MOTHER OF BOB CURTIS
TAKES FIRST PLANE RIDE
Mrs. Georgia Curtis of Super
ior, Wis., mother of Bob Cur
tis, station manager for Alaska
Airlines, is visiting here for a
couple of weeks on her first trip
to Alaska. Her trip up was also
her first airplane flight and she
is looking forward to flying with
her pilot son.
Fine Job Printing at the Nugget
k
Roell Granddaughter Visits
Phyllis Freericks, accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. Bill Hons
berger, arrived today from Fair
banks, bringing Mrs. Freericks’
infant daughter to' surprise its
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Roell.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Ralph Kugzruk and
Charles Aukeya.
Discharged: Loretta Ivanoff.
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NEW SHIPMENTS
Ladies’ Cotton Dresses
Boys’ Heavy Parkas
Ladies’ Wool Headscarves
Men’s Jantzen Ski Sweaters
Men’s ‘Dressy’ Sweat Shirts
-SAT., OCT. 10 LAST DAY OF SALE
New shipment of
RECORDS & RADIOS CHINAWARE
LAMPS & SHADES
Now is the time to buy your
; GROCERIES BY THE CASE!
$AYE $20 to $25 MONTHLY
Your frlondly Community Storo
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Wholesalo and RotaH
Phono MAIn 133 FREE DELIVERY
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COASTAL RAMBLER
Due to arrive —
Nome.October 10th
Teller.October 13th
WALTER W. SIPPRELL. Agent MAIN 68
Cavota’s Big Sale Ends Tomorrow!
CHILDREN’S, LADIES’ AND MEN’S WEAR * JACKETS * SHIRTS * SHOES * HOUSE DRESSES
/ ■ * DRESSES * BLOUSES * MATERNITY WEAR * QUILTS * AND WHAT HAVE YOU *
Parent-Teacher Party
At School Auditorium
Will Be On Friday
New and old teachers at the
Nome School will be welcomed
officially by parents and friends
at a party to be held at the school
auditorium Friday at 8:00 p.m.
Committees made up of parents
and interested community leaders
have been working hard on the
details of the party and all par
ents are contributing with re
freshments for the affair.
Mrs. Paul Carlson is general
chairman. The program commit
tee is headed by Mrs. Lewis
Hudgins, Mr. and Mrs. G. R.
Jackson; refreshments, Mrs. W.
Barber and Mrs. Dan Fritz; equip
ment, Mrs. Charles Fagerstrom;
decorations and reception, Mrs.
Steve Andersen, Catherine Fran
cis, Mrs. Carl Glavinovich, Mrs.
Larry Galvin, and Mrs. William
Cameron; serving, Mrs. R. Ben-*
son, Mrs. R. Amundson, Mrs. Pete
Reader and Mrs. Clinton Gray.
Taking part in the program are
Mayor Steve Andersen, who will
welcome the guests, Superinten
dent Angell, who will introduce
the teachers, Jim Walsh, who will
welcome the teachers for the par
ents. There will be a special read
ing by Dan Jones and musical
numbers from the school under
the direction of Music Instructor
Robert Heath. The Rev. Paul
Carlson will represent the chur
ches of the community.
WELL-BABY CLINIC
Well - baby clinics are being
held in the Health Department in
the basement of the hospital every
Tuesday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. for
all children from new-bofns to
school age.
Weighing, instructions on feed
ing, conferencing on normal
growth and development and im
munizations are available.
Be sure your child is wel4 and
not ill% as this is a clinic for
well-babies only.
If there are any questions re
garding this clinic call Main 181
any afternoon Monday through
Friday between 1 and 5 p.m.
Margaret McDonald,
Public Health Nurse
WANT ADS
FOR SHOE REPAIRS— Call Art
Monroe, Main 182. tf
FOR DEPENDABLE COUR
TEOUS SERVICE call Pioneer
Water Delivery, Main 24, for
your water this year.
FOR SALE—1950 Ford V-8 pick
up. Low mileage, A-l condition.
See Ernie Ball.
WANTED—Experienced help for
housework. Part ime. Call Main
139. 123
SHOWING AT
I theater!
MONDAY and TUESDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
“ ADVENTURES OF
CAPTAIN FABIAN ”
Starring
ERROL FLYNN
MICHELINE PRELLE
Cemetery Road Repaired
With Money Contributed
To The Cemetery Fund
Ralph Lomen reports that over
475 yards of, gravel have been
put into the cemetery road this
fall and considerable filling in is
now in progress on the grounds.
The work will continue, he states,
as long as weather permits.
Contributions continue to ar
rive, he said, from local sources
as well as from former Nomeites.
In the last mail a check for $100
was received from Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Code, who operated the
Dream Theater here for many
years.
ALASKA AIRLINES
To Anchorage: Mrs. Andrew
Nerland, William Nesbit, Teresa
Ann Moder, Mrs. Park.
From Anchorage: Bob Curtis,
Mrs. Georgia Curtis, Roy Luke,
Vicky Robinson, Charity Louns
bury.
From McGrath: Father Cun
ningham.
From Unalakleet: Child Auliye.
AMERICAN LEGION
MEETING TUESDAY
LEGION HALL — 8 P.M.
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS
Personal and Legal Size File
Folders on Sale at the Nugget.
Business Houses Sponsor
Basketball Team Made Up
Of Former High Players
The basketball season gets un
der way with an all-star team of
former Nome High students plan
ning to enter the tournament as
the Nome Business Team. They
are sponsored by the following
group of business houses who are
outfitting the group with new
uniforms.
Business houses sponsoring the
group are: Arctic Oil Sales, Bron
son Water Delivery, Cavota’s,
Nome Market, Hagen’s, Martin’s
Cold Storage, M. and M. Bank,
Nome Beverage, Nome Drug
Store, Q Cab, Reed’s Shop, Ser
vice Cleaners, Glue Pot, Nome
Nugget, The Theater, U.S. Merc,
Wallace Hotel.
Boys on the team are: Aarnout
Castel, Jr., captain, George Bell,
Louis Kost, Harold Bell, John
Bell, Clyde Nershak, Gary Long
ley.
ONLY 96 REGISTER TO DATE
Ninety-six voters have register
ed to date, stated City Clerk
Carrie McLain, who reminds the
voters that there are four and a
half days left for registration on
the special election to bond the
city for the building of the new
school addition.
BERING SEA CLUB I
7 A.M. TO 10 P.M.
CLOSED ON MONDAYS
THICK, 16-oz. T - BONE STEAKS !
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HAVE YOU
REGISTERED?
THIS SPACE HAS BEEN DONATED
TO URGE THE VOTERS OF NOME
TO DO THEIR DUTY AND . . .
VOTE ‘YES’
ON THE BONDING FOR
SCHOOL EXPANSION PROGRAM
This important issue means
the best for our children
at the lowest cost to the taxpayer.