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D: -dm rhnv-'nins '■!•> if
Chris'mas rift and ckv ration
idem am on display in t o Nma
Dm'4 Store window t .is work
through the efforts of stuiietus
enrolled in homcmaking classes at
N ne High School.
Inexpensive materials such a;
nylon net, driftwood, paper, salt
starch clay, toothpicks, fabric, yarn
and paper tubes were used to cre
ate wreaths, trees, candle holder;
and last but not least, a pinata
This Santa replica was made b\
Laura Walker, Cathy Walsh, anc
Patsy Longley who have also made
containers in class by covering
balloons with paper mache anc
paint. The girls plan to fill then
with candy and small toys. Wher
it is broken open, it will be quite
a Christmas treat for younger chil
dren and their families.
School Club to Conduct
Christmas Food Drive
A school-wide canned food col
lection will be held Dee. 14, IT
and 18. The Chef’s Club of Nome
High School will package the
foods received and distribute them
to ten families in this area.
The recipients of these goods will
be derived from a list of names
submitted to the committee by the
various church leaders.
All school children are urged to
get into a holiday spirit of sharing
and giving. Bring your contribu
tions to Mr. Bourger's or Mr.
Beauchamp’s offices at the school
where it will be collected by the
club members who are currently
enrolled in the Bachelor Mechanics
Class.
Miss Betty Shamblin, who ha;
been with the MMM Hospital foi
the past three years, is leavin'
this month to assume a nursing
position in Sitka.
.Admitted to the hospital: Carl
Napayouak, Marty Teayoumeak;
Discharged: James Moses, Albert
McIntyre, Evelyn Tweet.
MAGISTRATE'S COURT
Isaac Larson was given a ten
day suspended sentence and a
■'20 fine for assault and battery.
Herbert Payanna was sentenced
to 25 days for disorderly conduct.
Ray Foster received a 20 day
suspended sentence for assault
and battery.
Orella Brown was sentenced to
20 days on a disorderly conduct
charge.
r
V.' VS « • ih<' Community Motho
Ciuurh met Friday and elected
sirs. 1 lower i Farley as the new
nr s dent of the group and Mrs.
T low.mi Crinklaw as vice presi-|
| dent. j
Mrs. David Nease, who has been
! president for the past four years,
was honored by being presented j
1 with an adult life membership pin
in recognition of her local and
i statewide Christian service. The
presentation was made by Mrs.
Andrew Nerland.
| The club also made a gift of $25
; to a special fund for Willie Hoo
| gendorn. the son of Mr. and Mrs.
i Dili Hoogendorn, who is in Pro
! vider.ee Hospital in Anchorage and
j soon to be transferred to the out
I side due to his recent accident j
I which has left him partially para- j
j lized.
Any organization or individual •
\ wishing to contribute to the fund
! may send their gift to Rev. How
| ard DeVore at Box 296.
Wien Starts Air Service
On St. Lawrence Island
With Gambell-Based Plane
Wien Alaska Airlines last Satur
day established the first commer
cial airplane based on St. Law
rence Island.
The plane will be based at Gam
bell and will be piloted by Thor
■Tonviet hptwppn thorp anH Sa
voonga and Northeast Cape.
Jonviet is a former SAS pilot
familiar with the Arctic and has
been with Wien Airlines for sev
eral months. He is being oriented
by Harold Pilcher and the station
at Gambell is being set by Vice
President Ed Parsons.
The people of Savoonga lined
■ I up a temporary field on the snow
>1 Saturday for the plane to land.
I Mrs. Alice Scherp, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Scott, gave
birth to a daughter on Nov. 20
in Inglewood, Calif., where her
husband is with Western Airlines.
Grandmother Alice Scott, who was
in California for the event re
turned home this morning.
Cub Scout Pack 63 meets this
evening at 7:00 p.m. at the Cove
nant Church.
CITY COUNCIL
MEETING TONIGHT
8:00 P.M. — CITY HALL
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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
i
Lomen Commercial Co,
ACS Offe*.Siic-’.’ial
Hates -’w "r on
T o Air For. ITU: Con, :u
• iCMtlon- Group. which operates the
Aiiska Co: ’ a nun: oat ion System,
.announced today that they ex
pect a record volume of telephone
calls to and Iron', Alaska during
the cornin'; holidays.
Additional stateside circuits will
be activated for the holiday period
in order to handle the heavy traf
fic load.
To speed service, the Air Force
suggests that persons planning to
make long distance calls during
the holidays secure in advance the
telephone numbers to be called.
When exchange of telephone
numbers by personal correspon
dence is not possible, the Air
Force will secure in advance the
requested telephone numbers with
no charge to the customer. This
service is available bv contacting
the long distance operator and ask
ing for the telephone number of
the person to be called.
The Air Force called attention
to the fact that the reduced rate
for holiday calls will be extended
from 6:00 p.m. Monday, Dec. 24,
through 4:30 a.m. Wednesday,
Dec. 26. Reduced rates will also
apply during the corresponding
New Year’s period.”
Charter Flight to Bethel
Scheduled This Weekend
A charter flight, on a Wien Air
lines C-46 has been arranged to
leave Nome Airport at 2 p.m, Fri
day, Dec_ 14, which will carry
high school basketball players,
cheerleaders and local businessmen
and adults to Bethel. The plane
will return about midnight Satur
day.
About 15 seats are available for
Nomeites on a first come basis.
The fare is $35 plus $1.75 tax for
the round trip. The Bethel Cham
ber of Commerce has been noti
fied of the trip, and is making
reservations for those attending the
trip.
Fare must be paid by Tuesday
afternoon at 3 to assure the char
ter. Charter flights for Bethel in
the future have been tentatively
arranged in another friendship trip
in months to come.
Persons interested may sign up
at Wien Airlines downtown office
or at the Nome Drug Store for the
flight this weekend.
COMIN'
From Fairbanks: Grace Herman,
Maurice Kelliher, C. Godsbe, Lief
Ostnes, Paul Dryden, W. Worthing
ton.
From Kotzebue: Wm. Erwin.
GOIN'
To Kotzebue: George Markham.
To Fairbanks: B. Borst, B. Gill
man, J. Jacobson, J. Jeans, H.
Case, C. Kendall, Steve Smey, J.
Nielson, Ron Engstrom, F. Petri
velli, Bob Blodgett, Phil Sund
quist R. Waldstad, R. Trembley,
R. Wagoner, R. Hudnall, R. Cole.
WANT ADS
FOR RENT — Modern 3 room, all
new furnishings and rugs, foam
rubber mattress, fully insulated
for cheap oil bills, two blocks
from City Hall. Also 2 warm
cabins, unmodern. Call Billikin
Realty at 2480 or Frazier or
Perkins after six. c
FOR RENT: Furnished houses.
Call 2650. 146c
FOUND: Fur-lined gloves at Qui
anna Club after Turkey Shoot.
May be childs’ or small ladies.
Claim at U.S. Merc. p
FOUND: Brown - rimmed glasses.
Call at Nugget.
FOR RENT: 3 room house, bath,
central heating. Call Nugget, tf
VANTED TO BUY: Old fashioned
round dining room table with
pedestal base. Call 2287 after 6.
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LP Gas
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ZIEGLER
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STOVE PARTS
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OIL HEATERS
Office: Dial 2561
DEAL WITH
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CONFIDENCE AT
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Gifts
GIFTS
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gifts
FOR
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For “THEM” . . .
Embroidered Pillow Cases
Table Cover Sets Glassware
Hanson Gifts
Toys Games Doodle Kits
Gift Wrap Xmas Decorations
at
THE
FAMILY
STORE
Gift Certificates Available As Usual
make her happy
with new
IuomM)
Be a successful Santa . .. give
her a handbag from our holi
day collection. Fine calfs, cut
velvets, resort straws, and more!
all at TINY PRICES
Dorothy’s