Picture of Pioneer Reunion
At Long Beach Now On
Display In Nugget Window
In the window of the Nugget is
a picture taken at the Sourdough
reunion held in August at Long
Beach, Calif., received by Carrie
McLain.
Many of those in the picture are
former Nomeites; however, only
a few have been identified, as
years have altered appearances.
Some that have been identified
are Joe Bursick, brother-in-law of
Carrie McLain, Leonard Seppala,
Dick Sundquist Sr., Mrs. Bruner
Mauro Thayer, Lulu Fairbanks,
and Hazel Lindberg.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Lorraine Kost, Paul
Dryden, Joseph Mayac.
Discharged: Steve Anawlic,
Chas. Berg, Olga Nesbitt and in
fant, Margaret Willoya, Katherine
Stack, Neil Foster.
Wilbur Walluk, local Eskimo ar- |
tist, left yesterday for Anchorage,
where he will spend the holiday.
Wilbur has been doing a great
deal of fine art work and is taking
a short rest for his eyes.
Fine Job Printing at the Nugget
NOTICE
Rehearsals for the Pioneer Roof
Garden at the school tonight and
Thursday, 8:00 p.m., and Friday ;
after the ball game.
—Fred Bockman '
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving Tuesday: George Sink,
Guy LaPointe, Lillie Tungwenuk,
and Frank Unruh.
Departing: Dan Okuda and
Phillip Willette.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Jack Jenkins,
Mr. and Mrs. D. Matney.
From Unala’kleet: Lawrence
Williams.
To Kotzebue: E. Euband.
From Kotzebue: Don McDonald.
To Anchorage: Louis Kost,
Johnny Bell, Mary Ann Peter
son, A. Parson, Mr. and Mrs. Mat
ney, Wilbur Walluk, Cpl. E. H.
Miller.
Enterprising Dewey Goodrich,
jealous of Fairbanks and Anchor
age installing television this win
ter, had hoped that Nome would
have TV in time for the Roof
Garden this year, ordered and re
ceived a modern set with all the
latest gadgets. Dewey had plan
ned to relax in comfort and see
the Roof Garden performance in
his own luxurious apartment. Sor
ry Dewey, guess you'll have to go
to the School Gym _ and Dewey
has never missed a Roof Garden.
—Pd. Advt.
ODD FELLOWS
Will meet with the Rebekahs at
8 p.m., Dec. 9, in the Odd Fellow
Hall.
The Odd Fellows are in urgent
need for opinions of and sugges
tions for the future of the Lodge.
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For Reservations write:
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Weekly Freighter Sailings from Seattle
Calling at Valdez and Seward In Order Shown:
Dec. 8 Square Knot Valdez, Seward
Dec. 15 Chena Valdez, Seward
Dec. 22 Iliamna Seward, Valdez
Write Alaska Steamship Co., Box 200, Anchorage
Or Pier 42, Seattle, for additional information desired
Extraordinary Basketball
Game To Be Played At
School Gym Friday Night
Friday evening, the Nome High
gym will be the scene of the
biggest sport event of the season
when the Old Men representing
.the undefeated and untied “Lini
ment Squad” challenge the Little
Guys, who fight under the colors
of the 7 th and 8th grades.
This exciting tilt will follow the
first game that features the Nome
High girls meeting the Alumni
girls, which begins at 6:45 instead
of the regular 7 o’clock starting
time.
Those who figure on starring
for the liniment squad are: How
ard Lyng, Carl Glavinovich, Nels
Swanberg Jr., Cula Mickelson,
Boyd Harwood, Tommy Martin,
Paul Mandeville, Lester Bronson,
Luther Dunbar, and Sam Mogg Sr.
The squad will hold a meeting
tonight at 8 at the Ice Cream
Center to iron out their plays.
FUNERAL NOTICE
Graveside burial services will
be held for Jack Woods at Bel
mont Point Cemetery at 2:00 p.m.,
December 10, 1953.
ATTENTION
JUNIOR POLICE PATROL
All Junior Police Patrol mem
bers will be guests of the man
agement of the local theater Sat
urday afternoon at the matinee.
Boys must have membership
cards with them in order to be
admitted free of charge.
Clyde Glass, Leader
WAIST ADS
BABY SITTER — When wanted
call Black 161. 146
FOR SALE — Whirlpool electric
clothes dryer, 220-volt, almost
new. $150. Call Main 78. 148
FOR SALE—Dan Jones residence.
Any reasonable offer consid
ered. Black 185. 146
FOR SALE—Polaroid Land Cam
era* and carrying case. Light
meter, filter kit of 3, flash unit,
$90 cash. (*develops in 60 sec
onds!) 146
CABIN FOR RENT—Completely
furnished. Call Black 29.
EARN 6% ON YOUR MONEY
You can have the things you want
by making small short term in
vestments in sound loans. Write
for facts on 6 % earnings to Pub
^ lie Finance Corp., P. O. Box 773,
Anchorage, Alaska.
HOUSE FOR RENT—If you want
a good warm house for the
winter, see George Hite, Main
123 or call the Nugget.
SHOWING AT
THEATER
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15j?.m
GOODBYE, MY FANCY’
with
JOAN CRAWFORD
ROBERT YOUNG
FRANK LOVEJOY
EVE ARDEN
Joan Crawford most exciting
picture since "Mildred Pierce"
(A Cosmopolitan Citation)
NOTICE
THEATER WILL BE CLOSED
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12
WILL SEE YOU AT THE
PIONEER ROOF GARDEN!
Beta Sigs To Hold Sale
Saturday at U.S. Merc
Benefit Lunch Program
A candy-cooky sale sponsored
by Beta Sigma Phi will be held
Saturday, December 12, beginning
at 10:00 a.m. at the U.S. Mercan
tile Store.
The proceeds from this sale will
be donated to the Hot Lunch Pro
gram which will go into effect
after the school children’s Christ
mas vacation. All donations of
your favorite cookies or candies
will surely be appreciated by the
sorority.
Attractively wrapped gift boxes
of all sizes will also be for sale.
Save time by buying these boxes
already decorated for Christmas
gift giving.
The “Sweetheart of Beta Sigma
Phi” doll and her wardrobe will
also be on display during the sale.
The lucky owner will be named
at a sorority party on Dec. 19.
The Nome Theater, under new
management, announces it will
be closed Saturday night so that
its patrons can attend the Roof
Garden. —Pd. Advt.
Hospital Getis New
Diathermy Machine
At the Chamber of Commerce
luncheon yesterday Dr. F. Lang
sam reported that the Woman’s
Division of Christian Service of
the Methodist Church had given
the ho'spital a new piece of equip
ment: an ultra-shortwave mach
ine (diathermy) for deep heat
treatments. This is also used, he
stated, for electro-surgery.
He also stated that the most
modem model of electric cardio
graph is scheduled to arrive after
the first of the year.
Chamber President Dewey Good
rich appointed a committee of
three—Larry Galvin, George Go
shaw, Ben Young—to lay out a
comprehensive program of the
needs of Second Division for the
Alaska Development Board.
It was also announced that the
City had received official word
from Alaska Public Works in Ju
neau that the decrease in funds
for the school had again been in
creased from $500,000 to $640,000,
and that the proposed change in
the budget was now before a
congressional committee.
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Towel Sets — Tablecloths —Pitcher Sets |
Toys — Christmas Candy g
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| DRESSES, WHITE and RAYON GABARDINE SHIRTS g
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§j PUCKERED NYLON BLOUSES, FROCKS. COATS, SUITS |
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HOLIDAY
Gift Suggestions - - New and Novel
Alaska Motif In
NEW TABLE CLOTHS
Of Linen and Cactus Cloth
I Totem Pole i
SALT and PEPPER SHAKERS
Alaska Map
SALT and PEPPER SHAKERS
NOVELTY BAR APRONS
For Men
Ladies’
ALASKA GIFT APRONS
TOM-COD NECKTIES
And Many Other New Items
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