20 BOYS ENROLL IN
SCOUT TROOP 666
Troop 666 of the Boys Scouts is
off to a good start with 20 mem
bers who are:
Tommy Smith, Carl Tveter, Don
Outwater, Dale Marten, Francis
Walker Jr., John Herman, Peter
Barber, Arthur Martin, Angelo
Buff as, Arthur Nuglene;
Tommy Tootkayalook, Percy
Outwater, Jack Elo>ok, Joseph
Amarok, Billy Joe, David Davis,
Douglas Davis, Philip Bronson,
Kenneth Kotongan, Steve Peter
son.
The theater is going to give free
tickets to 'the patrol that has the
best project this month. The boys
will pay the tax.
Fine Job Printing at the Nugget
Legion and A.N.G. To Conduct
Funeral Services For Jim Allio
Military burial services, with
the American Legion and Alaska
National Guard participating, will
be held at Belmont Point ceme
tery at 2 p.m. Nov. 14, for James
E. Allio, recent Lost River Mine
accident victim.
Allio was born in Louisville,
Ky., July 7, 1927. He served with
the U.S. Marine Corps and re
ceived his honorable discharge in
1946. He is survived by his father
Joseph Allio and a sister Betty J.
Allio, both of Anchorage, Ky.
MMM HOSPITAL
Discharged: Mary Bergamachi,
Sig Savok, Catherine Amarok,
James McNamara.
Basketball Games Tonight
Start At 7 At School Gym
First place will be at stake to
night in the Base - City League
when the Nome Merchants meet
the Nome Nanoo'ks at 8:15, both
teams having won their opening
round games in Tuesday’s play.
The Merchant team is composed
entirely of players who formerly
attended Nome High and it should
turn out to be a fast-moving game.
Lomen Commercial, who drew
the first round bye on Tuesday,
will play the Detchament 23rd,
who lost their opening game to the
Merchants. The Lomen team has
several new faces in the lineup
and is highly regarded as a dark
horse for the top honors at the
end of the season. Game time for
the first tilt is at seven.
—MEET THE MUKTUK KID—
Come in and shoot the bull
with Jack. Plenty of BLACK
MUKTUK at the U.S. MERC..
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
A caucus shall be held in the
School Gymnasium Nov. 18. 1953,
at 8:00 o'clock p.m., under the
direction of the Nome City Coun
cil, for the purpose of discussing
the feasibility of the light and
power project as a utility for the
City of Nome.
Carrie M. McLain
City Clerk
Publ. Nov. 11, 13, 16, 18, 1953.
- NOTICE
Members of the Home Arts Club
will meet at the residence of Mrs.
Roy Wall Tuesday evening, 8:00
p.m., to make posters for the ben
efit food sale scheduled for Nov
ember 24 at the N. C. Store.
WANT ADS
HOUSE FOR RENT—If you want
a good warm hofuse for the
winter, see George Hite, Main
123 or call the Nugget.
FOR SALE — 6-year baby crib,
stroller and clothes hamper.
Call Black 104. 135
FOR SALE — Philco refrigerator,
excellent condition. Call Red 43.
136
FOR SALE—Model A Ford, $200.
Across from Catholic Church on
3rd Ave. 136p
WILL provide care for child, two
years and up, during day. Call
Main 70.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
A Great Western Epic ‘
A Story You’ll Never Forget!
“ WESTWARD
THE WOMEN”
Starring
ROBERT TAYLOR
DENISE DARCEL
JOHN McINTIRE
SATURDAY MATINEE
Starting 5:15 p.m.
“ Westward The Women ”
SUNDAY ONLY
5:15 - 7:15 - and 9:15 p.m.
“SCARLET ANGEL”
IN TECHNICOLOR
Starring
YVONNE DeCARLO
ROCK HUDSON '
RICHARD DENNING
— AND —
lOih Chapter "NYOKA" (Serial)
Rotarians Plan Party
The Rotarians are celebrating
their anniversary tomorrow even
ing with a dinner-dance party for
the ladies of Rotary and invited
guests.
In charge of the party are Co
Chairmen Maj. Stan Morgan and
Jim von der Heydt; hall decora
tions, Pearse Walsh, Dan Fritz,
Russell Herman, Arv Saario; re
freshments, Bill Cameron, Carl
Glavinovich; dance, Bob Curtis
and Bob Lewis.
The party will include a dinner
followed by about an hour’s pro
gram and a dance.
Jack Dowd's Wife and Son
Join Him Here From Texas
Jack Dowd, Jr., who is stationed
at Nome Field, welcomed his wife
and small son from Texas today.
They plan to stay in Alaska while
Jack is located in this area.
Dowd rented a house for his
family which unfortunately was
destroyed by fire on Wednesday
evening. The house, on King’s
Way was owned by B. B. Mozee.
Ernie Gustafson leaves today
for Seattle to purchase equipment
and materials to rebuild the North
Star Bakery this winter.
If weather conditions remain
favorable, stated Gustafson, it is
planned to start construction im
mediately.
Jack Kelly, former cook at the
North Pole Bakery and former
owner of the old Arctic Lunch,
has returned. Jack will be with
Barb’s Grill, now operated by
Mrs. Tommy Martin.
NOTE OF APPRECIATION
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Atuk and
family wish to thank their friends
for their expressions of kindness
in their recent bereavement.
ASTRONOMY NOTES
By OLAF HALVERSON
Astronomy binds earth and the
heavens in so close a bond that it
even maps the one by means of
the other, and guides fleet and.
caravan over wastes of sea and
sand otherwise trackless and im
passible.
The approaching winter, with
its long, dark nights, is bringing
out the beauty of the heavens.
Two brilliant planets are now vis
ible during the early morning
hours. Highest in the sky and a
little to the southwest of the ze
nith is our largest planet, Jupiter.
It is just above the beautiful win
ter constellation of Orion, the
hunter, identified by his belt of
three bright stars equally spaced
in the sky. The diameter of Jupi
ter is 87,000 miles, more than ten
times that of the earth.
Look now for the brilliant plan
et Venus, seen in the eastern sky
just before dawn. It will be our
Christmas star during the Christ
mas season.
ROTARY NEWS
Guests were Edward Miller, of
Nome Field; Maj. Douglas McKen
zie, Nome; and Challan Sharpies,
of the Road Commission, Juneau.
Birthdays of Bob Lewis, Keith
Hedreen and Dan Fritz were ob
served.
A film on Air Force surgery
was shown.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Copies of the Engineer's Report
on the acquisition of Northern
Light & Power Co. by the City
of Nome, are now available in the
City Clerk's office. Please call for
a copy.
Carrie M. McLain, City Clerk
Publish Nov. 13, 16, 18, 1953
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Here Are Just a Few Items
We’ve Just Received
LADIES
• DRESSES
Rayons (taffetized and novelty fabrics)
• NYLON HOSE
Fancy heels, Sheers, Mesh
• HANDBAGS
Corde - Velveteen - Leather
MEN
• SHIRTS
Soft washable wools, Orlons, Nylons
• Belts and Suspenders
Assorted Novelty Patterns
• HANDKERCHIEFS
Satin-Striped whites, colored borders
• WOOL SCARVES
White and Plaids
P.S. Xmas wrapping papers, tags, tapes, ribbons
are ready for your selection.
★ ★ ★
Large Assortment Personal Radios
New Shipment Current Record Hits
Fancy and Novelty Glassware
Your Erlondly Community Storo
Market
Wholesalo and Rotall
Phont MAIn 133 FREE DELIVERY
Passenger Ships Sail Southbound From Seward
Weekly at 10 p.m. on Thursdays
For Reservations write:
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO., BOX 200, ANCHORAGE
Weekly Freighter Sailings from Seattle
Calling at Valdez and Seward In Order Shown:
Nov. 24 Chena Seward, Valdez
Dec. 1 Iliamna Seward, Valdez
Dec. 8 Square Knot Valdez, Seward
Write Alaska Steamship Co., Box 200, Anchorage
Or Pier 42, Seattle, for additional information desired
COLD WEATHER
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OUR SPECIALTY
ORDER YOUR PARKAS AND
MUKLUKS, HOODS AND MITTS
NOW.
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RACCOON, BADGER, WOLF, WOL
VERINE, MUSKRAT AND OTHER
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