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ROTARY CLUB MEETING
Rotary Club welcomed Stan
Morgan, who was a charter mem
ber of the group, back as a
member yesterday noon at their
regular luncheon meeting. Rev.
Reeves Havens was also welcomed
as a new member.
Guests included Pete Hahn and
L. B. Williams.
All members and guests en
joyed a military film on U. S. air
power.
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PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving today from Seattle':
Mrs. Gus Bjornstad, Col. Cutting,
Col. Wagner, B. W. Neilly.
Departing for Fairbanks: M. J.
Walsh, Col. Mack, Barney Crosby.
For Seattle: Bob Begona.
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Fire and Police Departments, and help pay for
the upkeep of your streets.
Our Fourteen Yearly Employees raise their
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FROM SEWARD
SS Denali Oct. 16 SS Denali Oct. 30
Silka Ketchikan \ Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle Juneau Seattle
SS Baranof Oct. 23 SS Baranof Nov. 6
Sitka Ketchikan Sitka Ketchikan
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For Further Information Wire. Write or Phone
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
J. J. DILLON. Agent — Phone Main 68
Two Barrow Hunters
Missing In Arctic Ice
Point Barrow residents have not
given up hope of finding two
young duck hunters who have
been lost out on the Arctic ice
since the first of October, accord
ing to Guy Okakok, visisting Fair
banks from that northernmost Al
askan settlement.
The missing men, Price Hopson,
about 25 years of age, and David
Panigeo, about 16 years of age,
were out in the Arctic Ocean off
Point Barrow in a small skiff,
hunting ducks, on the day they
disappeared. The two men, in a
12-foot plywood boat, were with
a group of about 20 other skiffs
on the duck hunt.
During the hunt, a stiff breeze
came up accompanied by swells
on the ocean. The hunting party
was out about four or five miles
from shore at the time, in dan
gerous “young ice,” Okakok ex
plained.
All of the skiffs made shore
safely except that of Hopson and
Panigeo.
Wien Alaska Airline aircraft,
the National Guard, and the Tenth
Rescue Squadron searched the
area without finding a sign of the
skiff or the men. The search is be
ing continued in a smaller way.
Experienced hunters and fish
ermen at Point Barrow believe
there may still be a chance that
the two are alive out on the ice,
since the search has not uncov
ered any wreckage or other signs
of them, Okakok related.
Hopson is well known in Fair
banks, having worked for Wien
Airlines for some time. He is the
grandson of the Hopson who came
to Point Barrow with Charley
Brower about 50 years ago.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: John Fricke, Fred L.
Kungesuk.
Discharged: Gladys Stauffer,
Frank Allman.
Word of Appreciation
Undersigned wishes to thank
his friends for the votes he re
ceived in the recent General
Election.
Receive my sincere thanks
Edward Anderson
WANT ADS
FOUND—Single key, brass. Call
at Nugget.
LOST — Ladies lapel watch be
tween cemetery and N.C. Cat
Office. Return to Mrs. Steve
Anderson. Reward. 124
FOR SALE—Dodge panel. Excel
lent condition. Main 42. Art &
Trade Center. tf
HOUSE FOR SALE—First $3500
takes it. Inquire Nome Nugget.
FOR RENT—6x6 truck by hour
or day. Drive yourself or will
furnish driver from 7 p.m. to
12 p.m. See Steve Pederson or
call Main 22 during working
hours. tf
DREAM
THEATER
Friday, Oct. 17—7:15 & 9 p.m.
" FURY OF THE CONGO "
Johnny Weissmuller
Sherry Moreland
Saturday, Oct. 18—7:30 p.m.
"THE PETTY GIRL"
Joan Caulfield - Robt. Cummings
Sunday, Oct. 19—7:30 p.m.
"THE STRIP"
Mickey Rooney - Sally Forrest
- James Craig -
PIONEERS ACTIVE
Last Wednesday evening the
Pioneers of Igloo No. 1, started
the winter season with a lively
well-attended meeting.
Daniel A. Jones was appointed
chairman of the coming Roof Gar
den and plans were initiated for
an entertaining and successful
evening for all.
All the • brothers enjoyed a
sumptuous lunch with liquid re
freshments served by Tolbert
Scott and Chas. D. Jones.
Junior Girl Scout News
In our troop there are 13 girls.
The girls’ names are:
Angeline Bahnke, Carol Tanner,
Betty Cavota, Frances Longley,
Diane Lee, Elin Valyrson, Alice
Glavinovich, Barbara Ashley, Ida
Abloogalook, Janet Muller, Helen
Reader, Donna Jean Schneider,
and Barbara Mays.
We elected the following offi
cers: Elin Valtyrson, president;
Janet Muller, vice president; Helen
Reader, secretary; Ida Ablooga
look, scribe. The patrol leaders
are Carol Tanner, Donna Jean
Schneider. Mrs. Rays is our leader
and Mrs. Newman is assistant
leader.
We are working on our second
class badges. • •.
Last week we made plans for
our Hallowe’en party.
The . Girl Scouts .are going to
have a bazaar at the N.C. Store.
It will be held Saturday, Nov. 8.
—Ida Abloogalook, Scribe
Job Printing At The Nugget -
Volunteer Workers
Continue At Cemetery
A crew of nine volunteers
worked Thursday afternoon at the
Belmont Point cemetery clearing
up debris and overgrowth.
The rubbish accumulated was
not burned, however, as there was
a wind blowing.
Today’s crew of volunteers hope
to bum the trash and continue the
clean-up.
Volunteers are meeting at the
Glue Pot at 1 o’clock and anyone
is welcome, states the committee,
to give as little or as much of
their time as they can.
In addition to the funds pledged
and printed in the last issue of
the Nugget, amounting to $405.00
the following contributions have
been added:
Subscriptions To
CEMETERY FUND
Noon. October 17
Holy Names Society .,......-$20.00
Raymond Tveter . 5.00
George Bayer . 5.00
Rotary Club 20.00
Howard Lyng .!.. 5.00
W. B. McCarthy .. 5.00
Herbert Bingham . 4 50
•Nick Evan ...:. 4.50
Donald Hopkins . 4.50
Walter Menadlook . 4.50
Floyd Syngiki .....:. 4.50
Roy Whitman' .. 4.50
Previously reported .405.00
Total ..$492.00
Better send your subscription to
Robert Baldwin, treasurer., before
we start ‘Howlin’ ’em out.’
It’s later than you think !
Committee
Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
It’s Not Too Late • • •
To order “MASTERPIECE”
with your name imprinted
POLAR CURIO SHOP
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Probably . . . But wise northerners
know there’s nothing like a Fur Parka
to keep you WARM in the winter.
Place your orders now for fall delivery !
PARKAS of —
White, Spotted, or
; Chinchilla Rabbit
Raccoon
Black or Brown Hair Seal
Spotted Seal
Muskrat
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