David Nease, Custodian
Of The New Federal
Building, Arrives
The new custodian for the Fed
eral Building, David Nease, ar
rived yesterday from Seattle.
Mr. C. Stevens, inspector dur
ing the construction, who is leav
ing tomorrow with his wife after
having resided here for the past
year, has been custodian until
the arrival of Mr. Nease.
Hours for the bulidng will be
from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., six days a
week, and it will be closed all
day Sunday.
Mail may be deposited in the
outside box across the street,
when the Post Office is closed.
WEDDING BELLS
Mr. and Mrs. Bryant E. Collins
Sr., of Portsmouth, Virginia, have
announced the engagement of
their daughter Ila, to Lee Adams,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Adams of Cleveland, Ohio.
Miss Collins in the nurse in
charge of surgery at the MMM
Hospital, and Mr. Adams is a
communicator for the Civil Aero
nautics Administration.
The wedding will take place is
Teller, on December 18, 1958.
GIRL SCOUT LEADER
RETURNS FROM CONFERENCE
Mrs. Nelda Leibig, Girl Scout
leader, returned from Fairbanks
where she attended a meeting of
the Farthest North Council, with
representatives from Fairbanks,
Fort Greeley, Eielson AFB, and
Ladd AFB.
iMrs. Leitbig was most enthusi
astic at the support and encour
agement received during the ses
sions held, at which local prob
lems were discussed.
She announced that at the Girl
Scout Round-Up next summer in
Colorado, Alaskan representatives
will bring yo-yo’s made by the
Senior Girls of the Nome and the
•Fairbanks groups.
KING ISLANDERS HAVE
GOOD HUNTING SO FAR
Word has been received from
ng island that the island resi
dents have been having good
hunting.
Already five walrus have been
caught, and several seal, which
res the King Island people of
fresh meat for a while.
MARIN LUTHER FILM AT
NOME GOSPEL TONIGHT
Everyone is invited to see the
film MARIN LUTHER tonight
at the Nome Gospel Home . . .
at 7 o’clock.
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VISITOR FROM BETHEL
Wally Harrison of Bethel is in
town this we?k on business with
the Alaska National Guard. Mr.
Harrison is with the 2nd Scout
Battalion of the ANG at Bethel
and he is also the president of
the Bethel Chamber of Com
merce.
Bethel is one of the newest
cities in the territory, having
incorporated last summer.
He reports that the people of
Bethel were very favorably im
pressed by Secretary Seaton and
his party last Sunday.
SCOUTS HIKE SATURDAY
Scoutmaster John Bandy has
announced that all 35 of the boys
in Troop 666 will go on a hike
Saturday morning. Scoutmaster
Bandy and Scout committeeman
Everett Bachelder will accom
pany them on the hike, to Ft.
Davis. They will cook a meal in
the open then return td town.
AT ROTARY TODAY—
Rotary heard a report by John
McNees on the recent Legislative
Council meeting at Kodiak. Mr.
MoNees is one of the 2nd Division
members of the Council.
Other guests were Lloyd Sund
strom, Willie Brown, and Alice
Glavinovich and Mary Jo Swan
berg, the high school student
guests.
Chicago Boxing Starts
Tonight On KNOM-TV
Some of the finest boxing in the
entire country will be seen on a
regular basis here in Nome.
Starting Wednesday at 8 p.m.,
Bronson Water Delivery will pre
sent “Boxing From Rainbo,” on
television, the outstanding matches
of the weekly card 'at Chicago’s
famous Rainbo Arena.
The nationally known sports
announcer, Jack Drees, will be at
the microphone. Drees, who has
been describing fights since 1939,
is well known for his ability to
spot up-and-coming youngsters.
Rainbo’s reputation in the Chi
cago fight center has been won by
carding only the most aggressive
boxers in the area. It’s the most
action-packed of these bouts that
the television audience will see,
starting this Wednesday at 8 p.m.
on KNOM-TV, Channel 4, and
sponsored by Bronson Water
Delivery.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Wm. Oquilluk, Dolly
Spencer, Bertha Otten.
Discharged: Mary Bergamashi,
Phyllis Willoya, Mary Merrill,
Wm. Amarok, Isaac Peterson,
Katherine Kingik.
OES POTLUCK DINNER
The members of fhe Order of
Eastern Star, Masonic bodies and
Shriners with their wives or es
corts, have announced a Poiluck
Dinner for Saturday evening at
the Masonic Temple at 7 p.m.,
followed by varied entertainment.
Visiting members of any of
these groups are included in the
party, with their escorts or wives.
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Scheduled Sailings Every Tuesday
For Seward and Valdez
and Alternate Fridays for Seward.
Write: Alaska Steamship Company,
Box 200, Anchorage
— OR —
Nome Agent For Information
U. A. Extension Service
Official Here, Checking
Reindeer Herds
Herbert Turner of the Extension
Service of the University of Alas
ka passed through Nome Monday
from Selawik where he had ibeen
observing the government reindeer
herd at that station with the new
animal husbandry representative
of the experimental farm at Col
lege, Sig Restad. While they were
at Selawik 800 deer were sepa
rated from the herd to be driven
to Cape Espeniberg, where Good
hope will start a new herd.
Sig Restad is studying methods
of controlling the warble fly
which are a menace to the herds,
and which seriously injure the
hides of the animals.
GIRL SCOUT COURT
OF AWARDS TOMORROW
Parents and friends of Brown
ies, Intermediate and Senior Girl
Scouts, are invited to a Court of
Awards, to be held tomorrow eve
ning at 7:30 p.m. in the Multi
p 's'* room of the school.
Each troop will report their ac
tivities for the fall, and awards
■will be given. The Curved Bar,
highest rank in Girl Scouting, will
be awarded to Ann Chambers.
CO-HABITATION CHARGED
Four Kotzebue residents have
been apprehended on a charge of
illegal co-habitation. They are
Reed Henry, who is out on $250
bail; Clarence Allen, released on
$500 bail. Marion Sheldon, and
Judith Briggs.
Marion Sheldon is now serving
a four-months sentence for posses
sing a firearm while drunk. A
jury trial was held in the U. S.
Commissioners Court in Kotzebue.
WEATHER FORECAST
Increasing cold tonight and
Thursday. Snow and blowing, and
warmer to 15 to 20 above on
Thursday.
Last night was the coldest night
on record for this time of the year
since 1907, according to the U. S.
Weather Bureau. Temperatures
were reported to have dropped to
21 degrees below zero.
MRS. CARLISLE IS ELECTED
PIONEER ANXILIARY PRES.
Mrs. Harvey Carlisle (formerly
Mrs. Helen Bockman of Nome)
was elected president of the Pio
neer Women of Alaska/ in Fair
banks.
Mrs. Carlisle is a past presi
dent of Igloo No. 1 Auxiliary, in
Nome.
CAP SENIORS WILL MEET to
night at 8 p.m. in the CAA Rec
Hall.
There is a membership drive
for charter renewal, and members
are asked to pleage bring pros
pective members with them.
Vera Harris was given a 180
day sentence by the U. S. Com
missioner, Herb Jenks for being
drunk and disorderly in a pri
vate home.
ATTENTION ALL MASONS
Past Master's Night.
Thursday, November 20th
8 P. M.
Refreshments
NOTE OF APPRECIATION
We wish to express our appre
ciation for kindnesses and other
expressions of sympathy during
our recent bereavement.
Robert Okpealuk and family
WANT ADS
FOR SALE — Woman’s muskrat
parka and baby’s rabbit parka,
reasonable. Call Glue Pot.
LOST — Dark-rimmed child’s
glasses, with gray and black
case. Reward. Call Black 65.
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TONIGHT and THURSDAY
Two Shows Nightly. Starting at 7:15 anA 9:15 p.m.
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