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; v ah. area direc t -nr VIA
Buck land. Fa n. K yuk and
S. .ungnak.
Fir. Charles is nctina educa
tional consultant to the VIA. who
are studying anticipated needs for
this area and possible construction
starting in 1965 on a long range
program. White Mountain is also
included in this study.
Mr. Hollingsworth stated that
these trips will include consulta
tions with people of the area on
education and economic plans for
the future.
PHOEBE CIRCLE TO HOLD
CHRISTMAS PARTY DEC. 13
The monthly social of the
Phoebe Circle will be the Christ
mas party, with their husbands as
guests. Each person is to bring a
50 cent gift exchange. The party
will be held at Phoebe Hall at
7:30 p.m. on Dec. 13.
The refreshment committee is:
Molly Curran. Anna Ahmasuk,
Agnes Komahuk. Helen Carlson.
The game committee is: Grace
Johnson and Edith Segoonick.
Devotion will be by Barbara
Samuels.
Extension of Time Requested
To Dredge Sand and Clay
A three year time limit exten
sion has been requested by Mr.
Ralph Murane on his Department
of the Army permit to dredge sand
and clay in Norton Sound at the
mouth of Daniels Creek, near
Bluff, Alaska.
Objections, if any, to the pro
posed work from the standpoint
of navigation should be sent by
registered mail to the U.S. Army
Engineer District, Alaska, to be
received no later than Jan. 4.
SUBSCRIBE TO THE NUGGET
• BIBLE •
j STUDY I
I TONIGHT j
BIBLE
BAPTIST
CHURCH
e Beginning the Book of \
2nd Thessalonians
EVERYBODY WELCOME
Bob Leigh!
Missionary • Pastor
nas W
i the public on
\ v. 17 and Id in the Multipia;
too :■ 7 :>i. Starling :.rs. ■
'a" a 7:30 p.m. on both nights.
i7:vr, of children who are on the
ii inn shift are invited to attend
7 e pr a: am on Monday night, and
parent.- of children who are not
m shift are invited to attend on
Tuesday night. If yon do not have
children in school please choose
either nie.ht.
This year the cast will be quite
large as the entire elementary
chool is participating in the play.
In addition to the regular cast. 12
Junior High pupils have joined
the cast as supporting members.
The operetta is being directed
by Air. Lei and Barber with Airs.
Ivors and Mrs. Cameron assisting
in supervision of costume construc
tion and dramatics. Members of
the elementary staff are helping
make the costumes.
NEW STREET SIGN UP
ON FRONT & DIVISION ST.
Nome has one new street sign,
which was installed by the Jay
cecs, at the corner of'Front and
Division St.
Due to the fact that it took three
hours to prepare the hole for the
post, the Jaycees have decided to
wait until spring before putting up
any more signs.
The signs were brought in early
this summer by the Mother’s Club
and turned over to the Jaycees for
installation.
RESERVATIONS FILLED
FOR BETHEL CHARTER FLIGHT
All reservations have been filled
for the Nome - Bethel charter
flight being made by Wien Air
lines on a C-46 which leaves here
Friday afternoon at 2 p.m.
Most of the space has been taken
up by school personnel, not only
the High School basketball team
which will be playing the Bethel
team, but cheer leaders and adult
sponsors. Bethel families who have
children on their basketball team
will be housing the students.
NOTICE
The dale when Real and Per
sonal Property Taxes will be de
linquent has been extended 30
days to Dec. 31, 1962.
Nome Common Council,
By Robert F. Scott
City Clerk
Pub: Dec. 12, 14, 17, 19, 21, 1962.
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,
V\l »,*iv E'lxlrnsion
At tli ■ ti tular t':ty Council
C ty H ill, the Health Com
mit ;ee report'd that the Cit.\
Health officer. Dr. Robert Fen
Plumbing Code in line with the
projected sewer and water sys
tem now under consideration and
awaiting approval from the various
agencies.
Reporting on the fire hazardous
condition of the American Legion
Hall, the committee in charge
stated that the Legion had been
contacted and they had guaranteed
to clean in the area and remove
the hazard.
The Commissioner of Highways
: as requested the City of Nome
to adopt the Uniform Traffic Con
trol Devices which are now being
put in use all over the state.
The school budget tentatively
submitted, in the sum of $82,110.59,
was reviewed by the Council
and a maximum of $68,000 was
tentatively approved at this time.
The sum of $200 was author
ized for Civil Defense miscellaneous
expense to be accounted for quar
terly.
The City Clerk reported that
there was $25,132.03 in delinquent
taxes and the Council voted to
extend the time they are due until
Dec. 31, giving an additional 30
clays without penalty.
:t Monday evenii
o. rmachcr h.e
:ie city mv
mimcndcd that
te the State
High School Will
Present Xmas Assembly
A Junior-Senior High School
Christmas assembly will be pre
sented to students and the public
Dec. 19 at 2:30 p.m. in the High
School gym.
Choral reading and singing will
be the featured part of the pro
gram under the direction of Mrs.
Emma Cameron and Mrs. Mary
Ellen Walsh. Students in grade
7B and the High School Chorus
will participate.
Following the Christmas as
sembly, the annual faculty-Nanook
basketball game will take place.
The public is cordially invited to
the assembly and basketball con
test.
No Greeting Cards Left
MOSCOW — A large Mos
cow shop has already run out of
Christmas and New Year’s greet
ing cards. The manager tells dis
appointed customers he’s expect
ing a new shipment in the first
or second week of January.
NOTICE
Members of the Women's Aux
iliary. Pioneers of Alaska, are
having a Christmas party for their
meeting on Friday evening and
are reminded to bring exchange
gifts.
Bev Morgan, Pres.
ANB MEETING
8 P.M. THURSDAY
ANB HALL
REFRESHMENTS
NOTICE
The Order of Eastern Star will
be having a Christmas party Mon
day evening at 7:30 to which
members and visitors of the Order
with their familes are invited,
also Masons and their families.
All attending are to bring ex
change gifts for Santa to distri
bute. 149
WANT ADS
FOUND: Brown - rimmed glasses.
Cal] at Nugget.
FOR RENT: 3 room house, bath,
central heating. Call Nugget, tf
WANTED TO BUY: Old fashioned
round dining room table with
pedestal base. Call 2287 after 6.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
>foRMCOUr«T
NlEmaScOPE COLCfJ Sy DE LUXE
WSCS Requested to Meet Friday
Members of the WSCS are re- j
quested to meet at 7:30 Friday eve
ning at the Fellowship Hall of the
Methodist Church to wrap pack
ages for the Sunday School Christ
mas.
Lucy Trigg, nurse at the MMM
Hospital, and 2nd District repre
sentative on the State Hospital
Advisory Council, left yesterday
for a meeting being held in Ju
neau on Dec. 13-14.
Admitted to the hospital: Jesse
Henry Allen, Sandra Apok, Rose
Johnson, Adlop Hafferberger. Dis
charged: Marc Jocius.
SANTA COMING TO TOWN
Santa Claus is coming to town
in person and will listen to the
wants of all the small children
at the Northern Commercial Co.
Store on Saturday of this week
and also the following Saturday.
COMIN' & GOIN'
From Fairbanks: Andy Hall, D.
Minor, J. Williams, H. Pruitt, K.
Bashelier.
From Kotzebue: G. Markham.
To Kotzebue: Star Cornelius, H.
Schoonover.
To Fairbanks: Donald Moles, B.
Robertson. A. Wilbur, Mary Lou
Charles.
cHRISTMas
• • •
For Him
ft Initial Ties
ft Wool Shirts
ft Beautiful Sweaters
ft Loafer Coats
ft Jackets
For Her . . .
Sweaters
in soft wool blends
All Colors
Sizes 34 to 40
$9.95 to $14.95
Cuddle Uj) In a
Comby Robe
red, gold pink, aqua
$12.95 to $14.95
M’Lord and Lady Shop