Pioneer Roof Garden
Set For December 10
The Pioneers of Alaska have
announced the date for their an
nual Roof Garden for December
10. This annual highlight of the
winter social season will be head
ed by Frank Morris as chairman.
Other committees will be an
nounced at a later date.
CHURCH CARPENTRY CLASS
NEEDS SCRAP LUMBER
The carpentry class, meeting
Thursdays from 4 to 6 p.m. be
hind the Methodist parsonage, can
use any and all types of good crat
ing, sheet metal, and scrap lum
ber.
You will be welcome to drop it
off at the parsonage or give Rev.
Mecklenberg a call.
TWO CAA OFFICIALS
MAKING AREA SURVEY
L. E. Hammarley, chief of the
electronics maintenance branch of
CAA, and Lloyd Schneider, chief
of the teletype division, both from
Anchorage, have been in the
Nome area on conference and sur
vey for the past two days.
If you want to
buy, sell or rent
bouses, household furniture or
appliances, see
George Hite—Main 123
Crippled Children’s Assn.
Distributing Seals With
Scenic Views of Alaska
“Scenic Views of Beautiful Al
aska,” a sheet of 30 colored seals,
is being widely distributed by the
Alaska Crippled Children’s Assn,
from the headquarters office of
the organization in Anchorage.
Brilliantly highlighting Alaskan
scenes and activities, the seals are
finding many buyers as a “tourist
attraction” cr as an item of special
interest to stamp collectors. Alas
kans find them useful for gift
wrapping or attach them, to letters
sent to friends in the States.
All proceeds are used to help
the handicapped children of Alas
ka. The seals are sent out from
the Anchorage office at $1 per
sheet. Requests, with payment in
money orders, dollar bills, or
checks may be sent to the Alaska
Crippled Children’s Assn., P.O.
Box 912, Anchorage, Alaska.
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Shishmaref Couple
Visit In Anchorage
Mr. and Mrs. William Allokeok
of Shishmaref are on their way to
Anchorage today. They are the
parents of Mrs. George Ahgupuk
and are going to visit their daugh
ter and grandchildren. This is
Mrs. Allokeok’s first trip away
from Shishmaref and her first
plane ride and she is enjoying
every minute of it.
Get Set for Cold Weather!
Infants and Toddlers Snow Suits .... $8.90 to $15.50
GIRLS’ WINTER COATS . $14.50 to $28.95
WOMEN’S WINTER COATS .$38 to $42.50
PARKAS FOR THE FAMILY.Sizes 4 to 48
■ i also.
LINED JEANS, MITTENS, GLOVES, CAPS,
SWEATERS, SLACKS, JACKETS,
SHOE PACS, OVERSHOES
Buy Your Groceries by the Case
and Save 5% to 10%
COLD WEATHER IS HERE
HAVE YOU CHECKED YOUR FLUES?
GALVANIZED STOVEPIPE—.95 io $1.25 ELBOWS—.95
BLACK STOVE PIPE—.70 to .95 STOVE DAMPERS
FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
LET'S KEEP WARM by the ELECTRIC BLANKET WAY.
NEW GRISWOLD SKILLETS—ALL SIZES
INTAGLIO TABLEWARE. GET YOUR PIECES NOW.
NC COMPANY \Tra
Alaska'* Pioneer Merchants 1
60 TEARS SERVING ALASKA
Freighter Sailings
From Seattle Every Tuesday
For Valdez and Seward
AND FRIDAYS FOR SEWARD
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Dances At USO Building
Discontinued During
Remodeling Work
Mrs. L. Virginia Brown an
nounced today that the.dances at;
the old USO building have been
discontinued until further notice
due to remodeling work now going
on.
The front part of the building,
is being transformed into a wait
ing room and lobby for the
theater. When the work is com
pleted, the dances for the young
people will be resumed, Mrs.
Brown stated.
She also said that expenses for
running the youth center have
been heavier than anticipajed- and
she plans to run the place as a
young people’s club with dues
tentatively set at $3.00 a month.
Memb#s will be admitted to
dances for 25 cents and non
members 50 cents. The club will
be open evenings to all the young
people.
ALASKA AIRLINES
To Anchorage: Mr. and Mrs.
Marcell Stirn, Howard Burkher,
Fred Ellis, Wm. Wright, Mrs. Jack
Jenkins and infant, Wallace Me*
Iver, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Edris,
Philip Nunuruk, Paul Jackson,
Joan Aukon, Bessie Dalilak, Hu
bert Payenna, Roger Tootkaya
look.
From Anchorage: Amos Alter,
James A. Wilson, Judy Darley,
Don Adams, Evelyn Gentry.
To Unalakleet: Annie Dotomain
To McGrath: Swande Norback,
Sig Krogstad, Howard Stull, Stan
Spangenberg.
WANT ADS
Fuller Brushes, Box 61, Anchorage
FOR SALE—*’52 Plymouth 4-door
sedan. Bargain. Call Black 197.
DOG TEAM for hire, any capa
city, 1 lb. to 1 ton. Call Dick
Orr. 132
FOR SALE—Oogruk meat. Call
Main 85 for information.
FOR SALE—1935 Plymouth 4
door sedan, Bendix automatic
washer. Call Red 164 or Main
135. 132
FOR SALE—Girl’s shoe ice skates,
size 6. Call Main 124. 133
SHOWING AT THE ft
THEATER
Two Shows Nightly—7:15 & 9:15 jf
Doors Open 6:45 p.m. o
FRIDAY, SATURDAY,
pOL,
H
on
an Expedition by
HANS HASS
and
LOTTIE BERL
Oitinbuiyd by
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Plus Serial 'G-Men Never Forget'
SUNDAY AND~MONDAY
John Ford and Menan C. Cooper present
Qittributtlf by KXO Rsdio
•M, TERRY MOORE* BEN JOHNSON
and ROtERT ARMSTRONG with FRANK McHtIGM
D.ryct.d by ERNEST R. SCHOEOSACK
TnTniir* Cna— WilUi O Vim • low Fl«y by Rwb *«•
Transfer of Fred Dingledy
Leaves Nome Troop 666
Without A Scoutmaster
Scoutmaster Fred Dingledy,
who has been with Troop 666 for
the past year and a half and who
has been transferred to Anchor
age, met with the troop last eve
ing for the last time.
Dingledy has been very active
and very popular with the boys
who are very disappointed that
he is leaving.
Patrol leaders Peter Barber,
Bob Oman and Rod Boucher pre
sented him with an Alaskan bead
ed belt as an expression of their
appreciation for his work and
good fellowship with the troop
which has grown considerably
under his leadership.
Explorer Scouts presented him
with an Alaskan tie.
No replacement has been found
and anyone having experience in
Boy Scout leadership and interest
ed may contact William Barber at
CAA.
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PIONEER WATER UNDER
NEW MANAGEMENT WHILE
READER AT CONVENTION
Pete Reader, owner of Pioneer
Water Delivery, who leaves Mon
day to attend the Constitutional
Convention, to which he is a dele
gate from this division, announces
that Mr. and Mrs. George Wald
heim will be in charge of the
water company for the winter in
his absence. They will live in the
Reader residence so that the
phone service will remain the
same.
WHO'S GOT THE LUCKY BUCK
SEE MONDAY'S NUGGET
Nome Delegates Prepare
To Attend Constitutional
Convention On Monday
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Walsh leave
tomorrow to take up residence in
Fairbanks for the next couple of
months as Mr. Walsh has been
appointed by Gov. Heintzleman to
act as delegate to the Constitu
tional Convention from the Sec
ond Division, filling the vacancy
created by the death of Howard
Lyng. The convention will start
next Monday.
John McNees has already . left,
going by way of Anchorage to
represent Nome at the League"*of
Alaskan Cities meeting being held
at Palmer.
W. W. Laws is scheduled to
leave for Fairbanks on Saturday
and Pete Reader and wife plan
to leave on Monday.
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CLEARANCE
ON ALL ’55 MODEL
Johnson Sea-Horans the QUIET outboards
Buy Now and Save - While They Last
WAS $490
pgtfen"' Now $390
Long Shaft $15 Extra
5V2 H.P.
WAS $235
Now $175
Long Shaft $7.50 Extra
I 3 H.P.
WAS $164.50
Now $140
Cnly One Or Two Of Each Model In Stock
. . . First Come . • . First Served . . .
NOME HARDWARE
NOME’S COMPLETE HARDWARE STORE