Bruins Remain Undefeated
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In Base-City Basketball
Last Friday evening in the Nome
School gym the Air Force Jets
downed the Nome Merchants by
the score of 52 to 36 for their first
victory in the second half of the
league play.
Barnette, talented Jet guard,
turned in a fine performance,
scoring 22 points for the victors.
Paulos, Johnson and Schroeder
followed with 11, 6, and 6 respec
tively.
The Merchants had a hard time
hitting the hoop; nevertheless,
Harold Bell, George Bell, Kost
and Longley scored 10, 9, 8, and
7 respectively.
In the secozid game ,the height
of the Army Bruins under the
basket was too much for the dim
inutive Nanooks as the former
won by the scoz'e of 52 to 38.
Outstanding scorers for the
Bruins were Reiser with 18 points
and Hall with 16. For the High
School, Tony Willoya scored 11,
Mogg and Herman 8 each.
This game sewed up the 1954-55
Base-City League basketball tro
phy for the Army Bruins, as there
is only one more game for them
to play and the loss of that game
would not change the standings.
This week the game has been
moved to this Wednesday night,
Feb. 9, as the High School Valen
tine dance will be held Friday in
the gym.
i Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts
; To Hold Rally Thursday
On 45th Anniversary
On Thursday night at 7:30 p.m.
Nome Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts
are holding a rally in commemo
ration of the 45th anniversary of
Scouting. A Court of Honor .at
which five new Tenderfoot Scouts
will be taken into the troop will
be part of the rally. Other
awards will be the advancement
i of six boys to rank of Second
Class Scout.
Cub Scouts are joining with
the Boy Scouts in celebration of
this anniversary with awards
being made to Cub Scouts for
advancements.
The public is invited to attend
along with the parents of the
boys of both Pack 363 and Troop
666.
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High School Valentine
Dance To Be Held Friday
At School Auditorium
The High School has scheduled
their traditional Valentine Ball
for Friday evening at the school
auditorium. Lovely decorations
are planned and a real orchestra
will provide the music.
The affair is semi-formal with
the girls planning to wear their
loveliest gowns for “Sweetheart
Day.” The party is open to the
public.
The Perfect Gift for Your
VALENTINE
A lovely Eclipse Blouse in nylon, rayon or cotton.
Fancy styles with beautiful lace, embroidery
or net trim. Tailored styles, too. Prices from
$6.90 to $12.25.
A box of Stationersy. Many styles to choose from
in white or pastels. Regular and air weights.
Priced from 75^ to $3.50.
Scarves in beautiful floral prints. Water repellant
silk. Alaska pattern on heavy silk. $1.25-^2.25.
Jantzen or Penrose Sweaters. A styue and color
to please every woman. Karafleece, Imported
Wools and Cashmeres, Nylons, Orlons. From
$4.95 to $18.25.
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Freighter, Sailings From Seattle
Every Tuesday Calling Valdez and Seward
and
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Every Friday Calling Seward
For information address ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO. offices
either Fairbanks or Anchorage, or Pier 42, Seattle, Wash.
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Alaska Day Banquet At
Portland To Feature
Beindeer Meat From Nome
The Portland Chamber of Com
merce will highlight their annual
Alaska Day banquet with rein
deer meat from Nome.
The deer meat was selected by
the U.S. Merc from a shipment of
Golovin deer from the Sigfried
herd and was shipped today via
Alaska Airlines. There are ex
pected to be about 500 guests
present at the forum to be held
at the Multnomah Hotel in Port
land. Also featured on the menu
will be Alaska crab being' flown
to Portland from Kodiak.
This forum on. Alaska is an
annual event staged by-the Port
land Chamber of Commerce.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted Frances Peterson,
Jimmy Nershak, Theresa Noyau
kum, Mary Aukongak, Catherine
Ezekemeuw.
Discharged: Clara Curran, Elva
Ahmasuk, Margaret Olson and
infant, Frances Peterson.
Andy Peterson's Have Son
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Peterson
are the parents of a son, Jackie
Herman, born on Feb. 5th and
weighing 10 pounds, three ounces.
COME AND MEET WITH
Covenant Navigators
Tonight, Covenant Church
Time: 8:00 P.M. Singing and
volunteer speakers. Visitors wel
come. Grand opportunity to tell
of God's blessings.
NOTE OF THANKS
I wish to express my apprecia
tion to those friends who worked
so hard and have been so kind
during my recent sorrow.
Carrie Ahsaruk
WANT ADS
WANTED TO BUY—Used folding
reed organ. Contact Alfred Ma
zonna, Wales, Alaska. 27
FOR SALE—Funk & Wagnall’s
Encyclopedia, set of 36 volumes.
New. See at Nugget.
Want to rent a house or apart
ment? Call Hite — Main 123.
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Adults 85<* Children 401
TONIGHT
-Starting 7:15 & 9:15 pjn.
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Annual € of € Banquet
To Be Held Next Friday
At Bering Sea Club •
The annual Chamber of Com
merce banquet has been announ
| ced for Friday evening at the
Bering Sea Club with Stan Mor
gan,1 Bo5-0 Silverman and Walter
Hodge in charge of the program.
At this time installation "of of
ficers is planned as a special board
meeting will be held prior to the
, dinner for the election of new
officers. '
President Boyd Harwood states
that in addition to the dinner,
an unusually fine prograip has
been planned following the din
ner that will round out a fine
social evening for the guests.
Tickets for reservations are
available at several of the busi
ness houses or they can be ob
tained from members of the
board.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Alex Lord,
Maurice Kellfher, M. J. Blattler.
To Anchorage: Cpl. and Mrs.
Joseph Garoutte, Edith Hastings,
Harry O. White, Calvin Jones.
To Unalakleet: Chas. Katcha
tag, Rev. Donohue, John Hakgla.
WIEN AIRLINES
To Kotzebue: Sgt. Fred Morri
son, Everett Cummings.
From Kotzebue: Mr. and Mrs.
H. Tinney.
From Fairbanks: Alice Moto.
To Fairbanks Don Haskell, Eva
Malloy, Phyllis Freericks and in
fant, Mrs. M. J. Walsh, and Paul
Hagelbarger.
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Women s Society To
Publish Another Nome
Cook Book This Year
Women’s Society of the Meth
odist ChurCh have announced
they will publish, another Nome
Cook Book this year. Their last
publication in 1949 Was very suc
cessful and there is a continuing
demand from all over the world
for more of these interesting re
cipe books.
Members of the organization
are contacting the merchants for
advertising as the book fs pur
chased by tourists.
Women throughout the com
munity will be asked to contrib
ute their favorite recipes, espec
ially those pertaining to Alaskan
food. Anyone wishing to con
tribute, who has not been con
tacted, m&y leave their recipe at
the Nome Nugget.
On the committee are Esther
McCoy, Nancy McLean, Inge
borg Handeland, Omie McCarthy
and Emily Boucher.
MOTHERS CLUB TO MEET FOR
SEWING PROJECT FEB. 9
The steering committee has an
nounced that all members of the
Mothers Club interested in help
ing on a sewing project are to
meet at the LWY Community
Center, Wednesday, Feb. 9, at
2 p.m.
Fire Alarm On Steadman Ave.
An overheated chimney at the
residence of Collins Mendenhall
on Steadman Ave. alerted the
fire department this morning at 8.
No damage was reported.
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