Pioneers To Play Second
Game In Whist Series
Saturday Evening
The second game in the Pioneer j
\vhist series is scheduled for to
tnorow evening at 8 p.m. at the
Pioneer Igloo.
A capacity crowd enjoyed the
first game two weeks ago and
some of those attending the con
stitutional convention are expect
ed to be at Saturday’s party.
It is not necessary to attend all
the parties to compete for the
grand prize awards, as minimum
Steve Salinas To Operate
Restaurant In Kotzebue
Steve Salinas, popular and well
known cook from Nome who was
with the Bering Sea Club for sev
eral years, is reported to be open
ing a restaurant in Kotzebue.
He has taken over the Kotzebue
Grill, formerly operated by
Archie Ferguson.
average scores are given those
who miss a game or two. In ad
dition prizes are given for each
night’s play.
Fine Job Printing at The Nugget
Potluck Supper To Be
Held Tuesday Evening
In Methodist Social Rooms
The Potluck Supper planned
for members and those attending
the Methodist Church is sched
uled for next Tuesday evening in
the social rooms of the church.
In charge of the planning are
Mrs. Andrew Norland, Mrs. Rob
ert Heath, Mrs. Willie Senunge
tuk, Tillie Drake, and Mrs. W.
Mecklenburg who are contacting
as many as possible by phone.
Anyone wishing to attend may
call the Methodist parsonage or
any member of the committee.
The dinner will be at 6:30 p.m.
and is for the entire family old
and young and everyone is in
vited to attend. Be sure to bring
your own plates and silverware.
Kathleen Mclvor, scribe for the
Blue Bell Brownies, reports that
the group made valentine baskets
this week. The Brownies will fill
the baskets with candy and give
them to hospital patients on Val
entine’s Day.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Fairbanks: Lloyd War
ner, John Cross and family, Sal
DiGioia, Emily Barr, James Gil
bertson, Garfield Walla, Stanley
Kiler.
From Galena: Donald Brad
shaw, James Dowling.
From Kotzebue: Ralph Kayo
! kok, Roger Burtner.
To Kotzebue: I. Gutierrez, John
Gerwell, Mary Lou Amarok, Ed
mund McMahon.
To Candle: Angelina Moto.
To Fairbanks: Barbara Braden,
! Sal DiGioia, Barbara Anderson.
To Galena: Stanley Benston.
WORLD DAY OF PRAYER
This year the World Day of
' Prayer comes on Friday, Feb. 17.
The churches in Nome plan to
j be open all day beginning at 7 a.m.
so that all who wish to can attend
at any time of day for meditation
and prayer. The united service
will again be held this year at the
Church of the Nazarene from 12
noon to 1:00 p.m.
Anyone Recall a Mrs. Coleman?
Does anyone remember a Mrs.
Coleman who lived in Nome
about 50 years ago and who was
a librarian here?
Her great-grandson is here with
the U.S.A.F. and is interested in
any information about her. ,
POLAR BEAR BROWNIES
We met Saturday at 10:30 a.m.
Nine girls and two leaders were
present.
We held our monthly election.
Kathleen Olsen was elected chair
man; Patsy Longley, secretary;
and Jeanette Teipelman, treasur
er.
We made plans for a Valentine
party. We drew names. Then we
made some valentines and played
games.
—Mary Anne Hoyle, Scribe
WEATHEK EOiiECASi
Mostly cloudy with intermittent
light snow today through Satur
day. A little warmer. Lowest tem
perature expected tonight -20,
high tomorrow -3.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: highest tempera
ture -15, lowest -29. Max. wind
6 mph from the east. Sunrise at
8:13 a.m., sunset at 4:18 p.m.
Sweetheart Dance At
School Auditorium Will
Feature Special Combo
The Nome High School Valen
tine Dance is called the Sweet
heart Dance this year and will be
held in the school auditorium Fri
day evening from 9 until 1 a.m.
The dance, a semi-formal af
fair, is open to the public.
A special feature will be the
new school combo which will be
heard during the evening. The
combo consists of Fritz Chambers
on the cornet, Ruth Glavinovich
on the clarinet, Peter Barber
on the slide trombone, Diane Lee
on the flute and Rod Boucher on
the saxophone, assisted by the
dance pianist popularly known as
“Rich,” and Freddie Frey on the
drums.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Josephine Kaaji.
Discharged: Elizabeth Cavota,
Gordon Nashalook, Robert Kolb.
SPECIAL
F O R
SATURDAY
MAKE SATURDAY YOUR DAY
SAVE MONEY AGAIN!
Reg. NOW
Oval Hugs 2.50 1.99
Novelty Tea Towels lso .89
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Boys’ Size 2 6
Lined Bil> Overalls 2 25 1.89
Boys’ Size 6'12
Lined Bib Overalls 4 25 3.19
Drink Your Coffee From the Best China!
(What. No Whatnot Stands)
Cups and Saucers 4 95 3.99
Cups and Saucers 3 95 2.99
j Lard (1 lb.) 49 .36
Chicken (2 lb.) 118 1.05 lb.
I Chicken, larger 110 .99 lb.
Canned Tripe 75 .44
Derby Steak Sauce .10
Campbell’s
Pork and Beans 24 .16
P & K Laundry Soap 11 .05
Valentines, Daffodils
and Party Napkins
Coining Tuesday, Valentines Day
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RUMMAGE SALE
Saturday Morning — 10 o'clock
Kozga Bdg. — Community Center
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FRIDAY, SATURDAY,
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Susan Ball
Marilyn Maxwell
Anthony Quinn
New Seriiel Starts Next Friday
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SATURDAY, FEB. 11
APRIL 7 MARCH 10
FEB. 25 MARCH 24
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