SOUF-Ts
ACROSS
1. Receptacle
for con
densed .soups
4. America's fa
vorite first
course
8. Hearty
of soup
12. Bo in debt
13. Gaelic
14. Charles
Lamb
15. Soup server
17. Each: abbr.
13. Friend
19. Twice: pref.
21. Nickname
22. Most pop
ular soup
24 Exists
25. Interjection
27. Underwater
shin
28. Atop 4!. Chicken-52.-broth
29. Bride’s re- soup 53. Tree
ply (2words) 42. Chemical 55. Drink soup
31. Canned—— suffix slowly
45. Musical note 56. Requests
47. Land meas
soup
34. Tree
36 English let
ters
37. Neither
39. At bat
40. Musical note
ure
48. Pronoun
50 -of
mushroom
soup
57. Jug
58. Pure being
DOWN
1. Some like
soup -
2. Expects
3 Nickname
4 Observe
5. Else
6. Utilize
7. -por
ridge hot ...
8. Perfect with
frankfurters
9. Spicy stew
10. Languished
11. Song
16. Place of
confinement
20. Knobs
23. Cry of pain
24. Those in
power
26. Some like
it -
28. French
soup
29. Hero
30. Greek
letter
32. Born
33 Finisher
35 They flavor
soup
38. Abide
40. Ridges
43. Journey
44. Chicken
with -■
46. Sprites
47. Arab gar
ment
49. Pull
50. Auto
51. Compass
point
54. French ar
ticle
Answer lo Puzzle
John F. or TAILS!
WASHINGTON — The House
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F. Kennedy half dollar. President
Johnson has asked that it be ready
for the new year.
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LIVE
MUSIC
Dance &
Prance!
FRIDAY
and
SATURDAY
NIGHT
H O R TAV ERN
Rockland Is Active
With 4-11 Work
The Nunachak 4-H at Buck
land elected officers at their meet
ing on Dec. 5, during the visit of
Mrs. Jean K. Burand, Nome Dis
trict Home Demonstration agent,
and Miss Agnes Sunnell. State
Home Economics Leader for the
Co-operative Extension Service.
Officers elected: Steven Ballot,
president; Doris Richards, vice
president; Clarence Thomas, re
cording secretary, and Linda Had
ley. corresponding secretary and
treasurer for the coming year.
Other members of the club arc
Dorcas Thomas, Lester Hadley,
Fred Armstrong Jr.. Annie Kirk,
Glenn Armstrong, Ernest Thomas,
and Percy Ballot.
The first activity will be the
completion of moose hoof jewelry
under the leadership of David
Thomas, hoof craftsman. The girls
will complete their part of making
skin thimbles which are being
used in the sewing kits sold by
the Buckland Mothers Club to
raise money for a village light
plant. The new 4-H Club members
in Buckland will make games and
jigsaw puzzles to add to the vil
lage entertainment supplies. Other
men and women of the village will
take turns at leadership as the
4-H members need help on vari
ous projects chosen for 1964.
The Buckland Mothers Club has
almost enough money to get the
desired equipment to put into use
an old light plant obtained from
the BIA, as soon as repair parts
are available.
Mrs. Burand and Miss Sunnell
enjoyed meeting with the Buck
land Village Council with Marvin
Thomas as president. Under the
guidance of the BIA teacher, Mrs.
Joan Paullin, many village im
provements have been possible
and others are planned for 1964.
Land claims, incorporation as a
4th Class City, storage facilities
and other suggestions were dis
cussed and indicated action taken
on Dec. 4.
“Buckland is a cooperative,
cheerful small village near the
Arctic Circle,” stated Mrs. Bur
and. ‘‘The warm welcome far out
weighed the cold, rain, snow and
blizzard we had while there last
week.”
Art Trigg and Steve Dickson
own turkeys. Where did they get
’em ? You know how?? You, too,
can end up with a free turkey.
See the boys.
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Project No. APW-Alaska-23G and
Project No. APW-WPC-Alaska-12
Sealed bids for Water Distribution
System, Treatment Plant and Source
Development, Sewer System, and for
Sewage Treatment and Disposal Plant for
the City of Nome. Alaska, will be re
ceived at the office of Philleo Engineer
ing .v Architectural Service, Professional
Bldf,'.. 529 Sixth Ave.. Fairbanks. Alaska,
until 2:00 p.m., Alaska standard time, on
December 27. 1923, and then at said
office publicly opened and read aloud.
The information for Bidders, Form of
Bid. Form of Contract. Drawings, Speci
fications, Forms of Bid Bond, Perform
ance and Payment Bond, and other con
tract documents may be examined at
the following:
City Hall, City of Nome. Alaska
Philleo Engineering &- Architectural
Service, 529 Sixth Ave., Fair
banks. Alaska
Daily Pacific Builder Plan Room,
465 Tenth Street, San Francisco,
California
Portland Builders Exchange. 1125 E.
Madison, Portland, Oregon
Plan Bureau, 2403 Western, Seattle,
Washington
Associated General Contractors. Cen
tral Building, Anchorage. Alaska
Associated General Contractors,
Gaffney St. at Noble St., Fair
banks, Alaska
Associated General Contractors,
Multnomah Hotel. Portland.
Oregon
AssocMted General Contractors, 215
W. Harrison. Seattle, Washington
Copies may be obtained at the office
of Philleo Engineering and Architectural
Service, 529 Sixth Avenue, P. O. Box
464, Fairbanks, Alaska, as follows —
General Contractors may obtain two
sets and sub-contractors may ob
tain one set, upon deposit of $100
for each set. Full refund shall
be made for each such set re
turned in good usable condition
before February 1, 1964.
Any interested party may obtain as
many sets as is desired upon
payment of $100 for each set.
This payment will not be re
turned.
1 lit v/ n iivi i V- ov i » me i iw nuivt
any informalities or to reject any or all
bids.
Each bidder must deposit with his
bid. security in the amount, form and
s- bjeet to the conditions provided in
the Information for Bidders.
Attention of bidders is particularly
called to the requirements as to condi
ions of employment to be observed and
minimum wage rates to be paid under
the contract.
No bidder may withdraw his bid
without penalty within 30 days after
I me actual date of the opening mereoi.
Date: December 3, 1963
Pub.: Dec. 4. 6. 9. 11, 13, 16. 1963.
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Mayor
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For Students
For most students the school
year means hurried walks to and
from classes, frequent stair
climbing, fast-paced gym ses
sions — and tired feet!
The wise student, therefore,
establishes a footcare program
with a year ’round beauty and
health routine. To help you, I>r.
William M. Scholl, world famous
foot authority offers these tips:
Keep feet clean — bathe them
daily. Pay attention to backs of
heels and between toes. Rub
briskly with a dry towel and then
apply foot powder.
In addition, apply soft cushion
ing pads to tender spots, corns or
callouses. Also wear proper shoe*
— sturdy leather shoes with firm
arch support and low heel are
best for daily wear. Use foot
powder—daily applications in the
shoes help absorb excessive foot
perspiration.
This easy foot care routine
should eliminate most problems
dealing with the feet.
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t o
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