25 Anchorage CAP Cadets
To Visit Nome Saturday
A group of 25 Civil Air Patrol
Cadets from Anchorage are sched
uled to arrive tomorrow with
their leaders and chaperones to be
guests of the Nome CAP Cadets.
An Air Force C-47 is due to
arrive with the group about 10
a.m. Saturday morning stated
• fc£ob Emmons, commandant of
Cadets. A sightseeing tour has
been arranged and Angelo Buffas
has generously donated the use
of his bus. The cadets will have
'the afternoon to shop around town
will be entertained at the USO
Club in the evening. They plan
to return to Anchorage on Sun
day.
It is reported that only cadets
in “good standing” are being
chosen to make the trip. Both
boys and girls are expected in
the visiting group. *
Basketball Players Are
Honored at Banquet
Wednesday evening at the Ber
ing Sea Club dining room, local
basketball players and fans we»e
served a sumptuous steak dinner
and spent an enjoyable evening.
Master of ceremonies, Sammy
•Mogg, introduced the basketball
players present and also gave
honorable mention to all the
other players of the past season
who were unable to attend the
dinner. He called upon various
individuals for informal remarks
concerning the main topic of the
evening, “basketball.” A very in
teresting history of the game in
Nome was given by George Go
i^haw as he reminisced on the
early day athletics of Nome.
Entertainment was provided by
a musical trio composed of Nate
Silverberg, Robert Summers and
Paul Glavinovich.
Everyone left the gathering
with a fine feeling and with ideas
about a bigger and just as suc
cessful banquet next year.
Fine Job Printing at The Nuggef
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Qualified Voters Urged
To Go To Polls Tuesday j
City Clerk Carrie McLain ad- J
vises that any qualified voter who
has not registered may still vote
at the municipal election by sign
ing in at the polls next Tuesday.
Anyone in the community who
has been in the territory a year or
more and who has been in the
precinct 30 days is a qualified
voter.
All who have not registered are
urged to consider this an impor
tant privilege and not a duty.
Help elect those who will direct
the activities of the community
for the coming year, as there are
many important improvements
pending which need careful ad
ministration.
Softball Double-Header
To Be Played Tonight
Tonight at 7 p.m. at the school
gym the Air Force Softball team
will play the Bering Sea Club
team in the first game of the
evening’s double header.
At 8:30 the Nome High School
team will take on the Nome Mer
chants.
Lasf Tuesday evefcng all var
ious team representatives and
other interested players and of
ficials met and set up rules for
play, which were necessary as
a result of last Frida? night’s
games. It was further decided
that each team would be com
posed of seven players and each
game would be seven inning’s
long.
At the present time five teams
have been organized: the Mer
chants, Bering Sea Club, High
School, Air Force, and Base Of
ficers.
Admission is 50 cents for adults
and 25 cents for school-age chil
dren.
IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
Lewis Anagick, just out of jail,
was given a three-month sentence
and $25 fine for being drunk-and
disorderly. Two months of the
sentence were suspended.
PRE-INVENTORY SALE
on
Nugget Earrings
20% DISCOUNT
WIDE SELECTION
POLAR CURIO SHOP
U.S. DISTRICT COURT
Dorothy K. Hadley was granted
a divorce from Herbert Hadley.
Connie M. Johnson was granted a
divorce from Ray Johnson.
Mrs. Wilson Russell Leaves
For Vacation In The States
Mrs. Wilson Russell of the
bookkeeping department at the
Nome Hardware Store, leaves to
day for Seattle on a month’s va
cation. She will visit with her son
Bruce, who is in high school there
and attend a family reunion being
planned.
Letter-Size File Folders For
Sale At The Nome Nugget Office*
Last of Pioneer Whist
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Series to be Held Saturday
Saturday the final games in the i
Pioneer Card Series will be played I
after which not only prizes for j
the evening’s games will be
awarded but grand prizes for the
series will be given.
Leading tor the first five games
of the series are Mrs. Luther Dun
bar with 557 and Dan Berrettini
for the men with 565 points.
Runners up are Louise Bock
man with 559 and George Wald
heim with 557. Third now in line
i are Velma Goins and Fred Rohn,
[ with 552 and 548 points.
Tweet Bros. Here to Get
Fuel Oil for Teller
A shortage of fuel oil in Teller
brought the well-known Tweet
brothers, Bill, Wilbur and Harold,
totown on a caterpillar trip. With
them was Bill’s small son.
In the train were two cats,
three sleds, about 70 empty oil
tanks and two wanigans, one of
which was left here. They report
ed a soft trail and water in many
places.
The brothers loaded the oil and
returned as soon as possible.
The Tweets live at Teller and
mine ^in the Kougarok.
PAY CASH AND SAVE
HILLS BROS. COFFEE
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FRESH GRADE A CANADIAN
EGGS 83°
We reserve the right to limit.
U.S. MERC is the place to BUY
WANT ADS
WANTED — Day care for two
boys, aged 2 and 4. Call Lt.
John E. Manton, 1st Scout Bn.
40
FOR SALE — Cessna 140 C-85,
Mfd. Nov. ’46, 60 hrs. total A
& E, 100 since top. Never dam
aged. GE radio and transmitter,
T&B, R of C, sensitive alti
meter, cyl. head temp., 8-day
clock, good tires, pneumatic tail
wheel, $1545 cash. Aaron W.
Leno, Alaska Native Service,
Pilot Station, Alaska. 39
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