ALASKA AIRLINES
; Arriving from Anchorage were
Trygve Jorgenson, H. J. Hanson,
F. R. McGinty, Allen Anderson,
and Roy Tucker.
Departing for McGrath were F.
R. McGinty, A. Anderson, R.
Tucker; for Unalakleet, Bill Port
er; for Anchorage, Jim Larson;
for Kotzebue, Walter Kirklin, A.
L. Wooten.
Admitted to the hospital: Jack
Gassnoff, Gertrude Walluk.
Discharged: Agnes Amarak.
The Home Arts Club met at the
home of Mrs. Gordon Osborne
last evening for a Christmas
party. Instead of the usual gift
exchange among the members,
gifts were brought for children in
the Seward Sanitorium, all the
gifts being something which in
dividual children had requested.
Delicious refreshments were
served from a festively decor
ated table.
Old Newspapers For Sale
At The Nugget Office
Christmas Headquarters
Large Assortment Latest Type Toys
DOLL HOUSES - SEWING KITS - BOOKS - "U-BUILD" KITS
Bring the Children in to see
SANTA’S SHOP
\\ hitman Candies — Fruit Cakes
YES ! — We still have REVERE WARE !
and Sunbeam Electric Appliances
New shipment —
Pendleton, McGregor and Jantzen Shirts
and Sweaters. Also Insulated Jackets !
For the Women: Clothes of Distinction & Glamour
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Let our trained clerks assist you
in your Christmas Shopping
We Have Christmas Trees
— Out of town orders our specialty —
ALASKA'S PIONEER MERCHANTS
COMMERCIAL CO
NOME, ALASKA
Main 133 Free Delivery
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SS Baranof Dec. 6
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
SS Denali Dec. 13
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
SS Baranof Dec. 20
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
SS Denali Dec. 27
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FAIRBANKS — ANCHORAGE — SEWARD
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COMMUNITY XMAS
TREE COMMITTEES
ARE APPOINTED
The first meeting of those in
terested in planning the Com
munity Christmas Tree festivities
was held Sunday afternoon at the
City Hall and the following were
appointed to head the committees
for this traditional event.
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General chairman will foe Mr.
O. G. Boe, superintendent of the
Nome School; master of cere
monies, Charles D. Jones; chair
man of finance, Jennie Martin
assisted foy Bob Renshaw and
Clyde Glass.
The program chairman will foe
Mrs. B. W. McCarthy. W. W.
Laws will foe chairman of the re
freshment committee and the
filling of the 800 Christmas stock
ings.
Olaf Halverson will have charge
of obtaining the Christmas tree
and the decorations for the event.
C. F. Yenney is to be chairman
of arrangements with Santa Claus
for his personal appearance some
time during the entertainment.
The date chosen for the event
is Friday, December 21.
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George Bell Had
Busy Time In Juneau
Word from Juneau indicates
that George Bell, high school
student and son of Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Bell, had a busy time even
before a got to New York City
to attend the Youth Forum.
While in Juneau he was a
luncheon guest of both the Lions
and Rotary clubs, visited the Ju
neau High School and- Teen Age
Club. He also called on the gov
ernor and Secretary Kehoe.
He also broadcast over a Ju
neau radio station and reports in
dicate he did a god job of it. He
enjoyed seeing many Nome boys
while at the National Guard.
He was to be met in Seattle by
John Paden and Virgil Farrell,
both formerly of Nome.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
Nome Skin Sewers Co-Operat
ive Association will hold their
annual meeting on Dec. 11, 1951,
at the Skin Sewers Building. 146
v NOTICE
We, of the Entertainment Com
mittee for the Pioneer Roof Gar
den, feel that special recognition
should be given Ilene Harwood
who, although not a Pioneer, is
serving on our committee and is
donating to us her time and tal
ent.
Entertainment Committee
Pioneer Roof Garden
WANT ADS
WARM^OUSE^torTenTchild^
youth bed, $30. Call Nugget.
WANTED— Telephone operator.
Shift: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Apply
Alaska Tel. & Tel. Co. No ex
perience necessary. tf
DO YOU have a house to rent?
Inquiries are made every week
at the Nugget. Use our classi
fied ads for good results.
DREAM
THEATER
Thursday, Dec. 4—7:30 p.m.
"ROCK ISLAND TRAIL"
Forrest Tucker - Adele Mara
Friday. Dec. 7—7:15 & 9:00 p.m.
"TARZAN
AND THE MAGIC FOUNTAIN"
Lex Barker - Brenda Joyce
Albert Decker
Chamber Holds Last
Meeting Till After
The Holidays
The Chamber of Commerce
meeting held yesterday noon at
the Board of Trade was an
nounced as the last official meet
ing until after the holidays.
A letter was read from the Dep
uty Attorney General, assuring
/the Chamber that the position of
District Judge would be filled at
the earliest possible time.
Director Harwood, chairman of
a special committee which is
working on finding a suitable
building for the Bureau of Mines,
reported his findings but the com
mittee was continued for further
investigation.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving with Pan American
yesterday were: Charles Berg,
Hilda Berg, Norma Berg, Mrs.
Vincent Moder, Theresa Moder,
Jessie Wooten.
Departing for Fairbanks were
Lucille Knill and son, B. W.
Neilly, Walt Baker, Ray Gaas*
land; for Seattle: Mrs. Bill Munz
and children, Mrs. Frank Coplin
and daughter Gail, and Paul Sarv.
WIEN AIRLINES
Passengers to Fairbanks were
Eugene Rogers, John B. Williams.
Passengers to Kotzebue were
Bert Beltz, Rodney Lincoln, Gen
0
evieve Kostenbader and son.
Arriving in Nome were Bill
Kostenbader, Ruth Purcell.
Round trip passengers were
Fritz Wien and George Joseph.
Secretary of Alaska J. Kehoe,
through Charles Jones, mayor of
Nome, wishes to express his ap
preciation for the fine response
given to his appeal for clothing
for Korean relief, especially to
the Home Arts Club, who assisted
in the drive.
ATTENTION PIONEERS!
—MEETING TONIGHT—
Election of Officers
PIONEER IGLOO — 8 PM.
NOTICE
C.AJ?. MEETING
TONIGHT
7:30 p.m. at Federal Bldg.
Directory Representative
To Leave Nome Saturday
Everett DeZell, sales represen
tative of the General Telephone
Directory Company of California,
prophecies that the entire terri
tory will have dial phones before
many years and hence the uni
formity in phone directories will
be more important.
The Alaska Telephone Com
pany’s new directory will be part
of the All Alaska Directory and
will be available any place in
the States for long distance calls,
he stated, and will be ready for '
distribution in Nome in March
of next year.
Mr. DeZell is selling space in
the classified section to local busi
ness houses this week and plans
to leave Saturday for Anchorage.
As this is the first directory, he
stated, the demand by travel agen
cies and other groups needing a
ready reference to places and peo
ple throughout the territory for
copies already runs into thou
sands.
Women’s Society of
Methodist Church Plans
Special Program Friday
The Women’s Society of the
Community Methodist Church is
planning a special program for
their December meeting, sched
uled for Friday evening at 8:00 at
the Social Rooms of the church.
Hostesses for the evening will
be Mrs. V. Valtyrson, Mrs. Ev
erett Adams, Miss Eileen Uttech,
and Mrs. Andrew Nerland.
The program, “Symbols That
Live,” will be under the direction
of Mrs. Robert Treat. Mrs. Fred
Larson will lead the devotionals.
A special feature of the meeting
will be the voluntary contribu
tions of gifts for the Community
Center and the MMM Hospital.
Needed at the Hospital are cro
cheting and knitting materials,
postage stamps, pajamas, towels,
and gift items for men. These
Christmas gifts are for patients
who are there for a long time.
For the Community Center,
records of any size, wool scarves,
long baby stockings and shaving
cream have been suggested.
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WILBUR WALLUK
ROBERT MAYOKOK
and others
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