Pilot Robber? of $1,000
ANCHORAGE— hiel Tint t«doau,
It), a pilot, was kmvkod uncon
scious and robbed of SI,000 in
cash near Fourth Ave. and D St.,
h ■ reported to city police.
Thibodeau said he was walking
m the street when struck on the
head from behind. He momentarily
:ost consciousness and when he re
covered, a bag containing the
money was gone from his pocket.
Thibodeau said.
The funds belonged to the Arctic
Circle Store in Ft. Yukon, Thi
bodeau said.
Thiebedeau is a pilot for the Ft
Yukon Air Service.
Magistrate's Court
Everett Ehrhart, who was mar
ried here recently, has been charged
with polygamy and preliminary
hearing is set for Jan. 8.
Clyde Nershak was given a 90
sentence on a drunk and disorder
ly charge.
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Dinner and Drinks
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For $10 per Person
Advance Tickets Obtainable
from
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A non-profit, good-will party
sponsored by
The Bering Sea Lions Club
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K'TCHIKAN The trio of
■ft ■ .■ iv who attempted an escape
. :i-’ir: Ketchikan's detention facility
' *\-i 11 serve lung terms in correc
tional institutions. That was the
decision of District Magistrate
Richard Dauber. who heard the '
ease in Juvenile Court proceedings.
Timothy Burden, 1(1. Wasilla,
I .an y Brown. 16. Nome, and Daniel
Horn. 14. Fairbanks, were comit
ted to the custody of the state's
Youth and Adult Authority until
their 21st birthdays. They are held
'nere pending placement in a ju
venile correction institution, prob
ably in California or Utah.
Dauber could have ordered the
three held on felony charges as j
a result of the attack on Joyce j
Miller, a correctional aide, and J
the boys’ subsequent flight from
the detention home.
Legislators to Meet With Home
Arts Club on Thursday Night
Members of the Home Arts Club
are reminded that the regular
Tuesday meeting, which falls on
New Year’s Day. has been sched
uled for Thursday evening, Jan. 3.
At this time the legislators will
meet with the members as well as
the mayor on local projects.
The meeting will iae at the resi
dence of Mrs. Emily Boucher with
Mrs. David Nease as co-hostess.
Cora Senungeluk returned yes
terday from Fairbanks where she
has been visiting for the holidays
with her brother, Ronald Senun
getuk and his wife.
One reason doctor’s bills are
high—it costs $67,000 to train a
medical specialist.
TONIGHT
at the
Polaris
Dining Room
Grilled or Baked
a la Ken Lee
ALL YOU CAN EAT
$3.50
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
A division of Alaska Steamship Co.
Sales Office: Dial 2234 Write Box 700
DEALERS IN
Lumber and Plywood
Building Materials
Wallboard Insulation
Oxygen and Acetylene
Welding Machines
Electrodes
Supplies and Accessories
Jaeger Pumps
Zeus and Pioneer Light Plants
MacWyte Wire Rope
Standard Oil Products
Lomen Commercial Co.
Ccuvic’l Mt’ct’.nr* NV
The Ne-'u City Coune'.l met last
ni1 lit in a delayed meeting as the
r.rular meeting fell on Christmas
Eve.
A copy of the State Uniform
Traffic Code was received and
turned over to the Committee on
Laws. Ordinance and Printing for
study to see if it would fit into
the present city regulations and
what changes might be necessary
in order to conform.
Information was requested by
Stan Soboscienski on whether or
not the city would supply the
necessary lift in the sewer line for
property owners who have base
ments and will be using the sewer
system.
The City Council voted to take
an additional $2,500 in insurance
of the City Hall equipment.
After much discussion, the Coun
cil agreed to pay the annual fee
to tKe Alaska Municipal League
which was $579 this year.
Councilman John Reader re
ported that workman compensation
has been ordered to cover the
workers who will be employed
under the Depressed Area Funds
project and work should start
sometime in January.
15 Birthdays at Pioneer Home
There are 15 birthdays among
the oldtimers at the Pioneer Home
next month, among which there
is a Nomeite, John Pearson, who
celebrates on Jan. 21, when he will
be 81 years old.
Hospital News
Admitted: Lucille Tevuk. Annie
Adams, Duwavne Sockpick, Olga
Bale, Marian Sockpick.
Discharged: Nancy Cabinboy.
NOTICE
PIONEER MEETING
Wednesday. January 2
8:00 p.m. — Pioneer Igloo
Refreshments
Ralph DeLong. Pres.
NOTICE
This is the time of the year that
we again remind all car owners
that cars left parked on the city
streets interfere with timely and
effective snow removal. Your co
operation in removing your car
from the streets will preclude the
necessity of the police having to
invoke City Ordinance. Section No.
18-19, which prohibits parking a
vehicle on any street or public
property for a period of lime longer
than 24 consecutive hours. Enforce
ment of this Ordinance will be ac
complished by issuing traffic cita
tions for overtime parking.
Robert Oliver,
Chief of Police and Fire
John Reader, Councilman,
Chairman, St. Committee
Pub: Dec. 28, 31, 1962, Jan. 2,
1963.
NOTICE
The M & M Bank will close
Monday at 1:00 p.m. in observance
of the New Year holiday.
NOTICE
There will not be a meeting of
the Alaska Chaper No. 1. Order
of Eastern Star on Monday, Dec.
31. Installation of officers will be
on Jan. 21.
Pearl Bohrer, W.M.
Alcoholics Anonymous meeting
Saturday evening, 7:30, Conference
Room, MMM Hospital.
WANT ADS
FOUND: Brown - rimmed glasses.
Call at Nugget.
FOR RENT: 3 room house, bath, :
central heating. Call Nugget, tf :
SELL — Those surplus items that j
you don’t need Just let a j
Nugget Classified Ad convert l
them into cash for vou |
For Avon products see Alice Scott.
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First Show Starts at 7:15 — Second Show, 0:30
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
“The Wild and the Innocent"
Audie Murphy, Joanne Dru, Gilbert Roland, Jim Backus
SUNDAY and MONDAY
THE
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PICTURE
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BY THE
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the PLACE to BUY & SAVE in ’63
Fresh Bread 3 Free Deliveries Daily
& Pastries Daily 10:30 3:00 5:00
All the help and management at the Nome Hardware
and U.S. Merc are proud to have served you throughout 1962.
Your patronage has been appreciated, may we continue to care
for your needs, and share your friendship in 1963—We wish
You Health, Prosperity and a Happy New Year.
For that New Year’s Day Salad
BANANAS Ib 43c
For that New Year’s Day Drink
S & W No. 2
TOMATO JUICE
,, 34c 3 97c
For that New Year’s Day "Headache”
25 TABLETS
ALKA SELTZER 59c
Let’s start the year out in a light
hearted mood . . .
NEW ARRIVALS
Are Always Welcome Here
To the first baby born in 1963 from
the Nome area or at Nome Hospital
A $25 Gift Certificate
Redeemable At
NOME HARDWARE or U.S. MERC
Time & date of birth must be certified
MERC MEAT
for the New Year Dinner Treat
Tender
CUBE STEAKS I49
Fresh Never Frozen
ROUND STEAK I39
Fresh Ground
HAMBURGER 59c
New Magazines & Pocket Books Arriving Daily
Prices Good Thru December 31st