PAN AMERICAN ,
Arriving Tuesday: Bill Angell,
Mrs. Gertrude Mynti, Mrs. Tuo
vila.
Round-trip passengers: Loren
Renald, Milton Nordstrom.
Outgoing: Margaret Rudzavice,
Ralph Smith, Steven Luke.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Willie Wal
unga, Clifford Iknokinok, Pfc.
Hartsell, Sgt. D. Baird, Pvt.
Rosenkrans, Charles L. Tucker,
Ale McKachenie, Edward Kuhn,
Marvil Walunga, Maj. B. McNeil,
Orville Johnson, Ralph Pritchard,
Albert Spemak.
From McGrath: R.W. Forney.
To Anchorage: A.B. Miller, Sig
Krogstad, Annie Pollock, Earl Er
itak, Harold Horn.
WIEN AIRLINES
To Fairbanks: Robert Sauer
wine, Ken Gillam, L. La Bracie,
R. Lunsargis, J. Ali, Sgt. Martin,
J. McKinnery, D. McGillam, Jack
Bullock, J.A. Barrett, J.D. Craw
ford, Ada Abbott, Major J. Kell.
From Kotzebue: Dora Mulch, J.
Bullock, W.E. Wheeler.
To Kotzebue: Beulah Stone, N.
■and H. Esenituk.
— Pioneers’ Meeting —
TONIGHT
Pioneer Igloo
Refreshments
Fred Bockman, Pres.
No Movie on Night of
Pioneer Roof Garden;
Cinemascope on Its Way
The management of the Theater
have announced that they will
be taking in the Pioneer Roof
Garden Saturday night and there
will be no show that evening.
They said that this is the only
night each year which they do
not have a show, as their special
contribution to the Pioneers of
Alaska.
They also said that due to the
length of “All The Brothers Were
Valiant” there will be no serial
shown Friday night.
Remodeling of the theater is
well under way for big improve
ments and they hope to introduce
Cinemascope sometime early in
1956. An extra special 4-hour
picture will be brought in for
the grand opening and reserved
seats will be sold. The manage
ment also promised other sur
prises in store for the public.
NEW BEAUTY SHOW OPENS
June Butler, who has been cook
at the Polaris Coffee Shop this
past season, has announced the
opening of a beauty shop in the
former Grant Nelson residence.
Mrs. Butler has operated her
own shop in the State of Washing
[ ton and does all kinds of beauty
I work.
I Fine Job Printing at The Nugget
Be The First To See -
Ordered Especially For The Roof Garden
. . . Just Arrived . . .
Taffeta-Velvet, Metallic & Lace
Taffeta Dance Skirts & Gay Blouses
. . . and Floral Bandeaux Too!
X
* NEW GIFT ITEMS *
Turban Hats
Animated Lamps
Head Huggers, Reversible
Lovable Washable Squeeze Toys
also
Printed Nylon Washable Quilted Breakfast Coats
I I
60 YEARS SERVING ALASKA
Freighter Sailings
From Seattle Every Tuesday
For Valdez and Seward
AND FRIDAYS FOR SEWARD
CAP CADETS NEWS
The CAP Cadets held their
weekly meeting Tuesday night at
the ANG armory with 20 mem
| bers attending. Sgt. Merrill con
I ducted the map reading class.
The meeting was adjourned early
so the members could attend the
basketball game.
The Nome Squadron now has j
53 members under CAP com
mander “Hap” Lancaster and
Richard August as commandant
of cadets and Cadet Capt. Charles I
Fagersirom. The leaders are en
deavoring to make the Nome
Squadron the best in the Alaska
Wing of Civil Air Patrol.
They now have a drill team of
16 uniformed cadets and it is
planned to send the team to com
pete in the national drill competi
tion next summer.
The Cadets are sponsoring a
bake sale Saturday, Dec. 17 in
one of the local business houses,
the place to be announced later.
A CAP dance will be held Fri
day night from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
at the ANG armory for cadets
and invited guests. The dance will
be chaperoned by Capt. Lancaster
and Sgt. and Mrs. August.
Ralph Smith Goes Outside
For First Time Since 1939
Ralph “Smitty” Smith, who
works with, the ARC, is going
stateside for the first time since
1939 and plans to visit his daugh
ters in Pasadena, Calif.
Kids— Catch a Fish at the Fio
neer Roof Garden Fish Pond. A
bite on every Hook Guaranteed. |
ATTENTION MASONS
i Installation of officers, Thurs-'
day, Dec. 8, 1955, at 7:30 p.m..
Masons and immediate families |
invited. Single Masons may bring
lady guest.
Norvin W. Lewis, Seely, j
I""1,11,1 .——■ i mil*
I
Two-Bedroom House
NOW AVAILABLE
See or Call
j George Hite—Main 123
WANT ADS
FOE SALE — Small bicycle and
sled. Call Black 197. 147
\\ SHOWING AT THE fi
| THEATERS:
c Two Shows Nightly—7:15 & 9:15 j
1 Doors Open 6:45 p.m. |
THREE BIG DAYS!
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
f-'M-G-M's GIGANTIC'“I
ADVENTURE!
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IN TECHNICOLOR! |
........ _ Roukkt
TAYLOR
STM WART _ AMM *
GRANGER* BLYTH I
The Greatest Sea Story
Ever Filmed!
NO SERIAL CHAPTER TO BE
SHOWN FRIDAY NIGHT
Theater Closed Saturday
We ll see you
At The Pioneer
Roof Garden!
Oh Dear, What to buy for Christmas
Oh dear, What to buy for Christmas
OH DEAR, WHAT TO BUY
FOR CHRISTMAS ??
BOB SEZ...
GIVE A USEFUL GIFT
A Set of Dishes
A Sunbeam Waffle Iron
Coffee Maker or Steam Iron
A New Hammer, Saw,
or other useful article for Dad
HELEN SEZ ...
WE HAVE TOYS
The Pick of Seattle and Tacoma
Toy Shows
For Kids From 6 to 60
(Seattle prices plus freight)
LARRY SEZ ...
The FINEST Gilt Is
A 1956 DODGE
MAKE IT A WHITE CHRISTMAS
A Frigidaire, A Drier,
Automatic or Wringer Type Washer
or a Singer Sewing Machine
NOME HARDWARE
NOME’S COMPLETE HARDWARE STORE
JACK SEZ ...
THERE’S NO QUESTION
ABOUT IT. ORDER YOUR
TURKEY FROM THE
U. S. MERC
NOME’S HOME-OWNED STORES
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