Special Musical Program
To Be Heard at Chamber Banquet
The committee in charge of the
annual banquet of the Chamber
of Commerce has announced that
in addition to the regular program
previously announced there will
be a special musical program.
The dinner, scheduled for next
Tuesday at the Bering Sea Club,
is open to the public by reserva
tions available at several business
houses.
President Galvin states that one
of the important items of business
will be the election of three new
boai’d members. He also said that
reservations must be in early as
seating capacity is limited and
late reservations greatly incon
venience those preparing the din- j
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ALASKA AIRLINES
To Anchorage: Stanton Katcha
tag, Mrs. A. Johnson, Clarence
Allen, Russell Tootkayalook, Kirk
Howarth, Noah Skin, Andy Cleve
land, Wilbur Milton, Rofbt. New
lin, Gilbei't Kennedy, Cpl. Miller,
James Traeter.
Bernard Kuzinuk, Tony Push
ruk, John Thomas, Carl Kutuk,
Olaf Piscoya, Annie Polluk, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Ellanah, Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Koonuk, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Ahkolik, Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Mogg, Sam Mogg Jr.
Fi'om Anchorage: John Garner.
From Unalakleet: Art Johnson.
From McGrath: Mrs. Gerald
Neuman and children.
To Kotzebue: Mary Irrigo, Ruth
Slwooko.
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Pioneer Card Series Will
Start Tomorrow Night
The committee in charge of the
Pioneer Card Party, first of the
1953 series, to be held tomorrow
evening at the Pioneer Hall, re
ports everything in readiness for
the occasion.
The weather is most favorable;
the Flu has about subsided and
many people who have been in
disposed or remained home due
to extreme cold weather are go
ing to take advantage of this op
portunity to get out among their
friends, relax, and enjoy an even
ing of good, wholesome enter
tainment.
Prizes will be awarded at each
game of the series, which will
continue for six games. Score
cards will, be tabulated and held
until the final game of the season.
At that time grand prizes, usual
ly very appropriatee and in keep
ing with Alaska tradition, will be
awarded to the winners, men and
women.
Lunch will be served at each
party after the game is over.
There will also be dancing for
those who wish to take part.
The Nugget is in receipt of a
file of all the bills brought up in
the Senate to date (33) as well as
a copy of the* Territorial Senate
Journal. Anyone wishing to see
the material may call at the Nug
get office.
The women of the Covenant
Church will meet Wednesday
evening at 7:30 at the Old Church
Building to start sewing on the
Alaska jackets and other sewing.
NOTICE TO VOTERS
The Poll Book for the registra
tion of voters for the forthcoming
Municipal and School Board elec
tion, shall be open WEDNESDAY,
February 18th. Qualified regis
trants must be thirty (30) days in
the precinct and one year in the
Territory. Election date: April 7,
1953. —Carrie M. McLain
City Clerk
Pub. Feb. 13,20,27, 1953
NOTICE TO MOTORISTS
Motor .vehicle drivers are given
until MARCH 1st to secure their
City Driver's License and car
sticker. Chauffeur Licenses of
taxis or cabs are also required by
that date. Anyone driving without
them is subject to arrest and a
fine. —Clyde D. Glass
Chief of Police
Pub. Feb. 13, 20, 27, 1953
WANT ADS
CRIB for sale. Call Main 124.
PRICED For Quick Sale—$7,500
house and two lots for $3,500.
Property on Fourth Ave. See
Mr. Tate or write Hank Miller,
Box 273, Union Oregon. 19
DREAM
THEATER
Friday — 7:30 p.m.
"FLAME OF STAMBOUL"
Richard Denning, Lisa Faraday
and The Three Stooges in
"SLAP HAPPY"
Saturday—7:30 p.m.
"THE GREAT MO RAID"
Wendell Corey, Ellen Drew
MasDonald Carey
Sunday Matinee — 2:30 p.m.
"UNDER THE GUN"
Richard Conte, Sam Jaffe
Audrey Toller
and LASSIE in
"THE PAINTED HILLS"
TUNDRABIRDS, NANOOKS TO
CLASH TOMORROW IN LAST
GAME BEFORE ANCHORAGE
By HERB WILLIAMS
There will be no games tonight
because of the Valentine Dance.
However, tomorrow afternoon at
2:00 the Tundrabirds (16-1) will
clash with the Nanooks (14-9) in
a single game.
Nome High upset the 32nd in
their last tilt 46-34. The Tundra
birds have won the other three
games 31-15, 42-29, and 34-24.
This will be the Nanooks’ 'last
home appearance before they take
to the “road” and leave for An
chorage to play in the big tourna
ment.
Andy McCarty, ' Carol Deket,
Mike Litman and Byron Walton
make up the 32nd attack,- while
Coach Pete Hahn will probably
counter with A1 Sahlin, George
Bell, Milt Willoya and Buzzy
Swanberg to head the offense.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Two round-trip passengers werp
the only inbound passengers to
day, Art Martin and Loius Mess
ing.
Departing were Ben Mozee,
Herb Jenks, Herman Smith and
Fred Cleveland \ for Seattle. For
Fairbanks, Sister Andre, Sistfer
Jacqueline, Robert Stine and A1
Knowichi.
Legal Blanks at The Nome Nugget
Nome High Basketball
Team Are Rotary Guests
The Rotary Club had the Nome
High School basketball teams and
their coach as its guests for
a send-off before they go to Ah
chorage hext week for th^ tourn
ament. Present were:
Pete Hahn, George Bell, Robert
Summers, Dean Martin, Vernon
Olson, Milton Willoya, Buzzy
Swanberg, Pete Larsen Jr., David
Bell, Elmer Greene, Robert Her
man, and Alfred Sahlin.
Coach Pete Hahn was asked to
present the boys to the club and
speak about their anticipated tour
nament. Then Rotary President
Boyd Harwood called on Superin
tendent Angell to speak on the
merits of the athletic program in
the school curriculum and Pastor
Havens to discuss the value of
school athletics in the life of the
community.
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Admitted: Elizabeth Saclamanna.
Discharged: Stanton Katchatag,
Jane Ben, James Heryford, Fanny
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ANNUAL BANQUET
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17
BERING SEA CLUB—7:30 p.m.
Tickets On Sale At:
N. C. Store, Nome Drug
and Nome Hardware
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