PTA MEETING NOTES
The class of Mrs. Gunnar
Langhus carried off the honors
for the highest parent attendance
at the PTA meeting last evening.
Because this class has won this
honor at every meeting this year
it is being given a special award
of $35 by the PTA. The class is
planning to use it for two very
diversified projects. The young
■people think they would like an
:ant colony (under glass, of course)
■ and instruments for a rhythm
•band.
, The PTA attendance plaque
.now will go to the room with the
second best parent attendance,
which is the 7 th grade room of
Miss Roberta Ross. Next in line
was the 3rd grade of Mrs. Walsh.
A very comprehensive talk on
cancer was given by Dr. Wm.
A^' Woodcock, which “anybody
could understand,” according to
one parent.
Light refreshments were served
by . hospitality committee, Mrs.
W. Mecklenburg and Mrs. Russ
'Hardy.
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F. RHODES, NEW CAA
MANAGER ARRIVES
Mr. F. Rhodes, accompanied by
his wife, arrived from Galena in
their own plane, to take up resi
dence here.
Mr. Rhodes, who has been CAA
station manager at Galena, re
places Wm. Barber who was
transferred to Anchorage.
MOLITOR AND DOREMUS
OPEN DOWNTOWN OFFICE
Molitor and Doremus, account
ing firm, who have been operat
ing in the residential part of
town, have now opened a down
town office in the old Q Cab,
between Polet’s Store and Doro
thy’s Shop. The office is handled
by Jim Gillis.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Charles Seetomona,
Pauline Witner, Helen Piscoya,
Vern Miller.
Discharged: Eddie Komakhuk,
Lawrence Anderson, Gloria Jean
Crump, Steven Sundstrom, John
Norbert, Sr., Bernice Davis.
'T '"“If
Two Small Children
Perish In Home Fire
At Village of Koyuk
Henry Adams, son of Milton j
Adams, has received the sad •
news of the death of two of his ]
brother’s five children in a fire I
which destroyed their home at j
Koyuk.
According to the report both
Alfred and Mrs. Adams were!
away from home last week, and
the five children were alone. The
fire was started by the children
| playing with matches.
When the fire broke out, peo
i pie from Koyuk village managed
to rescue three of the oldest
children, but the two youngest
ones perished in the flames that
destroyed the home.
Alfred Adams is a son of Milton
Adams, the ferry man at Safety.
Xmas Tree Report
The 1957 Community Christ
mas Tree fund showed a net sur
plus of $303.95, according to the
report submitted by Chairman
Mary Andersen.
Receipts totaled $1,252.23 —
$882.85 in voluntary contributions
and $113.77 from the jar collec
tions. Expenses amounted to
$948.28, leaving the balance as
a starter for next year’s Christ
mas Tree.
A CORRECTION
In our account of the basketball
game to be played here on Feb. 8
between the Nome and Juneau
National Guard teams, we goofed.
We said the game wras sponsored
by the Guard—when in fact it is
being sponsored by the March of
! Dimes. All proceeds from the sale
of tickets to the game will go to
the March of Dimes.
BAHA’I LECTURER
TO SPEAK HERE
Florence Mayberry, Baha'i lec
turer from Santa Paula. Calif.,
will arrive in Nome on the 29th
of January. She will show colored
slides of the Holy Land *and Eu
rope on Wednesday night. Thurs
day the 30th, she will give a talk
on the Baha'i World Faith. Both
meetings will be held at the Pio
neer Hall at 8:00 p.m.
There are never any charges or
collections for any Baha'i meet
ing. All races are cordially in
vited to attend. For further in
formation phone: Baha'i Center,
Red 142.
— Paid. Advt.
ATTENTION
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN
Meeting Tonight — 8 p.m.
WANT ADS
LOST—Red billfold. Please re
turn to The Nugget.
LOST—Man’s brown trim glasses
in gray case. Reward. Hedreen.
WANTED TO BUY —Ski boots,
size 8Vfe or 9. Call Black 65 13c
NEW DRY RED SALMON 454
lb. in bundle lots. 504 lb.
straight. —R.R. “Bob” Blodgett,
Teller Commercial Co., Teller.
FOR SALE—21" TV, 2 bedroom
suites, 1 new, 1 used, lounge
chair, ottoman, electric roaster
oven, electric blankets. Call
Main 162.
FOR SALE—Property with in
come of over $2600 per year.
Lots 18 and 19 in Block 30,
together with all buildings and
furnishings, known as ACS
Garage. Sealed bids will be re
ceived by Grant Nelson until;
Feb. 15. We reserve the right j
to reject any or all bids. 20
SHOWING AT THE NOMERAMA
Two Shows Nightly, Starting at 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
FRIDAY
Wednesday ,
J and
SATURDAY
and _
N. C. STORE
AND
SUPERMARKET
WILL BE CLOSED
SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. 1
FOR INVENTORY
BUT WILL BE
■
OPEN
FOR BUSINESS
1 P.M. SATURDAY
NC COMPANY fea
Alaska's Pioneer Merchants \
Main 133 Free Delivery
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FREIGHTER SAILINGS From Seattle
Every Tuesday for Seward & Valdez
Also Alternate Fridays For Seward
for further information contact
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMANY
P.O. Box 200, Anchorage
Thursday
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GAMBLER
FROM
NATCHEZ
NO PLACE TO HIDE...
EXCEPT IN HER ARMS!
HERBERT J. YATES
presents
RAYMILLAND
wi,h RWWatene.
Dale Robertson
by Consolidated Film Industries
co-starring
and MARY MURPHY • WARD BOND
With RAYMOND BURR • ARTHUR SPACE
. . , n IEE VAN CIEEF ■ ALAN HALE • DOUGLAS SPENCER
I JPnra FaffPt Screenplay by JOHN TUCKER BATTLE
& Story by MORT BRISKIN
Directed by R. Ml LUND
MERC MEAT
tKe Place .o Save
POT ROAST OF BEEF
Commercial Grade 59c lb.
SALMON TROUT
Qwuk 39c lb.
SHEE FISH
39c lh.
SALMON
Qwukluk 1.53 eac
MUTTON STE7/ •
35c lb.