F ' v OTo:p'"r
Wins Snfoiv ,\war:’
Ri.hiiy O'Ci r-,-' r .1 filth gradt
sti: lent in Mr. Maynards room <'i
t! Not"..; Elementary School is the
f;; : student to receive the Jaycee
N 10 School Safety Award
jbby's award is the result (if
his being noticed walk in-: on the
left hand side of the road north
of the hospital about 4:00 p.ru.
Nov. 17 in a careful manner. Hobby
will attend a Junior-Senior High
School assembly at 3 p.m. today
in the Multipurpose Room to re
ceive the certificate award and
$5.00 from Bob Harwood on be
half of the Javcees.
Each month a student will be
selected from among those who
observe good pedestrian or driving
traffic regulations around town.
Any member of the community
may phone the school office and
report the nann of a student and
the date of his observed safe traf
fic habits. Students have been re
quested to walk on the left hand
side of the street and to use side
walks. All students have been re
quested to use utmost courtesy ;n
crossing streets when automobiles
have the right-of-way and to al
ways be careful.
Cub Scouts Meet Monday
Remember the December Pack
meeting of Cub Pack 63. It will
be held this time at the Covenant
Church building on next Monday
evening at 7. This time the main
part of the program will be an
official inspection of the Pack.
This will be followed by games
and Christmas carols at Phoebe
Hall. All are invited.
DID YOU KNOW ?
That, according to the American
Dental Assn., there are nearlj
107.000 dentists in the Unitec
States, including 94,000 active ir
the profession.
That, of this latter number. 91,
000 are practicing dentistry and
3.000 are engaged in teaching, re
irch, administration, etc.
That the national ratio of total
■population to active dentists is
. bout 1,950 persons to each den
st, and the state with the low
1 it ratio is Ne.w York, 1,191 to each
dentist.
For
Automotive Tune-Up
and Repair
Call 2585 6 to 9 p.m.
r
FT. WAINW RIGHT OFFICERS'
WIVES ARE PLAYING SANTA
Cl 7.US TO NEEDY FAMILIES
T:,- Fert Wa'mvi :.:ht Officers
Wi’t’s Club are playing Santa
Claus to s: vend Nome Eskimo
.ambus who were pre-selected
under the leadership of Rev. Orval
Schmidt, president of the Nome
Ministerial Assn.
! A load of Christmas gifts and
clothing for these families is
scheduled to arrive here on Mon
day and the flight will also bring
m a chaplain from Fort Wain
I wright who will assist with the
| distribution, aided bv Mayor Don
Hoover and Frank Couch, presi
i dent of the Chamber of Commerce.
I __
Pioneers Elect Officers
Pioneers of Alaska held elec
| tion of officers on Wednesday
evening with Donald Lyle elected
1 president for the coming year.
| Stan Morgan is first vice presi
; dent, with Carl Mickelson as sec
: end vice president.
Secretary Charles Jones was re
elected. Carl Glavinovich. treas
urer: Jack Marasovich, historian;
i Gus Bjomstad, chaplain: Tom
. Martin, doorkeeper: and Carl Hill,
i inside guard.
I George Waldheim was elected
! trustee.
Children's Program Closes at
LWY Center for the Holidays
i The children’s program at the
f LWY Community Center has been
jclosed until after the holidays.
Beginning Monday night at 7:30
volunteer workers are needed to
prepare the Christmas boxes for
needy families.
A number of warm boots, mit
tens, scarves, etc., have been left
by the children this fall. Please
call for them some evening next
week if they belong to your child.
These items will be sold at the
■ | rummage sale if not claimed nex1
1 j week.
Billy Lee, scribe for Troop 63
,Boy Scouts of America, reports
that the group is busy working
I with their assistant scoutmaster,
Ralph Fondell, on advancements.
At the last meeting held on Wed
nesday the Troop also discussed
the importance of Civil Defense
and duties of Scouts in connection
with the CD program.
Hospital News
Admitted: Doris Picknalook, Al
bert McIntyre, Evelyn Tweet,
James Apok.
Discharged: Rhoda Boolowon of
Gambell, Janet Trigg and infant,
Marie Ningalook, Sophie Nayok
puk.
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.
Frank Dcgnan Nam J fa
Board of Fish and (lame
JUNEAU UP — Gov. Wm. Egan
today announced tho appointment
of Krank Dcgnan of Unalakle. t to
nit mbersh ip on the Alaska Board
of Fish and Game.
Dcgnan, who is participating in
the board's meeting now under
way at Cordova, was named to !
fill out the remainder of a term j
expiring Jan. 31, 1966. He suc
ceeds Dale Friemiring, who recent
ly resigned membership on the
board after moving from Unalak
leet to Anchorage.
Degnan is agent at Unalakleet
for Wien Alaska Airlines and has
long been interested in the fish
and game resources of that area.
I —1
WSCS WILL HOLD
XMAS PARTY TONIGHT
WSCS of the Community Metho
dist Church will have its monthly j
meeting in the Fellowship Hall :
of the church this evening. The (
meeting will be a Christmas party
with the members bringing Christ
mas exchange gifts.
Members are also reminded to
bring cookies and candy for the
Christmas Bazaar as well as the
items which they have made for
the Bazaar which is being held
tomorrow.
j Suitable boxes for packaging the ■
i cookies and candy are also re
l quested by the Bazaar Committee.
COURT OF HONOR
| Troop 66, Boy Scouts of Ameri
ca wil hold a Court of Honor on
i Wednesday evening in the small
school auditorium at 7:30 with
most of the boys in the troop re
ceiving advancements,
j Parents and friends are urged
to be present for the occasion.
ICE WORM LEAGUE
High team game: Nome Tele
phone 619.
j High team series: Nome Tele
phone 1744, Starlites 1426, Billi
kins 1360.
High individual game: Mary
Honsberger 179, Borgny Reader
178, Ilene Schick 157.
High individual series: Mary
Honsberger 447, Borgny Reader
and Ilene Schick 439.
Nome Telephone
Starlites
Bering Sea Belles
Billikins
W
30
29V£
12V£
8
L
10
10V4
2TVz
32
ATTENTION VOUNTEERS
Be at the City Hall
10 aon. Sunday
To put up Christmas Lights
Alcoholics Anonymous meeting
Saturday evening, 7:30, Conference
Room, MMM Hospital.
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
' For Avon products see Alice Scott.
GIVE ALASKA’S MAGAZINE~for
Christmas! ALASKA SPORTS
MAN, Box 1271-NN, Juneau.
$5.00 a year—12 issues. (And tell
us how to sign gift card.)
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.
I Call at Nugget.
FOR RENT: 3 room house, bath, '
j central heating. Call Nugget, tf
WANTED TO BUY: Old fashioned
round dining room table with
pedestal base. Call 2287 after 6. f
r
n
u
8
'I i t—«* hm-4
T>
j jii
it«
s A
TIIE A T E R
u-j'Ui’Ui r—*UiA~*'^CT-i'--'.u.‘ . iV^^L.3T»^iX3Y-.V—t3XSBt
First Show Starts at 7:15 — Second Show, 9:!>0
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
“THE STEEL CLAW”
GEORGE MONTGOMERY
SUNDAY and MONDAY
“IMITATION OF LIFE”
Lana Turner John Gavin
co - starring
Sandra Lee Dan O’Herlihv Susan Kohner
Robert Alda Juanita Moore Mahalia Jackson
\LASKA AIRLINES
OFFERS "BONUS DAYS"
G. A. Sharon, Eastern Regional
Manager of Alaska Airlines visited
'tfome yesterday to introduce the
lew Bonus Days program which
he company is offering from now
jntil May.
This winter promotion plan of
'ers up to 50 per cent in savings
'or traveling Alaskans on selected
lotels, night spots and with cer
:ain travel and sightseeing or
ganizations all across the U.S.A.
Mr. Sharon leaves tomorrow for
Kotzebue and will visit Fairbanks
md Anchorage before returning to
lis New York headquarters.
Joyce Burns Joins AA's Staff
Alaska Airlines have an
nounced that Joyce Burns has been
added to the airport staff, who
will be in charge of reservations
and counter sales. She replaces
Norma Scott, who resigned to take
another position.
MRS. DOROTHY SCHNARE
TENDERS HER RESIGNATION
Mrs. Dorothy Schnare, a first
I grade teacher in the Nome Ele
mentary School, tendered her
resignation yesterday due to rea
sons of health.
I Mrs. Schnare, suffering for
I some time from a severe attack of
the flu, stated that she wished to
be released from her contract this
year until such time as she re
covered her health. She also stated
that she had enjoyed her work in
the school system and was proud
j to have been associated with the
Nome Schools.
Mrs. Schnare has been absent
from her teaching duties for quite
some time due to her illness.
Magistrates Court
Irene Joe was given a 15 day
sentence on a drunk and disorder
ly charge.
Myron Wheeler was fined $10
on a drunk charge.
For Her . . .
Lingerie Bulkies Housecoats
Gloves Scarves Kickerinos
Tote Bags
For Him . . .
Pajamas Van Heusen Shirts
Orion Pullovers Kandel Cardigans
Hansen Gloves
Dress Wool or Lined Leather
at
THE
FAMILY
STORE
Gift Certificates Available As Usual
k
SATURDAY NIGHT
Junior High Team
— vs. -
High School Junior Varsity
-☆
Alaska Air National Guard
from Anchorage
— vs. —
Local National Guard Team
First Game Starts at 7:15
Adults 75(;* Nome School Gym Children 50^
All Proceeds Dedicated to Armory Backboard Fund