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GIRL SCOUTS PLAN
BAZAAR FOR FEB. 9 .
Girl Scol“ leaders and execu
tives met Saturday at the home
of Roberta Ross.
A bazaar was planned for Feb
ruary 9, Saturday, at the N. C.
Co. at 10 aun. The Girl Scouts
wish to make the bazaar as big a
success as possible, since they are
limited to money-raising projects.
Proceeds from the bazaar will
be used for materials needed for
•the troops and the summer camp.
Money raised will stay in Nome
for the local children.
The bazaar will include a
bake sale, white elephant sale,
and a handcrafts sale by Troops
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There will be a Grab Bag for
the kiddies.
Pan American Airways
Arriving yesterday with Pan
American was 'Pete Olson, who
has been in Saskatchewan for the
past month visiting with his sis
ter whom he had not seen for
many years.
Departing on yesterday’s plane
were Norvin Lewis, Robert May
okok, and Mary Ashenfelter.
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Pioneers Set Dates
For Card Series
The Pioneers of Alaska have
announced that their annual card
series will start on Feb. 9th at
the Pioneer Igloo.
This annual social series at
tracts not only the older residents
'but gives newcomers in the com
j munity an opportunity to meet
other people and become ac
quainted.
The dates selected for the ser
ies of six are Feb. 9 and 16, Mar.
2, 16 and 30, and April 13.
The committees are composed
of members of the Pioneers Men
and Pioneer Women, who are
planning prizes for each evening’s
games as well as the traditional
grand prizes of beautiful nugget
jewelry.
Season tickets will soon be put
on sale.
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in excellent cond. Black 197.
FOUND—Two single keys, Yale
and Schlage. Claim at Nugget.
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AND IN
Flight to Diomede
Munz Airways made the first
flight of the season to Diomede
Island yesterday, taking two pas
sengers, t Rose Iyapana and Eu
nice Bergland.
Another flight is contemplated
for next Monday. Persons having
freight for the island are urged
to get it to the Munz office on
Saturday.
New Power Plant Unit
Expected To Start
Operating Next Week
The new 600 KVA unit for the
Nome Power & Utilites which ar
rived on the last boat is being in
stalled and is expected to go into
operation some time next Week,
Manager Luther Dunbar stated
this morning.
He also announced that phone
service is having its ups and
downs due to the icing condition.
Although many phones have
been put back into service, lines
are still going down. This morn
ing 39 phones were reported out
of order.
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NOTICE
Reservations for Secretary of
Interior Seaton's luncheon should
be made with Mary Diede at
the office of Judge Hodge by Sat
urday noon. This includes Cham
ber of Commerce and Rotary
members as well as any other
individuals in the community.
Eskimo Dance Drummer
Carl Katuck Dies
Carl Katuck, aged between 65
and 70 years, passed away yester
day.
This well-known old King Is
lander is noted for his part as
drummer in many of the Eskimo
dance shows which have been
given here.
He is survived by two daugh
ters, Mrs. Bert Merrill and Mrs.
Jimmy Kealiher.
Date for his funeral from the
Catholic Church has not been an
nounced.
BASKETBALL tonite
The first basketball game this
evening will 'be between the
league-leading Nome Merchants
and the second place Polar Hor
nets. This promises to be basket
ball at its best in Nome, so re
member the starting time, 7:30.
The second game of the evening
starting at 8:45 will bring the
High School Nanooks up against
the tall Air Force team, and this
also promises to be a contest to
watch.
More of the same fine music
will be provided by Mr. Gorman
and the School Band between the
games and during half-time.
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