Mrs. Laura E. Jones, ANS
Education Specialist,
Here On Tour
Airs. L ura E. Jones, Educa
tion sp cialist for the Alaskn
is. *. vice has arrived from
Juneau on a tour of duty.
i A. u vlerstood that she plans
to i p headquarters here and
make trips to Unalakleet, White
Mountain, Tin City, Wales, Teller
Aiis.naii, Golovin, Koyuk, and pro
babl> to other points.
She was accompanied by Bea
trice Erickson of the social wel
fare department who is also on
a survey trip.
While here she will confer with
■a Beta Sigma Phi committee to
see what aid can be given toward
the hot lunch project, as the ANS
has a special fund for this proj
ect and most of the children being
served in the school are native
children.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving from Anchorage were
Wm. Brown, Sam Wesley, and
Gary Longley.
Pioneers Fete Entertainers
Of Annual Roof Garden
Tomorrow evening the Pioneers
of Alaska will be hosts to all the
entertainers who took part in the
Pioneer Roof Garden last month.
Over one hundred places have
been set to take care of Pioneers
and their guests for a turkey din
ner at the Igloo. Chairman for
t h e dinner, Charles D. Jones,
states that George Gemalis, well
known Pioneer chef, is seeing that
everything will be hot and tasty
for the celebration.
Following the dinner a joint in
stallation of the 1952 officers of
the Pioneers of Alaska, Igloo No.
1, and the women's group, Aux
iliary No. 1, will be held with the
traditional ceremony.
Hank Miller, district manager
for Wien Airlines had the mis
fortune of slipping on an icy sur
face of one of the companies
planes while servicing it Wednes
day and injuring his back. He is
spending a few days in the hos
pital.
WE CARRY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FINE LIQUORS, BEER AND WINE
)ut-of-To\vn Orders Carefully Handled
Just Arrived!
New Shipment of
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Year friendly Community ttere
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Wholesale and Retail
Main 133 Free Delivery
FROM SEWARD I
SS Baranof Jan. 17
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
SS Denali Jan. 24
Siika Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
SS Baranof Jan. 31 *
Silka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
SS. Denali Feb. 7
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
For Further Information Wire, Write or Phone
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FAIRBANKS — ANCHORAGE — SEWARD
Hundred Children Served
Hot Lunch Yesterday,
ANS To Expand Project
Over a hundred children were
served yesterday no'on with hot
soup and cocoa by the Beta Sig
ma Phi committee which is
headed by Mrs. G. R. Jackson.
Most of these children are from
points farthest from school, such
I as the King Island village, the
Sand Spit, and Belmont Point.
Out to the fact that the facil
ities for preparing the food and
serving it has a limited capacity,
and it is impossible to serve more
than a hundred children, the com
mittee states that at this time they
cannot accept the children who
live near the school.
On extremely stormy days how
ever, provision will be made to
serve chocolate to those who
bring their sandwiches. The school
will have to provide a place for
the children to eat.
The program has met with such
full-hearted response that plans
will have to be made to expand
the service next year, with the
cooperation of the ANS.
CADETS SPONSOR BARN
DANCE AND BASKET
SOCIAL SATURDAY NIGHT
The CAP Cadets have planned
a very informal dance for Sat
urday evening in which the girls
are in charge this time.
The party is the form of a barn
dance. Everyone is asked to come
in jeans and cotton dresses.
The girls will bring lunches in
picnic boxes to be purchased by
the boys.
A good time is anticipated by
the young people.
WIEN AIRLINES
Departing for Anchorage were
Max Ellingson, Carl Newman,
Carol Newman, and Don Hovey.
To Moses Point: Mr. and Mrs.
Don Moyer. To Farewell: B. R.
Martin.
Basketball Tonight
Nome High vs. Army, 8:15
At the Nome High Gym
Guaranteed to please !
NOTICE
Pioneers of Alaska and their
guests are asked to be at the Pio
neer Hall promptly at 7:00 Satur
day evening, at which time the
turkey dinner will be served.
Charles D. Jones, Chairman
NOTICE
The Aurora Circle will meet
Tuesday, Jan. 15, at 7:30 p.m.
at the Lavinia Wallace Young
Mission.
WANT ADS
LOST—Black Cocker 6 months
old. Call Black 3 or see 357
1st Ave. W.
FOUND—Large gray and white
tomcat. Call Main 15. 3,2
FOR SALE—Slide viewers, TDC
Duo (Vivid Viewer). Call Main
193 before 5 p.m.
DREAM
THEATER
Friday, Jan. 11—7:15 & 9 p.m.
"THE FAR FRONTIER"
— Roy Rogers —
■ - •
Saturday, Jan. 12—7:30 p.m.
"THREE LITTLE WORDS"
Fred Astaire - Red Skelton
- Vera Ellen -
Sunday, Jan. 13—7:15 & 9 p.m.
"SPY HUNT"
Howard Duff - Philip Friend
Marta Toren - Robert Douglas !
Prize Drawings Held
Drawings for the special give
aways at the Nome Hardware
Store were held last evening.
There should be seven happy
winners announced soon for a
down payment on a Dodge and
Plymouth, sewing machine, radio
and typewriter.
Two numbers were also drawn
for turkeys which were not
claimed in the pre - Christmas
drawing.
The lucky numbers will be
found in the advertisement in this
issue.
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Guy Elam, is a visitor in town
from Candle enroute to Lost River.
Guy formerly operated the Polar
Grill before moving farther
north. This is his first visit to
Nome since he left here in 1940,
and he says he notices that there
have been some changes made.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Hank Miller, Whel
ler Layman, Mrs. Alfred Cortez,
Gertrude Kugzruk.
Discharged: Adrian Barr.
Entry Blanks Available
For Art Exhibit At
Fur Rendezvous
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The Anchorage Business and
Professional Women’s Club is
sponsoring the Art Exhibit this
year at the annual Fur Rendez
vous. The club requests all those
interested in entering exhibits to
procure entry blanks from the
Nugget office soon as the closing
date is February 16.
Last year several prizes were
won by local artists in the ama
teur, school and professional
classes. Cash awards tor the
amount of $200.00 will be given
this year.
George Loveless, missionary for
the Alaska Evangelical Society,
who started the Nome Gospel Mis
sion, is scheduled to return to
Nome today. He will relieve Rev.
and Mrs. A. Freeburg, who are
leaving soon.
Rev. Loveless will speak Sun
day morning and evening at the
Nome Gospel Mission at the reg
ular services.
OVERSTOCKED SALE
STARTING JAN. 15
Sweaters—Blouses—Housedresses
Boy s and Girl’s Jackets—Men s Sheen Jackets
Children’s and Ladies Corduroy Jackets
Boy’s Shirts—Children’s Overshoes
Scatter Rugs—Seat Cushions—and what have you
Prices Cut to Bone — Strictly Cash
CAVOTA’S
THE FAMILY STORE
PARENTS — See their school marks go up!
GET YOUR BOY OR GIRL
THE NEW . . .
GRAY MAGIC
ROYAL PORTABLE
COME IN TODAY! See the new Gray Magic Royal Portable.
THE Standard Typewriter in Portable Sire. Price includes
carrying case and instruction book.
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