WEATHER i’ORI'X'ASr
Cmr.pited bp . be
V r'**t*! !•! (‘flmme <-•* VWtf h#r Hai'Ciin
Continued 11 r to> ight la
lori-.'W #Mmw Tu"iday,
owe*t e xpeoted to
•”ht -15, high tornorow 0 to -5.
Nome data last 24 hours as o*
i m today: iti (i ••• t pet.ru ■ •
5, lowest -28. M*m. wind 7 mph
wti li.c N.NV. sum .-e at 10:02
m, gui n : .1 '■ :w7 pm.
Precip.tat on for the month:
3 inches
A veal ago today h ghost tom
. .ilurr . lowest -,'M Extremes
is date smee 1907: highest 33
i 1923, lowest -37 in 1948.
a-rov/ -36 Clear
oueDue -32 Cl -ar
/ales 24 Clear
■ mbel.’ -13 Part cloudy
ume -16 Part cloudy
naiakiset -10 Ice crystals
ethel -7 Snow
IcGrath -17 Cloudj
nchorage 25 Clo’ dy
airbanks -?.!> '’art cloi-dy
v'hitehorse -28 Part cloudy
dn.onton 31 Cloudy
uneau 37 Bain
'attle 45 Cloudy
in Francisco -t3 Fog & Smoke
loeshl Firms Sponsor
leaves For Servicemen
'rom Remote Sites
Through the cooperation of
>c.nl hr in ess house- wno footed
le transportation expense, about
2 servicemen from remote mili
lry jites in this area are spend
ig a three-day leave \n Nome.
The men were chosen by their
fficers is most deserving from
use stations. They arrived in
)W,i today and will return to
ie»r stations on Thursday.
Esther Kweluk
Maijjarct Russell
Emily Boucher
Lyda Rohn
• 'Iff Cl ALASKA
N
School Hot Lunch
rogram Starts
ith Moose Stew
The Hot tench Progr am g« ts
ler w.iy Wedi.c-: da.v at the
>me School, wHi moo. e ste v
Ac first menu.
'hi’iirtn plann.n; t < eat th» r
aches at se.iooi will need '0
ots for heir lunnh, il has be. n
uto'ir.oid.
Vlitviv r.verstrom vail supe ■
i the laochroom. which wll
the schools new Multipurpo ,c
>!P. Teachers supervising t e
t wee s are Mrs. Ccolyn Coo s
1 Mr. Steinbeck.
ChUdiVi’. lion, the 1st through
4th grades will have supe r
?d play in the gym followi: g
inch. Older Uudtnts will rept rt
Mr. Steinbeck's room until t ie
mcit hour r over
The meals are being prepar d
a. the h or’-n Star Bakery, whi h
.ciV. cater the lunches this year as
ic facilities at the school cann it
handle the cook mg of the ford
there.
The Hot Lunch Committ >e
i ites that about 200 studer fs
ive indicated they will be ert
. tg at school.
FOTLATCH
At the LWV Co.nmuur'y Cenh r
Monday, Dec. 31. 1956
Ev9rybod/ welcome !
The Sisterhood will have char re
ol the r-creation fcr the evening.
NOTiCE
Tie regular winter recreatio i
ai program cf the LWY Commu.t
ily Center will be resumed n
Tuesday- Jan. 8th.
WA JN T 4 1)8
| FOR SALE—Frerts sinew ai d
reindoer legs. Pole.'s Store.
I FOUND—Tv>o single keys, Ya e
end Lchlage. Claim it Nugg t.
; -.nesr«citncMSEK3.e«raeicaci!
| SHOWING AT THE |{
jTHEATER j
r* Two shjwu nlgbtiy—7:Hi and 9: IS f{
' W Doors open a* 6:4S p.m.
t^^Msasr»j=iQvns5fci>i.c,'ca«j
TONIGHT
TM MtATI
AND THE
Itipoli
gflf-PATIUCIA MIDW
rnd
Midnight Show
STARTS 12 O’CLOCK SHARI
“SUSAN
i SLEPT
HERE”
IN TECHNICOLOR
— with —
DICK POWELL
DEBBIE REYNOLDS
Anne Francis
F airons under ’ 8 years of age,
not accompanied by parents mutt
K re thtir written consent to at
tend the late sh-iw, to confor n
v h police regulations.
SUSAN SLEPT HERE"
>ViJl I Iso Be Shown
: UESDA^ EVENING ONLY
Statistics for First
H'-ound of Basketball
W L Pot.
Hi|ih School 0 4 .000
Merchants 3 1 .750
Pol ar Hornets 3 1 .750
North Stars 2 2 .500
Palithers 2 2 .500
• « •
Ten Top Scorers
Haihld Bell Merchants 74
Bob Herman Hornets 63
Bill Caldwell North Stars 66
Tony Willoya Hornets 59
IsacC Larsen Merchants 53
George Kost High School 50
Hal'h Zwiglo Panthers 50
Cari Nestvold Panthers 45
Willie Willoya North Star> 41
David Bell Hornets 37
COURT OF HONOR
FOR BOY SCOUTS
SET FOR WEDNESDAY
Court of Honor for Boy Scout
Troop 666 will be held Wednes
day evening in the Mutipurpose
Room of Nome School.
A1 parents and those interest
ed ir Scouting are invited for the
ceremonies, which will begin at
8:00 p.m.
Ar increasing interest has been
shown in Scouting, and new lead
ership in several of the phases of
Scouting has been announced for
the stepped up program.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Fairbanks: Gilbert Mc
Kenny, Robt. Wiley, John Mier
zwa, James Jobe, Gerald Halmo.
From Kotzebue: Pauline Elook,
Violet Weichmann.
To Kotzebue: Katherine Green,
Myra McDonald,
Tc Fairbanks: Violet Weich
man i, Diane Peterson, Ernest
Andrews, Lillian Saravia.
i
Nome Scouts Will
Have Outings
Instead of Trip
Explorer Scouts who were pre
pared Friday to leave Tuesday
for a meeting of Explorer Scouts
scheduled there for Friday and
Saturday were very disappointed
when transportation planned for
them tailed to arrive.
The group, however, has a *very
active leadership under Ash Craft
and several interesting overnight
trip, are planned for the Nome
gfoup.
About 75 Explorer Scouts of
the Northern Alaska District
were scheduled to attend the
Fairbanks meeting in a confer
ence called “Citizens Now.”
Scout Leaders Dr. James C. Ry
an; Dr. Neil Hosley, dean of men
at the University of Alaska; and
Judge Vernon D. Forbes were to
address the boys on citizenship
subjects such as “Citizens in the
Community” and Citizens in the
Territory and Nation” and “Citi
zens in the Home.
Also planned on the Fairbanks
trip was a swim at the Eielson
swimming pool.
Chairman of the Western Alas
ka Council of\Scouting is Charles
Clasoy, Fairbanks attorney and
a former district attorney at
ALASKA AIRLINES
To Anchorage: I. F. Stenpel,
Lawrence Stewart, R. C. Hensley,
W. E. McGrath.
From Anchorage: Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Golden, Lillian Walker.
To Unalakleet: L. E. Ost.
From Unalakleet: Mr. and Mrs.
Jack aBrtlett, James, Katherine
and John Bartlett, Francis Kot
ongan, Joseph Paniptchuk.
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Good cheer and greetings from us
I
all. May you be rich in happiness
throughout the whole New Year.
LARRY GALVIN
Nome Hardware U.S. Merc
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