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Evening star., 1962-05-13

Of first stitch to the outer
edge Of the last stitch. Take
one stitch at the center Of
the bar and across it, catch
ing the fabric under the bar.
Bring the needle to the wrong
side and fasten securely with
several stitches. Clip the be-
ginning and ending thread
ends.
Evening star., 1962-05-13
SEAMS
TO ME
Hond-Worked' ButtonhoIes

If you're starting to make
delicate summer dresses, hold
everythingl Is your fabric
voile, combed cotton or other
soft. almost sheer fabrics?
Are they button fronts?
What are you going to do
about buttonholes? If you
planned to make them by
machine, it's ali right, I
guess. but If you want really
attractive and fine looking
buttonholes. make them by
hand.
Buttonholes take practice
and patience, but youn be
proud of your handiwork.
Try q few on a scrap and
you'll see what I mean.
Evening star., 1962-05-13
BY PATRICIA SCOTT

length Of buttonhoIe. This is
your cutting line, but do not
cut it yet.
Figure /: Set your machine
stitch gauge at 20 stitches per
inch, and stitch around the
buttonhole, close TO cutting
line mark, and squaring off
each end with only 2 stitches.
The stitching line must be
close to the cutting line so
that they can be covered as
you work the buttonhole. Cut
the buttonhole with sharp
First mark position and
embroidery scissors, If you
only have large shears Cfor
shameD, fold the buttonhole
so its ends meet and snip It
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-04
STELLA O'BRIRN x4Nf1
 I'M. ERWIN ENGAGED


 Mrs. Francis J. O'Brien of Libby. Mont, announces the engagement of her daughter, Sheila Ruth, to MT. William M. Erwin, the son of Mir. and Mrs. Wna. C. Erwin of Seattle. and formerly of Seward. Miss O'Brien's late father was Francis Joseph O'Brien Of Spalding, Neb.
 Miss O'Brien received BA de- gree from Holy Names College, Spokane, Wn., and Master of Ed ucation degree from Montana State University. Missoula She taught for several years in Fairbanks, and is now Reading Coordinator for the Nome Public Schools
 Mir. Erwin was graduated from. the University of Colorado at Bould- CT and did graduate work at the University Of Washington. He has taught in Seward and Nome and at present is in the House of Re- presentatives in Juneau as the State Representative from District II.
 A May wedding is being planned.
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-04
HOME dRTS CLUB LAYS PLANS FOR STATE MEETING

The Home Arts Club met at the home of Mrs. John Maakestad last evening and made plans for the forthcoming State Federation of Women's Club meeting which is scheduled here for May 5-6, for Which representatives of l3 woln- en's clubs throughout the state will be here.
 Chairman for the convention is Morva Hoover, who announced that the meetings will be held at the Pioneer Hall and the banquet at the Seaview Room.
 The club is also busy handling the ticket sale for the University of Alaska musical program which will be here on Saturday evening. Chairman of the ticket sale is Opal Baldwin, from whom tickets may be purchased directly if not contacted by ticket sellers. The seating is limited for this outstand- ing musical treat, as it will be held in the Multipurpose Room. Those wanting to be assured of seats should get their tickets as soon as possible, it was advised.
 John Osborne showed very in teresting color movies of King Is land, Kivalina and Sitha herring fishers.
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-04
BIDS BEING RECEIVED

Russell Hart, statlon manager here for FAA, announced today that bids are being received for the old boiler house and shops which are located west of the US. Weather Bureau and on the south side of the Airport Rd.
 The bids, requiring performance bond of $250 will be opened here at Mir. Russelrs office at 200 pm. on Friday, April B
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-04
Pool Tournament Drawing To Take Place Tonight

The presence of all tournament pool players is requested tonight at the Polar Bar at 7:30 pm. for the drawing for playing positions in the Boring Sea champio tour ney. The drawing must take place tonight because tournament play is fn start at 7::30 pm. tomorrow night.
 Spectators are welcome to any and all of the doings.
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-04
Bill Brown Recuperating

Tn phone message from Joe Kroninger, in Anchorage today, it was reported that Bill Brown, who has been seriously i'll in the hospital there, is recovering satisfactorily now and is expected to be released from the hospital very soon.
 Bill Brown has been engineer in charge of the Nome Harbor work for the US. Army Engineers for many years and a perennial arrival here with his wife in early spring.
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-04
Indian Art Institute Offers Advanced
 Study for Eski1nos

 Youth is not behind in Nome, " stated Alvin Warren, Director of Relations for the Institute of American Indian Arts from Sante Fe, New Mexico. This observation
 was made after seeing the young
 people doing the twist during the lunch hour at the Glue Pot.
 Mir. Warren addressed educa-
 tional leaders and other selected
 interested persons on the new
 school to open next fall in Sante Fe
 for art interested students in
 grades 10 through 12, as well as
 art students preparing for college.
 The Institute he stated. will offer
 also an advanced program in
 specialized studies in arts to meet
 the needs of high school graduates,
 who wish to do two years of work above the 18th grade.
 This opportunity is open to Alas kan natives of one-q quarter or more native blood. Talented Eskimos will mingle with the Seminole of Florida as well as the Hopi, Sioux, Chippewa, Pueblo, Navaho, Apache and other Indian tribes.
 Young people between the ages of l6 and q are sought and those of this age in the area who are now out of school, but interested in such study may get more irforna- ton, Warren stated, from the BIA office here or in Juneau.
 Tn the pure art career field, the graduate may work as full-time artist or craftsman. He may be independent and self lf-ernployed, or he may be member of guild and work with a cooperative group, or he may be employed as a staff artist in any one Of the many operations Of the professions, in- dustry or business.
 Ira tile art related career field the title artist may not actually be in his job title, but the KldtLlEG Ql LIlE WO1h W1l1 Ny- lt1oCA O1& | his art background or education. The graduate may do art-related work in museums, schools, news papers, Churches and book publish l ing work, research projects involv- ing science, medicine, etc, the National Park Service, US. Infor- 1 nation Agency, advertising and other types of commercial art, il H. Iustration and design, work in the entertainment profession involving television, movies and the theater The field is large and varied, So, regardless of whether the graduate works in pure Indian traditional art csz art ge1tGzalIy as an artist or art businessman, or whether he follows an art-related career, he can make good living and also contribute significantly to art and mankind. His contribution should be unique in that 1t stems out of an Indian background.
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-04
REV. ROBERT HONNETTE SPENDS FEW DAYS HERE

Rev. Robert Honnette. an admin istrator from the headquarters Of the Covenant Church iii Chicago, who was enroute to Unalakleet, where he will speak at four services during the annual conference starting there tomorrow, has been in Nome for ] few days as the Monday flight of Alaska Airlines, on which he was a passenger, by passed Unalakleet.
 Mrs. Honnettee, who has visited here before will first address the conference on April 5 at FOO pm., according to Rev. Y B. Londberg; the pastor at Unalakleet.
 wish to thank aIl thcss whr supported me in ths CitY EIectior and offer my hearty congratulations to the successful candidatee. N
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-04

pr. Earl Alexander. Anchorage dentist who has announced he will be doing dental work in Nome, is expected to arrive here with Alaska Airlines on Friday, according to advices received here today
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-04

MT. Robert Erwin. District Att sorney for the 4th Division, accom- panied by his wife, the former Monica Boucher, arrived yesterday from Fairbanks to De here for the Superior Court sessions now in pro- gross.
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-04
Toe Unferwagner. who '

Toe Unferwagner. who was ac- five harn zuifh the .Ia-cees while stationed here for the FAA and who has been on vacation with his family will not be returning, it was announced today He has been assigned way down south, some place in the southern region for EAA, stated MT. Hart, station manager.
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-04

Mrs. Robert Steele was initiated into Alaska Chapter No. OES, last Monday evening with Pearl Bohrer presiding as Worthy Matron, assisted by Bon Davis, Worthy Patron, and Charles Lewis, acting Associate Patron.
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-04

I would like to fake this oppor. l1s1nitY 10 thank all those who yoted for me inrYesterdaY's City Election.
 Albert Johnson
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-04

Apply for Wedding Licenso
 Isaac Larsen and Lois Kowchee of White Mountain have applied for marriage license.
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-04
W X N F lAD :

FQH RElNi: douSe: Cau Nugget t1 NOME U-WASH Rough dry
 laundry washing only. Drying
 only. It's up to you Dial 2671.
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-04

WANTED: Estimates on outside
 paint job Contact Nngget. 42
Evening star., 1962-06-10
N. doIIars and 3 minutes is all it takes
You are eligible If:

n An active or retired member of the
regular armed forces or
n An employee of qualified public
service. (Subject to approval by
GEM. Membership .Committee.)
Evening star., 1962-06-10

n You are an active or retired en-
ployee of any federal, state. county
or city government agency, includ.
ing governments of the United
Nations and quasi.government
agencies or
Evening star., 1962-02-25
D. c. STUDIOS
By BONNIE AIKMAN

O1ldIA1C1 A16O SO4AAS AP "AOAA SSAs
unusual kind of children's program
which just might evolve into smart
step forward in Wifi educational
television.
Play School 9, which premiered
last week, at present features the
usual cartoon fare for the youngsters
but also adds a minute instruc-
ton segment by area teachers. Some
of the pre-school majors" currently
in the curriculum are counting, learn
ing to speak and advice on such de-
licate social situations as Johnny's
first trip to the dentist.
The promise inherent in the show.
produced by WTOP's Jim Silman in
cooperation with District School Su-
perintendent Hansen, is the stations
hope that the Montgomery and Ar
lington County school systems will
join in the new venture. This. OF
course, would mean that the supply
of available teachers would be large
enough to expand and vary the
Informative part of the 40-minute
program.
The series, incidentally, has no
in-studio audience. This should make
it easy for those involved to devote
all their attention to the young home
viewers-no discipline problem here.
Air time for the weekday show is
9 am.
4 4 r.
COMING UP: It wasn't exactly all
work and no play when WMAL-TV's
Jerry Strong went to Hollywood to
play a role in n Sunset Strip epi-
sode, '"The Pet Shop Caper," as the
gag picture demonstrates. P.S. Jimma
Strong went, too. The episode is set
for showing in early April.
y Il
ANOTHER ONE: Add WRC editor
David Won Sothen to the roster of
The Republican., 1962-06-14

The hospital auxiliary will meet
Thursday. June 81, at 8 p. m in
the Board room at the hospital.
Sam Moore has gone to Fort
Ashby, w Va. where he will be
preaching in Trinity Methodist
church until the middle of July
when the new pastor there will as
sumo his duties.
Invitations have been issued to
the 50th wedding anniversary cele-
bration of Mr. and Mrs. Paul b.
Naylor for Sunday afternoon, July
l, from 3 to 7 o'clock at the Mt.
Lake Park hotel.
Joseph Kaylor. director of the
Department of Forests and Parks,
Annapolis. was in Oakland Mon
day on business. He was accom-
panied by Clinton Irwin, district
forester of GrantSville.
Mrs Carrie Shaffer left Wednes-
day for Severna Park for a visit
of several days. and upon her re
turn will be accompanied by Mrs
Gladstone Morris. who has been
visiting two of her daughters in
that area.
Billy Sines. II. and Paul Sines.
18. succeeded in landing a 32-inch
great Northern Pike yesterday af-
ternoon near the breast of the dam.
They are sons of Oscar Sines. of
Swallow Falls They were using
artificial bait at the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pollard.
HagerstoWn, have opened Allie
gheny cottage, their summer home
in Mt Lake Park Doug Pollard,
student at University of Virginia.
and Miss Billie Pollard, Washing
ton. d. c., were at their home for
the weekend
The Republican., 1962-06-14

Mr. and Mrs Harry Younkin.
Grantsville. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Butiuecr Sunday after
noon
Guests of MIR and Mrs. Clarence
Bittingcr ON Saturday were Mrs.
Mary Brown, Miss Jane lvcy and
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Alborn. of
Dravosburg Pa.
Mrs. George L. Porter under
went a minor operation at Garrett
County Memorial hospital last
week and is now recupcrating at
her home south of town.
Miss Ruth McRobie. Washing
ton, d C.. is spending several
weeks at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Lee Bernard Mt Lake Park. and
with other friends in Oakland.
Mr. and Mrs. Artic Ashby and
daughter. Baltimore. spent the
weekend in the area and camped
at Deep Greek Lake. Mrs. Ashby
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George l.. Porter.
Five persons from Red House
plan to attend Camp Luther at
Cowen, w. Va, June II TO June 80.
along with three adult counselors.
The campers will be Butch Finn.
Sharon Finn. Judy Martin. Bon
ME Ridder, Kathy Ridder. Coun-
selors will be Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Finn and the Rev. Luther Y. Sci
bert. pastor of St. Johns Lutheran
church
The Republican., 1962-06-14
Four Births Occur

Only four births occurred at the
Garrett County Memorial hospital
in Oakland during the past week,
all of them girls
On the 8th a daughter to MIR. and
Mrs Erwin l.. Con.ey. Shallmar.
On the 9th daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs Ray NJ Bttinger Western
pOrt.
On the 18th a daughter to M.
and Mrs. Leroy f. Bolding, Deer
Park; daughter to MIR. and Mrs.
Glenn A. Hinebaugh. Deer Park.
During the week the hospital adj
mitted 33 patients and discharged
38 Census this morning was 81.
The Republican., 1962-06-14

Mrs Mary Ella Barbee, Mt. Lake
Park, who recently returned from
a Mediterranean cruise, spent the
weekend in Washington visiting
relatives.
George Sincell, Sewickley, Pa,
who had been visiting MIR and
Mrs Robert j. Ruckert. Golf
Course road. returned home this
morning He was accompanied by
his son, James Sincell, who had
spent several days at MT. Lake
hotel.
Harold H. Harmed, president of
the City Council of Oakland. re-
turned home yesterday after at
tending the l4th annual conference
of the Maryland Municipal league,
held at Ocean City, June 10 to r.
The Oakland council is member
of the organization. as we'll as Ac-
cident Deer Park. Friendsville.
Grantsville and KitZmiller.
The largest class ever, 305l per-
sons. received degrees at the Uni
versity of Maryland commence
The Republican., 1962-06-14

Mrs. Mary r. Paige is a patient
in Garrett County Memorial hos
pital.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Edward SmouSe
entertained a number of friends at
their home last Sunday evening.
The Republican Women's club
viii meet at the Accident Fire hall.
Friday evening. June Is. at s p. III.
Mrs. Lawrence Fraley is a pa
tient in Garrett County Memorial
hospital, having entered there on
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson X. Levering.
Baltimore. were Weekend visitors
at their summer residence in Mt
Lake Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Mcmillan,
Sewickley, Pa. visited Mrs Eliza
beth Mcmillan Haworth. in Mt
Lake Park.
w. A. George, who is in an army
camp at Fort Jackson, S c., spent
the weekend at his home near
Swallow Falls.
Senator and Mrs J. Horner Da-
Wis. Charleston, w. Va, are spend
ing several weeks at their summer
home in Mt Lake Park.
The Past Chiefs club of the
Pythian Sisters will go to the
viii o the Wisp. Deep Creek Lake,
for dinner on Friday night, June
Is. at $50
Mrs. Harold H. Harmed has re-
turned to her home after spending
several days in Cumberland with
her son-in-law and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Kahl and family.
Mrs. Harold Ashby, Mrs. Edward
SmOuse and Mrs. Robert Sincell
we're hosteSSeS at a Stork shower
honoring Mrs William Shirer, at
the home of the former, last Friday
evening.
Bible school at the Crellin
Methodist church will begin Mon
day. June 18, and continue through
Friday, June %, from 7 TO $3.50 p.
m. Closing exercises were set for
Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wolfe, of
San Francisco, Calf, have returned
to their home after having spent
two weeks here with the formers
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Wolfe. in Mt. Lake Park. Miss Del
la Wolfe, recent graduate of
Southern High school, and sister
of Mr. Wolfe, returned with them
and will seek employment in that
city.
Mr. and Mrs William w. Mace
and son Thomas motored to Rad
ford, Va, over the weekend where
they attended commencement eX-
ercises of Radford college Their
daughter Miss Cynthia Mace. was
one of those receiving a Bachelor
of Arts degree, having majored in
mathematics They were joined
there by Dickson Mace, Harrisburg.
Pa, and David Mace, Philadelphia.
Pa The latter will receive degree
from DreXel Institute, Philadel-
phia, this Weekend
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The Republican., 1962-06-14

Charles Greathouse. attending
summer school at Potomac state
college. Kcyscr was weekend
visitor of Mr.. and Mrs. willard FL
lott, Green street
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Harvey of
Deep Creek Lake, observed their
seth wedding anniversary on May
q, with a few close relatives and
friends as dinner guests.
Robert Kittle has enrolled in
the Episcopal Church Farm School
at Glen Loeb. Pa, near Philadel-
phia. He is the eldest son of Mrs.
Patricia Kittle, Mt Lake Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Weston Dodson,
Falls Church Va; Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Stombock, and Ernest Kuc-
Ter. Waynesboro, Va, were recent
guests of Mrs Margaret McComas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bittinger, of
RcisterstoWn. were week end
guests Of the formers father, Fred
Bittinger, at the Cuppett-Weeks
Nursing home, and Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Bittingcr.
Mr.. and Mrs James A. Holloway,
Wheeling. W. Va. and sons Sandy
and Ned. Miss Dibba Spur, Wheel
ing. Mrs John Squibb and daugh-
ters Kathy and Barbie. we're at
the Gables in Mt Lake Park over
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs j. J. Kilian and
family are now residing in the B.
H. Sincell property on Second
street They had resided at Deep
Creek Lake before that time Mr.
Kilian is an employe of the West
Virginia Pulp and Paper company
at Luke.
Charles Jackson, Deer Park. en-
tered Garrett County Memorial
hospital on June 4 Visiting him
over the weekend were his chill
dren, Mr. and Mrs Robert Jackson,
Largo, Fla; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Beckman, Fort Worth, Texas; Mr.
and Mrs. James Jackson, Lake
Orion, Mich. and his brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Gauer. Dayton, O.
Ten young people were con-
firmed at the morning service at
St Marks Lutheran church Sun
day by the pastor, the Rev VIM
Ernest Fox. Those confirmed were
Douglas Dwight Bittinger, Barbara
Sue Forman. Terry Richard Hell
big. Leslie Ellen Hincbaugh, Rob
ert Thomas Hoffman II, Lucinda
Susan Pritts, William Scherr Rem
ninger, Helen Elaine Sanders. Rob-
ert Preston Sharps and Frederick
Wclch Tichnell.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
H. Hanst during the weekend in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. L. Barrett
johnson and family Pccos, Texas;
Mr. and Mrs Joseph p. Johnson
and two children, Cuyahoga Falls,
O.; Mr.. and Mrs. Ross O. Decker,
Cumberland; and David Wells.
temple, Tex Philip Johnson, of
Pccos, was one of the graduates at
the United States Naval Academy
last week and is being assigned
to a base in California for further
study in nuclcar warfare Wells
will be a first classman at the
The Republican., 1962-06-14
GDGgEsEcsgsqg Personals

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Mr. and Mrs John Sharps anc
two children have gone To Thomas
vile, Ga, for a vacation with rela
tNtS.
Mrs. J. r. Glotfclty has returned
home from Silver Spring where
she had spent the winter with her
son and family
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Alvarez and
family left Sunday for vacation
trip around Mays Head and Cape
IIattcraS. North Carolina.
Leo TIelbig, who had been a sur
gical patient in Garrett County Me.
mortal hospital. is now recuper-
ating at his home on South Third
street
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Zimmerman,
Jr., and daughter Linda spent Sat
urday and Sunday with their SON
in-laW and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Taskcr and son, Westminster.
Jack Roth, who received his DDS
degree in dentistry at the Univer-
slty of Maryland last Saturday. is
spending several days here with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
ROth
A business meeting of Mu Lamb
da Chapter. Tau Phi Lambda so
rority of the Supreme Forest
Woodmcn Circle will be held Mon
day evening, June l8. at Cornish
Manor, at Z o'clock.
Jack E. limbaugh of Dairymen's
Supply. Oakland, completed Il
training session on the DeLaval
milking system, held at Winches-
ter, Va, last Thursday, and has re-
turned to his home
Lindsay Gonder, Jr., and Arthur
Butch" LaWton left Monday for
Oakmont, Pa, where they are wit
Messing the National Open Golf
tournament this week at the Oak
mont Country club They plan to
return to Oakland Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Calkins and
two children have arrived to spend
the summer months at Deep Creek
Lake. Mr.. Calkins will again be
the director at the summer play
house at McIIenry Mr. Calkins is
studying drama at Yale university,
leading to a masters degree.
Among the young people plan
ming to attend Camp Luther at
Cowcn. W. Va, from June II to
30. from St. Marks Lutheran
church. Oakland, are Harry NJ.
Fox. Nancy l.. GIotfelty. r. Thomas
Hoffman, Deborah G. Kight,
Thomas r. Kight, Donald w Sin
cell, Jeffry Sncen and Vaughn W.
Winters.
Mrs. Martha Glotfelty Mrs. Sid
rey Harvey, Mrs Car. Harvey, Miss
Dolores Harvey and Miss Lillian
Harvey, all of near Oakland. at
tended the Republican Women's
club meeting and luncheon near
Gaithersburg last Wednesday, June
9Th. Newton Steers, Republican
candidate for Congressman at
large, was guest speaker
Rev and Mrs J. c. Breuningcr.
Detroit. Mich, are visiting in their
old home area at Sunnyside for
the ensuing two weeks. Their acre
age has been in the family for ia
years and the Breuninger family
has taken The Republican news
paper for more than 80 years. Rev.
Breuninger attended Oakland
Teachers Normal school taught by
U. G. Palmer, 19O9-191O. and taught
school and preached in the county.
He also attended St Johns mill
g.. ..L.l,L.nI ~
The Republican., 1962-06-14
Announce Marriage

Mr. and Mrs Stanley Roderick,
Deer Park, have announced the
marriage of their daughter, Norma
Jean, to John Dankulish, son of the
late George Dankulish of Scranton,
Pa.
The wedding took place at Me-
mortal chapel, 18th and C. streets.
NV, Washington, d. c. Both are
in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dankulish are re.
siding at 2O35 Park road, NV.
Washington
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The Republican., 1962-06-14

Pacific danger zone was extended
II prelude to massive Attest.