Hornets and Nanooks
Down Merchants and ACS
In Hoop League Opener
The Polar Hornets downed the
Nome Merchants by a score of 63
to 40 in the first game of the
basketball league play last Friday
evening. The Hornets had little
trouble with the Merchants and
controlled the game throughout.
Quarters scores were 17-10, 33-20,
43-33 and 63-40. For the victors
Bob Herman scored 28 points and
Tony Willoya 23. For the Mer
chants Pete Larsen was high point
, man with 25.
In the second game the High
School Nanooks won over the
• ACS Signallers 40 to 27. Both
teams were a little slow in get
ting started but the game was
well played with a fairly low foul
count for each team. The High
; School substituted freely and had
no 'trouble maintaining the lead
throughout the contest. High scor
ers for the Nanooks were Corkie
Kost with 11 and William Willoya
: with 10. For the Signaliers, Ellis
: racked 8 antf Mahlen 7 -points.
A 12-piece school band under
the direction of Bob Heath pro
• vided excellent music between
games at at half time during the
last game.
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No Winners to Date
In Lucky Buck Contest
The Lucky Buck contest spon
sored by the U.S. Merc and Nome
Hardware Store is in its third
week without any winners to
date.
These new dollar bills are in
circulation in Nome unless they
have been pocketed and left town,
stated Larry Galvin, and are
worth ten dollars in trade at
either of his stores. He is adding
a new number to the two from
last week so everyone is urged
to watch their change from any
source because these bills do get
around.
OES Meets Tonight
Members of the Order of East
ern Star will enjoy a social meet
ing this evening at the Masonic
Temple. Beverly Morgan, Worthy
Matron, said refreshments will be
served.
CORRECTION
There was an error in The
Theater ad in Friday’s issue of
the Nugget. Tonight’s will be
the last showing of the outstand
ing film, “Executive Suite.” It
will not be shown on Tuesday as
advertised. Tuesday evening’s pic
ture will be “Big Trees” with
Kirk Douglas and will be shown
one night only.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage^ Ralph Ballot,
Donald Zulver, Harry Gabrielson.
To Anchorage: Chuck Samuels,
John Gregory, Helen and Wayne
Russell, James C. Parsons.
To McGrath: Sig Krogstad.
To Unalakleet: Nick De Petris.
Everyone is invited to the an
nual Thanksgiving Potlatch at
5:30 p.m. Thanksgiving Day at the
LWYCC Recreation Hall.
After the dinner there will be
a film on Japan and a worship
service led by Rev. Mecklenburg.
Girl Scout Sale Postponed
The Girl Scout Rummage Sale
which was to have been held next
Tuesday, has been postponed until
a later date which will be an
nounced.
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The Nome Market
dosing Temporarily November 26
10% Off On Canned Goods
And Frozen Items Will Continue
Substantial Reductions on Remaining Case Goods
60 YEARS SERVING ALASKA
Freighter Sailings
From Seattle Every Tuesday
For Valdez and Seward
AND FRIDAYS FOR SEWARD
Sen. Chas. D. Jones
Reports George Goshaw
Has Miraculous Recovery
Senator Charles D. Jones, who
returned from Portland where
he served on the resolutions com
mittee at the meeting of the Re
publican party with representa
tives of the Western States, Ha
waii and Alaska, reports that he
visited with George Goshaw
at Vancouver, Wash., and marvels
at his miraculous recovery. He
said that Goshaw now walks with
a cane and expects to be out of
the hospital in a couple of months.
On his return to Alaska, Jones
stopped at the Constitutional Con
vention at the University of Alas
ka and the following delegates
sent their addresses should anyone
wish §to write them with sugges
tions on the constitution:
Pete Reader, Fairbanks Hotel,
telephone 4110; John McNees,
Northward Bldg., Room 321; May
nard Londborg, Alaskan Inn, Rm
21, tel. 5414; W.W. Laws, Nordale
Hotel, Rm. 328.
NOTICE
Regular Rotary luncheon will
be held Wednesday instead of
Thursday because of Thanksgiv
ing Day.
RUMMAGE SALE
Tuesday, Nov. 29, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Lavinia Wallace Young
Community Center
—
If you want to
buy, sell or rent
houses, household furniture or
appliances, see
George Hite—Main 123
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Innerspring mattress,
coil springs, bedstead. $50. Call
Cherry’s Barber Shop. 138
DOG TEAM for hire', any capacity,
1 pound to 1 ton. Call Dick Orr, |
Red 199. 150 |
FOR SALE—Frigidaire, clothes
dryer. $200. Phone Main 8. tf
FOR SALE—1 pair size 6 shoe
skates. Call Nugget.
FOUND—Dark - striped kitten.
Call Nugget.
FOR SALE — Seal oil. See Sam
Ah winona. 143
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Home Arts Food Sale
Nets $200 For School
Hot Lunch Program
The food sale held last Satur
day at the N.C. Store netted about
$200, it is reported, which will
be turned over to the School Hot
Lunch Committee for the pur
chase of lunch tickets for needy
children.
The turkey given away during
the sale was given to Mrs. Wm.
Cameron and the beautiful cake
contributed by Sandy Snyder was
given to Jackie Muller.
Half Pound of Gold
Arrives For Pioneer
Roof Garden Give-Away
Mike Walsh was on hand with
a sawed-off shotgun to guard the
shipment of gold nuggets when
they arrived in Fairbanks from
the Kuskokwim. Mike says: “They
are the finest nuggets we’ve ever
given away.”
Harry Lewis stated it was a big
struggle to get them off the plane
and onto the truck Frank Morris
had waiting to haul them into
town.
An Air Force Office, Major
Pierce, saw them and altho he
isn’‘t living here, left his name
and address with Pioneers here so
he could be the first Roof Gar
den participant.
Well - known miners Ben Gil
lette, Tolbert Scott and Fred Rohn
will be around any day now to
give you a look at these real big
slugs. Paid Adv.
Rose Marie Fagerstrom
And Arne Olson of ACS
Are Married Saturday
Rose Marie Fagerstrom, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Fager
strom, and Arne Olson, of the
ACS, were united in matrimony
in a double-ring ceremony Satur
day evening. Rev. W. Mecklen
burg performed the ceremony at
the home of Myrtle Chambers,
sister of the bride.
Attendants were Mrs. Cham
bers and Don Grosgebauer.
Following the ceremony rela
tives and close friends of the
bride and groom enjoyed partak
ing of the beautiful wedding cake,
coffee and ice cream.
Special piano music was pro
vided by Frank Richardson who
played “Embraceable You” and
‘I Love You Truly,” followed by
Lohengrin’s “Wedding March.”
The young couple are making
their home in a Hite apartment
on First Ave. West.
Bachelder and Dogs
Making Hit in Fairbanks
Everett Bachelder with his well
known dog, Bingo, carrying its
two grandchildren puppies in
a saddle bag, have been showing
off in Fairbanks where they will
be on radio and television, it is
reported.
Bachelder is now in Palmer
where he is assisting at the Chil
dren’s Home, after which he will
return to Fairbanks for a con
ference before returning to his
family here.
Where, Oh, Where Are The Lucky Bucks
Oh, Where Oh, Where Can They Be?
Someone Must Have the Following Numbers—
M 90 763 942 H
J42 190 067-H and J42 190 225-H
These dollar bills are each worth $10. in trade at
US. MERC or NOME HARDWARE
Where else can one get such value for a buck?
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