Surprises In Store
At Pioneer Roof Garden
Evening of December 11
When interviewed toy the Nug
get reporter this morning, Presi
dent Bob Scott of Igloo No. 1, Pio
neers of Alaska, advised that he
and the officers of the Igloo and
Ladies Auxiliary have been work
ing on a much more elaborate
and spectacular program for this
year’s Roof Garden. All the fron
tier traditional features will be
retained in keeping with the oc
casion, and in addition there will
be many innovations which will
furnish diversified entertainment
which the people of Nome will
appreciate.
When asked what the new fea
tures might be, Bob declined fur
ther comment, but remarked
“Nome people enjoy surprises and
they will get them.”
It is evident that much prepar
atory work has been undertaken
and the Pioneers are determined
to make this < 1954 > Roof Garden
an occasion of rare, wholesome
enjoyment, unsurpassed in Nome’s
history.
This Roof Garden celebration
comes at a very appropriate time
of the year when the people need
some well earned relaxation and
enjoyment after a strenuous sum
mer and fall when business did
not permit or afford time for
same. In fact, the people of Nome
and vicinity are anxiously look
ing forward to this event which
ushers in Nome’s social season.
Nome Laundry
& Cleaners
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FOR PICKUP
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Organizational Meeting
Of P-TA Will Be Held
Tomorrow Evening
The preliminary meeting for
the organization of a Pafent
Teachers Association is scheduled
for tomorrow evening in the as
sembly room of the high school at
7:30 p.m.
The purpose of the meeting is
organizational and all parents as
well as citizens interested in
youth and school activities, and
teachers are urged to attend.
At the meeting, a regular night
will be chosen for monthly meet
ings which will not conflict with
meeting nights of other organiza
tions.
By-laws will be adopted, of
ficers elected and annual dues
collected, stated the sponsors of
the group. Dues are $1.00 a year
with 90 cents remaining in the
local fund for its activities.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Floyd Wesley,
'Dana Taylor, Tommy Sage, James
McGriffen, Lucy McGriffen, Wm.
Barber, A1 Mazonna, C. Arm
strong, P. Mayac, Charles Ok
powruk, Walt Outwater.
To Anchorage: C. J. Wertman,
John Heafer.
From Gambell: Major Withing
ton, Major Isch.
From Northeast Cape: Maj. W.
T. Clark, B. R. Naylor, G. Shaf
fer.
PIONEERS TO HONOR
GRAND PRESIDENT WALSH
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING
On Wednesday, November 17,
Pioneer Igloo No. 1, with the as
sistance of the Pioneer Women,
will have a welcome home eve
ning for our fellow member, M. J.
Walsh, grand president of the
Pioneers, with entertainment and
a showing of some Pan American
movies. Light refreshments will
be served. All Pioneers, Pioneer
women and their escorts are in
vited. The affair will follow the
regular Pioneer meeting and is
scheduled to start at 8:30 p.m.
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the reopening of the
Newly Renovated Store
We will be glad io welcome M
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Freighter Sailings From Seattle
Every Tuesday Calling Valdez and Seward
and
Every Friday Calling Seward j
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PIONEERS ATTENTION
There will be an extra-special
meeting of Pioneers Wednesday
evening 8:00 o'clock sharp: Pio
neer ladies and escorts will join,
after brief meeting at reception,
entertainment and refreshments.
President Robert Scott requests
full attendance.
—George R. Goshaw, Sec.
NOTICE
Those who have been mailed
assessment blanks for personal
property and requested to have
them filled out and mailed before
November 15th, will please do so.
Carrie M. McLain,
City Clerk
Publish Nov. 12, 15, 1954
WA NT ADS
FOR SALE—9 1 -cubic-foot deep
freeze, washing machine, elec,
hotplate, baby food (pudding),
ladies' fleece-lined boots 6A.
! Call Red 176. 109c
LOST--Large, striped, long-haired
male cat. Answers to name:
Moose. Reward. Call Deane
Bevon.
WANTED—Home for male kitten.
Call Main 141.
FOR SALE—'54 delux panel Ford,
150 mi. Thor washing machine.
Philco refrig. 10x20 camp at
Ft. Davis. New wood heater.
Floyd Wheeler, Red 25. 135
LOST—Jade and nugget earring.
Reward. Call Nugget.
FOUND—Three small keys on a
small ring. Call at Nugget.
FOR SALE—Used Spark oil heat
er, reasonable. Call Main 144
between 6 and 8 p.m. 133
Want to rent a house or apart
ment? Call Hite — Main 123.
FOUND—Small key at Post Of
fice. Claim at Nugget.
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Adults 85^ Children 40tf
TONIGHT—Starting 7:15 & 9:15
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High School
Students To Sell
Christmas Seals
Nome High School is again
sponsoring the annual Christmas
Seal Sale for the Alaska Tuber
culosis Association.
In addition to canvassing the
business houses, the students will
sell the seals in the foyer of the
Post Office this week.
Ernest Patty, Alaska chairman
of the 1954 Christmas Seal Sale
gives the following five reasons
why everyone should buy seals:
1. Tuberculosis is the most ser
ious health problem in Alaska.
Last year 622 new cases of active
tuberculosis were reported. Our
new-case rate as 341.8, almost
seven times the average in the
United States.
2. Tuberculosis will not be con
trolled unless everyone joins in
the attack. The official agencies
cannot do it alone. Buying Christ
mas Seals can be the way for
you to do your share.
3. The program of money rais
ing and expenditure by the Na
tional Tuberculosis Association
and its constituent associations
has the approval of the National
Information Bureau. It is admin
istered by trained workers. All
but 6 per cent of the gross re
ceipts remains in Alaska.
4. Your money will be used
for case-finding and x-rays; for
films, records and reading mat
ter for patients; for occupational
therapy and rehabilitation pro
grams; for glasses, dentures, hear
ing aids and many other services
to sanatorium patients not fur
ALASKA AIRLINES FLY
ALL NIGHT TO TAKE
ANG HOME TO VILLAGES
The personnel of Alaska Air
lines worked straight through the
night transferring 190 Alaska Na
tional Guardsmen returning home
from Camp Denali.
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Seven DC-3 trips were made to
Kotzebue and three bush planes
made special flights to the vil
lages near here such as Teller and
White Mountain.
Mrs. Andrew Nerland Returns
From Norway, Will Attend
Dept, of Health Board Meeting
Mrs. Andrew Nerland, who has
been in Norway visiting for sev
eral months, returned to Juneau
for the meeting of the Depart
ment of Health of which she is
the Second Division member. She
stated that due to her mother’s
health she will remain in the
States several months but looks
forward to her return home to
Nome in the spring.
nished by the official agencies;
for nutritional assistance and
other clinical care for the non
hospitalized cases; for distribu
tion of information on tuberculo
sis through books, pamphlets,
posters, bi-monthly newsletter,
films, radio transcriptions, and
other publicity to patients, their
contacts, schools, professional
groups. legislatures including
Congressional committee, and the
general public.
5. The joy of your own Christ
mas Season will be enriched by
the knowledge that you have
shared with the less l'ortunte thru
you purchase of Christmas Seals.
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IT’S TIME TO PLAN
YOUR WINTER
WARDROBE
SELECT YOUR FUR PARKA
FROM OUR STOCK OR
MADE TO ORDER IN
SEAL
RABBIT
MUSKRAT
MUKLUKS, SANTA CLAUS BOOTS AND
SLIPPERS SHOULD BE ORDERED NOW
FOR CHRISTMAS DELIVERY.