Frances Smith
And Norris Finch
Married Saturday
Frances Smith, daughter of
Mrs. John Short and Arthur
Smith, was married to Norris Le
Roy Finch Saturday evening at
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church,
with Rev. John Maakestad per
forming the double ring cere
mony.
The bride, who wore a floor
length brocaded taffeta gown with
finger tip veil tucked into a crown
of pearls, carried red roses and
was attended by Mrs. John
iRauoh as matron of honor and
Grace Fisk as bridesmaid. They
were dressed in yellow and green
crystaleen ballerina length match
ing gowns and carried yellow and
white carnations.
The groom was attended by
Willis Brown as best man. John
Rauch and Robert Harwood acted
as ushers.
The church ws candlelighted
and decorated with red and white
gladiolas. Music on the organ was
by Robert Baldwin.
Following the ceremony the
wedding guests attended a recep
tion at the Pioneer Hall where
the wedding cake made by the
groom and decorated by Robert
Emmons, was cut. Assisting dur
ing the evening tvere Alice Hud
son with the guest book, Mrs.
West and Diane Lee at the gift
table. Mrs. W. R. McCarthy, Mrs.
Boyd Harwood, Mrs. Robert Bald
win, Mrs. Emily Boucher and Mrs.
Robert Spear assisted with the
serving.
The young couple plan a wed
ding trip through Alaska, and will
return here in December to make
their home.
NOME MERCHANTS INVITED
TO ADVERTISE IN DENALI •
Bill Boucher arrived Saturday
from the University of Alaska to
consult with local advertisers in
' he preparation of their advertise
ments in the University annual,
Denali.
: This will be the first time that
"Nome has had the opportunity of
being included in the list of ad
visers, which come from all
over the Territory.
MRS. ROBERT OKPEALUK
P..3SED AWAY SATURDAY
Mrs. Robert Okpealuk, who was
in her early fifties, passed away
Saturday. She is survived by her
husband and several children who
reside here. Plans are being made
for a funeral from the St. Joseph’s
Catholic Church, and date and
time will be announced in Wed
nesday’s paper.
h'-ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL
Mary Allen Attatayuk, infant
of Alton Picknalook, Beverly Gel
zer, Frances Walker Jr.
Discharged: Pauline Curran,
and James Scott transferred to
hospital at Kotzebue.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
TONIGHT
CITY HALL. 8:00 P.M.
AN OP^N LETTER
TO ALL CANDIDATES FOR
PUBLIC OFFICE IN THE NEW
STATE OF ALASKA
The financing of the govern
ment of the new State of Alaska
is a question of interest and grave
concern to every citizen. We are
certain to face serious problems
in the raising of sufficient revenue
to meet the many demands for
funds to operate the new state.
With so grave a financial prob
lem we are sure to hear the sug
gestion made — as indeed it has
already been made — that the
basis of our financial structure
and the solution to our financial
ills might be by making this a
state where gambling is legalized
for revenue purposes.
. We are writing to ask you as a
candidate for office to the new
state to put yourself on record as
to your stand on the question of
whether or not the State of Alas
ka shall legalize gambling.
Will you make your stand
known in the public press with
a copy to us?
—JUNEAU MINISTERIAL
FELLOWSHIP,
107 Second Street,
Juneau.
YOUNG LADY WISHES TO
FIND ALASKA PEN PAL
To The Editor:
September 2lSth, 1958
I am writing to ask you. Could
you please fnd me a girl pen
friend, anywhere in Alaska.
L- isaknown friend ETA ETT
My name is Ohristabel Pelton,
and I am seventeen years of age.
I am interested in reading,
drawing, film stars, tapestry, for
eign money and stamp collecting,
records and horses.
I am working in an office in
Adelaide, which is the capital of
South Australia.
I would be very pleased if you
could help me.
CHRISTABEL PELTON.
Lower North Adelaide,
129 Stanley Street
Adelaide,
South Australia,
BASKETBALL MEETING
This evening the Managers and
Coaches of the Nome Basketball
League will meet at the Nome
High School at 8 p.m. to make
final preparations for the forth
coming basketball season.
WEATHER FORECAST
Fair tonight and Tuesday.
Northeast winds, 25 to 30 mph.
Low tonight, 0, high tomorrow,
13.
FIRST YEAR BROWNIES
Sunflowers — Our troop has
elected officers. They are: Presi
dent, Agnes Nuglene; Treasurer,
Susanne Pushruk; Scribe, Selma
Tingook.
We are busy learning new songs
and games. We surely enjoyed
our Hallowe’en Party.
—SELMA TINGOOK,
Scribe.
REPUBLICANS —
There will be an important
meeting of the Republican Club,
Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock,
at the City Hall.
Scheduled Sailings Every Tuesday
For Seward and Valdez
and Alternate Fridays for Seward.
Write: Alaska Steamship Company.
Box 200. Anchorage
— OR —
Nome Agent For Information
Committees Named
For The Pioneers’
Annual Roof Garden
I Pioneers of Alaska, Igloo No.
[ 1, has announced the chairmen
for the Roof Garden Committees.
Those named:
General Chairman, Axel Edman;
Nugget Committee, M. J. Walsh;
Program, Russell Hermann; Print
ing and Advertising, P e a r s e
Walsh; Door, William Cameron;
Finance, Stanley Morgan; Bingo,
Charles Lewis; Wheel of Fortune,
j Grace Edman; Fish Pond, Ellen
Waldheim Spears; Cakes, Christy
Waldheim; Nugget Cake, Susie
Hermann; Refreshments, Geo.
Geamalis, John Kost, Gus Bjorn
stad; Cleanup, Thomas Martin;
Bar, Pop, etc, George J. Wald
heim; Ice Cream, Luther Dunbar;
Order Committee, Children’s Re
freshments, Boy Scouts.
The date of the annual event
has been set for December 13th
at the Nome Schol.
Rehearsals start this week on
the program of local talent which
promises to be unusually good this
year.
The gold nugget which is being
given away, is a rare one of un
usual size and beauty, and worth
several hundred dollars. It will
soon be on display.
MRS. R. OTITITUK PASSED
AWAY AT TELLER MISSION
Mrs. Robert Otitituk passed
away at Teller Mission October
] 23rd. She was held in high esteem
by all in the Village. She was 63
years of age and had spent 40
years at Teller Mission. She suf
fered for many months with can
cer. Funeral services were con
ductecl by Rev. Hegland, October
28th.
CARRIE McLAIN APPOINTED
COUNCILLOR OF JUVENILES
Carrie McLain has beep ap
pointed Juvenile Councillor of the
Board of Juvenile Institutions, re
placing Mrs. Robert Grant, who
resigned recently.
VOTE FOR
REPUBLICAN
R. E. Robertson
For United States Senate
"A" TERM
An Alaskan for Alaskans
with Good Government For All
Resident of Alaska for 52 Years
ON NOVEMBER 25 VOTE THE
Full Republican Ticket
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glasses. Call at Nugget Office.
FOR SALE -i- Baby crib. Good
condition. Call Nugget. ltc
FOR RENT — 3-room house. Call
Nugget. 134p
FOUND — Leather key keeper,
including GM ignition key. Call
at'Nugget Office and pay for ad.
FOUND — 2-month-old pup with
white paws, found on the beach.
Call at Nugget Office.
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