CHURCHES
LAVINLA WALLACE TOCNG
Mission
Minister and Director—C. W.
Erickson
11 ft® a. rn.—Church school.
Y:UC p, rn.—Evening Worship.
Tuesday—Northerners Youth
meeting at the native school at
ft"00 p m.
St. Joseph's Roman fatholie
Ghtnreb
Edrmmd A. Anable, S. J.
Pastor
Sunday Masses, 8 and 10 a. m.
Workday Mass’ 7:00 a. m.
Religious instruction for the
(children: Monday afternoon, pri
mer class; Tuesday afternoon,
advanced class
FEDERATED CRIHW
1 Sunday—
10:45-11 45 a. m. Sunday school.
Adult Bible Class.
7:45-1:45 p. m. Worship Ser
vice. Choir—prayer—sermon.
5:00-10:00 p. re. Social Hour
and refreshments.
Tuesday—
7:30-8:30 p. m. Fellowship
Prayer Hour
Thursday—
7:30-9:00 p m. Choir rehearsal.
8:00-10:00 p. m. Hobby clubs,
share your hobby with others.
Everyday—
The social room is open to any
group or individual w’ho wishes
to use it at any time. Ping-pong
table, piano, reading table and
other equipment is there for you
to use
NOME RELIGIOUS
COUNCIL MEETS
At their last regular meeting
of the year, the Nome Religious
Council elected the following of
ficers: Rev. Vernon L. Booker,
president; Thomas Morris, vice
president; Mrs. Roy Snyder, sec
re'flary, Rev. Paul Carlson, treas
urer. Plans to display a manger
scene in the community were dis
cussed. A committee to further
summarize and follow up the re
ligious survey was appointed. A
committee was also appointed to
consider the possibility of a com
tnunity forum on the Post-War
World. It was voted to increase
the membership of the Council
so that it would include six mem
bers, from each church represent?
ed and six frogj the armed forc
es, and six from the community
at large.
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P. O. Box 156 Nome, Alaska
IRA D. ORTON
Attorney At Law
Boom 1—Nevada Building
Nome, Alaska
Seattle Office:
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Telephone Elliot 8200
O. D. COCHRAN
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Nome, Alaska
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Communications
November 19. 1943
Mr. Erik Hay,
•President, Nome Student
Body,
Nome, Alaska
i Dear Mr. Hay:
The contribution of $21.39 from
j the students of the Nome Pub
| lie Schools to the “Cruiser Alaska
j Fund” has been received and i
! very much appreciated.
Sincerely yours.
E. L. BARTLETT.
Acting Governor.
W. A. Boucher,
Editor, Nome Nugget.
! Nome, Alaska.
I Dear Mr. Boucher:
1 I believe that the following ac
, count of the U. S. Bureau of
M:nes’ activities may be of some
interest to your readers:
Wield and laboratory work by
the U. S. Bureau of Mines, on
, the Seward Peninsula, is expect
, ed to be completed within the
next few days. The bureau is now
occupying space in the Territor
ial Department of Mines' assay
office, where crews, working on
two shifts, are preparing over
1.600 tin and tungsten samples
for shipment to outside labora
, tories.
During the spason, the Bureau
of Mines, with the co-operation
of the Geological Survey, explor
ed tin deposits in the Potato
Mountain, Cape Mountain and
Lost River areas. The work was
divided into two placer and two
lode projects. Explorations wer>
under the direct supervision of
Thomas J. Christensen, Paul O
Clayton, Leo H. Satz and James
H. Hulbert, all of whom received
their engineering training at the
University of Alaska. Over 30
j men were employed.
! Approximately 5.000 feet of
diamond drilling, 4a00 feet of
| placer drilling and 3.009 feet of
i bulldozer trenching were eom
I pleted, and over 2.000 samples ta
ken for analyses and metallurgi
; cal tests.
Several new discoveries were
made during the.bureau explora
tions, and it is likely that their
| importance will be thoroughly in
vestigated before the projects
j are completed next summer.
The Bureau of Mines is not au
1 thorized by Congress either to
| prospect for minerals or to equip
any property for poduction. Its
reports are submitted to the War
Production Board which decides
on the operation of all mines.
Information on results of tin ex
plorations is released by the Bu
reau of Mines to the public a=
soon as approved by the OWI.
Among other strategic mineral?
urgently required for the war.
and known to occur on the Sew
ard Peninsula, tungsten, mica and
mercury are apt to be found in
important quantities. Anyone
having knowledge of a strategic
mineral deposit should send a
description to Robert S. Sanford,
district engineer, U. S. Bureau of
Mines, Junneau, Alaska.
Very' truly yours.
HAROLD E. HBIDE.
VOICE OF RELIGION
PRESENTS QUIZ
The Nome Religious Council j
will present its regular radio!
program. “The Voice of Religion"
Sunday evening at 5:30. The
quiz questions will be based on !
the life of Christ. Contestants^
have been chosen from the
schools of Nome. They include:
Jane Scott, Frances Waldheim,
Ida Rudd, Charles Dickson, Bes- i
sie Stanley and Helen Simon.
The program will be in charge
of Norman Johnston assisted by
Mrs. Lloyd Peterson.
The responses to these quiz!
sessions has been most encourag
ing. There will be one more quiz
before the playoff begins when
it will be determined which
group excels in answering ques
tions on the book that still is the i
best seller in the world. 1' \
CLOCK QUIETS
LONELY PUPPY
NOWATA. Okla. — (AP)—
Having concluded their puppy ,
whimpered at night because he j
was lonesome, Marjean and Max
ine Gridldnd ' set their minds to
work on a solution.
The idea seemed a little silly
at first, they arm it, hr. when
they placed a ticking alarm ck*ak
in the pet's basket he slept
soundlessly through the night
Experimenting, tney kft iff the
clock. The.whimpering war re
sumed.
OILRESERVE
DISCOVERED
JUXEAU. Dec. 3 — 'AF'—Indi
cation of a huge oil ret^erve s*».p
ply 20.000 square miles itn area
on Alaska’s Arctic s*ofbe, was re
ported by Norman Hblbexley, U.
S. Bureau of Mines engmeer.
Ebberley headed the survey
party which spent four weeks in
the area. He told flhe Juneau
Chamber of Commerce the party
had found six excellent areas in
the best of seepage conditions, in
addition to tie previously igno^fi
seepages.
COMMITTEE'S ARE
NAMED FOR YEAR
(Continued fr:*r. P>age Cr.e
Paul McCarthy, Robert Strand,
Marjorie Cast el
<3k»od Cheer Committee. Lu
tr, er Dur.bar, Path e r Ann abei.
Roy Adkins >. H Hartford,
Rev F Booker.
Santa Ci* je 1 or: niittet: C. F.
Yenney.
Enteric, nmeni Committee: F.
C. Bingham, Elizabeth Bui
Ker, Mass Constance Erkfitsor,. (
, Mrs, W. Cameron, Mrs. A. Ner
ter.d.
Pllirw Committee: J a c k
Dcwd. Mi* Elizabeth Foote. W
Boucher
Refreshment Committee: Al
vin Po’let, in. G. Miller, Wm. ’
Munz.
On Sunday, December 5, at
2:30 p.m. in the Court Room of
tne Federal Building, a meeting
of all members of all committees
will be held. Details will be
worked out for the program to
be held on Thursday, December
13 rd.
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