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Other aelratios throughout the
holiday sea.-on will include the
pro:r:un by the Bvg.nner an 1 Pri
mary Dept: mi Sund.w evening.
Do.-. 23 at 7:30. a Christmas Eve
candlelight sing. an early Christ
mas morning service, “Julotta.”
at (5:00 .nr, a.nd a Choir Cantata.
“Night of Miracles" on Sunday
evening, Dec. 30 at 7:30. Everyone
is cordially invited to attend these
special Yulet.de programs.
CHRISTMAS DOLL PROCEEDS
GO TO WILLIE HOOGENDORN
The Beta S yma Phi met at the
home of Mrs. Barrow Morgan on
Thursday evening and were en
thusiastic over the int rest shown
in their Christmas D >11. which
they are giving away and which
is on display at the North Star
Bake ry.
Part of the proceeds from the
doll sale go each year to some
worthy cause. 1 ns: year they con
tributed to the Omio McCarthy
Memorial Fund, which provided a
small organ for the pre-schoolers
of th ■ Methodist Church. This year
they have announced their contri
bution will go to the Willie Hoo
gendorn fund.
Mrs. S+anley Morgan, who made
trip to Anchorage for eye check
up, reports that she enjoyed a
surprise visit from Eunice Berg
land and Barbara Anderson, who
drove up from Homer to see her.
COMIN* and GOIN'
From Fairbanks: Mary Pilcher,
T. Deike, Fern Klintworth, Ron
Craese, Beryle Davis, R. Perkins,
Bob Mellon.
From Kotzebue: Bob Preist, J.
F tgerstrom, C. Tingook.
To Kotzebue: Bill Bodev, S.
S.mocienski, J. Fagerstrom.
To Fairbanks: F. Bradley, Boyd
Harwood, E. Pearson, Laverne
vHlloya, G. Dujmovich, R. Kays..
NOTICE
The dale when Real and Per
sonal Properly 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.
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i !'• -r ' -a. t and Satur
('■ ne . Pilo Pah”, and checr
T r sponsor Mar.nrot Chaloup
... . •’•o n.pany the happy students.
S \ non—ehnol personnel complete
; the renter of 40 passengers on
Won's C-46.
Team members, managers, and
(■'■ t Headers will be staying with
their c unterparts, or with reliable
eiP-ens of Bethel, and will be fed
and housed at no expense and will
be exnected to reciprocate when
P * el High School comes to
'No-no for a return game.
The Friday and Saturday night
ames will begin at 7:30 pan.
Nome time, and will be broadcast
live from the Bethel gym. The
P . t home will leave Bethel at
. -nmximately 11 pan. Saturday
■ night.
Nine students for whom there
vt re no home accommodations
1 a v e reservations at March’s
Hodge in Bethel, and go on the
trip with their parents consent to
1 be on their own.
From all indications. Bethelites
i have planned a full program for
!’ e visit, and only request that
mother plane could not join the
! charter bringing adults to the
Kuskokwim town for a full week
I end of friendly get-togethers.
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N.C. CO. STORE WILL
BE OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT
The Northern Commercial Co.
: are being real Santa’s helpers to
; night when they open up specially
! for the men folks to help them
I with their Christmas shopping.
Mgr. Frank Couch states he has
! a crew of clerks, expert in gift
j wrapping and suggestions, who
j will be on hand from seven until
I ten o'clock so that all men in the
j community may have ample time
i to carefully select their gifts for
tiie ladies of their choice.
Mrs. Fern Klintworth was wel
comed back to the community by
friends made a few years ago
when she was in residence here.
Mrs. Klintworth comes to join her
husband, who is doing electrical
work at the airport.
NOTE OF APPRECIATION
We wish to express our apprecia
tion for kindness and sympathy
during our recent sorrow.
Mrs. Linnea Nelson & Family
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
A division of Alaska Steamship Co.
Sales Office: Dial 223 f Write Box 700
D 11 A L ERS I N
Lumber and Plywood
Bnilding Materials
V all!'card Insulation
Oxygen and A cctylene
We!. 1: a g Mac?iines
Electrodes
Supplie, and Accessories
Jaeger Lumps
Zeus raid Pioneer Light Plants
MarWyto Wire Rope
Standar! Oil Products
I
Lumen Commercial Co.
Tn
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Sc*" its ■ !’ Atu riva,
n a ; Scoutmaster,
w.m beys : iv.au nig in
Saout work.
The ?.T.;L'purpose Roe n was fi 11 -
■a.I \v!'.: iii it only parents and
fr.et'ds. t ut members of Troop (»3,
whose Scoutmaster is Don Bruck
ner and the Cub Scout Pack who
came to see what big Scouts do.
Highest honor was conferred on
Lloyd Hardy, who became a Star
Scout and got merit badges for
personal fitness, firemanship.
New First Class Scouts are Max
i Johnson, with merit badges in hik
1 ing and firemanship; Mike Blan
• rang. James Kelli her, Donnv
; Young, with merit badges in
aquatics and first aid; Mike O'Con
nor, firemanship; Mike Thompson.
Second Class Scouts are Robert
i Walsh and Lonnie O'Connor.
| Walter Peterson was awarded a
! merit badge in hiking,
i Tenderfoot Scouts are Wallie
| Sanders, James Gray. Jim Wilke,
i Allan Scott. Ernest Muller, Marty
| Jocius, Jimmy Kealiher, Ed Oquil
| luk, Duffy Green and Johnny
I Green.
ME "GOOFED" . . .
Bob Smith, manager of the U.S.
Mercantile, states that he ‘goofed’’
in the advertisement for the U.S.
Mere on Wednesday.
The gift being offered to the
customers of the store for $250
will be in the form of a gift cer
tificate redeemable at either the
Mere or the Nome Hardware in
stead of in cash as announced.
Either way, it’s worth saving
tickets for!
SEALS AVAILABLE FOR
GENUINE ALASKA PRODUCTS
Commissioner of Commerce
Robert Romick has announced the
appointment of Charles Frazier as
2nd Division agent for the issuing
of identification seals for genuine
Alaskan-made products.
These seals are available
through him to other merchants
and manufacturers and craftsmen
of this area.
Robert Blodgett has been ap
pointed for the town of Teller,
within the district which Frazier
represents.
Admitted to the hospital. Mrs.
Jim Casey, Elsie Ahnangnatoguk.
Discharged: Doris Picnalook, James
Apok, Rose Johnson, Myra Takik.
Superase Bond Typing Paper
For Sale at the Nugget
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.
NOTICE
The Order of Eastern Star will
be having a Christmas party Mon
day evening at 7:30 to which
members and visitors of iha Order
with their familes are invited,
also Masons and their families.
All attending are io bring ex
change gifts for Santa to distri
bute. 149
Alcoholics Anonymous meeting
Saturday evening, 7:30, Conference
Room, MMM Hospital.
WANT ADS
FOUND: Brown - rimmed glasses.
Call at Nugget.
FOR RENT: 3 room house, bath,
ce •: ;:1 heating. Call Nugget, tf
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. OAnd tell
us how to sign gift card.)
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SUNDAY and MONDAY
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Fuel Service
LP Gas
and Appliances
Office: Dial 2561
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STOVE PARTS
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OIL HEATERS
Res: Dial 2417
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