Frosh Beat Upperclassmen
The Freshmen beat the Upper
class Reserves Friday evening by
a score of 37-27. The game squared
matters between the two teams,
with the Upperclassmen winning
on Thursday evening, 49-38. Frank
Outwater paced the Frosh in the
scoring column by ripping home
23 markers. Jim Nershak hit for 8.
The Upperclass Reserves were
paced by Max Seetomona who hit
for 8 and by Jim Gillis who got 6.
Another good crowd turned out
to see the Nanook and Lathrop
High play their final game. At
tendance has been good all year
long and the Nanooks have shown
a desire to hustle and scrap, even
though the last game had nothing
that was in their favor.
1964 Hunting Licenses
Now Available
The 1964 Hunting Licenses are
now available from local license
vendors. Hunters are reminded
that their 1963 hunting licenses
will expire on December 31.
Many of the seasons now run
continuously through the first of
the year, and the hunters may
have a tendency to forget that new
licenses are needed after Decem
ber 31.
These hunting licenses are now
available in Nome at Morgan and
Son’s, and Nome Hardware.
The Statue of Liberty has had
only one complete bath in her life.
LADIES
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TILS DAY
NIGHT
Dec. 17th
7-10 P.M.
N. C. Company
School Latin Club
! Entertains Visitor
The Nome High School Chap
ter of the Junior Classical League
enjoyed having a special guest in
all Latin classes on Thursday and
i Friday. Mary Gatzkiewicz, a third
year student of Latin, from Fair
bank:;, was an Ambassador of
Good Will- She said that Nome and
Fairbanks were the only two high
schools in Alaska which are affil
iated with the national organiza
tion.
As the Nome Latin Club joined
the League very recently, she was
able to give the officers help and
advice on organization and pro
grams for the year. She had a
very interesting Scrapbook to
show the students, which covered
the activities of the past five years
in the Fairbanks Chapter. Last
summer, they sent their first dele
gate to Lawrence, Kansas, to at
tend the National Convention.
Highlights of this convention were j
also covered.
She reported that Latin is the
most popular language course of
fered in Lathrop High School,
with a larger enrollment than j
either Spanish or French.
On Friday the Latin II Class en
tertained Mary at a Christmas;
party. Following the program, j
games were played. Carols were
sung in Latin, and delicious re
freshments were served.
PAGEANT — Tonight at Assem
bly of God Church, at 8 p.m.,
presented by Teenage and Adult
Group. Everyone cordially invited I
to attend.
"Last Call" for
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plane Pown on Highway
ANCHORAGE ^ EU'.'d Mil
lor of Tok was to fly to Mdo
on the Taylor llighwaN b'day in
a ski-equipp*'d plan* to ph* »U'
an Anchorage auto salesman and
his wife, who made a forced land
in* Saturday on a flight to Seattle,
Alaskan Air Command here re
ported.
The plane, piloted by John Sal
vorson, was the object of a joint
Air Force-Civil Air Patrol search
which began Saturday night and
continued Sunday until the craft
was spotted by a Royal C anadian
Mounted Police aircraft.
The downed plane’s position was
about 19 miles south of Chicken,
near the Ajaska-Canada border.
The plane appeared intact and
there were two persons standing
along side it when the RCMP
aircraft flew overhead.
Salverson apparently overflew
his planned refueling stop, ran
low on fuel, and was compelled
to land, an Air Force spokes
man said.
The annual Christmas Party for
Eastern Stars, Masons, and their
families and guests, will be held
Tonight at 7 pan., at the Anvil
Lodge.
M-M-M HOSPITAL
Admitted — Martin Rouse, Lu
cille Koozaata, James McLean, Es
ther Aukongak, Edward Nakerak.
Discharged — Alma Nayokpuk,
Betty Tootkaylok, Alex Maclnnes.
Edna Ahwinona passed away at
the Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Larson of
Nome are the parents of a baby
girl born at 9:35 p.m. on Decem
ber 13 at the M-M-M Hospital.
The infant weighed 5 pounds, 4Vi
ounces.
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WANT ADS WORK
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Alaska’s magazine, ALASKA
SPORTSMAN — $5 a year firsl
subscription, $4 a year for each
additional year or subscription
ordered at same time. We send
gift cards. Order Now Dept
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glasses. Call at Nugget office
AIRCRAFT FOR SALE — PA22
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Full panel, Alcor mixture ana
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new Skycrafter w/Omni. Over
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS <
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- 1
ing & Architectural Service. Professional
Bldg., 529 Sixth Ave., Fairbanks, Alaska,
until 2:00 p.m.. Alaska standard time, on
December 27, 1963, 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- i
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
Assocwted 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.
The Owner reserves the right to waive
any informalities or to reject any or all
bids.
Each bidder must deposit with his
bid, security in the amount, form and
subject 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
me actual date of the opening inereox.
Date: December 3, 1963
City of Nome, Alaska
by: ROSCOE WILKE
Mayor
Pub.: Dec. 4, 6. 9, 11, 13, 16, 1963.
Letter-size and Legal File Folders
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Favorite Beverages
Polar Liquor Store
Call Keith Hedreen
443-2302
!9 Years Ago Today . . .
The rumor concerning the burn
ng of the SS. VICTORIA, of the
Uaska Line, was today considered
completely false. This was sup
oosed to have occurred at Seward.
• • #
Igloo folks are waiting to hear
:heir new orchestra which has
darted this fall under the direction
)f Mr. Burkher. It will consist of
me violin, two mandolins, a uke
ele, four guitars, two musical
;aws and a banjo.
* • •
Mrs. Jennie Starish died at her
"iome in Saxman on Nov. 12 She
was between 105 and 109. Nearly
^very native in Saxman was re
lated to her.
• • •
Harry Longley, the dog team
mail carrier for the Kougarok,
arrived yesterday from the North.
He reports that there had been a
fire at the Shelton Roadhouse,
owned by Isadore Fix.
• • *
Hagen’s Jewelry Store is back
in business in temporary quarters
just west of the U.S. Federal Court
Building on Front Street near the
Snake River.
• * •
The North Pole Bakery will
open soon in its new building
adjoining the Pioneer Drug Com
pany.
Birds in Mince Pie
The mince pie, introduced into
the United States from England,
used to use pheasants, hares and
partridges instead of the modem
chopped beef and suet.
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