NOME CITY HALL WAS
ACTIVITY CENTER FRIDAY
The City Hall building was a
busy place last Friday night. The
Nome Light and Utilities board
were in session in the office of
the City Clerk. Upstairs, the Pub
lic Library was open for regular
patrons. The City Hall was the
, busiest part of the building, how
ever, with a group of Intermedi
ateGirl Scouts and their leader,
Mrs. Louise Blanche, and their
escorts playing games and enjoy
ing a session of square dancing.
North Star
;
Tuesday Specials
CREAM PUFFS
PUMPERNICKEL BREAD
Wednesday Specials
ANGEL FOOD CAKE
POTATO DONUTS
CRACKED WHEAT BREAD
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We now serve waffles
and a limited selection
of cold sandwiches
Fire Department Repairs
Usable Toys For Needy
Children For Christmas
Members of the Nome Fire De
partment, some of the Volunteer
Firemen, Air Police and crew of
the Nome Field Fire Department,
are volunteering their time and
ingenuity to repair usable toys
for needy children for Christmas.
Right now all they need is the
toys. Many old broken down
cars, trains, etc., may have usable
parts which can be applied to
other toys.
Anyone having toys or chil
dren’s furniture are asked to leave
them at the Fire Station.
Do it now—today—as the days
until Christmas get fewer and
fewer and go faster and faster,
stated Fire Chief Webb.
DAVE WALLUK RETURNS
FROM SUCCESSFUL HUNT
Dave Walluk, who had been
overdue while hunting last week,
returned home Saturday. He had
been storm bound at Sinrock and
Cape Wooly, west of Nome. He
was able to hunt only two of the
ten days he was out, but he
fared rather well, bagging one
wolverine, one mink, two white
foxes, two red foxes, and a rat.
RUMMAGE SALE
Tuesday, November 29
10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
LWY Community Center
OH- Y0U ^
JINGLE BELLS
Yes, we have Christmas music.
PICK YOUR RECORDS EARLY
I Just received our first shipment of
TOYS
Including - - Oh! So Beautiful Dolls
I am overcome • . . More Later
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Alaska's Pioneer Merchants
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60 TEARS SERVING ALASKA
Freighter Sailings
From Seattle Every Tuesday
For Valdes and Seward
AND .FRIDAYS FOR SEWARD
i Polar Hornets Remain
Unbeaten In Base-City
Basketball League Play
The Nome Base-City Basketball
League swung into the second
week of the season play Friday
night with two thriller diller
games that kept the fans on the
edge of their seats right into the
closing seconds.
In the first game the much-im
proved ACS Signaliers downed
the Merchants 44 to 32. Capt. Bob
Ellis was high point man for the
ACS with 16, Gary Penix was sec
ond with 9. The Signaliers took
advantage of their height and
controlled the backboards thru
out the game. Clyde Nershak was
high for the Merchants with 14
points, Arne Castell was next with
11 counters.
The red-hot Polar Hornets lived
up to their name and stung the
hard fighting Air Force team 69
to 55. Bobby Herman and Milt
Willoya let the Polar attack with
24 and 23 points respectively. Bill
Vitcenda led the Air Force and
set the season record thus far for
points per game with a sizzling 26.
Robbie Hinson was next for the
Air Force with 14. Sgt. Sid Cald
well officiated in both games in
his usual able manner.
Next Friday night, Dec. 2, will
see the Nome Merchants clash
with the Air Force at 7:30. The
second game will be between the
Polar Hornets and the Nome High
Nanooks. Two wonderful games,
as good a grade of basketball as
you’ll see in any gym in Alaska.
Drop around Mr. and Mrs. Fan,
you’ll surely enjoy an evening of
thrills.
Here are the standings to date:
won lost
Polar Hornets . 2 0
Nome High Nanooks . 1 0
ACS Signaliers . 1 1
Air Force .0 1
Nome Merchants . 0 2
WIEN AIRLINES
To Kotzebue: Cecelia Peyanna,
B.L. Hackenburger, Geo. Miller.
From- Fairbanks: Max Penrod,
Robert Baker.
To Fairbanks: V. C. Morrison,
Raymond J. Hall, I. Powell, Wm.
Angell, Dennis Lee Mullins, Ed
ward Gavell, Ernest Walker.
If you want to
buy, sell or rent
houses, household furniture or
appliances, see
George Hite—Main 123
I WANT ADS
• LOST—Gold owl earring with red
eyes. Reward. Call Nugget.
FOUND — One earring with blue
stones. Call at Nugget.
Advertising firm wants housewives
with clear handwriting. Make
good money spare time. Write i
SHIRLEY MITCHELL, 129 Bel
mont Street, Belmont, Mass.
GET YOUR Santa Claus station
ery at the Pan American office.
DOG TEAM for hire, any capacity,
1 pound to 1 ton. Call Dick Orr,
Red 199. 150
FOR SALE — Seal oil. See Sam ,
Ahwinona. 143
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TONIGHT
‘‘Stand at
Apache River”
STEPHEN McNALLY
JULIA ADAMS
1 HUGH MARLOWE
Dodge For Life Con lest
Extended Through Dec. 19
Larry Galvin, local Dodge deal
er, has received notification from
| the Dodge company that due to
tremendous public response and
at the request of the National
Safety Council, the “Dodge for
life” contest has been extended.
Entries in the contest can now
be made through December 19.
Present entry blanks that Galvin
now has are acceptable and new
blanks are being rushed here.
The contest is receiving nation
al publicity and network tele
vision promotion.
Winning contestants are given
a free trip to Hollywood to com
pete for the Dodge for life.
ALASKA AIRLINES
N.E. Cape to Anchorage: Chas.
Keele, James Davis, Kenneth Al
frey, Baxter Camp, L.J. Brooks,
R.D. King, Ernest Smith, James
De Young, A. E. Denham, Milo
Carr, Jere Fowler, Joseph Daugh
erty, Monte Moore, W.E. Jorde.
To Anchorage: A1 Doyle, Harold
Tweet, John James, R.D. Halver
son, Charles Mixe, Mr. and Mrs.
William Brown.
To Unalakleet: Pete Stowell
and Kaare Kraakmo.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Archie Watson, Ruth
Ashby, Frank Elanna, Jim Me- i
Lean, Esther Elam.
Discharged: Nora and Mary
Walsh.
1 Fine Job Printing at The Nugget j
Burglar Takes About
$300 From Anchor Tavern
The Anchorage Tavern was
broken into last Friday night and
approximately $300 in currency
was taken. The burglar broke in
a window on the west side of
the building. Only the money was
taken but the burglar attempted
but was unable to break open the
juke box in the tavern.
The marshal’s office and the
city police are working on the
case.
EVERETT BACHELDER BACK
FROM TOUR OF ALASKA '
MILITARY BASES WITH DOGS
Everett Bachelder has returned
from a tour of military bases with
his saddled dog and pups which
were photographed, and on TV in
Anchorage and Fairbanks.
Escorted by ohaplains on the
bases throughout the interior the
dog, Bingo, with its packsack of
puppies was constantly in the
spotlight and enjoyed by the sol
diers and civilians throughout
his trip.
The Bachelders live in the east
end of town and have a small
team of dogs in addition to the
one which travelled.
See James K. Moses
Eskimo Artist
For* hand drawn Alaskan
Christmas cards, also
regular Eskimo life drawings.
PHONE RED 51
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The hunt for the Luck Buck goes on and on
This Week’s Lucky Buck
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U.S. MERC or NOME HARDWARE
Where else can one get such value for a buck?
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