Saturday Tea for Women i
Interested in Girl Scout
Activities and Registration
There will be a Girl Scout tea,
open to mothers and all women in
the community interested in par
ticipating in the excellent extra
curricular activity which is open
to all girls in the community from
ages seven to seventeen and is
adapted to three age groups—
Brownie, Intermediate and Senior
Scout programs.
All girls wishing to become Girl
Scouts who were not registered
last year, should call Mrs. Jack
Jenkins at Main 18. Girls regis
tered last year will be notified at
a later date when to call.
Following the tea next Satur
day which will be held at the
Kozga building, a training course
will be set up to train leaders.
Anyone interested in this worthy
project and who cannot attend the
tea are asked to call Mrs. Jenkins.
Daughter Born to Pete Sandvik's
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Sandvik are
the parents of a daughter, Robin
Joyce, born Sept. 13, and weigh
ing 8 pounds 9 ounces.
Sandvik is the mining engineer
stationed here with the Terri
torial Bureau of Mines.
MOTHERS CLUB TO MEET
2:30 FRIDAY AFTERNOON
The first Mothers Club meet
ing of the season will be held on
Fridaiy afternoon at 2:30. Ar
rangements have been made for
the children to be taken care of
in the Kozga Building of the La
vinia Wallace Young Community
Center. The mothers will meet in
the Old Covenant Church after
leaving the children.
This group is one which was
formed last year with the pur
pose of helping housewives find
more satisfactory ways to per
form their duties, resulting in
healthier and happier families.
Anyone in the community is wel
come to attend. Light • refresh
ments will be served.
Red Cross Drive for
Flood Relief Nets $122
The Red Cross Emergency Flood
Relief Drive held here Monday
netted $122.01 in voluntary con
tributions at a deck in the foyer
of the Federal Bldg.
Chairman Willard Mecklenburg
states that the entire amount has
been banked and thanked the
local organizations who gave their
time at the desk throughout the
day.
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COASTAL RAMBLER
SAILS FROM SEATTLE
SEPTEMBER 21
For St. Michael, Nome,
Lost River and Teller
Sept. 16 is deadline for
receiving freight at Pier 42
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Freighter Sailings From Seattle
EVERY TUESDAY
For Valdez and Seward
AND FRIDAYS FOR SEWARD
Oldtimer Loses Wallet
Containing $1,000
An oldtimer, name withheld, is
searching today for his wallet
which he claims to have lost
downtown containing $1,000.00.
He states that he know he
shouldn’t have carried that much
money, but hopes that wThoever
picks it up will 'be honest and re
turn it to him or the Nugget.
Barbara Carlsson, who has been
with Alaska Airlines for the past
two years, will be teaching at the
Nome School this year.
IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
Arthur Ningealook, who took
the car belonging to Arthur Tock
too and wrecked it on the Bessie
Road, was given a sentence of
eight months by the U.S. Commis
sioner. The sentence was suspend
ed with the proviso that he pay
for the car in 60 days. His com
panion, Clarence Olanna was giv
en a six-month sentence suspend
ed with the same proviso. -
The car was valued at $500.00
ATTENTION PIONEERS
Important meeting Wednesday,
Sept. 14. Election of delegates to
Grand Igloo Convention and other
business.
109 —Fred Bockman. Pres.
— FOR RENT —
Houses and Apartments
Furnished and Unfurnished
George Hite—Main 123
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Crib and high chair.
See Mrs. Joe Oumauk. 110
FOR SALE—Baby buggy. Call
Main 197. 109p
FOR RENT—Warm house. Call
the Nugget. 109c
FOR SALE—1954 Deluxe Ford
panel, 250 miles. House, located
near old school. See John Bahn
ke or write Floyd W'heeler,
Tanana, Alaska. 110
FOUND — Ladies watch. Call 20
at Nome Field or Mess Hall
for Sgt. Farmer.
FOR SALE—’52 Plymouth 4-door
$900. Call Nugget. 110
FOUND—3 keys on pin. Claim at
Nugget, pay for ad.
Can sell or finance good mining
properties, placer or lode, in Al
aska or Yukon Territory. Write
Post Office Box 205, Anchorage,
Alaska. 117c
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SHOWING AT THE U
THEATER|
SHOW TIMES EVERY DAY; S
7:15 and 9:15 P.M. ff
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
MIDNIGHT SHOW
FRIDAY, SEPT. 16
New Lutheran
Church Will Be
Built On B Street
It was revealed at the Cham
ber of Commerce luncheon -yes
terday that the Lutheran Church
is making definite plans to build
a church here on the property on
B Street where they now have a
quonset hut. Architect for the
proposed church is Mr. E. Mad
sen of Forest City, Iowa, and the
contractor will be Gordon Duf
seth of Fairbanks.
The Chamber also discussed
plans for the reception of the
congressional party scheduled to
be here Sept. 18 and 19. They
are expected to arrive on Sun
day and will hold hearings on
Monday. The hearings will be
held in the Federal Building and
a combined committee from the
city and Chamber of Commerce
are arranging for special speakers
to present the subjects to come
before the hearing. These include
statehood, commonwealth status,
elective governor, industrial pos
sibilities, water resources and
hydroelectric possibilities, mines
and minerals, transportation,
mental health, and public land
problems.
A dinner in honor of the con
gressional group will be held on
Monday evening at 7:30 at the
Bering Sea Club. Reservations
may be made with Steve Ander
sen or Russell Hermann.
Fine Job Printing at The Nugget
Tonsina Due In
Kotzebue Friday
Alaska Steamship Co. agent
Walt Sipprell advises that the
Tonsina, which is carrying con
tractor supplies to Kotzebue, is
due there on Friday and is sched
uled to leave there in time to
discharge at Unalakleet on Tues
day, Sept. 20.
The Coastal Rambler, last com
mercial boat for Nome, is still
scheduled out of Seattle on Sep
tember 21st.
Irene Cornue Here On Visit
Irene Cornue, popular tour dir
ector and hostess at Kotzebue for
Wien Airlines tours, arrived here
yesterday and is starting on a
long vacation trip after her stren
uous summer. She said that she
has heard so much about Alaska
from tourists that she wants to
see more of other parts of the
territory. She is well known here,
having taught school here and in
Haycock.
DOCUMENTARY FILM TO BE
MADE OF NORTHERN ALASKA
A supvey is underway for the
filming of a documentary film on
Northern Alaska by Alaska Air
lines. The two men in the area
making the preliminary survey
are Max Rarig of the Rarig Mo
tion Picture Studio, and Dick Lar
son of Cinema Films.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Joe Hanaka, Ruth
Sandvik, Sheldon Keok, Mrs. Fred
Bockman, Ernest Dimmock.
BERING SEA CLUB 1
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6:30 A.M. TO MIDNIGH1 1
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