Nomeites Hear Air Force
Chorus At Base Theater
The people of Nome responded
with enthusiasm to the invitation
of the military to enjoy a musical
program at the Base Theater last
Saturday evening, following the
basketball games, filling the the
ater to capacity.
A group of singers, part of the
Catholic choir from Elmendorf
Field, sang several groups of pop
ular songs, highlighted by a group
of Christmas carols and part of a
high mass.
On Sunday afternoon they pre
sented another concert with parts
of a high mass. Both concerts
were much enjoyed by the public
which is always appreciative of
the opportunity of hearing good
music.
Taxi-cab companies accommo
dated the public with special low
prices so that everyone could
participate who desired to do so.
ATTENTION REPUBLICANS
Meeting will be held at the City
Hall Friday evening at 8:00 p.m.
Borgne Reader, Secretary
Alaska Airlines Family Plan
Offers Reduced Fares For
Week-End Journeys
Alaska Airlines is offering an
interesting new service known as
the family plan on week-ends.
With this plan, stated local man
ager Bob Curtis, the head of the
family pays full fare and all other
members of the family pay half
fare. Points of interest on this
special plan include Unalakleet,
Anchorage, McGrath and Fair
banks.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Tn Anchorage: Mr. Marquiss,
Charles D. Jones.
From Anchorage: L. C. Fergu
son, Howard Lyng, W. Thielz, R.
Reipers.
To McGrath: Emory Young.
To Unalakleet: Leo Mark An
thony and Ted Duffield.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Steven Analook, Gil
Gegory, Catherine Dickson, Cecil
Elingnak, Jerry Havens, Sally
Carrighar.
Discharged: Simon Komona
seak, Fred Green.
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Roof Garden News
As far as the Nugget reporter
could ascertain, all committees
are now well organized and the
chairman of each is demanding
results.
The program committee, under
the able direction of Fred Bock
man, has had two rehearsals al
ready. Fred is no amateur in
theatricals, having had his train
ing on the Great White Way, New
York. He is at home on the stage
and the members of the cast say
that at rehearsals he drives and
drives until you get your lines
perfect—or else.
From what we could learn so
far, it’s going to be a great show,
something out of the ordinary. A
real treat for the people of Nome.
The committee on amusements
has been preparing for this event
a long time and spared no expense
in providing the latest attractions
in games. It will be so diversified
that there will be an opportunity
for enjoyment for all. Everybody
wins a prize. Even the children.
The finance committee says the
response from the business houses
has been mo'st encouraging and is
much appreciated. It is evident
that advertising in the Pioneer
booklet pays off.
The committee on decorations
have many new and novel designs
which will add color and life to
the occasion, all in keeping with
what this celebration represents.
All in all, this year’s Roof Gar
den bids fair to surpass anything
of its kind ever presented in
Nome.
The Nugget will try to keep its
readers informed from time to
time of the progress of prepara
tions, insofar as the management
will release such information.
WANT ADS
CABIN FOR RENT—Completely
furnished. Call Black 29.
WHITE FELT SHOES, G.I., used
but perfect. State size. $3 pair.
Bill Higgins, 319 S. State St.,
Sandy, Utah. 144
EARN 6% ON YOUR MONEY
You can have the things you want
by making small short term in
vestments in sound loans. Write
for facts on 6 % earnings to Pub
lic Finance Corp., P. O. Box 773,
Anchorage, Alaska.
HOUSE FOR RENT—If you want
a good warm house for the
winter, see George Hite, Main
123 or call the Nugget.
MONDAY and TUESDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
“ TEA FOR TWO ”
(Color by Technicolor)
-Starring
DORIS DAY
GORDON MacRAE
GENE NELSON
PATRICE WYMORE
EVE ARDEN
BILLLY DeWOLFE
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m
“THE WINSTON-SALEM
BANK ROBBERY”
The $2,000,000 armored-car
stick-up!
They boldly scorned masks, killed
anyone who got in their way.
The ..dream ..haul ..every crook
shoots for—the biggest of all (time.
(This is a true story)
IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
Joshua Savok was sentenced to
30 days in the Federal jail for
being drunk and disorderly and
to another 30 days for giving in
toxicating liquor to a minoT. The
sentences are to run consecutive
ly.
Issaiah Barr was fined $50 for
disorderly conduct.
Catherine Amarok and Stephen
Dickson Wed By Father Murphy
Catherine Amarok and Stephen
Dickson were married last Wed
nesday by Father Murphy of the
Catholic Church. Catherine is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Amarok and Stephen drives the
oil truck for Diesel Oil Sales.
Senator Charles Jones left yes
terday for Zanesville, Ohio, where
he has been called due to a death
in the family.
HOME ARTS CLUB
The Home Arts Club will meet
Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Boyd Harwood with Mrs.
Fred Bockman as co-hostess.
Members of the organization are
all bringing gifts for patients at
the ML Edgecumbe Hospital as a
special Christmas cheer projecL
NOTICE
Dr. Hardy C. Powers, senior
superintendent of the Church of
the Nazarene, will be in Nome for
services Nov. 30 and Dec. 1.
Dr. Powers is bringing with him
both 16-mm. movie film and 35
mm. slides of Africa.
Come and bring your friends
Monday, Nov. 30, and Tuesday,
Dec. 1, at 7:30, to the Church of
the Nazarene.
William Gregory Now In
82nd Airborne Division
At Fort Bragg, N. C.
Pvt. William A. Gregory is now
continuing 'his Army career as a
paratrooper in the famed “All
American” 82nd Airborne Divi
sion at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
As a member of the 82nd, Pvt.
Gregory will make periodic para
chute jumps, get advance train
ing in military tactics, and partici
pate in the training exercises and
maneuvers held by the division
throughout the year.
He is the son of Mrs. Annie Ash
enfelter of White Mountain, Alas
ka. He served in Korea with the
187th Regimental Combat Team
and his decorations include the
Combat Infantryman’s Badge; the
Parachutist Badge, U.N. Ribbon,
and the Korean Service Medal.
Prior to entering the armed for
ces Pvt. Gregory attended Eklutna
High School.
NOTICE
All persons interested in the
Community Christmas Tree Pro
gram are asked to meet at the
City Hall, Thursday evening at
8:00 p.m.
Steve Andersen, Mayor
NOTICE
The executive Committee of the
Roof Garden will meet after the
regular Pioneer meeting Wednes
day evening at the Pioneer Hall.
The committee is composed of
Fredrik Bockman, M. J. Walsh,
George Waldheim, James Walsh,
George Geamalis, Pearse Walsh,
and A. Polet, chairman.
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