Tom Martin Named
Visitors Association Rep.
Tom Martin has been named
the Alaska Visitors Assn, repre
sentative in Nome, being a mem
ber of the 30-man Boarl of Di
rectors which is the governing
■body of the organization.
The Nome roster of member
ship in the AVA now includes:
, Polaris Hotel, Wallace Hotel,
Billikin Gift Shop, James A. von
der Heydt, Nome Liquor Store,
Miners and Merchants Bank, The
Theater, Cavota’s, Nome Drug
Store, Hotel's, Nome Nugget, Mor
gan. & Son, Nome Market, Molitor
& Doremus, Alaska Steamship
Co., and Mrs. Hugo Eckardt.
Mrs. Anita Bucy is replacing
Mrs. Wm. Cook, who will be leav
ing the MMM Hospital soon. Mr.
and Mrs. Cook are being trans
ferred to another station as Mr.
Cook is with the CAA.
LEGISLATURE BILLS
AVAILABLE FOR STUDY
Anyone interested in studying
bills under consideration by the
Legislature in Juneau may see
them at the Nugget, where copies
are received each mail through
the courtesy of Representative
Clinton Gray and Senator John
McNees.
WEATHER REPORT
Compiled by the
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Bureau
Partly cloudy tonight and to
morrow with temperatures re
maining in the low 30s throughout
the period.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: High temperature
39, low 30. Max. wind 23 mph.
from the east. Sunrise at 7:42
a.m., sunset at 4:51 p.m.
Temperatures a year ago today:
high 9, low -6. Extremes this date
since 1907: high 39 in 1957, low
-36 in 1915.
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ATTEND P. T. A.
On Tuesday, Feb. 26, there will
be a P.T.A. meeting at the Multi
Purpose Room of the Nome
School.
Ain outstanding program is
planned, including community
singing.
Your attendance will help your
child’s class to win the attendance
award for the week.
MMM HOSPITAL-'
Admitted: Mary Ann Pushruk,
Phyllis Webb. Discharged: Geo
frey Grant.
PIONEER MEETING
TONIGHT
8 p.m. PIONEER HALL
Refreshments
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Hot Point clothes
dryer; Kenmore -washer; set of
Wearever cooking utensils. Call
Main 75. 22c
FOUND — Three keys on two
small padlocks. Owner may
claim at Nugget and pay for ad.
FOR SALE—4-pc. Waterfall bed
room suite plus odds and ends.
Phone Main 197. 23p
FOR SALE—New Johnson Out
board Motor, also Guitar. Call
BLACK 4. 22
I SHOWING AT THE fj
THEATER I
Two shows nightly—-7:15 and 9:15 1
Doors open at (3:45 p.m. fj
Tonight
with
Niall Rene Robert
MacGINNIS • DELTGEN - CUNNINGHAM
Dori '.exford
HANMER • RICHARDS
Screen Play by PHIL Rl.lSMMi, Ir and DWIGHT TAYLOR
Produced by STUART SCHUL.XKG and GIL8ERT de GOLDSCHWT
Itrectod by JOHN 8RAHM - Ar N. PETER RATHVON Production
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Sgt. August Transferred j
Sgt. and Mrs. Richard August |
have announced that they are j
being transferred soon to another j
station.
Sgt. August, whojias been very J
active with teen-age activities J
and the C.A.P. Cadets, has been j
stationed here with a military
group attached to the Alaska Na
tional Guard, for the past two
and a half years.
GIRL SCOUT NEWS
Reported by Sally Ailak
TROOP 68
Meeting of SaL, Feb. 16
The meeting was called to order
by President Marjie Olsen, Miss
Berglund visited our troop and
talked about health. She taught
our troop how to treat burns,
blisters and cuts. The whole troop
enjoyed it a lot. We had ice cream
and candy for a treat. Eight girls
were present.
IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
Raphael Sebwenna pleaded
guilty to being druink and disor
l derly in a private home and was
sentenced by the U.S. Commis
sioner to 90 days in the Federal
Jail.
During Operation DEEP
FREEZE, the Navy’s newest Ant
arctic Expedition Navy planes
i will take off and land at the
South Pole.
• THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28th
Is The Deadline For
VEHICLE LICENSE PLATES
—GORDON OSBORNE,
Terr. Tax Commissioner
Wien Airlines
From Fairbanks: Clara West,
Permelin O’Brian, Joe Wallace,
A. Parrish, H. R. Simmons, H. C.
Pridgen, John Mierzwa.
To Fairbanks: Joe Wallace and
Robert Parrish.
From Kotzebue: Harold Little,
Billy Bennett, Leo Lohrman, A.
R. Micheltree, Paul Brown, Byron
Reed, Glenn Shaeffer.
To Kotzebue: George Conwell,
Archie Adirim.
Alaska Airlines
From Anchorage: Edna Bahr,
Bert O’Donnell, Larry Galvin, Ed
Higgins, Wm. Bough man, Kelley
Weiss, Ralph Starkey, Mr. and
Mrs. William Barber, Raymond
Wieckowicz, Patrick Doyle, Dan
iel Harvey, M/Sgt M. W. Gross
[ nicklaus, Bicie Fisher, Glenn
Vancil, Charles Wilson, and John
Owens.
To Anchorage: Dewey Good
rich, Franklin Browin, Mary Pil
cher, Joseph Marcoux.
From McGrath: Bob Caldwell,
Thomas Haley, Warren Pauley,
W. E. Green, G. C. Blaine.
To Kotzebue: Chaplain Calvin
Roetzel, Daniel Harvey.
To Unalakleet: Edwin Klopt,
Sig Krogstad. To Moses Point:
Ralph Hazelton.
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KNOM-TV
CHANNEL 4
Presents
TONIGHT THURSDAY
6:15—Tele-Carioons 6:15—Tele-Cartoon
6:30—Mickey Mouse Club 6:30—Mickey Mouse Club
7:30—Wyall Earp 7:30—Masquerade Party
8:00—Tennessee Ernie 8:00—Jane Wyman
8:30—Kraft Theater 8:30—Caesar's Hour
9:30—Boxing 9:30—Ted Mack Amateurs
MERC ME AT THE
MEAT MERC
GROUND BEEF ROLL . . 59db.
BEEF HEARTS.49c lb.
BEEF TONGUES.49«ib.
LEG MUTTON.49db.
For Roasting
SHORT RIBS BEEF .... 49db
SPARE RIBS.74db.
Lean—Meaty
SLICED BACON.59db.
—Airborne—
MUTTON CHOPS.69db.
AMERICAN CHEESE . . . 69db.
5-Pound Brick
PORK SAUSAGE.75db.
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