p{;ine> ?;> V
For “ Vyc-ic S‘
lu qirn: !<;' T- mo* ro;v
Operation Arche Shore III is to
.s' t hire tomorrow w tli the ar
cin! of a ci'mpany of ; e 1st Rat
tle Group. 9? , Infantry, from Ft.
V . mwright.
T!ie soldier will conduct a win
ter maneuver in this vicinity, un
til Sunday, Dee. 9 when they will
be airlifted back to Ft. Wain
wri ’ht.
Arctic Shore II was conducted
last summer by men of the 22 In
fantry, from Ft, Richardson, near
King Salmon. Arctic Shore I took
place last year by men from Ft.
Waimvright at Pt. Barrow
Other phases of the operation
w:i be carried out at Fort Greely
and Fort. Wuinwright.
art McVeighs close
UP THEIR BAPBER SHOP
Mr. and Air-. Art McVeigh
closed up their barber . n.i beauty
shop over the we >k and, are
leaver for an eaten' •; vacation
trip, their first together in 20
yen's
They will visit with t' eir s m
and fam ly in .Tunea:: and from
there they do not know t eir
iteinerary but “we n.'.av even no
around the world.” stated Art Mc
Veigh.
Their equinnv nt h a s been
bought by Charles Mills. They
plan to return to Nome when they
are through traveling.
EDWARD YOUNG PASSES
Edward Young. 89, father of
Ben Young, passed away in Seattle
where he has made his home
since leaving Nome a year ago.
He is survived by two sons,
Edward Jr., and Ben Young; a
daugher, Dorothy Young, seven
grandchildren and one great
grandchild.
John Penatac pleaded guilty to
drunk charges this morning and
was fined $20.
Larry Galvin, owner of the U.S.
Mere and the Nome Hardware
Store is back in town from his
home in Suquamish, Wn., prepar
ing his stores for the holiday sea
son.
i
For
Automotive Tune-Up
and Repair
Call 2585 6 to 9 p.m.
1 i
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hi
X. . AT. vrice Kt'llihcT rc- ,
ir.jHvl :: 1 W. ..nvr:.:'u where he
■■ •' .u’i a hear ng on the iticor
r -a:-i-n ui that village as a 41ti ,
Class City. ! .
Kleet an day was set for Dec. 14 | ,
with 14 nersons nominated for
council. ' ! (
AT.: .:i.-'rate Kelliher appointed
thwe judges for the election, who ;
are Alva Nashaloak, Sheldon Se- |
gevon and Steve Unv.udn.im. He ■ ,
". as necompanie 1 on the trip by i
D puty Magistrate Fletcher Gregg •
of Kotzebue. j ,
Kellmer leaves for Anchorage
thi: week to receive orientation
,n h;s duties as magistrate and!
•vill be gone several days. ,
HOME ARTS CLUB TO
HOLD CHRISTMAS PARTY I (
The H"ine Arts Club, Federation
f Women's Club organization, are
V.\ 1”. . t'-eir annual Christmas \
.art)’ tomorrow evening at the 1
■ :.-.o of the president. Airs. Don
!t> ver. with Airs. Howard Nelson
as co-hostess. (
Ti e usual Christmas gift ex
e'1 "oyge will be different this year t
• > homemade gifts will be aue- t
P( 1 to tit members. Proceeds
w.'i ... used for the local youth .
projects which the club sponsors.
ROTARY CLUB DANCE I
TERMED AS SUCCESSFUL
The Nome Rotary Club reports f
that the recent dance held in the I
Armory was quite a success.
Through the support of the people •
l of Nome the club is now able to j
i provide the Rotary Scholarship <
j that is awarded each year to a ,
I graduating senior of the Nome
! School. i
j The club wishes to express ap
i prcciation to all those who made
| contributions by purchasing tickets
or d mating box lunches.
Hospital News
Admitted: Fred Kost, Rhoda
Boolawon. Discharged: Rosamond ]
Vongatellin, Howard La Valle,
: Frieda Bohrer. 1
j Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Trigg are ]
j the parents of a son born at 2 ]
o'clock this morning, at the hos
pital.
NOTICE <
Nome Mothers Club will have 1
its annual Christmas party at
their regular monthly meeting,
Dec. 3, at 7:30 p.m. in the Lutheran j
Fellowship Hall. Mothers, bring
your husbands, and bring a gift for (
him too. 143
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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
Lomen Commercial Co.
1
l
1
Wm tmam m
/’••ura'lion Of acmi!
i‘ '<(: ‘''(imp Schools
T '■ B >i\h t;. A-d. Co vnis.sioner
)f Fdu ation, is hero for an offi
' ll vi: O cf the local school which
reludes a survi-v of th - school
•■rot'.ram, the building as well as
iuality of the teaching staff. He
dated at the Chamber meeting to
lay that No ne has a good school
rid t at Superintendent Victor
Charles is doin , a fine job.
Reporting on the Vocational
school, he stated that the Govor
lor's Committee on Education is
ompleting a n o t h e r conference
\ ith the BIA on the overall edu
cation program of the state w’.iich
ventually will result in the state
Riveting all schools and of which
. e vocational schools are a part.
A vocational school without a
iormitory would not be advisable
n Nome but it is expected that
lie BIA will assist in at least one
Iormitory.
Christmas Stamp Can t
jv Printed Fast Enough
WASHINGTON i/F — The new
Christmas stamp can’t be printed
ast enough to satisfy the demand,
he Post Office Dept, reported
oday.
"It's far and away the best
ed ing special stamp ever issued,”
aid James Kelleher, information
ide to Postmaster Gen. J. Edward
Jay.
Kelleher said advance demand
or the stamp was so great that
Jay ordered a record first printing
if 500 million. The previous high
or a special issue was 300 million
or the Mercury astronaut stamp
ommcmorating the John Glenn
rr., space flight.
"We ve already upped tht
Christmas order to 600 million,”
;aid Kelleher, “but now we face
:he possibility that we might not
be able to print enough.”
COMIN' . . .
From Fairbanks: Mary Cox,
Robert Reardon, Don Hoover, Mr.
3ackman.
From Kotzebue: Maurice Kelli
ler, Elsie Mae Smith, A1 Long,
dr. Hollingsworth, Mr. Stafford,
3. Wilson.
To Kotzebue: Dan Snyder.
To Fairbanks: C. Hester, Mrs.
ichnare, Susan Schnare, Nels Nor
lin, P. Smith, Warren Griffin,
ohn Niemi, H. Barton, Noel Rill.
GOLD DIGGERS~LEAGUE
High team series: North Star
830, Outsiders 1701, Flyers 1635.
High team game: North Star
50, Fakers 607.
High individual series, men: G.
iparks 613, W. Felton 546, G.
jenard 506. Women, M. Chaloup
:a 473, P. Eberle 418, H. Ray 393.
High individual game, men: G.
jparks 205. Women, M. Chaloup
:a 189, H. Ray 158.
North Star
Quartet
Flyers
Outsiders
Polar
Fakers
W L
25 11
21 15
19 17
16 20
15 21
12 24
NOTICE
PIONEER IGLOO NO. 1
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
Wednesday. Dec. 5 — 8 p.m.
Full Attendance Desired
—Ralph DeLong, Pres.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE: Garrard professional
size Hi-Fi turntable, amplifier
and radio with matching stand.
Cost $270—sell for $165. See or
call Trooper Rudolph, State
Police. 142c
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
to
Hats
your here
we
on
Hold
g°
a<iam:
ij
FREE GIFTS GALORE
at NOME
HARDWARE STORE
also MERC MEAT and U.S. MERC
★ ★ ★
12 16-lb TURKEYS
ONE EACH DAY
Dec. 10 through Dec. 22
A FREE CHANCE WITH EVERY DOLLAR
CASH PURCHASE OR PAID ON ACCOUNT
Also FOUR GRAND PRIZES
$250.00
GIFT CERTIFICATE
MAYTAG
WASHING MACHINE
SINGER
SEWING MACHINE
4-SPEED
RCA PHONOGRAPH
AND JUST FOR THE KIDS
A BICYCLE
Order YOUR Christmas Tree NOW
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