DOCTORS, nurses from
ELMENDORF AFB VISIT HERE
A group of nurses and doctors
from the medical staff of the
Air Force Hospital at Elmendorf
visited Nome over the weekend
and did a little pioneering and
sightseeing. They were delighted
with fishing through the ice and
found the snow pictures quite
fabulous, and enjoyed taking in
the Junior Miss contest and
pageant.
In the party were Lt. Patricia
Murray, Capt. Joan Bennett, Capt.
Colby Parks and Capt. Kenneth
Beers, who were all enthusiastic
winter tourists.
Gold Diggers Bowling League
Men’s high game went to Jim
St. Amour, 201; Ed Randall, 199;
Tom House, 179.
Women’s high game went to
Pauline Eberle, 178; Mary Hons
berger, 161; Pat St. Amour, 160.
Men’s high series went to Ed
Randall, 585; Jim St. Amour and
Carl Glavinovich, 498.
Women’s high series went to
Pauline Eberle, 495; Pat St.
Amour, 441; Barbara Trigg, 436.
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Alaska Airlines 31 24V2
Aukruk Lanes 30 26
North Star 29Vfe 26Vi
NC Co. 21 35
MILLION-DOLLAR FIRE
DESTROYS SOCIAL CENTER
EL CENTRO, Calif. UP) — A mil
lion-dollar fire destroyed the
Barbara Worth Hotel, a 45-year
old Imperial Valley social center.
Two firemen were injured
fighting flames which broke out
Sunday in the basement of the
five-story building. A hundred
guests fled the hotel. None were
injured. Four business offices also
burned.
Sen. Andrew Schoeppel Passes
WASHINGTON UP) — Sen. An
drew Schoeppel, (R-Kan.), 67, diec
Sunday while undergoing treat
ment for cancer. Twice governor
of his native state, Schoeppel was
elected to the Senate in 1948 and
twice was re-elected.
Reservations are being made
for the annual Chamber of Com
merce banquet which is being
held on Monday evening at 7 at
the North Star. This is a public
function and of interest to every
one in the community as reports
nro made of the work done
throughout the year by this active
organisation.
NOTICE
Don Hoover, Pres.
A Reminder . . . ARA
Organizational Meeting
Set for Wednesday Night
By Don Hoover
In this last of a series of articles
on Area Redevelopment we will
briefly review the steps to be
taken so that we may be eligible
for loans under the act.
Once an area, such as our elec
tion district, has been designated
as a redevelopment area, certain
definite requirements must be
| met. First, an Area Redevelopment
| Board must be established. In
areas such as ours, this can only
| be done by a public meeting at
which there are representatives
from all parts of our district. Such
a meeting has been called at the
city of Nome on Jan. 24. Those
attending the meeting will choose
the members of the Area Rede
velopment Board for our district
from those present.
Second, the Board must then
formulate the Overall Economic
Develepoment Program for the
entire district. This is the reason
we have been asking you to tell us
your ideas on what new industries
or businesses can be started that
will create new jobs for our
j people.
once the OlQLXP has been for
mulated it is sent to the State
AHA director for approval. When
it receives the approval of the
State AiRA director it is then for
warded to the National ARA di
rector for final approval. Upon
final approval of our OEDP, in
dividuals and organizations in our
district are then eligible for loans
from the ARA. Each application
must be approved by our Area
Redevelopment Board, by the
State ARA director, and by the
national director.
This then explains the impor-'
tance of the meeting called for
Jan. 24. It is the first step in be
■ coming eligible for AiRA. It is
1 wise for all possible persons to
' attend this meting so that quali
* I fied persons become members of
! the Board. They also will need
your ideas for economic develop
ment so they can incorporate them
into the OEDP for our district.
Be sure to attend the meeting
at 7:30 p.m. on Jan. 24 at Nome’s
City Hall.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Paul Sebwenna, Ethel
Moses, Helen Adams, Ruth Anan
abooguk, Fred Davis Jr. and Del
la Walluk.
Discharged: Henry and Percy
Agloinga Jr., Johnson Seegoonik,
and Leo Nagaruk.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska
b Office: Dial 2234 -t
Company
Write Box 783
NEED A NEW DOOR OR WINDOW
Our Inventory
Includes the Following
60 Doors of 10 Styles
55 Windows
10% OFF
During Month of January
INSULATION ? ? ?
Both Pouring and Fiberglass Rolls
cticaQy sold out in the hud 60 days,
ii few small jobs.
WEEKEND
HOOP RESULTS
The first game of the three I
held Friday evening featured the
Nome High Huskies and the
Polar Curios. Bonnie Hahn scored
7 for the Curios and Gloria Carl
son was high with 6 for the
Huskies. The Curios won the
game 17-40.
POLAR CURIOS 17
FG FT PF TP
Hahn .. 3 10 7
Adams . 1 0 0 2
J. Muller . 1 0 0 2
Carter . 1 0 0 2
Fagerstrom ........ 1 0 1 2
Richardson . 0 0 1 0
Davis .. 0 0 1 0
Trigg . 1 0 0 2
Total . 8 1 3 17
HIGH SCHOOL HUSKIES 10
C. Carlson . 0 0 1 0
Ahmasuk . 1 0 0 2
G. Carlson ........ 3 0 0 6
Pederson . 0 0 2 0
Kugzruk . 1 0 0 2
B. Mclver _'_ 0 0 1 0
Total . 5 0 4 10
8th Grade Boys Beal 7th Grade
The second game, between the
7th and 8th grade boys resulted
in a final score of 31-13 in favor
of the 8th graders. Jacob Sheldon
was high for the 7th grade with
4 points and Tom Mogg scored
10 for the 8th graders.
Air Guard and 1st Scout Bn.
Split Twin Bill
The Anchorage Air National
Guard team fought a hard game
against the 1st Scout Bn. in the
third game of the evening’s triple
header. Both Gordon Brown and
George Bell sank IS points for
the Nome ANG, with the local
quintet winning 66-60.
Saturday afternoon the An
chorage Air Guard defeated the
Nome ANG 63-55 to spit the
series. Bob Utter poured in 28
points to lead the visitors while
Brown led Nome with 22.
NANOOKS SPLIT SERIES WITH
COVENANT HIGH SCHOOL
The High School Nanooks,
coached by A1 Bradshaw, split a
twin bill with the Covenant High
Wolverines in two closely con
tested games played in Unalakleet
over the weekend.
UNALAKLEET WOLVERINES 44
FG FT TP
Moses . 8 2 18
M. Towaruk . 4 1 9
L. Towaruk . 2 1 5
Ivanoff . 0 0 0
Oumlck . 5 2 12
Total . 19 6 44
NOME NANOOKS 36
Cannon . 2 0 4
Andersen . 6 0 12
Bahnke . 2 2 6
Sagoo nick . 0 1 1
Ailak . 4 3 11
Okitkon . 0 0 0
Wittie . 2 0 2
Total .15 7 36
Friday night the Wolverines
came out on top 44-36, and on
Saturday night the Nanooks, led
by the sharp shooting Mike Can
non and the rebounding of Stan
Andersen, won 43-39. A1 Moses
played a steady game for Unala
kleet on both nights by scoring
18 and 20.
NANOOKS 43
FG FT PF TP
Cannon ... 7 7
Andersen . 4 0
Chunn . 1 o
Okitkon . 1 0
Bahnke . 1 0
Ailak . 0 3
Sagoonik . 0 2
Wtttie . l l
Total . 14 13 21
WOLVERINES 39
Mores . 9 2
Ooraick .— 2 o
Soxle . 0 2
L. Towaruk . 2 0
M. Towaruk .. 2 0
Ivanoff . 1 3
Total . 16 7 15 39
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WEATHER OUTLOOK
Mostly lair. Chance ol widely
scattered snow showers. North
west winds, gusts to 25-30 mph,
decreasing tonight. (Low tonight
-10 to -15, high tomorrow 0. In
the last 24 hours: High of 32,
low of 3. Max. wind 44 mph from
the northwest. Sunrise at 9:15
am., sunset at 3:13 pm. Temps,
a year ago today: High of 33, low
of 27. Extremes on this date since
1907: High of 35, low of -90 in
1919.
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LOST — Wallet Monday night
Reward for return of papers to
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Dorothy Tevuk, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Dwight Tevuk of Wales,
became the bride of Robert Dick
son of Nome Saturday evening at
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church with
Father Nevue performing the
ceremony.
The bride, in traditional floor
length white satin and bridal veil,
carried her rosary and was at
tended by Josephine Tevuk. Best
man was Robert Emmons with
Steve Dickson giving the bride in
marriage for her father. Mrs.
Arthur Nagozruk represented the
bride’s mother at the wedding.
Music was by Mrs. Jim Blan
ning on the organ.
Following the ceremony there
was a reception at St. Joseph’s
Hall where a beautiful cake made
by Robert Emmons was served to
the guests.
Council to Matt Thursday
There will be no City Council
meeting tonight so that members
may attend the Chamber of Com
merce annual banquet. The meet
ing will be held instead on Thurs
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Marloii Trigg, who
were married here last summer
while he was with the U.S. Coast
Guard, returned home over the
weekend, having completed his
tour of military duty. His wife is
the former Rebecca Nuglene.
First Flight to King Island
The first flight this winter to
King Island was made Friday by
Munz Airways, who brought back
Paul Sebwenna, mail and native
goodies for relatives and friends
of the islanders. Ray Decker was
the pilot.
Actress Piper Laurie Weds
LONG BEACH, Calif. OF) —
Actress Piper Laurie, 30, and
Joseph Morgenstern, 29, the New
York Herald Tribune reporter
who met her on an interview as
signment, are enroute to Morocco
for a 10-day honeymoon.
They were married Sunday at
the home of the new Mrs. Morgen
stern’s sister, Sherye Wade. It is
the first marriage for each.
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