Mr. and Mrs. Pearse Walsh
Feted by Pioneers Before
Leaving for San Francisco
• Pioneers of Alaska Igloo No. 1
and Women’s Auxiliary met Wed
nesday evening for a special fare
well to Mr. and Mrs. Pearse
Walsh, who are leaving today for
San Francisco, where they have
been transferred by Pan Ameri
can World Airways.
Walsh was highly praised for
his work with the group given
over a period of years and pre
sented with a wrist watch as an
expression of appreciation.
A special program for the eve
ning was the showing of the col
ored pictures on Norway by Dr.
F. Endresen of Oslo University,
which were enjoyed, followed by
refreshments.
The Pearse Walsh residence has
■been sold to Margaret Steinbreck,
teacher for several years at Nome
School, who returned yesterday.
Fine Job Printing at the Nugget
NOTICE
The undersigned announces the
sale of Glacier Distributors to
Robert and Dorothy Emmons as
of August 31. 1954. and expresses
his appreciation to his customers.
—Don Perkins
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Nome Pioneers Elect
Four Delegates to Attend
Grand Igloo Meeting
The Pioneers of Alaska elected
four delegates to attend the meet
ing of the Grand Igloo to be held
in Anchorage Oct. 15, 16, and 17.
They are Michael Kelly, past
president, Walter Sipprell, James
Walsh, and Robert Scott, presi
dent.
Members of the Pioneers are
asked to contact the members of
the Resolution Committee, Chas.
Jones, Ben Mozee, or G. Goshaw,
for special features to be incor
porated in the resolutions to be
presented to the Grand Igloo at
the meeting.
EMERGENCY POLIO DRIVE
NETS $217 FROM NOME
City Clerk Carrie McLain has
announced that $217 was collect
ed for the Emergency March o’f
Dimes. It is requested that all
those who have envelopes mail
them immediately so that the
money can be forwarded to state
side headquarters.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Ted Zimmers.
Discharged: Ida Lehmann
BACK-TO-SCHOOL NEEDS
SKIRTS:- Pleats, Checks, Tweeds, 7-14
G \BLOUSES:- T-shirts in plaids, figured,
I I and plains.
fJEANS:- Lined and unlined, Sizes 3 to 14
R ' DRESSES:- Plaids, plains, figured, 3 to 14
(SHOES:- Oxfords, brown, 2-toned, 8M:-3
L \ Loafers, 4-9.
C J PANTIES:- Cotton or Rayon.
SWEATERS:- Nylons, assorted colors.
(JEANS:- Brown or blue.
SHIRTS:- Cotton flannel, plaids, figured,
cotton prints, denims.
^ [ UNDERWEAR:- T-shirts and briefs,
y i' SOX:- Assorted Argyles, stripes.
\ FOOTWEAR:- Oxfords, Shoes, Shoepacs.
( § I COATS & PARKAS:- Olive drab, navy,
green, red.
GET YOUR SCHOOL SUPPLIES NOW!
OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE
Your Friendly Community Store
NC COMPANY tea
Alaska's Pioneer Merchants
| FLOATING COURT HETURNS
FROM POINT BARROW
Russell Hermann, district at
torney, and his secretary, Mrs.
Herk Edwards, returned yester
day on the USCG Storis, having
completed a voyage as far as
Barrow on business for his de
partment. The- ship was unable to
make a landing due to unfavor
able weather at Barrow and bad
weather was encountered all the
way up the coast.
WA N T A D S
AGENTS WANTED. How’s $20.00
per day strike you selling rural
mail box signs that shine bril
liantly at night. P. O. ruling
requires name on mail box.
Free sample outfit. Illustrated
Sign Co., 3004 1st Ave., So.,
Minneapolis, Minn. 104
FOR RENT — Lots at Front and
Lanes Way; 1st Ave. and Lanes
Way. Call Black 147. 106
FOUND — Red Wallet. Call at
Nugget.
FOR RENT—Unfurnished 4-room
house, good location near to
school. Call Nugget.
FOR SALE—Model S-76 Hali
crafter radio; coffee table, glass
top; full-size bike balloon tires.
Main 69. 104
COMPLETELY furnished house
for rent. Call Main 123.
WANTED—Sunday cook at MMM
Hospital. tf
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Adults 85^ Children 40tf
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
MG M's ~
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1 Robert TAYLOR 1
I Eleanor PARKWl
I WHTOIORE I
Due to the length and greatness
of this show, no serial will be
shown this week. Next Friday will
be shown the first chapter of the
serial. "The Black Hawk."
SATURDAY AFTERNOON 4 p.m.
NORWEGIAN FILMS
By Dr. Endresen
—ONE HOUR SHOWING—
Admission 50^ Children 25<*
SUNDAY
Starting 5:15, 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
MONDAY —r 7:15 & 9:15
^s “THE
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SKELTON
I JANE GREER
IHTIM CONSIDINE J 1
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Maybelle and
Linda Lenert, Chas. Jones, Jack
Noonan, Margaret Steinbreck, Lt.
Robt. D’Anglo, Thomas Asila,
Charles Myton.
From Unalakleet: T. A. Miller,
Paul Hagelbarger, Frank Zimmers,
Ted Zimmers, Maurice Kelliher,
John Mike, Marvin Sarren, Jr.
To Unalakleet: Paul Hagelbarger
and Ted Miller.
To McGrath: Herk Edwards.
To Anchorage: Cleveland Hop
kins, Mabel Scott, Mrs. Evangel
ine Atwood, Elaine Atwood, Eric
Hansen, Father Gallant, Glen
Potter, Otis D. Wilson, Lt. Col.
A. L. Baker, Maj. Mark Cassidy,
E. E. Gregory.
WIEN AIRLINES
To Fairbanks: Mr. Stoper, R.
Sinclair, Glen Shafer, Mr. Trim
ble, Alice and Arthur Walker,
Dan Karmen, Ted Miller, Paul
Haglebargcr, Pete Sandvik, I.
Skarlund.
To Kotzebue: Marion Koholuk,
Michael Okpealuk, James Okpe
aluk, Alice Koyouktuk.
To Galena: Franklin Pitka.
To Deerirrg: Dan Iyatunguk.
To Utica: Steve Luke, James
Larsen.
From Kotzebue-: Paul Hagel
barger, Ted Miller, Elton deSpain,
Mr. and Mrs.. Ralph Willoya, Dan
Karmen, Charles Garrett, Charles
Garrett Jr., Cleveland Hopkins.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving today will be Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Galvin and daughter;
Dorothy and Wayne Russell, Dick
Ludwig, Miss Wilson, Mr. and
Mrs. H. Tripp.
Scheduled to' depart are: Sig
fried Aukongak, Morgan Aukon
gak, Dorothy Nayokpuk, Nancy
Teayoumeak, James Minenok,
Nathan and Oscar Murray, Fran
ces Avossuk, Willa Lincoln, Ste
wart Tocktoo, Gladys James;
D. Sterneistrom, N. Oleman,
Mr. and Mrs. B. Boyd, Mr. and
Mrs. Pearse Walsh, Mrs. Irene
Green, LincoLn Morse, Stanley
David, Cliff Charles, Irma Ashen
felter, Alfred Apodruk, Lo'uis
Kouchee, Ann Walsh, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Perkins and infant, Don
Hurlbert;
Henry Harmon, Mrs. Phil Lan
caster, Opal Otten, Mrs. Roy Wall
and children, Agnes Galvin, Nor
vin Lewis Jr., Charles Garrett
and son, Ernest Smith, F. J.
Copeland, Louise Nelson, and
Anna Libby..
ROTARY MEETING
Rotarians at their Thursday
luncheon meeting enjoyed a film,
courtesy of the Alaska Steamship
Co., which included some views
of Nome.
Guests were Bus Boyd of N.C.
Co'., Maj. Dunning and Lt. Wm.
Minilar, F. Endresen, Henry Har
mon,. Ralph Lomen,. I. Scarland,
Rev. C. Johnson.
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