PIONEER ROOF GARDEN
WILL BE DISCUSSED AT
WEDNESDAY MEETING
A joint meeting of Pioneer Men
and Women has been called by
President Fred Bockman for Wed
nesday evening at 8:00 to discuss
and make plans for the annual
event sponsored by the organiza
tion, the Pioneer Roof Garden,
which is scheduled for Dec. 10.
russell Hermanns”
BACK FROM VACATION
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hermann
and son, who have been on vaca
tion, returned home Thursday.
The Hermanns went to Mexico
for their vacaion and returned
to Fairbanks in time to see the
opening of the Constitutional Con
vention there last week.
JACK JENKINS INTERRED
AS WIFE HAS BABY BOY
Jack Jenkins, ANS regional di
rector, who passed away sudden
ly last Thursday, was buried in
Anchorage yesterday, it has been
reported. Mrs. Doris Wilke, secre
tary to Mr. Jenkins, went to An
chorage for the funeral.
A son was born to Mrs. Jenkins
yesterday in the Anchorage hos
pital. The Jenkins have two other
sTnall children, a boy and a girl.
GIRL SCOUTS ATTENTION
There will be a general meet
ing of Girl Scouts, Girl Scouts
Council, Girl Scout leaders, on
Thursday evening, Nov. 17 at the
Kozga Bldg, at 8 o'clock.
All Scouts requested to attend.
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Quick Frozen Foods,
Ammunition Included,
Case Goods. Supply Limited
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Wolf and Wolverine Ruffs
Reindeer Hides
' Rabbit Skins
Wolverine Heads
Wolf Tails
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AND FRIDAYS FOR SEWARD
Basketball Fans Treated
To Two Lively Games
In Friday Night’s Opener
Last Friday evening local bas
ketball fans witnessed two well
played games at the Nome High j
School gym.
The sharp - shooting Alumni
Girls controlled the first game all
the way and defeated the High
School Girls 27 to 15. It was an
interesting and exciting game.
High scorers for the Alumni
Girls were Vera Huff, Beatrice
Lee and Margaret Willoya, with
12, 6 and 6 respectively. For the
High School, Nancy Davis and
Charlene Hudgins made 5 points
each.
In the second game of the
double - header the Nome High
Nanooks almost toppled the more
experienced Alumni men. The
Nanooks pulled out from under a
half-time score of 30 to 16 to
tie up the game at the end of
the last quarter 46 to 46. The
Alumni went on in the overtime
period to win 50 to 48.
Thrills and spills kept the fol
lowers of both teams on their
feet and it seemed as though there
was on continuous roar in the gym
during the overtime period.
High scorers for the Alumni
were Tony Willoya with 25 and
Bob Herman with 13. For the
Nanooks the points were distrib
uted rather evenly with Robert
Dunbar 14, George Kost 13, Chuck
Fagerstrom 10, and Sam Atuk 8.
Between quarters, a section of
the Nome School Band supplied
peppy music. A new trio of
High School cheer leaders also
made their appearance and show
ed some highly acrobatic gyra
tions. They are Nancy Davis,
Pat Yates and Barbara Trigg.
Tonight at 7:30 managers and
coaches of the local league, along
with any other persons interested
in basketball, will meet at the
school to set the schedule for
league play this winter.
TOMMY CHRISTIANSEN'S
HOME IN SPOKANE BURNS
TO GROUND ON HALLOWEEN
Christie Waldheim had news
today from her son, Tom Chris
tianson, today, stating that his
three-bedroom home at Morgan
Acres in Spokane had burned to
the ground. The fire was said to
have started from a lantern on
Halloween ,§nd that they family
had lost everything.
The Christianson’s have three
children two of which are in
high school.
Letter-Size File Folders For
Sale At The Nome Nugget Office.
..
If you want to
buy, sell or rent
houses, household furniture or
appliances, see
George Hite—Main 123
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Seal oil by the gal.,
jars or 5-gal. cans at 454 River
St., Apt. E. 135
FOR SALE—Frigidaire, clothes
dryer. $200. Phone Main 8. tf
-4.
WANTED TO BUY—Roll-away
bed. Call Main 103. 135
FOR SALE—1950 Dodge Coronet.
Call Main 162. 135
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c| Two Shows Nightly—7:15 & 9:15 T
lj Doors Open 6:45 p.m. 3
TONIGHT
‘Veils of Bagdad’
Victor Mature
Mari Blanchard
Lucky Buck Unclaimed
Last Week So Galvin
Issues Two This Week
The Lucky Buck Contest, now
in its second week at the Galvin
Stores—the U.S. Mercantile and
Nome Hardware —is creating a
lot of interest in dollar bills which
are being scrutinized carefully by
both young and old.
Last week’s lucky dollar bill
must have taken a plane ride be
cause it has failed to turn up
locally.
Because no one claimed last
week’s prize, Galvin is selecting
two new dollar bills this week,
numbers J 421 900 67H and J 421
902 25H. These bills will be given
out during the week in change
at either the U.S. Merc or the
Hardware Store and may circulate
a lot before they reach you. They
are worth 10 dollars in trade so it
will pay you to watch every dollar
that you get this week.
IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
Robert Peterson was given a
six month suspended sentence for
being drunk and disorderly and
left for Anchorage:
* • »
Oswald Paneok, who plead
guilty to beating up his wife, was
given a 180-day jail sentence and
fined $60.
* * »
Sam Thomas also plead guilty
to beating up his wife and got a
90-day sentence with 30 days sus
pended.
Fine Job Printing at The Nugget
Engagement Announced
Of Ruth Fagerstrom
\nd Cpl. Frank Reale
Ruth Fagerstrom, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fager
strom, has announced her engage
ment to Cpl. Frank Reale, who
has been stationed here with the
10th Radio on Anvil Mountain.
Ruth plans to leave here on
Nov. 22nd to be marrieNd in At
lantic City, N.J., while Cpl. Reale
is on furlough. They plan to make
their home in Kansas where he
will be stationed. »
NOME HIGH STUDENTS
TO HANDLE TB SEAL DRIVE
The annual TB seal drive is
now on it has been announced
and will be handled by the stu
dents of Nome High School as
has been done in the past several
years.
Direct solicitations are being
made by the students to the busi
ness houses and a booth has been
set up in the foyer of the Post
^ Office for voluntary contributions.
Howard Green's Brother Dies
Howard Green, owner and op
erator of the City Fuel and Trans
fer, left for Seattle due to the
sudden death last week of his
brother Harold.
I_
— Pioneers’ Meeting —
Wednesday Evening, 8 p.m.
Pioneer Men and Women
Pioneer Igloo
Refreshments
Fred Bookman, Pres.
WHO’S GOT THE LUCKY BUCKS?
WHO’S GOT DOLLAR BILLS NUMBERED
J42 190 067-H and J-42 190 225-H
They’re Worth $^A In Trade At
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