T-3ird Donated To
Crippled Childrens Society
The Alaska' Crippled Children
Association was richer today by
one sleek, green Thunderbird car
— thanks to the generosity of a
Republican campaign contributor.
The gift of the T-bird was made
last week at GOP headquarters by
picking a card from a long list of
contributors. When Miss Jane
Keel pulled out card No. 322, it
turned out to be that of Byron
Gillam, 700 East Fireweed Lane,
Anchorage, Who had made his con
tribution in the name of the
Crippled Children Association.
Annual Food Sale
Set For Saturday
The Home Arts Club have an
nounced their annual Thanksgiv
ing Food Sale for next Saturday,
at the N. C. Store.
he funds from this sale go to
meal tickets for needy children,
to be used at the School Hot
Lunch Which is now part of the
(Nome School program for the
coldest months of the winter.
The tickets are made available
through the School Nurse, and the
Home Arts Club committee, and
makes it possible for some chil
dren to have a hot meal at least
once a day during the coldest part
of winter.
Contributions of home baked
foods will be welcomed. Call Mrs.
Roy Snyder, Chairman of the
Sales Committee.
NOTE OF THANKS _
The Nome Republican Club
wishes to lhank the many Nome
voters who attended the reception
held Saturday night honoring the
Honorable Fred B. Seaton, Secre
tary of Interior, and Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Slepovich, Mr. and Mrs. Bu
trrvich, and Mr. and Mrs. Brad
Phillips, lop Republican candi
dates for Slate offices.
We would like to give a special
thanks to the women who made
<-akes for the party: Mrs. Lloyd
Sundslrom, Mrs. Wallace Mclver,
Mrs. William Brown, Mrs. Russell
H?rdy, Mrs. Earl Towner, Mrs.
r '-~<?tie Waldheim, Mrs. Thomas
Johnson, Mrs. Arthur Nagazoruk
M’"., George Tucker Sr., Mrs.
Roald Amundson, Mrs. Ernie Gus
i ;n. Mrs. Sam Mogg Sr., Mrs.
r —.,.5 Waldheim, Mrs. Herb
Jenks, Mrs. Clyde Glass, Mrs.
Chuck Frazier, Mrs. Tommy Mar
tin, Mrs. Joe Kroninger, Mrs.
Bc-'-l McCarthy and Mrs. A1 Doyle.
We would also like to thank
the following Young Republicans
who helped: Gail Mclver, Margar
et Nagazoruk, Barbara Mclver,
Ruth Towner, Carol Doyle, Jean
nette Amundson, Sharon Reader,
Mary Jean Mogg, Jeanne Mogg,
and Lorena Mogg.
We would also like to lhank the
following people who assisted at j
the reception: Mr. and Mrs. Sam !
Mogg Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Wallace !
Mclver, Mrs. Bessie Moses, and
Mrs. Earl Towner Sr.
SUSY HERMANN,
Secretary,
Nome Republican Club.
ACS - CAA Take
Hornets 49-34
In a pre - season basketball
warmup last Friday night at the
high school gym, the combined
ACS - CAA five pulled away in
the final quarter and defeated the
“Hornets” of the Polar by the
count of 49-34. In the second
game of the evening the Nome
i-* n School quintet ‘bowed to the
local Alumni squad by a convinc
ing 53-33 score.
High scorer in the opening
game was Frank Austin with 17
■r> urns closely followed by Ralph
Zweigle of the winning ACS
CAA club with 13 counters. John
Bandy also showed a good eye
with 11 points. “Rich” Richardson
was high scorer for the losers
with 12.
In the second contest Gary
Longley took scoring honors for
the victorious Alumni with 16
points followed toy teammate Geo.
Bell with 14. Joe Senungetuk
with 10 and Iboth Johnny Herman
and Sig Larsen with 8 counted
for the losers.
Friday, Nov. 21, will be the
opening of league play with
the Nome High School vs. the
Merchants at 7:30 p.m. and the
ACS-CAA vs. the Polar Hornets
i at 8:45.
Teams in the league include the
National Guard, Polar Hornets,
Bronson’s Merchants, Alaska Na
tive Brotherhood, <ANB), ACS
CAA, and the Nome High School
squad. The" schedule will run thru
Jan. 6, 1959.
I
LUTHERAN WOMEN'S
MISSION STUDY
The Ladies Aid and Northern
Lights Circle will meet together
Tuesday evening, November 18th,
at 8 p.m. in the Lutheran Quonset.
This new organization meets
monthly to study missions of the
Lutheran Church.
The study on Tuesday will be
on Colombia, South America.
Grace Tocktoo and Evelyn Lang
hus will serve refreshments. Nel
da Liebig is in charge of games, j
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FAMILY NIGHT PARTY
Wednesday evening will be
Family Night and the first party
of this kind this fall at the LYW
Community Center.
The party starts at 7:30, and is
open to all families. Children un
der twelve must be accompanied
by parents, stated the director,
Esther McCoy.
There will be fun and food and
games, and the Teen Age Girls
Club members will be assisting
hostesses.
NO PARKING
Effective immediately, there
will be No Parking from 4 a.m.
to 8 a.m. on Front Street from B
Street to East City limits, on B
Street and 3rd Ave. West to Air
Field. This will allow for main
tenance and snow removal during
the winter months on the thru
streets. *
NOME CITY COUNCIL
by ROBERT F. SCOTT,
City Clerk.
Nov. 17, 19, 21,, 24, 26, 28.
J. F O'Sullivan
• Pier 42
Seattle 4
Scheduled Sailings Every Tuesday
For Seward and Valdez
and Alternate Fridays for Seward.
Write: Alaska Steamship Company,
Box 200, Anchorage
— OR —
Nome Agent For Information
200 Residents
Welcome Seaton
"At Nome Reception
About 200 persons tu—*ed
Saturday rven:'r,fT at 'i °
purpose room of Nome School, +o
welcome Fred Seaton, Secret •
of the Interior and party, ’
everyone who came was given the
opportunity to personally mei
Seaton, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sten
ovich, Mr. and' Mrs. John Butrn
vice, Mr. and Mrs. Brad Phillips
and Republicans from Nome w^n
are running for office, Charle:
Jones, Chuck Frazier, Clint Gn
and Tom Martin.
Secretary Seaton spoke briefly
at the gathering, expressing plas
ure at meeting so many peon'1'
whom he had met on two pre
vious visits. Mike Stepovich,
candidate for the U. S. Senate,
stated, “The sewer and water sys
tem for Nome is an absolute must
and will be first if I am elected,
after I get Congress to extend the
Alaska Public Works program.
This was Stepovich’s second cam
paign trip to this area.
John Butrovich, who is running
against Bill Egan for Governor of
Alaska, and who was on his first
campaign trip here, and is a sec
ond generation Alaskan, from
Fairbanks, spoke strongly on
roads for this part of the new
State, and spent a busy evening
getting acquainted.
Delicious refreshments of home
made cakes and coffee made by
W. W. Laws were served through
out the evening by daughters of
staunch Republican Party mem
bers.
METHODIST LEADERS
HERE FOR MEEINGS
James McGiffen of the educa
tional department of the Metho
dist Ohurdh is scheduled to arrive
here tomorrow for a meeting with
the teachers of the church.
Also arriving for a meeting with
the Methodist Church Board will
toe Wesley Hole, financial leader,
who will discuss plans for the new
church. Both meetings are planned
for 7 p.m. Tuesday evening at the
Community Methodist Church.
Ignatius Pushruk was given a
30-day suspended sentence by the
U. S. Commissioner Herb Jenks,
for disorderly conduct, with the
proviso that he replace or repair
the damaged windows which he
broke.
ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL
Wm. Gillis, Mary Bergamishi,
Don Weyanna.
Discharged — Mildred Keelick,
Don Grinsell, Arnett Castell, Sher
yl Boehler. M. Warneke and in
fant, James Piscoya, Freida Boh
rer, James Moses, David Willoya.
Vera Gelzer.
"4-on" Duplicate Receipt Books
For Sale at the Nugget
PIONEER
WATER
DELIVERY
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Ted Grotha
WANT ADS
FOR SALE — Woman’s muskrat
parka and baby’s rabbit parka,
reasonable. Call Glue Pot.
SELL — Those surplus items that
you don’t need. Jusrt; let a
Nugget Classified Ad convert
them into cash for you.
FOUND — Leather key keeper,
including GM ignition key. Call
at Nugget Office and pay for ad.
Showing Tonight at Nomerama
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ON
STOVE and FURNACE OIL
★ ★ ★,
Stove Oil -
50 to 199 gals. — 27^ per gal.
' 200 to 399 gals. — 26<£ per gal.
399 gals. & over — 25^ per gal.
Furnace Oil ———
50 to 399 gals. — 24^ per gal.
399 gals. & over — 23^ per gal.
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