Nome Students Play
In Fairbanks Band
University of Alaska students
Ed (Cookie) Johnsen, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Johnsen, Fritz
Chambers, son of Mrs. Myrtle
Johnson, and Rod Boucher, son
of Mrs. Emily Boucher, who were
active members of the Nome
School Band, are now taking part
in the City Band at Fairbanks
which is under the direction of
the band leader from Ladd AFB.
Also in the band from Nome is
Mr. L. E. Hough of BPR. The
band will give a concert on Nov.
30 at the University.
MUCH INTEREST SHOWN
IN ADULT TYPING CLASS
Considerable interest has been
shown in the adult typing classes
being offered at Nome School for
later in the year. The response to
the proposed Home Ec course was
not so successful but anyone in
terested may still notify Mr. Pot
ter as the possibility of a class
being formed is still open if
enough people respond soon.
No Wien Flights Tomorrow
Pearse Walsh, district manager
for Wien Airlines announced to
day that all flights have been
cancelled for tomorrow, giving all
crews of the airline a full holiday
for Thanksgiving.
Jerry Kaloke, who with his
wife and two children spend the
summer here while he is em
ployed by the U.S. Smelting Co.,
left for his winter home in Teller
and plans to return to Nome in
May.
THANK YOU NOTE
We wish to thank one and all
for the help and time given in
rescuing Steve Luke from the ice
earlier this week.
Quiyanna.
— The Luke Family
THANKSGIVING SERVICE
COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH — 10:30 - 11:30 a.m.
Call to Worship.Choir
Scripture Reading.Richard Young
Hymn No. 18.“For the Beauty of the Earth”
I.itany of Praise.Leader and Congregation
Anthems.Children’s Choir
Prayer
Scripture Lesson, Psalms 75.Ann Chambers
Special Hymn.Sisterhood Choir
Hymn No. 545 .“Come Ye Thankful People”
Anthem.“Thanksgiving” and “We Thank Thee”
Worship.God with Tithes and Offerings
(Go to “For the Millions”)
Psalms 100.Congregation Standing
“Now Thank We All Our God”.Miss Maxine Book
Communion.led by Rev. Gerald McCray
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A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
— DEALERS IN —
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Acetylene and Oxygen including Breathing,
Lincoln Welding Equipment
Coal and Industrial Hardware
STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS
Phone MAIN 147 -s- Write BOX 700
Sailings from Seattle to Seward for con
nections with rail to Anchorage and Fair
banks every Tuesday and Friday.
Specify Alaska Steamship Company
routing for your winter shipments.
Paratroopers Will
Return In February
Major J.G. Thomson, who heads
a group of five specialists from
the 7th Army Special Forces,
gave a brief talk before the
Chamber of Commerce Monday
about the work they are doing
here this week.
Major Thomson explained that
the 7th Special Forces are made
up of volunteers and are prepar
ing for anti - guerrilla action by
air drop. They have made one
jump here already and will also
make parachute jumps at Kotze
bue, Pt. Hope, Gambell, and
Wales.
On Feb. 6, a full team of 12
will arrive as an advance group
for paratroop work and on Feb.
15 a reinforced platoon which will
work with the Alaska National
Guard, is expected to be here in
action with about 50 men parti
cipating.
Maj. Thomson’s group here
now is from Fort. Bragg.
Barrow Morgan Named to
Nome Utility Board
At the regular meeting of the
Nome Light and Power Utilities
meeting last night, Barrow Mor
gan was appointed to fill the
vacancy created by the departure
of Charles West.
Little League Basketball
Starts 1:00 p.m. Saturday
Little League basketball games
get under way on Saturday with
the first game scheduled for 1:00
p.m. in the school gym. These
games are open to adults and
parents but no children will be
allowed as spectators at this time.
WEDNESDAY
See Color Motion Picture
"MR. TEXAS"
7:30 p.m.
Our Savior's Lutheran Church
Chamber to Push
Nome as Site For
Vocational School
The Nome Chamber is to give
active support to the proposed
Vocational School which was ap
proved by the voters in the re
cent election.
Although the bond issue only
called for one and a half million
dollars there are several other
sources with funds to assist in the
project of vocational education,
it was stated by Sen. John Mc
Nees, including the Bureau of In
dian Affairs, University of Alaska
and its Community Colleges and
various trade schools which offer
short courses of training in such
fields as electricity, plumbing,
etc.
Sen. McNees stressed the im
portance of getting under way
with a permanent committee im
mediately. He was backed by
Superintendent Conrad Potter
who also urged that “now’s the
time to start” and to keep in
mind that the expansion expected
in the public school will neces
sitate more room next year and
continuously for several years.
He suggested that by integrating
the proposed school with the
Nome School it would be possible
to have over 100 graduates and
become elegible for junior college
to be added to the curriculum.
Mayor Andersen stated that the
City Council has been studying
the situation and will do its
share in seeing if the city can
participate with the State and
Federal government in a joint
effort.
| Robert Grant, district head for
the Bureau of Indian Affairs,
voiced his approval of the school
at Nome, stating that the Bureau
has had a plan for a boarding
school at Fairbanks in conjunc
tion with the University of Alas
ka, but with the passing of this
bonding proposition he felt that
BIA would be most sympathetic
toward assisting here with the
boarding school. He indicated,
however, that he felt the voca
tional school should be adminis
tered by the State Department of
Education.
The support of Kotzebue to
having the vocational school at
Nome was expressed by Edith
Bullock, who was in Nome on
Monday.
Mrs. Don Foster, wife of the
manager of Polet’s Store, re
turned home after an absence of
several weeks. She has been out
side visiting with relatives since
the close of the summer tourist
season.
IN MAGISTRATE'S COURT
Elmer Soosuk and Winfred Ad
loat were each fined $25 for dis
orderly conduct. Bert Tocktoo
was fined $100 on the same
charge and sentenced to 60 days
in jail.
Angelo Buffas Jr, who is now
with the 14th Battle Group of the
4th Brigade at Fort Ord, Calif.,
where he is in mechanics school,
writes that he misses his friends
and especially his family but that
he likes the weather. He also en
joys receiving the “Nugget.”
OUR SAVIORS
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Thanksgiving Service 11 a.m.
Thanksgiving Family Feast
5:30 p.m.
Thanksgiving Program 7:30 p.m.
WANT ADS
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stake body, dual rear wheels.
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Furnished Houses For Sale or
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ROAST YOUNG TOM TURKEY
CRANBERRY SAUCE
DRESSING DELMATION
$4.00
BLUE RIBBON
PRIME RIB ROAST OF BEEF
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$5.00
BAKED HAM HAWAIIAN STYLE
WITH CANDIED SWEET POTATOES
$4.00
CHOICE CUT
GRADE A TOP SIRLOIN STEAK
$4.85
SUPREME NEW YORK STEAK
$6.00
CHOICE FILET MIGNON
$6.00
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OPEN 3 P.M.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25