Alaska Guardsmen From |
First & 2nd Scout Bttns.
Leave for Ft. Richardson
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Alaska National -Guardsmen,
mostly from the First and Second
Scout Battalions, are attending
two technical training schools at
Fort Richardson during the next
few weeks.
A non - commissioned officers’
school will be held through Feb.
6 to train selected guardsmen to
be qualified instructors of other
members of the Guard in week
ly armory training and drills at
their home stations.
The second school, a radio
school, is designed to give the
guardsmen basic radio and com
munications training. It will be
held at Fort Richardson from
Feb. 7 through 20th.
Yesterday Alaska Airlines car
ried the following from Nome to
attend the training courses:
A. Nenealook, I. Smith, M. Lin- j
coin, C. Kennedy, R. Ballot, T.1
Toonak, W. Ahmanagak, V. Koo
nalook, F. Bester, C. Dickson, P.
Hendrickson, J. Takeram, J.
Solomon, T. Totaylook, J. Egelak,
J. Noyakuk, F. John, C. Katcha
tag, 6. Washington, F. Ponipt
chuk, A. Ivanoff, J. Sacceus, H.
Nagaynook, J. Noongwook, L. Im
mangan, A. Kowunna, L. Cleve
land, L. Geffee, C. Toalak, R.
Teetook, W. Sielak, Riggs Peter,
J. Schemmek, C. Isnakinak, H.
Appassingok.
Villages represented are: Nome,
Wales, Fort Yukon, Solomon,
White Mt., Teller, Teller Mission,
Unalakleet, Stebbins, Shaktoolik,
Elim, Koyuk, Savoonga, Pt. Hope,
St. Michael, Shungnak, Kiana,
Shishmaref, Norvik, Noatak, Kot
zebue, Kivalina, Selawik, Point
Barrow, Wainwright, Meade
River and Gambell.
Inventory Blanks at Nome Nugget
Benefit Card Party
Raises Monev For
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Luncli Program
The Hot Lunch benefit card
party held Saturday night at the
Pioneer Hall was considered a
success, both from the standpoint
of entertainment and as a means
of raising funds for the Hot
Lunch program.
First prizes of fruit and vege
table baskets went to Mrs. Jefford
and Maurice Kelliher; second
prizes of bacon and eggs to Helen
Dunbar and Dick Roell, and con
solation prizes to Maurine Maurer
and Clarence Ausley.
A beautiful big cake, baked
and decorated by Betty Walsh,
was awarded Wm. Angell as door
prize. Mr. Angell offered the cake
for auction and it went to Mar
garet MacDonald who in turn
sold it in pieces to the card party
guests and turned the proceeds
over to the Hot Lunch Propram.
Cakes which were contributed
for the party but not used for
refreshments were awarded some
of the guests, adding $19 to the
evening’s profits.
During the intermission, Bob
Heath led the party in singing
familiar songs. The community
singing was followed by solos by
Mr. Heath, which were greatly
enjoyed.
Jim Walsh acted as master of
ceremonies for the party, assisted
by Bill Barber. The committee
wish to thank the Pioneers for
the use of the hall, the generous
persons who baked the cakes and
donated the prizes and all others
who contributed to make the card
party a success, and to the Girl
Scouts, who made the tally cards.
Cake dishes and pans may be
taken to and picked up at the Hot
Lunch building.
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Nome Cat Skinners
Go to Fairbanks to Seek
Radar Project Jobs
Last week several Nome “cat
skinners” and heavy duty equip
ment operators went to Fair
banks seeking to sign on with the
contractors who are going to
move the supplies and building
materials into the Arctic for the
new Distant Early Warning radar
net. Among the men who left
were: Tom Beltz, Walt Miller,
and H. E. Johnsen.
GIRL SCOUTS AND ESCORTS
ENJOY SQUARE DANCE
Kathy Jackson was hostess to
the members the of Girl Scout
troop and their escorts last Sat
urday evening at the CAA re
creation hall.
The young people enjoyed a
full evening of square dancing,
gaily swinging their partners
1 through the steps which they
have learned in the past couple
of months under the direction of
Mrs. G. R. Jackson.
CAPACITY CROWD AT
ALICE LEE FUNERAL
Alice Lee was laid to rest from
the Community Methodist Church
on Sunday with a capacity crowd
of friends filling the church.
Special musk was sung by the
Sisterhood of which the deceased
had been a member for many
years. They sang “Will There Be
Any Stars In My Crown” and “In
The Garden.”
A duet was also sung by Grace
Tocktoo and Fred Davis.
NAVIGATORS' MEETING
The Covenant Navigators will
hold their regular meeting tonight
at 8:00 with Miss Eunice Erickson
leading the fellowship.
Speaker for tonight is Alfred
Milligruk. There will be a special
number in song by Isaac Eben.
Memory verse is Romans 13:10.
There will be tesiamonies. Come
one and all. Visitors welcome.
Had a spe'cial blessing? Come
and share it with us.
—Covenant Navigators
WANT ADS
WANTED—Return of brown wal
let containing valuable identi
fication papers for D.M. Re
ward will be paid for return of
wallet to the Nugget ofifce and
no questions asked. Finder may
keep any money in wallet. 9
LOST — Brown wallet with in
itials “P.R.” Bring to the ACS
counter, Federal Bldg., or call
Main 23. Reward. 7
FOUND — Small black cocker
spaniel. Call at Fire Station
and pay for ad.
FOR RENT—Small, modern, fur
nished house. Call Main 123.
SHOWING AT
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Adults 85c Children 401
For your convenience, the box
office will open henceforth at 7
TONIGHT
-Starting 7:15 & 9:15 pun.
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Pioneers Play Host to
Roof Garden Cast at
Bering Sea Club Banquet
The Pioneers of Alaska were
hosts to the cast of the Roof Gar
den entertainers last Saturday
evening at a banquet at the Ber
ing Sea Club. About fifty guests
were present at the banquet
which was given in appreciation
for the varied talent who helped
to make such a success of the
Pioneer’s annual roof garden en
tainment.
Some special impromptu enter
tainment was arranged by chair
man Jack Blattler assisted by Les
Bronson.
It has been announced that the
school band, which assisted, will
be awarded a special gift for their
services.
Wilfred Wolfe of Nome Field,
and Elvira McLuke of Nome were
married Saturday at the Com
munity Methodist Church by Rev.
Reeves Havens.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Franklin Brown and
Barbara Penetac.
Discharged: Gabriel Amuk
toolik.
Mr. and Mrs. William Oquilluk
are the parents of a daughter,
Alice, born at home on 6th Ave.
an Jan. 15, attended by Fannie
Walluk.
NOTE OF APPRECIATION
We wish io express our appre
ciation to all our friends for their
kindnesses and gifts of flowers
during our recent bereavement.
Beatrice Lee
Bobby Lee
Stanley Kigagruk
Nome Laundry
& Cleaners
CALL MAIN 29
FOR PICKUP
Joe Amarok, Proprietor
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Linament Squad Formed
For Game to Send
Nanooks to Anchorage
A new „ “liniment squad” of
basketball players is being form
ed to play a benefit game a
week from Tuesday, Jan. 25.
The purpose of the benefit is
to raise money to help defray
the cost of sending the Nome
High School Nanooks to Anchor
age to play in the Western
Alaska High School Basketball
Tournament.
Opponent for these older play
ers will be the high school junior
varsity team. Sam Mogg will l?e
the playing manager of the squad
and he invites all mature men
with basketball experience to a
practice session at the school
gym Wednesday night at 7:00.
Rep. and Mrs. Bronson
To Leave Tomorrow
For Juneau
Lester Bronson, Democratic
representative to the legislature
from the Second Division, plans
to leave for Juneau tomorrow. He
will be accompanied by Mrs.
Bronson.
He announced today that in his
absence, Earl Towner will be in
charge of the Bronson Walter
Delivery. Bronson, who is Civil
Defense Director for Nome, has
appointed Walt Dowd of the ACS
to take charge of any civil defense
affairs. Also in his absence, Herb
William has been named to take
over the managing of the Nome
Merchants Basketball team.
Mr. Bronson is the last of the
Second Division legislative dele
gation to leave for Juneau for
the session which is to start next
Monday, Jan. 24.
Charles Fagerstrom, Democratic
representative to the Alaska legis
lature from this division, depart
ed Saturday for the coming leg
islative session at Juneau.
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Sale At The Nome Nugget Office.
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