been employed ua- tfl recently ar The Mt Edgeombe hospital at Sitka
 Mrs. Churchill and L7retta's sis ter. Mrs. Richard Stokes. are plan ming 10 go from here to attend the wedding.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-05-29
ACE MARKSNAN TO DEMONSTRATE SHOOTING -4z-- ,s--rrn rnvnnT
HERE NEXT FRIDAY

aFoIks who like 10 shoot also like 10 watch the other fellow shoot. says Ken Beegle. interna- ti0uaHy famous marksmau who will give a demonstration Of his shoot ing ability here on Friday. June 5. under the sponsorship of Campbell Brothers store. The exhibition wal take place on the seawal
 BeegIe and his wife. Blanche. make up one of Remington Arms gompany's shooting exhibition teams. During the war they toured the country appearing before mil lions Of c. Is al many army camps and naval bases. That their iusgue- tiuus wee worthwhile is attested by the fact that they are tha recip- ienls ot numerous letters from over seas combat soldiers who gave the teachings Of tha BeegIes credit for saving their lives.
 Beegle exhibition is replete with thrilling feats of marksman- ship which seem almost impossible to the average sportsman. He uses fourteen different types Of guns and is equally proficient with rifle. shotgun and pistol His lecture on proper and safe gun handling. which runs throughout his exhibi- ton. is one which every father should have his young son hear.
 Mrs. Beegle assists her noted hus- band in all of his exhibitions She is an accomplished sportswoman and loves all phases of outdoor life.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-05-29
PARTY FOR GRADE SCHOOL GRADUATES

4 graduation that is usual lost in the excitement of high school graduation activities was observed this year by the Parent-Teaehers Association when they gave a party for the students graduating from the
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-05-29
BIDS FOR WEST COAST MAIL CONTRACT OPEN

Announcement was made today by Postmaster E. R. Shafnbroieh lhat bids win be accepted for lae West Coast mail route uat1 July ?, 1955 This is a weekly mail run serving Hydaburg. Waterfall. Craig. KlaWock. Tokeen. Edna Bay, Cape Pole and Point Baker.
 Interested parties can secure full information and bid blanks from the Postmaster.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-05-29
Fall Fishing

The chum salmon season for seine type fishing only will run from Sep tember 24 to October 1. Fishing will
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-05-29
ST. #MARY's GUILD CONCLUDES MEETINGS

St Mary.s Guild held it's las. meeting until September Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Edith Smith
 Cauasta was played during the evening with Mrs. Kenneth Lewis winning high prize and Mrs. VII liam Willard low.
 Al the business session held dur ing the evening. plans were made for a booth the Guild will have dur ing the annual Fourth of July eeIe- bration.
 4 lunch was served at the conclu, sion of the evening.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-05-29
COMMERCIAL SALMON SEASON OPENINGS SET FOR 1853

Seasonal dates for the 1953 com mercial salmon fisheries have been announced with the issuance of printed copies of the regulations last week.
 The giuaet and trolling season for the Stikine district runs from May 4 10 June and again from June 17 to September 90. Trolling will cease September % but gillnet- ting wIll be allowed until the 50th.
 \ weekly closed period Of - hours will be enforced during Che season from June l7 to July 19 with a 36 hour weekly closed period the bal aHee Of the season. The closed per iods apply to both trolling and gill netting.
 In WFaugeu Narrows. beach seining will be allowed between July 27 and August 29.
 Seine and Trap Seasons
 For fish traps and seining the season generally runs from July % to August 9. The areas open be- tween these dates include Auan and Ernest Sound. Southern District. Icy Strait District and Western Dis trict
 The Eastern District and Clar- ence Strait District 1exeept Anau and Ernest Soundl will open July 27 and run until August 29.
 The South Prince of Wales Dis frfrf 0unu- Arsar7ct ,t-+sr ---4..-. Der 9. However, "offshore seining'' in that area is permitted from July % to September 9. Registration is required between July 20 and Au- gnsf
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-05-29

be confined to Excursion Inlet Hood Bay. Chalk Bay. Security Bay Port Camden Kasaau Bay Noira Sound. CholmondsleF Sound and Klawoek.
 With the announcement of tha seasnus. Che T. S Fish and Wudlifa Service added chat the dates are subject to change later in the season depending on the abundance or lack of abundance of the various salmon runs.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-05-29
VISITORS ARRIVING
ON ALEUTIAE

Mrs. Harry Hendrieksoa. sister of Eern Anderson of the Reliance shrimp Company. and his mother. Mrs. Anna Anderson. arriving here cn the next call of the steamer Aleutiau June s.
 They are from Puget Island. Wash Mrs. Anderson plans to spend most of the summer here while Mrs. Hendriekson will be here for two weeks
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-05-29
ELKS WILL HAVE
 FLAG DAY SERVICES

The Elks lodge will observe Flag Day, June IA, with public services, it was announced at the regular meeting of the lodge We'd nesday night. Arrangemnts also are being made for a picnic on Fathers s Day, June 21. Details for both events will be announced later.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-05-29
ON LEAVE

Naryman Ed Kalkins. son of E. .E. Kalkius of Wrangeu. arrived in Wrangeu last week on leave. ! Young Kalkins. a Navy enlisted man. has just completed a tour of duty in Japanese and Korean waters serving aboard a repair vessel
 He will report back to the san June 1a.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-05-29
LEER HERE IN JUNE

In answer to inquiries Dr. J. O. Baneemanss office announced this week that Dr. Harrison Leer will be in WrauEeu the second week in June. Dr. Leer is an eye specialist
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-05-29
grade e0ol

grade school
 The party was held Saturday May 16 in Che Legion dagout for all he local eighth graders.
 Mrs NcHn smith made eauerat-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-05-29

.ulatory cake for Che affair with the names of all the graduates on it
 Mrs Loyal Rinkley and Mrs. Morris Larson furnished music for dancing
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-05-29
Early Season June 24

An early trap and seine season running from June q to July II will be open in the Eastern. Wes- tern and Icy Strait Districts. includ- ing Port Fredrick. These are the only districts opened early
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-07
Funds For Community Christmas Tree Growing

Mary Anderson, chairman of the Community Christmas Tree Fund, stated this morning that a full list of contributors would be published in the Wednesday edi- ton of the Nugget.
 The downtown district was sol icited by the finance committee, composed of Clyde Kammerer and Herb Williams, who met with the usual excellent response. How ever, more funds will be needed to fill the several hundred socks for Santa.
 Anyone who has not been con- tacted may leave their contribu- ton at the city clerks office or at the NC. Cat Shop.
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-07
Pioneer Roof Garden
 Only Four Days Away

Alaska's one and only Roof Garden is but four days away, and judging from preparations being made, the Pioneers are putting on one of the biggest and best entertainments of this. kind here since the gold rush days.
 First, the big show, local and some imported talent, directed by our own professional, Fred Rock man, who has stood on the stage mid the dazzling, glaring foot lights of Broadway and rubbed elbows with the great and near great artists of the modern stage and screen.
 Fred held two full rehearsals over the weekend and says his cast performed wonderfully. To use his expression, they're 'tops." " We'll, that's something for profes- SlOnal, metlculOuS, eXaclng Fred to admit.
 The costumes (gorgeous, color full, beautiful are reported will arrive on Tuesdays plane and then one full dress rehearsal prior to the great event.
 Vocal and surprise instrumental selections will be rendered thru out the great show. One of the surprises of the evening will be a professional vocalist who is in this area. All in all it will be a great show. The Nugget hopes to get more information from Fred for our next issue.
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-07
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by the

Compiled by the
 US. Dept. of Commerce Weather Bureau
 Increasing cloudiness tonight and Tuesday with occasional snow flurries Tuesday. Winds easterly 5-1O mph tonight and 10-15 Tues day. Low temperature expected tonight g, high Tuesday IT.
 Nome data last "A hours as of 2 am. today: High temperature 4, low 20. Max. wind 8 mph from the north. Sunrise at 9:43 a.m., sunset at 2:O5 pm.
 Temperature a year ago today: high 22, low 12. Extremes this date since 1907: high 40 in 1884, low -26 in 1916.
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-07
William Beltz Marries Fairbanks Nurse


 FAIRBANKS Arne Bulk ley, nurse at the Fairbanks Health Center for the past year and a half, became the bride of William c. Beltz, territorial senator, in a simple wedding service at the Ep- iscopal church last week.
 The bride is the daughter of Mrs. H. s. Bulkley of Rhineback, NY. She first came to Alaska with the US. Public Health Ser vice on detached service to the Alaska Department of Health. She served at Wrangell, Rake, and Angoon before coming to Fairbanks. She has been assistant nursing supervisor at the health center here.
 Beltz, who is business agent for the Carpenters Union local 1243, served in the 1852 Territorial legislature as senator from the Second Division.