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Present T!iree A!*l
r
Non ” .. S ir ! > 11 o -■ :•
: Thr.'i !' entitle i "S: rmg
t >•” ’i Tbutwiny evening. Nov.
in liio MuIRpurpo-m Room
JtT the direct ion of Mrs. Wm.
<. mcren.
T!ie seem* is laid in Mrs. Spnng
b>r‘s roomin': house for collc.se
l oys and i: is exceedingly lively at
times. In : dd;‘ion to her rerular
t-o mers. their girls keep popping
in and out. a few parents and an
unt show no. and the "Proxy'’
and Prof. Penn find occasion to
•all several times
Things mov • at a hilarious pace,
with occasional explosions issuing
from Ed's room, which he has
tu-ned into a chemical lab. Due
t • the antics of V;c and Howard,
t'-e col lose almost loses a srnnt
!'. r a neve scion e laboratory. Most
of this i caused bv that well
known m.e.ady, “Soring Fever,"
and ■ 1 'kfa i ! C c shidenS
seem to be suffering more than
renal
Be sure and save the date
Tieke's will be <-n sale next week
\ imi is SI 00.
WORDS OF V/ISDOM . . .
Words of wisdom from the per
of Sen. Les Bronson in reference
to legislators and other leader:
who let their authority go to thei:
heads.
Remember this
On your way up.
The biggest dog
Was once a pup.
This is true
No ifs or buts,
The tallest trees
Were once small nuts.
MAGISTRATE'S COURT
Tom Morris was fined $15 on
drunk charge; Peter Charlie wa
given 30 days with 20 suspencle
for disorderly conduct and Kiatch
Rock $35 suspended for drun
and disorderly charges.
Clyde Nershak was bound ovi
'o the Grand Jury by Deput
Magistrate Fletcher Gregg of Kot
ebue, charged with felonious as
-soult on the person of Frank Nor
ton. Bail was set at $2,000.
NOTICE
Monday evening will be Pas
Patrons and Past Matrons night a
the Alaska Chapter No. 1 Orde:
of Eastern Star and a special pro
gram is being planned by th
Worthy Matron for the occasion
All visiting members are urge*
to be present for this meeting.
1
ri inn
imi
Wi •-!
announced
I’t’iim Telegraph
(
Air Force'.' 1929 comnuuv
group, which operates the
Alaska Communications System,
reports that on and after the 23rd.
the initial word charge for mes
sa. :es from Alaska to Seattle will
he !h cents higher per message.
No change in initial word charges
will apply on messages destined
beyond Seattle.
Rates for additional words in
full-rate telegrams, to any point
of the continental US, will in
crease 1 a cent per word. On night
and day It tiers, the charge for
each additional 5 words will in
crease variably from 1 c to 11 a
cents.
T ere will be no change in the
rates for press messages or money
order services.
Rates for telegraph service be
tween points within Alaska will
not be affected.
Bachelor Mechanics
Class Exhibits Meat Cuts
In the Nome Drug Store win
’ j dow by the Homemaking classes
| is a meat selection and care dis
! play. The Bachelor Mechanics
| class, one of Nome High School
I course offerings, has been studv
1 ing meat cookery. The clay models
i and charts were made in connec
| tion with the learning of the vari
! ous cuts of meat and their loca
I tion on the animal.
' The 11 enthusiastic boys, in
I structed by Mrs. Sharon Bell are:
> : Lloyd Hardy, David Charles, Wil
s j lie and Homer Hoogendorn, Art
i j and George Johnson, Roy Kenick,
a 1 Steve Ehrhart, Paul Harmon, Chas.
k j Nershak and Stanley Walker.
r! CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. UP> —
y ! Remember when grandma spent
- j long hours looking for her spec
- j tacles, only to find she’d pushed
- ; them onto her forehead?
Mrs. Jay Solomon had a similar
- problem with one of her contact
lenses. She finally discovered both
I lenses on one eye.
The Northerner Circle of the
} Methodist Church will meet at the
. Fellowship Hall Saturday evening
1 at 7:30.
NOTICE
Lillie Tungwenuk
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
Sales office: Dial 2234 Write Box 700
DEALERS IN
Lumber & Plywood Building Materials Wallboard Insulation
Oxygen & Acetylene Welding Machines Electrodes
Supplies and Accessories
Jaeger Pumps Zeus & Pioneer Light Plants
MacWyte Wire Rope Standard Oil Products
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
im! oai
Cuii' in .I;
?>.. .3 T "3 O w..,,
Mums Sn!?E I*:???*
Nome alum;; split a pair of ea r'
tilts with the Nanooks Tuesday
evening us the curtain was raised
on the basket hall season at Nome
High School.
In the opener between the two
female aggregations, the high
school girls had the best of the
alums winnin handilv 43-15.
This game was spiced m the the
appi arance of the alums’ *'S > ret
Suzie weapon" (alias Billy Muller'
who sparked the “oldtimers” with
his six paint outburst in the
fourth period.
The Nano ikettes’ Barb Mclver
tore the alums apart with her 20
point outburst. Sister Kay helped
the cause with another 9 points.
Playing on the alumnae team
were Arlene Muller, Kitty Scott,
Janet Muller, Joan Crew, Lois Me
Ivcr. Lucy Trigg, Carrie McLain,
Blanche Walters. Carolyn Reader,
Grace Johnson and Valerie Keller.
Nanookette performers w ere
June Pederson. Jeanette Minix,
Emma Kugzruk, Kay Mclver,
Laura Walker. Cathy Walsh, Barb
Mclver, Sally Ailnk, Ruth Okit
kon, Carol Oksoktaruk. Corrine
Pauwok and Alice Arnold.
On the masculine side of the
ledger the high school boys were
absorbing a 53-24 defeat by their
former teammates.
Ron Locke topped the Nanook
effort with 11 points and the
alums’ G. Brown topped his team
with 18 points. The alums took
the lead at the outset and were
never headed during the game.
Richard Atuk, Bill Sagoonick,
Rob Fagerstrom, Larry Martin, Joe
Curran and Homer Hoogendorn
I make up the rest of the Nanook
roster.
Despite their loss the Nanooks’
morale was high and one of their
shining lights was their ability
at rebounding. Inexperience seem
ed to be the outstanding weak
point of the Nanooks. but they
show a lot of promise for the
future.
Approximately 30 sport fans
witnessed the first game.
Admitted to the hospital: Mil
ton Ozenna. Discharged Johnson
Seegoonik.
IMPORTANT MEETING
PIONEERS OF ALASKA
NOMINATION OF OFFICERS
WEDNESDAY — NOV. 21
Alcoholics Anonymous meeting
Saturday evening, 7:30, Conference
Room, MMM HospitaL
WANT ADS
LOST: Gold wrist watch, leather
strap. Reward. Call 2818 after 5
FOR RENT: 3 room house. Call
Nugget.
FOUND: Wallet of Winfred Ad
loat. Call at Nugget and pay foi
I ad.
I GIVE ALASKA’S MAGAZINE foi
Christmas! ALASKA SPORTS
MAN, Box 1271-NN, Juneau
$5.00 a year—12 issues. (And tel]
us how to sign gift card.)
For Avon products see Alice Scott
FOUND: Pair of dark glasses. Cal
at Nugget office.
FOR SALE: To highest bidder. Th<
old church building no longei
occupied or used, owned by th<
Board of Missions of the Metho
dist Church, on north half lo
No. 1, Block 27, City of Nome
Building to be removed fron
the lot by Sept. 1. 1963. Biddei
must post $1,000 bond to insurt
compliance. Bids to be acceptec
on or before Dec. 1, 1962 am
mailed to Board of Trustees
Community Methodist Church
Nome, Alaska. For details cal
2865.
starring LONDON, The Dog and FLEECIE, The Lamb • with BUDDY HART . WENDY STUART
Directed by CHARLES R. RONDEAU • Produced by HUGH M. HOOKER . Written by DORRELL McGOWAN
An ALLIED ARTISTS Picture
SUNDAY anil MONDAY
1
Fuel Service
Guaranteed
Dependable
ZIEGLER
and
QUAKER
and Appliances
Office: Dial 2561
LP Gas
STOVE PARTS
AND REPAIRS
OIL HEATERS
Res: Dial 2417
DEAL WITH CONFIDENCE AT
Green’s City Fuel and Transfer
FOR THANKSGIVING
On Sale
Wednesday, Nov. 21 — N.C. Co. Store
Benefit of
CARE Literacy Kits
sponsored by
Home Arts Club