KANGAROOS vs. WHIZKIDS
HIGH SCHOOL vs. ALUMNI
IN BASKETBALL TONIGHT
By HERB WILLIAMS
Local basketball fans are to be
treated to two entertaining games
tonight as the Kangaroos and
Whizkids tangle at 7 and at 8:15
the High School Girls play the
Alumni Girls.
Coach Ray Kangas’ team has
swept three straight from the
Whizkids and will be out to make
it four in a row with Dave Bell,
Willie Willoya and Sam Atuk
leading the way. The under-dog
Whizzers will counter with the
scoring punch of Corky Kost,
Jaxon Muller, Charlie Fagerstrom
and Allen Russell.
The High School Huskies will
wind up their current season
against the Alumni which they
lead two games to one. Marge
Willoya, Julia Brown, Madeline
Piscoya and Edith Morton make
up the scoi'ing punch for Hana
Ross’ team. Coach Marge Hay will
probably counter with Beatrice
Lee, Vera Huff, Lois Swanberg
and herself to stop the Huskies.
TOMMIE MARTIN MARRIES
BARBARA FLEEK OF SEATTLE
Mrs. Jennie Martin has received
word of the marriage of her son,
Thomas Martin to Barbara Fleek
of Seattle. The couple have re
cently returned from a honey
moon trip to Florida and will soon
be returning to make their home
in Nome. Tom Martin is with
Wien Airlines. Mrs. Martin has
been employed as hostess at the
Roosevelt Hotel, in Seattle'.
BOY SCOUT NEWS
Troop 666 of the Boy Scouts
has been divided into three pat
rols by Scoutmaster A1 Enix and
thfey are: the Flying Eagles, the
Apaches and the Eagles. Patrol
leaders are: for the Flying Eagles,
Red Enix; for the Apaches, Chuck
Fagerstrom; and for the Eagles,
Larry Oscarson.
Two new boys, Jack and Peter
Onedelena, have been enrolled.
At Wednesday’s meeting the
Apaches gave a demonstration in
first aid and Bruce Russell and
Paul Glavinovich demonstrated
how to signal by wig-wag.
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
J. J. DILLON, Agent — Phone Main 68
Boyd Harwood and The
Nome Drug Featured In
National Drug Magazine
George E. Munger, representa
tive of the Parke - Davis Drug
Co., arrived on his regular trip
to the “farthest north drug store
on the coast of North America.”
Mr. Munger has written an
article featured in the magazine
“Modern Pharmacy” about Boyd
Harwood and Nome. In it he says
he comes to Nome not only to
take orders for drug supplies but
to visit with the people. “Nome is
probably the most interesting
town in Alaska as it represents
more of the old Alaska. I greatly
enjoy my trips to Alaska, partly
for the excellent reception that I
receive and for the volume of
business that I do, and also to
satisfy a nomad spirit that I have
inherited.”
He also writes, “Boyd Harwood
is everybody’s friend, whether
white or Eskimo. Everyone has
complete confidence in him. He is
a very progressive merchant as
well as a very public spirited per
son.”
The article is well illustrated
with a picture' of Front Street,
interior and exterior shots of the
Nome Drug Store as well as a
close-up of Boyd himself.
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY
TO BE CELEBRATED BY
MASONS, GUESTS TOMORROW
Members of all Masonic bodies,
visiting Masons, Eastern Stars and
families will be guests of Anvil
Lodge tomorrow evening at the
Masonic Temple, when they will
join in commemorating the birth
day of George Washington with
a party.
There will be entertainment,
games and refreshments, stated
the committee in charge.
NOTICE
Are you looking for fun and
refreshments? If you are twelve
years of age or over, come to the
Nazarene Fellowship' Hall (across
the street from the school) Satur
day from 7 to 9:45 p.m.
Youth for Christ is sponsoring
a recreational program for each
Saturday evening except the first
in each month, which is the usual
time for the Youth for Christ
rally.
Come, and have a good time.
V.F.W. ANNOUNCEMENT
In consideration of the Pioneer
Card Party, the Veterans of For
eign Wars will postpone their
prize fights until March 7 at 8 p.m.
—Hap Lancaster, Cmdr.
WANT A DS~
WANTED — Bleached seal skins,
oogruk, rabbit, baby seal, or old
furs of all kinds. Art & Trading
Center. tf
FOR SALE—Argus C-4 in leather
case and flash attachment, prac
tically new, $80. See at Nug
get office.
DREAM
THEATER
Friday — 7:15 and 9 p.m.
" TRIAL WITHOUT JURY "
Robt. Rockwell, Barbara Fuller
Saturday — 7:30 p.m.
"BRANDED"
Allan Ladd
Sunday — 7:30 p.m.
Sunday Matinee — 2:30 p.m.
"HER FIRST ROMANCE"
Margaret O'Brien
Allen Martin, Jr.
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, Bobby Curran Goes To
Hospital in Bellingham
Bubby Curran, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Pete Curran, Jr., of Solomon
who has been in the hospital for
several months with polio, left
this morning for St. Joseph’s Hos
pital in Bellingham, Wash., for
special treatment. He was accom
panied by Mrs. W. B. McCarthy.
A complete file of all bills in
troduced in the Senate and House
of the Territorial Legislature now
in session is available at the
Nugget for anyone to' study.
Pastor Havens Goes To Sitka
Rev. Reeves Havens of the
Community Methodist Church
was scheduled to leave for Sew
ard today where he will lead a
series of evangelistic meetings for
a week or more. Sunday’s services
here will be conducted by Mrs.
Havens.
Don Johnson dispatcher for Al
aska Airlines, arrived * from An
chorage yesterday to handle the
DC-3 flights during the absence
of Jane Perkins, who was called
to Seattle to attend a company
meeting.
Daughter Bom to C. Readers
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reader
are the parents of a daughter,
Virginia Lorraine, born yesterday
and weighing eight pounds and
seven ounces.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: John Clarke, Fred
Ozenna, Caroline Reader, Raphael
Sebwenna, Dan Naasuk, Harriet
Amundson.
Discharged: Bobby Curran,
Vern Rodgers, John Clarke.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving from Fairbanks: Rose
Silverman, Woodrow Altiser, C.
E. Ashlie.
From Seattle: Don Grinzell,
Herbert Johnston, Edwin Plun
kett, John Paden, Anna White.
Departing for Fairbanks this
morning were Harry Knutson,
Mrs. Ben Mozee, Maurice Kelli
her, Martha Wesley, G. Munger,
Ray Brink; for Seattle: Mr. and
Mrs. Grant Jackson and daughter,
Shirley Haley, Bobby Curran,
Mrs. W. McCarthy, Herbert Bing
ham.
ALASKA AIRLINES
To Anchorage: W. H. Ullrich, *
James von der Heydt, Mr. and
Mrs. Silas Compton, Rev. Havens,
James Tobuk, Dennis Brobham,
Bill Smith.
From Anchorage: G. E. Mun
1 ger, Dave Garland, Cpl. Kelley,
Frank Miller, W. G. Rase, Howard
Mays, Don Johnson, Dan Singyke,
A. Udsterden, Andy Jones, Ed
Ebert.
From Unalakleet: S. and A.
Katchatag, James von der Heydt,
Thelma Pilafian.
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