Bov S'Tiif ''on -h B
In -21? Brio-, \Y iMKm
SiX I’ll •’;' i! : if n.\V Sc- nit
Troop 66 with two 1 ' r- h.-al n
(> night cam".-cut .near MonnliglV
Springs Saturday and rep rt that
they were comfortable although
f - temperature dropped to -23
decrees while they were there.
Three bo-, s elected to live in
tents while the others dug a tun
nel in the snow
Tn the party were Marty Jocius.
Allen Scott, Donne Young, Jimmy
Wilke. Max Johnson and Mike
O'Connor was there part of the
time.
Leaders were Gary Beaty and
Pat O’Connell, both newcomers to
the community, who teach the 6th
grades at Nome School.
Extension Service Office Open
1-5 p.m. on Tuesday & Thursday
Jean Burand. District Home De
monstration agent from the Exten
sion Service of the University of
Alaska, has announced that her
office is now open in the Federal
Bldg, on the second floor and regu
lar office hours are 1-5 n.m. on
Tuesday and Thursday whether she
is in town or not, as Mrs. Bob
Harwood will be in the office,
during these hours
Harley MacDcnald, early pio
neer who makes his home in Sara
toga. Calif.. B27°. would like
to hear from old friends, if there
are any left in Nome. He was
employed by the Snake R ver
Grocery Store until about 1910.
In Magistrate’s Court
Three persons pleaded guilty to
drunk charges. They were: Steve
Kiyutelluk, $25; Daniel Oxerak,
$20 and Carl Oxerak, $20.
tv'. n
\V:-<’ ’s ■ f < '! the seven
!e - i’.vt'M • a* t e US. Mr
liri: .; tin' holiday.: to dote or
Ti -n Walsh. lTs bicycle; an.
turkeys have been given to Toy
’ t Mi - Sr . Wash neten Olatina
'' ■ Larson. Robert Li got. Boa
tree D..v: . Rohej-t Baldwin. Frank
Elian,na. and Chuck Lewis.
There are s‘"H f mr turkeys to
be claimed by Wednesday evening,
Jan 2. stated manager Rob Smith,
or they will be forfeited.
The ' Pii .. Bi : Prizes will be
go,an away on the 10th of January,
he advised, with the top prize of
a >250 sift certificate.
All purchses for cash or paid
on account are eligible for these
1s.
XanooUs to Tantjle With
Northeast Cane All Stars
On New Year's Day
The Nome High School Nanooks
tangle with the AT Force All Star
team from Northeast Cape on
New Year’s Day.
The game should prove to be
an int* resting affair as the height
irivantage of t o improving High
School five will be pitted against
the far more experienced “Fly
Revs.’’
Fans are asked to come out to
shew their appreciation of the fact
that we have a team of Air Force
Gl’s in town that are absolutely
tops in clean, hard play and sports
manship.
The preliminary game will pit
the High School Junior Varsity
led by Wendel Smith and Richard
Miller against the Junior High
group that is featuring the all
I around play of Jake Sheldon and
: the driving of Frank Outwater.
Game time is 2 p.m. for the pre
liminary game. Admission prices
will be SI.00 for adults and 50
cents for children and students
with S. B. cards.
Tom Balone, local attorney and
city attorney, returned with his
family from a trip to the outside
where they enjoyed spending
Christmas in Michigan with rela
tives and friends.
Hospital News
Admitted: Ray Foster, Joann
Billman, Glade Matheny, Gertrude
Fondell.
Discharged: Reynard Tully, Bob
Blodgett, Grace Attatayak, Olga
Bale.
HAPPY
NEW
YEAP
"l our loyalty and patronage in
the past months merit
a genuine word of thanks
from each of us.
Lomen Commercial Co.
2 'Vv. John Mnnkcstad
rs r'r,ri». V-vkans
John "T " t fo’-mei
• ’■'( r of the ! .. u .• *' Church anc
1 act vc o-'inpuinity worker who l
r.ow c!-.aplain mterne at the Uni
■ ers'tv of Chihf T'ia IU- lira! Cen
ter in San Fr ai use >. writes that
he moots many interest mg peopU
i*’ his work among whom is an ole
timer from Nome. He is Eric
Theodo-e Borman. 87, who came
to the Klondike in 1808 from
Stockholm. Sweden. He traveled to
Nome via the Yukon River in 1900
and worked on Anvil and Ophir
Creek for Capt. L. Lane, also on
Center and Dexter Creeks.
He will be remember to old
timers as the man in 1908 who
won the 100 mile foot race that
year inside the big Eagle Hall.
Aceordin.: to Burman, 22 started
but only three finished the race,
which took 15 hours and was 33
Ians around the hall for each
mile. Burman told Rev. Maakestad,
"those were the days of wooden
ships and iron men.”
Rev. Maakestad wil continue his
studies until July of 1963. His
training during the winter quarter
has been at San Quentin Prison.
N.E. Cape Air Force
And Local Basketball
Team Split Twin Bill
Local basketball fans were treat
ed to two history making games
last weekend as the Northeast
Cape Air Force All-Stars met the
Local Stars, co-sponsored by the
National Guard and the Junior
Chamber of Commerce. The local
aggregation won the first game
| Saturday night 54 to 50 but drop
I ped the second game Sunday after
! noon 67 to 73.
| In the first game, the vistors led
by Mullens with 14 and Eastman
with 13 were very impressive with
their hustles, clean play and sports
manship.
High for the oven scoring local
group were Korky Kost with 10
and Arnie Castel with 9.
The score was even all the way
with the lead changing many
times. It was old-timers Harold
Bell and Bill Caldwell who “iced”
the game for the Nome gang in
the final minutes.
In Sunday’s contest the deter
mined team from St. Lawrence
came back for an even first quar
ter, and a tremendous second quar
ter drive to top the locals.
Braham, who played only in
spots on Saturday, blistered the
hoop for a fantastic 32 points,
nearly all on long set and long
jump shots. Mullens, a steady but
unspectacular player, sank 19 for
runner - up honors for the Cape
crew.
George Bell, w'ho went all the
way for the local five, led their
scoring with 17, followed by Beaty
with 15 and Wilson with 14. Beaty
thrilled the crowd in the fourth
quarter with several beautiful
twisting diives and lay-ups w'hich
; looked absolutely impossible.
COMIN' and GOIN'
From Fairbanks: j:m Snvder, G.
Markham, Arthur Carlson.
11 om Kotzebue: Rose Montoya.
To Fairbanks: Bud Cox. Luther
Nagaruk, Helen Carlisle. R. B.
Davis Elsie May Smith, Lorena
Nershak, Ron Creasy, Steve Fonts.
NOTICE
PIONEER MEETING
Wednesday, January 2
8:00 p.m. — Pioneer Igloo
Refreshments
Ralph DeLong, Pres.
W A N T A I) S
FOUND: Browm - rimmed glasses
Call at Nugget.
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central heating. Call Nugget, tl
FOR SALE: Small Baby Grand
piano. Reasonable. Call 2381. 2p
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To each of you, we
wish all the good
things that go toward
making each New
Year one of lasting
memories.
Beif VJ/uUieA.
Glue Pot Nome Plumbing
Verne Miller