WINTER SKATING SCHEDULE
Skating On Sundays
2 to 4—4 to 6 P. M.—Children and Young Folks
7 to 9—-9 to 11—11 to 1—For Adults Only
MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS
4 to 6 P. M.—Children and Young Folks
7 to 9—9 to 11—11 to 1—For Adults Only
Skating on Wednesdays
* 2 to 4 P. M.—White Ladies Only
(With Instructor for Beginners)
4 to 6 P. M.—All Children
Skating on Saturdays
2 to 4—4 to 6 P. M.—Children and Young Folks
Alt Children Must Be Off Floor by 9 P. M.
(HAUL CLOSED TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS)
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CHRISTMAS
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IT GETS RESULTS
Benefit Baseball
Games be Played
Wed. Dec. 16th
At a meeting of captains and
managers of the four indoor base
ball teams which have been or.
ganized for a regular series, to
begin shortly after the first of
the year, it was decided to play
a benefit double.header game the
night of Wednesday, December
16th, the funds to be turned over
to the Community Xmas Tree
Committee in connection with its
annual Christmas celebration.
At the same time, the meeting
also took up several other details
of practices in the new gym, it
finally being decided that the
balconies would be closed to all
visitors and spectators, except
upon special invitation of the
managers.
Now that the teams have com.
pleted temporary organizations,
their practices will be semi.sec.
ret, and outsiders or other teams
are expected to leave the hall
whenever the next team appears
for practice it was announced.
Reason for this move was given
as being in line with the custo.
mary proceedure for petty dis.
agreements or poor sportsman,
ship, thereby allowing each team
to devote its entire time to per.
fecting its organization without
interruption from other teams or
She’s A Queen
] there should he little wonder that
Kent State University of Ohio chose
Slunor Bader, pretty senior co-ed,
to -eign as queen over the Institu
t on e 1936 "homecoming.” She's
pi-es n«nt of the women'* honor
son»»y and a star in the campus
.>r«*ti* (Assoeiatsd Press Photo)
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T.ie captain manager group also
decided to instruct its players
i that from now on the rear door
to the gym would be the only
point of entry to the hall, all oth.
er school doors being locked.
This was to have an orderly sys_
tern of janitor work in the big
building, and insure that only
the gym would be in use after
the regular work of cleaning up
the school rooms had been com.
pleted.
Airplane News
Nome Airport
Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mirow
| A.r Service, made an emergency
(light to White Mountain yester.
day. Mrs. Hanson, wife of Rev.
Hansen, was a passenger from
Golovin to White Mountain. Mrs.
Ashenfelter was brought to the
Maynard Columbus hospital here.
Miss George, school teacher at
White Mountain was also a pas_
| senger to Nome.
—
The PAA Pilgrim plane on
wheels, pilot Murray Stuart, with
the regular twice.weekly mail
aboard landed at Golovin enroute
from Fairbanks to Nome today,
on account of weather. The plane
will come on to Nome as soon as
the weather clears.
NEWS ITEMS
The Volley Ball organization
which functioned last winter,
playing in the Indian Affairs gym,
is meeting at the new public
school gym at 8 p.m. tonight for
their first practice of this winter.
They expect to organize some
stiff competition in this exciting
sport.
Commencing Monday, morning.
Nov. 30th, Polet’s Stores will givej
away free, one chance on their!
Christmas Gift Barrel, with every
dollar purchase or paid on ac_
count. Mr. Polet states that the
Christmas Gift Barrel will con.
tain fifty valuable presents and'
the drawing, as usual, will take
place Xmas Eve at 8:30 o’clock
P. M. The Nugget Office job de
partment is busy working over,
time prjpting the drawing tickets.
THANKSGIVING GAMES
Vanderbilt 6 Alabama 14
Washington 40 Wash State 0
UCLA 7 So. California 7 tie
St. Marys 34 CPS 0
Whitman 0 Willamette 18
Idaho 0 Utah State 10
New York U 7 Fordham 6
Colgate 32 Brown 0
Penn 14 Cornell 6
Carnegie Tech 14 Pittsburgh 31
North Carolina State 0 Duke 13
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