Home Arts Food Sale
Will Provide Free Lunch
Tickets for Children
The Home Arts Club has an
nounced it will have its annual
Food Sale next Saturday.
Funds from the sale will be
used for school lunch tickets to be
given to needy children, it was
announced, following a survey
that there were several large
families where the children were
not getting adequately fed, the ad
dition of a hot lunch daily for the
three-month period will cost $2
•per week for each child.
Persons not belonging to the
Home Arts Club who would care
to contribute food for the sale, or
■make cash contributions for the
hot lunches, may contact Peggy
Kelliher or Opal Baldwin.
RED MEASLES IN TOWN
Public Health Officer Dr. Wm.
Woodcock reports that there are
a considerable number of red
measles cases in Nome among
school and pre-school children. So
far, he said, the measles have
heen of a moderate nature with
none of the children afflicted too
seriously ill or developing coim
plications.
All cases of measles should be
reported to the Public Health
Nurse so that anti-biotics may be
administered. Parents are re
quested not to bring infants with
measles to the hospital.
KK LIBRARY CLUB
ELECTS MRS. HUNGERFORD
THIS YEAR'S PRESIDENT
The Kegoyah Kozga Library
Club, whose civic activity has
been staffing and maintaining the
KK Public Library for the past
25 years, held its election of offi
cers last week, with Charlotte
Hungerford being named as its
new president, and Martha Craft,
as secretary.
New members of the organiza
tion are Morva Hoover, Gayle
Harbo and Peggy Cornett.
Barrow Girl To Play Featured
Part In Movie "Ice Palace"
Dorcas Brower, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Brower of Barrow
has been chosen to play the
featured role of Robert Bryant’s
young Eskimo wife Una in the
movie version of Edna Ferber’s
“Ice Palace.”
Roy Snyder Jr. Out of The Navy
Roy Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.
iRoy Snyder of Nome, has re
turned home, after completing a
4-year ‘hitch” in the Navy as a
radarman.
Vic Richardson, of the Rural
Development Department, passed
through Nome today, having vis
ited the jade project in Shungnak
and the village of Noorvik, both
of which have been aided with
state funds.
ATTENTION ALL BOWLERS
There will be an important
meeting of Nome Bowlers' Asso
ciation tomorrow, Tuesday eve
ning at 8 p.m. at City Hall.
ANB to be Reactivated At
Meeting Thursday Night
The local Arctic Native Broth
erhood will commence the first
phase of its reactivation with a
meeting. to be held on Thursday,
November 19, at 7:30 p.m. in the
Multi-Purpose Room of the
l School. All people, both men and
women, who are at least Ya native,
are invited to attend.
Among subjects to be discussed
! will be the possible utilization of
I existing cold storage facilities, the
! planning of such activities as
dances and card games, and
money-raising sales, along with
the setting of a tentative date for
the election of officers.
Refreshments will be served.
N.W. DEMOCRATS MEET HERE
The Northwestern District of the
Democrats will hold their conven
! tion nere on Wednesday evening
j at 8 o’clock.
At this time, delegates to at
tend the first State Convention
will be elected. The State Conven
| tion will be hefd at Ketchikan'
j on January 16.
Boyd Harwood returned this
morning from Juneau, where he
attended a meeting of the Phar
macy Board of Directors.
MMM HOSPITAL
Discharged: Michael Flanagan,
Carl Steven Jenkins, Chas. Rob
; inson, Franklin Brown', Frankie
j Nunuruk.
WEATHER FORECAST
Cloudy with occasional snow,
northeasterly winds 15-25 mph,
low temperature expected to
night 22, the high tomorrow 30.
In the past 24 hours: highest
temperature 32, lowest 27. Max.
1 wind 34 mph from the N.E. Sun
! rise 8:38 a.m., sunset 2:55 p.m.
A year ago today: highest tem
perature 26, lowest -5. Extremes
on this date since 1907: highest!
39 in 1907, lowest -17 in 1956.
ORDER OF EASTERN STAR will
! hold its regular meeting tonight
at 8 o’clock, in the Masonic
Temple.
Alfred K. Mazonna Re-Enlisls
Army and Collects Bonus
Alvin K. Mazonna, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Mazonna of
Nome, has re - enlisted in the
Army. Eighty - nine days after
separation from te Army, S p 5
Mazonna re - entered the Army
to attend X-Ray Procedure School
at Fort Sam Houston, Tex. He
re-enlisted within the 90 day per
iod to keep his rank and qualify
for reenlistment bonus. He col
lected $1,075 for his six year en
listment in addition to a guaran
tee to attend the school of his
choice.
RUMMAGE SALE
— Mostly Boots —
— Men's Work Clothes —
LWY KOZGA
Wednesday, Nvember 17
1 to 3 P.M.
Or write to
JIM O'SULLIVAN
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO.
PIER 42,
SEATTLE 4, WASHINGTON
imsEQBMSnEIMSB
“Cheaper By The Dozen" j
Is Greatly Enjoyed
Every fall the community looks '
forward to the presentation of;
the annual High School play, and !
last Friday evening “Cheaper by !
the Dozen” was an overwhelming
success, if judged by the applause
and enjoyment of the audience.
“Cheaper by the Dozen” was a
more serious type of play than is
usually given, and showed excel
lent training under the direction |
of Mrs. W. H. Cameron. It also |
bespeaks many, many, hours of
rehearsal.
Leading roles by Whitney
West, Betty Woodcock; Elin Saiti j
and Ray Arnold were well cast,
and supported by Gail Mclver,
Dick Arnold, Rod Boucher, Danny
Rockne, Douglas Lee, Marilyn
Schmidt, Pearl Johnson, Lari
Lowe, Fred Kungesuk, John Her
man, Mary J. Longley and Clif
ford Steel. The play moved
smoothly with Billy Muller as
stage manager.
Usherettes were Mary Ann
Oquilluk and Lorene Nershak,
and Angelo Buffas was business
manager.
The director, who was pre
sented with a beautiful polished
wood salad set by the cast, en
tertained at her home following
the show.
IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
Art Nuglene received a sen
tence of 180 days on two counts
of giving liquor to a minor-, with
sentences to'run concurrently.
* * *
Ed Kingek received a sentence
of 180 days for giving liquor to
a minor.
* * *
| Hazel Singyke received a sen
1 tence of 60 days with a $60 fine,
with 30 days suspended, for being
drunk in a public place.
* • •
Herb James Jr. was found not
guilty of giving liquor to a minor.
* * *
Vernon Richards received a
sentence of 30 days, suspended,
for assault.
• • •
Orella Brown was sentenced to
30 days and received a $60 fine
for being drunk in a public place.
NAVY LIEUTENANT HAY.
FORMERLY OF NOME, TO BE
MARRIED IN CALIFORNIA
Erik Hay, son of Mrs. Marie
Hay and formerly of Nome, has
announced his coming marriage
to Mrs. Mary Alice Kelly at Port
Hueneme, California, on Novem
ber 27. Mr. Hay is a lieutenant in
the United States Navy, and the
marriage will be at the Navy
Chapel.
His home address is 2443 Fron
set Avenue, Anaheim, Calif.
After graduating from college
with an engineering degree, Erik
Hay and family were with the
U. S. Smelting Company in this
town.
i
— Pioneers Attention —
MEETING WEDNESDAY
8 P.M., PIONEER HALL
Refreshments
WANT ADS
HOUSE For Rent. Call Nugget.
FOUND—G-M key. Call Nugget.
WANTED — Heated garage to
rent. Call Red 13. c38
FOR RENT — Completely fur
nished house, 304 Steadman.
Write Blumenstein, Bethel, Al
aska. 40c
FOR CHRISTMAS — Buy Avon
products. Call J. Conklin,
Main 30. 139
PFAFF MACHINES — Rent by
the week, $4; or month, $10.
See Dorothy’s. tf
j FRESH dry salmon, 40 cents lb.
plus freight. Write Teller Com
‘ mercial Co.
SHOWING AT NOMERAMA
TONIGHT
SUDDENLY
they were
the center of
an invisible
ring menacing
closer. . . closer
every suspense
seared second!
With Carl Benton Reid • Chuck Wassil • Directed by Norman Panama • Produced by
Metvin Frank and Norman Panama • Written by Richard Alan Smmons and Norman Panama
Increasing Your Deposits Increases
Our Ability to Serve You. Deposit with
MINERS & MERCHANTS
BANK OF ALASKA
NOME, ALASKA
WE WILL BUILD NOME WITH YOU
CONGRATULATIONS!
MRS. CAMERON AND CAST OF
“Cheaper By The Dozen"’
☆-☆-☆-☆-☆-☆
MIGHTY FINE IDEA
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PAY CASH
AND SAVE!
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AH Items in Stock
At The MERC
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GET 1 FREE!
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Of Course!