Miss Patricia Wilson,
Dietitian. Will Join
IVniM Hospital Staff
A monibcr of the American
I'M tctic Assn, ami w;th a major in
foots and nutrition from the Uni
versity of Arizona, Miss Patricia
VVi'son will join the staff of the
MMM Hospital Jan. 1, as dietitian
cook
Miss Wilson comes to this po
sition with unusual qualifications.
She has served for five years in a
Navajo Indian mission and for an
additional year and a half in a
Navajo hospital where she was re
sponsible for menu planning, food
ordering, the preparation and serv
ing of meals, and was acting chief
dietitian for some time.
After a trip to Alaska, Miss Wil
son came to like the country. She
is 39 years old, collects pennies
and does all kinds of needle work.
N.C. Holds Xmas Party
The Northern Commercial Co.
held its annual Christmas party
Sunday evening at the North Star
Seaview Room with 43 guests pre
sent.
The company presented each em
ploye with a fruit cake and candy
and there was also a gift exchange.
The highlight of the evening
was the singing of a Christmas
carol in Eskimo by "Auggie.’’
NORMA SCOTT WINS
TRIP TO ROME
Norma Scott, for many years
with Alaska Airlines, has been
awarded by Scandinavian Airlines
SAS the coveted Friendship Trip
which is a trip from Nome to Rome
and return for herself and family.
SAS makes this generous gesture
to some interline airlines which
has been selling their tickets. It
was won two years ago by Pearse
Walsh of Wien Airlines.
Mrs. Scott was recently appoint
ed postmaster here.
Cold Rush Pictures Will
Shown at the Methodist Church
Black and white slides taken off
•holographs and pictures of Nome
in the gold rush days will be
s' own Friday evening at 8 p.m.
A the Fellowship Hall of the
Methodist Church.
Anyone, young or old, interested
i i the historic background of
Nome, is welcome to attend. An
explanation of the pictures will be
made by Carrie McLain.
NOTICE
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
THURSDAY EVENING
'Hrr Mv-‘ Pi'fjorl
Addresses Tn January
Mr. Ki; vr Gr y. district di
•ct.'r at Anchorage, of the US.
Tm:n: motion and Naturalization
Service stated that the period
whin which aliens must report
their addresses is almost at hand.
The month of January has been
■-ot for the address reporting period.
All aliens in the United States,
with few exceptions, must report
1 their addresses to the government
luring that period.
Mr. Gray said that forms with
which to make the report will be
tvailable to all post offices of the
Immigration and Naturalization
Service during the month of Janu
; ary.
Mr Gray urges all aliens to com
ply with reporting requirements,
as willful failure to do so may
lead to serious consequences.
FUN CENTER FOR GIs
SEOUL, Korea IT1—South Korea’s
military government dedicated to
day a giant S3 million fun center
named Walker Hill in honor of the
late US. Lt. Gen. Walton Walker.
The government hopes the en
tertainment center will attract U.S.
dollars that American troops spend
on furlough in Japan. But U.S.
commanders have warned the 157
acre area will be put off limits if
prostitution and crooked gambling
become features.
COMIN' and GOIN'
From Fairbanks: Dean Alex
ander, Margaret Steinbreck, Karen
Baldwin, Wm. Caldwell, Harold
Bell, Chuck Snyder. Roy Snyder,
Chuck Fagerstrom, Gene Mathews,
IiFred Chambers, John Sossoman,
Ann Chambers, Kelvin Moto,
Beverly Bohrer, Doug Lee, Daphne
Rylander, Gail Croell, Ann Young,
Ann Walsh, Benny Ulen, Clarence
1 Hester, Dyral Parker.
From Kotzebue: Ron Engstrom.
| To Kotzebue: Eugene Geffe.
| To Fairbanks: Wm. Wall, John
Trent, Gladel Matheny, Robert
; Dozier, A. Courtney, Wm. Gales,
; Roy Piscoya, John Reardon, Jerry
i O’Conner, Mary Honsberger, Mr.
i and Mrs. Nels Swanberg, Vickie
Laraux.
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Airco Cutting Outfits
Jaeger Pumps — Light Plants
ALL WELDING ACCESSORIES
Helmets — Goggles — Regulators
Hose — Cable — Stingers
Fittings and Adapters
Cylinder Trucks
Gloves—Tips
Etc., Etc.
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Mail Orders Filled
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i H P<nv«‘i* FiM*ililirs
At the Chamber meeting on
Monday, Howard Crinklaw gave a
detailed account of the critical
position the Nome Power and Light
Utilities finds itself in this year. A
long range program made last year
has been upset as the requirements
in the immediate future due to the
i Vocational School and other agen
i cies improvements will need ad
; ditional units at the plant which
were not planned for for another
two years.
! In order to get a better picture
i of needs of other state and federal
I agencies in the near future. Mgr.
I Howard Crinklaw leaves next week
I to confer with agency heads in
Anchorage so that in the needed
changes ample provision is made
to meet the needs for additional
power.
Sen. Les Bronson reported that
the 810,000 in Depressed Area
Funds has been received and placed
! at the disposal of John Reader,
Councilman appointed to head the
work on the school under this
project. It is expected the work
will start right after the first of
the year, being delayed due to in
formation on insurance.
Sen. Bronson states that he has
prefiled several bills for the leg
islature including one for length
ening the jetties and extending the
east and west runways at the air
port.
He also stated that it is expected
the work on the VORTAC site,
administration and quarters for
FAA will be completed by Jan. 3.
Bronson also stated that he is
studying the justification of a
small boat basin at the end of the
airport in Kotzebue for landing
craft.
It was announced at the Cham
ber meeting that early in January
there would be a charter flight from
Bethel with the high school basket
ball team and other residents.
RED CHINA - MONGOLIA
SIGN BORDER TREATY
TOKYO (iff — Red China and
Mongolia signed a border treaty in
Perking today, the New China news
agency announced.
The agreement came only 24
hours after Premier Umzhagin
Tsedenbal of Mongolia, a former
Chinese province that has been a
Soviet satellite for two decades,
arrived in Peking in response to
an invitation by the Chinese
premier, Chou En Lai.
America in 1910 produced goods
and services at the rate of $380
worth for each man, woman and
child. Today the figure is $2,815,
a vast increase despite the fact a
dollar isn’t worth now what it was
worth then.
Admitted: Bob Blodgett, Grace
Attatayuk, Mary Irene Iyutunguk.
Discharged: John Poling, June
West, Kenneth Trigg.
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN
REGULAR MEETING
8:00 p.m. TONIGHT
CITY HALL
NOTICE
The date when Real and Per
sonal Property Taxes will be de
linquent has been extended 30
day to Dec. 31, 1962.
Nome Common Council,
By Robert F. Scott,
City Clerk
WANT ADS
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FOR RENT: 3 room house, bath,
central heating. Call Nugget, tf
SELL — Those surplus items that
you don’t need. Just let a
Nugget Classified Ad convert
them into cash for you.
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