Rotarv's Golden
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Anniversary To Be
Celebrated In Feb.
The Nome Rotary Club, along
with clubs in 83 countries all over
the world, will be observing their
golden anniversary the last week
of this month.
Rotary, which is a service or
ganization, will observe the week
by a “golden deed” and support
a worthy civic enterprise.
Under chairmanship of Richard
Benson a white elephant auction
will be held at the Scout Hall
with all proceeds to go toward
sending a Nome Scout to the Ex
plorer Camp at Kodiak in the
spring* and to support the com
pletion of Nome’s ball park.
The community is asked to
assist Rotarians by eontributing
suitable items of furniture, cloth
ing, food, fishing equipment, or
most anything which can be sold
or auctioned during Rotary Week.
Call Benson at the N.C. Store
and transportation will be pro
vided for the donations.
Having Stove or Oil Problems?
See Tom Tungwenuk
Call White 128
SMOKE STACKS CLEANED
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ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: T. W. Law
man, Marie Young, Rita Young,
Don Ingalls, John Heafer, Norman
Tweet.
To Anchorage: Lt. Leidholdt,
Joe Oskolkoff, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Johnson, Evelyn Iyapanna, Chas.
W. Adcock, Robert Renshaw.
To Kotzebue: Paul Mandeville,
Charles SSmuels, Jack Bullock,
Edith Hastings, John Heafer.
To Unalakleet: L. C. Ferguson.
From Unalakleet: E. C. Cum
mins.
From McGrath: Mr. and Mrs.
V. Minnick and Jan Minnick.
From Moses Pt. and return:
Edgar Medford and Patrick Daly.
COMMUNICATION
The Liniment Squad basketball
team wishes to thank the Nome
Nugget for advance publicty, the
Officers team for a good game,
and the capacity crowd for at
tending Tuesday’s benefit basket
ball exhibition.
We want the Nome High Nan
ooks and their coach to know that
we are pulling for them 100 per
cent when they go to Anchorage
to play in the Western Alaska
Basketball Tournament.
(signed)
The Liniment Squad
SPECIAL DEVOTIONS
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
7:30 p.m.
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Nome USO Report Shows
; Increasing Activity With
140 Servicemen Daily
The Executive Committee of
■■ the U.S.O. met at the U.S.O. Club
with Jack Frankel, associate di
rector from Fairbanks, and re
viewed the work of the new club
since its opening in December.
A most interesting report was
given, showing that an average of
40 servicemen use the club every
j day and evening it is open.
More activities are getting un
der way all the time. Last evening
a special recording of “Don Juan
in Hell,” starring Charles Boyer
and Charles Laughton was heard
at 9:30. It was open to both civ
ilians and servicemen.
A Valentine Dance is sched
uled for Feb. 12 and possibly ap
orchestra from Fairbanks will
furnish the music.
Square dancing gets under way
very soon and announcement for
lessons in German is in the mak
ing.
An activity which should at
tract both soldier and civilian will
be instruction on cameras.
— Pioneers’ Attention —
MEETING TONIGHT
Pioneer Igloo
8:00 P.M.
Initiation and Refreshments
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—New box spring and
used semi - automatic washing
machine. Call Black 93.
FOR SALE—Funk and Wagnalls
encyclopedia, set 36 volumes,
new. See at Nugget. 15
FOUND—Glasses with black and
gold rims. Call at Nugget and
pay for ad.
FOUND—Fountain pen. Call M.
Kelliher’s.
WANTED TO BUY—Used folding
reed organ. Contact Alfred Ma
zonna, Wales, Alaska. 27
WANTED TO RENT — Small
piano. Call Col. Borden.
FOR RENT—Furnished 3-room
house w. shower. Call Main 128.
READY for occupancy—modern
home. Call Main 123.
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For your convenience, the box
office will open henceforth at 7
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
FASTEST DRAMA ON TWO WHEELS!
RALPH MEEKER*ELAINE STEWART
SALLY FORREST’KEENAN WYNN
ROBERT HORTON JAMES CRAIG
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
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— Plus Serial —
THE PURPLE MONSTER
STRIKES AGAIN
Home Arts Club Prepares
Valentine Boxes For Patients
1 At The MMM Hospital
| Members of the Home Arts
Club met last evening and pre
pared boxes of home-made candy
for the patients of the MMM Hos
pital for a Valentine treat.
The film “Human Reproduc
tion” now available through the
Public Health Nurse, was shown
to the group and an announce
ment was made that the next
regular meeting would be sched
uled to fit the schedule of Mrs.
Fohn-Hansen, head of the Uni
versity of Alaska’ extension ser
vice. She is due the last week in
February having been sponsored
by the Mothers Club, a newly
formed local group.
FROM THE ALASKA-YUKON
SOURDOUGH NEWS
Lily Bakke, San Francisco mem
ber, left Jan. 3 for a three-week
sojourn in the Hawaiian Islands.
Allison Coombs, son of Olive
Coombs, was appointed deputy
sheriff of Eldorado County and
will work out of Placerville and
Lake Tahoe.
Just heard Fay Delezene is irri
proving and getting along fine.
Mayac Infant Daughter Dies
Bernadette Mayac, three-year
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Mayac, passed away yester
day.
Funeral arrangements are
being made through the Chtholic
Church and the date will be an
nounced later.
Daughter Born to Sam Tucker's
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Tucker are
the parents of a daughter, born
yesterday at the hospital, and
weighing seven pounds.
MAGPIE BROWNIES NEWS
We had a party at our last
meeting. There were two sides.
One leader was Marjorie Olsen
and the other was Carol Doyle.
Marjorie Olsen’s side won. They
got candy. The other side had to
do K.P.
Edna Ahmasuk was dropped be
cause she was absent four times
in a row.
Ethel Atluk went away to Kot
zebue. We were glad to have her
back. •
We have started work on our
ABC quilt.
—Jeanette Amundsen, Scribe
Letter-Size File Folders For
Sale At The Nome Nugget Office.
Your
Valentine Dress
IS HERE
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For the many informal February
parties we offer you a lovely new
selection of informal dresses.
There are many lovely styles for
you to choose from. Many of the models
are as shown in Mademoiselle and
Glamour Magazines.
PRESENTING...
an interesting group of
AHGUPUK PICTURES
in black, white, sepia and color.
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The finest selection we
have had in several years.
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Matched and matted
for framing.