Junior C*:v V
Soli (\)ok!>o*‘k^
Jus1 ” :•'■ f >r Th.mk :v >>:
. w11:i.iorful ChrMmas presents.
I .g : !; i:it '.ays m arena:o
1 ) 1 u gi ' Fill so wore a low of
to > comments as f e "oil Cenk
1 nerated at the Norm
1 School
The junior class has received a
supply of this culinary collection
and will lx sellin ; them during
the next c< k for S3.00. 1'hosc
hi ks are o col!ec:io>n of recipes
submitted by Honu Economics
teachers throughout the United
States and contain 334 paces of
recipes for meat, seafood, and
poultry as well as accompaniments
and garnishes
The students haw chosen this
i iect t i hi ’p raise funds for the
S • ; P> oir. w hich they sponsor.
71 avoi ! a repetition of salesmen
a* ••■our deer, the students will each
have two h-oks to sell and a
specif:; area to cover.
Any one interested in purchasing
otto mas- contas' \ student in the
11th gradi : 'Mr.-. Bell, the ju’.' r
tdas: ad’-e -m- "Tm -s books sneak
for themselvi s," they stated, so
high-pressured s a 1 e s m a n s h i p
should not have to be employed.
PARENT - TE ACHER
CONFERENCES COMPLETED
Parent-teacher conferences were
completed last Friday at the Nome
Public Schools. Primary teachers
and administrators wish to ex
press their appreciation to all the
parents who took time out from
their busy schedules to attend the
conferences.
It is hoped that each parent
gained some knowledge of the pro
gress of their child in school.
Of the 167 parents contacted.
151 attended the conferences and
of these 20 were couples.
Admitted to the hospital: Leo
Nazarok. Irene Kakarak, Roberta
Voss. Discharged: Mrs. Lawrence
Davis and infant daughter.
COMING and GOING with WIEN
From Fairbanks: Delbert Boyer.
' Jorgenson. Wm. Wahl. Sally
Voss. Harry Lewis, Gary Acker
rum, S. H. Dunbar. Gladys Can
n< u, R. Okitkon. Jim Jacobson and
Jim Pippin.
From Kotzebue: Ella Frankson.
David Jones.
To Kotzebue: Norman Schultz,
Ed Pearson, David Johnson. Toby
and George Anungasuk.
To Fairbanks: Thomas Punguk,
Charles Pugh, Karl Bashelier, Jim
West. Alice Scott, Clyde Godsbe, j
S. H. Dunbar, F. Pflinger, Theo
dore Choia.
Morri Low
Fl ldor On Cimli n ’ JoM
TN7;\r Public Works
Ct"'.. : .-inni > Richard 11 nvning
,1 today l-*!-•• ,->!! Ktuidsen. Inn.
So.ittlo. submitted a low bid of
>>i7!i.n7!i for com ’ met ion of a now
i.eating strip at Gamboll.
Flu' now strop will bo 100 foot
wale and 4.500 foot lorn:. The strip
and tin apron aroa will bo sur
•..aod with asphalt paving.
Other bidders and their offers
inolndod SS Mullen. Inc.. Seattle.
£744.570: Rivers Construction Co.
and Prestwood, Inc., Spenard,
£701,025; and MeLauahlin-B-E-C-K.
Inc.. Seattle. £704,442.
The state estimated the cost of
the work at £570.770.
MAGISTRATE'S COURT
On a disorderly conduct charges
Perry Konupoak received a 5 day
sentence; Gertrude Kost. £10 fine;
Stephen Attatayak, £10 fine.
Jack Carpenter was fined £5.00
<>: traffic violation for illegal
turning.
Thru men w. re sentenced for
l a any in the Lemon Commercial
Co .'. arohoi.se. Jan es Picknalook
Jr., pleaded guilty to larceny and
was given 4 months, suspended;
Go rge Atta'ayak. 4 months sus
pended; Floyd Nagazruk. (1 months
suspended. S100 fine and ordered
to make restitution to the Lomen
Co. for 21- eases of beer.
Greer Garson Portrays
Eleanor Roosevelt In Film
To Be Shown at Nomerama
Greer Garson. returning to the
motion picture screen for the first
time in five years, adds another
to her gallery of portrayals of
notable wives in depicting Eleanor
Roosevelt in "Sunrise at Campo
bello." a technicolor film, about
the Roosevelt family a decade
before FDR became President.
The picture plays Sunday, Mon
day and Tuesday at Nomerama.
More than a quarter of the red
haired star’s 23 film roles hav<
been as dedicated wives. Her 1931
motion picture debut as the pro
fessor's helpmate opposite the late
Robert Donat in James Hilton’s
"Goodbye. Mr. Chips,” was a per
sonal triumph. Three years later
she won an Academy Award for
the best performance of the year
by an actress in the title role of
“Mrs. Miniver,” a character she
brought back to life in 1950 in
“The Miniver Story.” She also ap
peared in the title role of “Ma
dame Curie,” in 1943, and a decade
later as Caesar’s wife, Calpurina,
in “Julius Caesar.”
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
Sales office: Dial 2234 Write Box 700
DEALERS IN
Lumber & Plywood Building Materials Wallboard Insulation
Oxygen & Acetylene Welding Machines Electrodes
Supplies and Accessories
Jaeger Pumps Zeus & Pioneer Light Plants
MacWyte Wire Rope Standard Oil Products
PHONE 2219
WRITE BOX 700
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Noim* School
Will IIo4 E\::*rn!s
1 hursihiv Kvrnin<*
The Nome Sell'm]s will host par
ents and patrons Thursday evening
from 7:30 to 0:30 in observance
of American Education Week as
faculty and students join all other
schools in the nation, in programs
exhibiting in o d e r n educational
equipment and methods.
Student hosts and hostesses will
hand out printed programs at the
doors The Elementary School has
a program in the Multipurpose
Room at 7:30, featuring a panel
discussing the ungraded primary.
A', the same time, -1th, 5th, and
dill grades will be open for all
1 interested. Teachers will be in
their rooms, and exhibits on dis
1 play of wi ll; done by pupils in the
r< spective rooms.
The Junior-Soni r High School
program will be presented in the
high school gym. An hour program
showing a junior high student
council meeting in action and an
audio-visual exhibition showing
m ( ; mi \ i11 utu> rquijjim'iu
used. The chorus of high school
; cirls will sing, as will the junior
i high girls chorus. A debate squad
will present a 15 minute debate.
Following the program, the en
tire building will be open for a
tour, showing demonstrations and
exhibits. Coffee will be served in
the Homemaking Room of the
Annex from 3:30 until 9:30, and
in the Multipurpose Room at the
same time.
Parents and patrons are cordial
ly invited to attend this once-a
year special observance. The theme
for 1962’s AEW is "Education
Meets the Challenge of Change.”
! Mrs. Ash Craft Elected
I President of KK Library
; The Kegoyah Kozga Library
Club, which for the past 28 years
i has supplied the public library with
librarians without cost, held its
annual election Monday evening
with Mrs. Ash Craft elected as the
new president and Mrs. Dor
Hoover re-elected as secretary
Mrs. Arthur McVeigh was wel
comed as a new member to the
club.
The annual report for the or
ganization showed there were 15C
subscribing families using the
library which is open on Wednes
day evenings and Saturday morn
ings and approximately 3,00C
books were taken out during the
year. There are between 4,000 and
5,000 books available in fiction
reference, biography, mystery and
a special shelf section of Alaskar
books.
Books are made available
through the State Library and the
City of Nome furnishes the neces
sary space which although limitec
makes possible having such a gooc
library.
NOTE OF APPRECIATION
I wish to express my apprecia
tion for the confidence bestowee
I in me during the recent electioi
and I will do all in my power t<
| work for the good of this area ai
| well as the development for th<
49th Stale.
Willie Foster
I WANT ADS
LOST: Gold wrist watch, lea the
strap. Reward. Call 2818 after E
FOR SALE: About 2 tons of dente
and unlabeled mixed canne
goods. All good. Will sell fc
half price cost. Contact Unalak
leet Trading Post. 135
FOR SALE: Good condition Set
burg Select-O-Matic 100 Juk
Box. Plays 100 45 RPM 7
records. Records included, pk
spare tubes, needles and opera
tion manual. $600 value, wl
haggle. Contact Unalakleet Trad
ing Post. 135
room house. Cal
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Fi.st Show Starts at 7:15 — Second Show, 9:30
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
TWO MOST mum CHARACTERS YOU EVER MET!
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