GRAND JURY TO
REPORT MONDAY
The 1968 term of court opened
this morning in the U.S. District
Court of the Second Division with
Judge Hodge presiding.
Those called for Grand Jury
service are scheduled to appear
Monday morning in court.
DICKMANS TO HAUL LOAD
OF LUMBER TO TELLER
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Dickman,
who arrived from Teller a few
days ago, are leaving soon with
their first load of lumber from
the BOQ which they partially
dismantled last summer.
They were accompanied by
their two children who had ton
sillectomies at the hospital.
Pioneer Women Meet Tonight
Pioneer Women Auxiliary No. 1
will hold its first meeting with
new officers this evening at 8
10’clock at the Pioneer Igloo.
— A Valentine social has been
.planned following the business
meeting.
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Chamber of Hold Noon Meetings
At North Star Sea view Room
Starting next Monday the NWA
Chamber of Commerce will hold
their noon luncheon meetings at
the North Star Seaview Room.
The meeting is open to the
public and guests and visitors in
town are invited to attend.
CUB SCOUTS STUDYING
ALASKA IN FEBRUARY
Scouting is featuring Alaska
the month of February and Cub
Scouts all over America are
studying some phase of or part
of Alaska.
Letters are being received for
information by business houses
and organizations who are re
sponding wholeheartedly to send
the information requested.
The local group of Cubs are
also studying Alaska, as it is a
big place and much is to be learn
ed about other areas.
A son was born this morning
at the hospital to Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Miller.
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{Boy Scout Banquet
To Be Held Here
Monday Evening j
Todd Purcell, head of Scouting
in the Midnight Sun district,
which takes in Fairbanks and
Nome, is scheduled to arrive Mon
day in time for the Blue and
Gold Banquet and participate in
the program.
Sixty-eight Scouts, from Cubs
to Explorers, and their parents
and leaders? will attend the din
ner which is scheduled for 6:30
Monday evening. Also present
will be representatives of the
sponsoring groups, who will par
ticipate in the program.
Plans for the banquet are just
about complete stated members
of the committee in charge this
morning. Frank Morris stated the
menu is being furnished by all
of the groups active in the com
munity.
The meat is being furnished by
the sponsoring groups, which are
Rotary Club, Methodist Church,
Covenant Church. Troops 663 and
666 are furnishing potatoes and
butter. The Explorers are fur
nishing bread and vegetables, and
the Cubs are furnishing some of
the vegetables, coffee, milk, and
ice cream.
POLARIS CANDLE YIELDS
$168 FOR MARCH OF DIMES
The Polaris candle which has
been gathering dimes for the
March of Dimes, was melted
down last Sunday, netting $168
for the fund.
Those assisting at the melting j
party were Mrs. L. Oliver, Mary
Andersen and Mr. and Mrs. D. j
Jaquith.
Don Outwater guessed nearest I
to the amount in the big candle, j
NELS SWANBERG TO BUILD
SIX MODERN APARTENTS
Six more apartments, modern
and centrally heated are being j
planned by Nels Swanberg with:
buildings he acquired from mili
tary surplus and has moved into
town recently.
The apartments will be located
west of the U.S. Merc and should
help substantially to alleviate the
housing shortage.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Martin,
accompanied by “Barbeg,” the
little reindeer that grew up in
Nome, were scheduled to leave
today for Seatle where Barbee’s
new home will be Woodland Park
where many children will enjoy
Seeing her.
The Nugget erred in the price
quoted for Hen Turkeys in Wed
nesday’s U.S. Merc ad. We here
by hasten to correct the mistaken:
the price quoted was 85 cents per
pound when it should be have
been only 69 cents per pound.
Jack Herman of Shishmaref
arrived for jury duty and states
that about 30 families are winter
ing at Shishmaref this winter.
WANT ADS
FOUND'—Ladies watch. Identify
at the Nugget.
FOUND — Child’s fleece - lined
rubber overshoe.
! FOR SALE—Property with in
| come of over $2600 per year.
Lots 18 and 19 in Block 30,
together with all buildings and
furnishings, known as ACS
Garage. Sealed bids will be re
ceived by Grant Nelson until
Feb. 15. We reserve the right |
to reject any or all bids. 20 1
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