Preparations Under Way
For Roof Garden Dec. 8
The Pioneers of Nome, Igloo
No. 1, announce the holding of
the 43rcL Annual Roof Garden at
the Nome High School gymna
sium, on the evening of Dec. 8.
Fred . Rockman, chairman for
the event, states that the commit
tees have been appointed and pre
parations are being made for a
successful evening with a stage
show, dancing, eats and entertain
men for young and for old and
with prizes for everyone.
This occasion is looked upon by
the people of Nome and surround
ing area as the start of the winter
social activities. All of the pre
vious Roof Gardens have been
well attended by those who un
SON BORN TO EVANS BELLS
Mr. and Mrs. Evans Bell are
the parents of a son born Nov.
13 at the hospital. Mr. Bell is
employed by CAA and arrived
here with his family recently.
U.S. Commissioner Jim Von der
Heyat sentenced Arthur N. Up
ickson to six months in the Fed
eral Jail for issuing checks with
out sufficient funds in the bank.
derstand the quality of entertain
ment and the effort that is put
forth to complete such a large
enterprise.
It behooves each person to
mark Dec. 8 on his calendar of
social events and plan to attend
the 43rd Annual Roof Garden at
the Nome High School gymna
sium.
THANKS
^GIVING
The Pilgrim Fathers had Turkey, Duck, Rabbit,
Cranberries, Corn on Cob, Chestnuts, Squash
and Potatoes The First Thanksgiving.
WE CAN SUPPLY YOU ALL OF THESE, ALSO
CHICKENS FRESH
BEEF LETTUCE
LAMB CELERY
VEAL TOMATOES
CUKES
CRAPES SWEET POTATOES
LEMONS BRUSSEL SPROUTS
COCONUTS CABBAGE
BANANAS PEPPERS
ORANGES CAULIFLOWER
MELONS DATES
FROZEN FRUITS AND JUICES
FRESH SHEA FISH AND MUKTUK
Fresh Flowers on Tuesday
Roasting pans for your bird . . . Fancy glasses for
Your beverage ... A formal for the Hostess . . .
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Town Teams Lose To
Air Force In First
Basketball Encounter
The first basketball games of
the season were played last even
ing in the school gymnasium with
the two Air Force teams winning
over two town teams.
142nd Supply scored 50 points
to the CAP’S 22. The 32nd De
tachment team scored 45 to the
High School’s 38 points.
Players o*n the CAP team were
Bronson, J. Bell, Olsen, Cooley,
Emmons, Brown and Grossoehme;
for the 142nd: Lewdnov, Dekasen,
Carlock, Haney, Coday, Calver,
Lommason.
On the school team were C.
Willoya, Mogg, Larsen, Swanberg,
Okpealuk, M. Willoya, G. Bell and
Green; for the 32nd Detach, were
Lt. Fugschert, Minick, Honsoer
ger, Gilfow, Smith, LaFollette,
Crow, and Rodecap.
The next game is scheduled for
Friday evening, when the AACS
will play the Blue Devils and the
Methodist Church will play the
142nd.
Children of Former Nome
Girl Win Musical Honors
Camellia Mae and Charles
Carrol, children of Mr. and Mrs.
F. J. Carrol, have won distin
guished musical honors in Cali
fornia where the two children
have proven themselves to be
talented violinists.
Camellia, who is eleven, and
Charles who is ten, recently
passed examinations given each
year by Trinity College of Music
in London with outstanding
scores, Charles having made the
grade of 91. The children were
graded on concert performance,
stage presence, technique of bow
ing and fingering, and knowledge
of key, rhythm and harmony.
Camellia is scheduled to appear
as guest artist at the Youth Con
cert Series at the Stanford Uni
versity Theater.
Juanita Jones Carrol, formerly
of Nome and sister of Mrs. Larry
Galvin, is the mother of these
talented and outstanding musi
cians.
NOTICE TO PARENTS
All minors under the age of 18
come under the City Curfew Or
dinance No. 347. Boys and girls
on public streets or public places
after 10:00 P.M of each and every
day, without parents written con
sent, shall be picked up by City
Police. Parents shall be notified
and be subject to fine or imprison
ment.
Clyde D. Glass
Police Chief
Publish Nov. 14, 16, 23 & 29, 1951
WANT ADS
WANTED: Salesmen to repre
sent Hallidie Machinery Com
pany, Seattle, Sales agents for
a complete group of machine
tools and automotive equip
ment. Strictly commission. Man
chosen must presently repre
sent other kindred lines.
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THEATER
Thursday, Nov. 15—7:30 p.m.
"A Lady Without A Passport"
Hedy Lamarr - John Hodiak
Friday, Nov. 16—7:15 & 9:00 p.m.
"SAN ANTONE AMBUSH"
Monte Hale
New Fire Engine Installed
According to a report from the
Fire Committee, presented to the
Council at their meeting Monday,
the new fire engine has been in
stalled and is now in working
order.
Installation was made by Pete
Reader, and cost of engine, plus
installation, was announced at
$5300.
A report from the Volunteer
firemen stated that they were
ready to assist both the militarjr
and civilians in case of crash
landings by airplanes.
A letter was read from * the
Home Art Club presenting to the
city the new playfield equipment
which they purchased and which
was installed cm the playfield by
the Rotary Club.
City Clerk Carrie McLain re
ported that interest amounting to
over $600 has been paid on mu
nicipal bonds due, to Dec. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lyle are
visiting with relatives here, from
their home in Fairbanks. Bob
Lyle, who is with the U.S. Engin
eers, is the son of Emma Lyle,
and brother of Don Lyle of Car
rington *and Co., and is well
known here. He was raised in
the community and graduated
from Nome High not too long ago.
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Oscar Howard Is
Reported Missing
Oscar Howard, native man liv
ing on Belmont Point, is reported
missing. Howard customarily does
odd jobs about town and has not
been seen since Hallowe’en, ac
cording to reports, and his friends
are worried about him.
The authorities have been
searching for him but have been
unable to locate him.
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ANNOUNCING
The Addition To Our Staff Of
WILBUR WALLUK
Eskimo Artist
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We Are Featuring His Specialties
For The Holiday Season.
Original Paintings, Handpainted Neckwear,
Men s Scarves, 'Kerchiefs,
And Ivory Etchings On Order.
Please Plan Ahead and Let Us Help You Select Items
Which Will Give You and Your Friends and Family Pleasure.