GIRL SCOUT LEADERS WILL
PRESENT WORKSHOP AT
SCHOOL TOMORROW
Girl Scout leaders will present
o workshop tomorrow, Saturday
at the Nome School. The display
will be on arts and * crafts and
will be from 1 to 3:30 p.m. En
trance will be by the main doors
on B Street.
The public is cordially invited
to the workshop.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Ben Herman, Evelyn
Oksoktaruk, Marilyn Owen.
Discharged: Van Helms.
H E Y K I D S !
New Shipment of
1958 MODELS
Planes, Ships and Tanks
In both Plastic and Wood
Just Arrived
at
Nome Hardware
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GIRL SCOUT LEADERS
FORM NEW CLUB,
DISCUSS PLAttS
Leaders of the Nome Girl \
Scouts met last evening at the \
home of Mrs. Carl Liebig.
Mrs. James Walsh was elected
president of the newly formed
club. Myrtle Chambers was elect
ed secretary and Mrs. Gunnar
Langus was choser\ to be in
charge of troop news for the
Nugget.
The group discussed plans for
February which is Girl Scout In
ternational Month. The plans in
clude films to be shown depicting
life in other countries.
Nome now has 16 leaders, as
sistants and program aides. This
includes three high school girls
who are using their previous Girl
Scout training in assisting leaders
of the Brownies. They are Myrtle
Chambers, Clarice Hardy, and
Edna Johnsen.
Eleven leaders were present at
the meeting.
Audrey Bayer, Second Division
member of the Department of
Health, left yesterday for a meet
which is being held in Fairbankg.
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TODAY IS LAST DAY
OF
BIG SALE
IF YOU HAVEN’T SEEN OUR
BARGAIN TABLES
YOU HAVEN’T STARTED
THE NEW YEAR RIGHT
: ' Shoes ☆ Shoe Pacs
Coats ☆ Parkas ☆ Dresses
☆ Wool and Dress Shirts
also see
BARGAINS IN
Hardware and Grocery Depts.
NC COMPANY
Alaska's Pioneer Merchants \
Main 133 Free Delivery
Freighter Sailings
Every Tuesday for
Seward and Valdez
Also Alternate Fridays
Commencing Not. 22nd
for Seward
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| Installing Officers
For Pioneers Meeting
Officiating at the Pioneer in
stallation tomorrow evening will
be Betty Walsh as installing offi
! cer and Ellen Waldheim as mar
shall for the Women’s Auxiliary.
Nick Lean will be installing
officer for the Pioneer men.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled X)y The
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Bureau
Mostly clear tonight and Sat
urday. Lowest temperature ex
pected tonight, 10 to 15 below,
and the high tomorrow about the
same.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: highest temperature
6, lowest -12. Max. wind 18 mph
from the N.E. Sunrise at 9:47
a.m., sunset at 2:32 p.m.
A year ago today: highest tem
perature 31, lowest 16. Extremes
on this date since 1907: highest
37 in 1942, lowest -29 in 1934.
Other Stations, 7 a.m. Today
Station Temp. Weather
Barrow -20 Clear
Kotzebue -7 Clear
Wales -13 Cloudy
Gambell -11 Part cloudy
Nome 6 Cloudy
Unalakleet 4 Cloudy
Bethel -3 Clear
McGrath -20 Clear
Anchorage 10 Fog
Fairbanks -20 . Part cloudy
Juneau 25 Cloudy
Ketchikan 35 Cloudy
Wien Airlines
To Kotzebue: David Craig, W.
Lennon, Frank Morris.
From Kotzebue: Marie Crane,
Frank Perry, Bill Lennon, David
Craig, Davis Menadlook. Louise
Ellana, Teddy Reed, E. L. Haye.
From Fairbanks: Gilbert De
Wind, Donald . Mangan, D. Kett
ner, Pauline Witner, Jackie Geis
ler, Pauline Acoman, W. S. Farr,
Ruth Macky, Marion Macky, R.
Engldon, J. K. Dewess.
To Fairbanks: Harold Bishop,
Franklin Simmons, James Jones,
Ronald Sai, Leo Robinson, John
James, Ysidro Ruiz, Jim Hudson,
Rendall Cooper, Frank Richard
son, Audrey Bayer, John Ramsey,
Virginia Preuitt and infant, and
Frank W. Perry.
Alaska Airlines
From Anchorage: Warren and
Kathy Rodgers, Sarah Koyuk,
Francis Katexac, Gabriel Muk
yoyuk, R. C. Hudson, R. Tran
tham, Geo. {german, N. Baldwin,
Geo. Carlson, Jas. Glenning, Ted
McCauley, Geo. Perry, and Robt.
Reynolds.
To Anchorage: Becky, Robert
and Rosanna Tootkaylook, David
Craig, Wm. Lennon, R. C. Hud
son. R. Trantham, Floyd West,
Frank Huggins, Ralph Grosvold,
Mrs. R. Amundsen and Timmy,
Leo Walsh, Roger Salberg, Julia
Kowunna, Miss Bergeron, John
Croul Jr.
To McGrath: Sig Krogstad.
To Unalakleet: Daisy and Na
dia Grosvold, Chaplain Mooney.
NOTICE
Dog House and Roadhouse
members will meet Saturday
night at 9 o'clock.
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WANT ADS
CARPENTER wants work. Leave
call at Nugget. 5p
NEW DRY RED SALMON 45^
lb. in bundle lots. 50<+ lb.
straight. —R.R. “Bob” Blodgett,
Teller Commercial Co., Teller.
LOST—Man’s glasses with dark
brown tops. Reward. Call at
Nugget.
FOUND—New Gillette razor. Call
at the Nugget.
FOUND—“Yankee” screwdriver, j
Owner may have by identifying j
and paying for this ad. 1
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THE GREAT DAY . . . THE GREAT STORY
... OF THE GREAT WAR . . .
D-DAY
THE SIXTH OF JUNE
WITH
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Robert Taylor ^ Richard Todd
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