Axel Edman Goes Oui on Business j
Axel Edman left Monday for j
Seattle on business. He plans to be j
gone for about two weeks.
Joan Longley, who is practical
nurse at Mt. Edgecumbe Hospital,
is enjoying a holiday vacation
with her mother, Mrs. Francis
Longley and family.
Son Born to The Frances Ebens
Mr. and Mrs. Frances Ebon are
the parents of a son, Owen
Frances, born Jan 2 at the hos
pital.
Rolf Walters Badly Frostbitten
While 111 In His Sandspit Cabin
Rolf Walters, who has a cabin
on the Sandspit, was found in his
cabin with frozen hands and feet
and taken to the hospital for
treatment last Saturday.
Walters had not been seen about
for several days, so his where
abouts were checked by the auth
orities who found him.
Charles Sanders, USAF. and
F.lsie Sukenik were married by
U.S. Commissioner Herb Jenks on
December 30.
| Goodrich Appointed 2nd
| Div. Member of Board
Of Road Commissioners
Dewey Goodrich has been ap
pointed Second Division member
of the Territorial Board of Road
Commissioners, it was announced
at the Chamber of Commerce
luncheon yesterday. Mr. Goodrich
has asked the Chamber for their
road recommendations as he is
to leave immediately for Juneau
for a meeting of the bo^rd.
The Chamber decided to recom-!
mend that the Nome-Bunker Hill
road be pushed as rapidly as pos
sible as this is a link in the im
portant highway which will some
day connect Seward Peninsula
with Fairbanks.
IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
Peter Omedelena pleaded guilty
to breaking into the Martin Cold
Storage and taking liquor and was
bound over to the grand jury.
* + *
John Wheeler pleaded guilty to
selling liquor to a minor and was
given a 30-day suspended sen
tence.
* * *
John Sahlin pleaded guilty to
giving liquor to a minor and was
fined $50.
Charles Frazier pleaded guilty
to selling liquor to two minoi’s,
reported to be about 20 years of
age whom he assumed to be of
legal age, and paid a fine of $25
on each count.
Frazier then filed a complaint
against one of the boys', George
Ahnangnatoguk, for soliciting li
quor as a minor and George then
pleaded guilty and was fined $25.
* * *
Dora Mulch pleaded guilty to
being drunk in a private home
and was sentenced to 30 days in
Federal jail with 20 days sus
pended.
— Pioneers’ Attention —
MEETING TONIGHT
Pioneer Igloo
Unbeaten Liniment
i
Squad Challenged |
Rv R.T.s on Jan. 17
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Look out! The Liniment squad,
undefeated for three years, are
really in for a surprise when they
tangle with the bartenders’ team
—otherwise known as the B.T.s,
or Basketball Terrors—on Jan. 17.
The Liniment team is about to
suffer a drastic defeat, stated
Don Grinzell, the B.T.s’ manager.
While the B.T.s are in excellent
condition (having kept in training i
all season) all the Ben-Gay in the
Drug Store has been donated to
the Liniment Squad. And the City
Rescue Crew has volunteered to
stand by to remove any and all j
horizontal figures.
For further information and in
terviews see Grinsell or Les Bron
son, manager of the Liniment
Squad. This is a benefit game. All
proceeds go to the Nome Nanooks’ j
tournament trip, which is financed
from local sources.
It is believed the High School
team will go to Anchorage this
year and funds are needed to fi
nance the trip.
May Savaaria Dies
Here At Age of 75
May Savaaria, aged 75, who has
been making her home here with
her daughter, Lillian Savaaria of
the N. C. Store, passed away last j
Friday.
The remains were shipped to
the States for burial and were ac
companied by her daughter, and
her son Robert, who lives in Fair- ,
banks.
Nome Has First Fire On
Saturday Since Nov. 7
The Fire Department was called
out to the residence of Barbara
Carlsson last Saturday, where Gus
Bjornstad had been thawing the
oil line with a blowtorch.
Police Chief Carl Webb stated
there had been no fires since Nov.
7th, which is an excellent record
for the community.
He credits this to the Fire De
partment’s careful check of stoves,
stovepipes and wiring last fall,
and to the fact that most of those
having faulty installations had
taken steps to correct hazardous
situations.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Rolf Walters, Arne
Castel, Blanche Lee, Rebecca
Eben, Lorraine Kost.
Discharged: Annie Savok, Allen
August, Darroll Trigg.
Harold Bell, who is in service
and stationed at Fort Richardson,
has arrived home for the holidays.
Mrs. Helen Bell and child had
arrived earlier and have been at
home with her father, Si Sahlin.
Nels Swanberg Leaves For
Meeting of Juvenile Board
Nels Swanberg, Jr., left for
Juneau Monday to attend a meet
ing of the Territorial Juvenile
Board. The board plans to appoint
a director, several applications
having been received.
NOTICE
Women's Society of the Meth
odist Church meets at the Parson
age Friday evening at 8 p.m.
with Mrs. Mecklenburg and Mrs.
McCarthy as hostesses.
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PRE-INVENTORY
SALE
Just a few odds and ends
We will have Bargain Tables
around the store -- Prices
10% TO 60% OFF
COME IN AND
LOOK THEM OVER •
If You Don't Need The Items
THEY ARE TOO HIGH
IF YOU NEED THEM
THEY ARE BARGAINS
THURSDAY IS LAST SALE DAY!
CASH ONLY
Your Friendly Community Store
NC SUPERMARKET^*
Department of Northern Commercial Company 1
Phone MAln 133 FREE DELIVERY
60 YEARS SERVING ALASKA
Freighter Sailings
From Seattle Every Tuesday
For Valdez and Seward
AND FRIDAYS FOR SEWARD
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1 2-Bedroom Apartment
1 3-Bedroom Apartment
AVAILABLE 1st of JAN.
George Hite—Main 123
WA i\ T ADS
FOR SALE—Two houses, 1 fur
nished, 1 unfurnished, on three
lots comer property, good loca
tion. Inq. Main 115 after 6 p.m.
LOST—Raccoon parka with black
and white block-type trim. Re
ward. Contact Larry Fagan.
FOR RENT — Warm, comfortable
rooms, singles or doubles, by
the day, week or month. Call
Chuck at Main 135. 3
fl SHOWING AT THE 8
I THEATERS
1 Two Shows Nightly—7:13 4i 9:15 T
L Doors Open 6:45 p.m. J
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
FRYING CHICKEN . . .
Backs and Necks
Airborne Fresh
SLICED BACON ....
PURE LARD .
FRESH SEAL OIL
By the hot tie - pint, quart or gallon
FRESH KOBUK WHITEFISH
BADGER LIMBURGER
PICKLED HERRING .
U. S. MERC
IS THE PLACE TO SAVE!