Chamber Meeting Notes
Welcomed to the Chamber of
Commerce as guests Monday were
George Harris of Time and For
tune Magazine from the western
headquarters at San Francisco, |
who was accompanied by Phil ;
Hoon, photographer from Fair- !
banks. Also from Fairbanks was
Jim Muir of Wien Airlines who
will be stationed here to assist the
station manager. Local guests
were Mrs. Ray Decker and Bill
>Munz.
Garbage was given serious dis
cussion by the group and its mem
bers urged to have an awareness
of the loose paper, floating boxes
and cans not only within the city
but also along the road to the
city dump. This matter was
brought to the attention of the
Chamber as one of the suggested
locations for the vocational school
is at Satellite Field and the road
between the school and town
should not be a littered road. The
members were urged to think on
the subject and be ready with
suggestions which might help the
city council in setting up neces
sary rules and regulations.
WEATHER FORECAST
Cloudy with occassional snow.
Little change in temperature.
Lowest temperature expected
tonight 20-25, the high tomorrow,
25-30.
In the past 24 hours: highest
temp. 24, lowest 13. Sunrise at
10:02 a.m., sunset at 1:56 p.m.
Extremes on this date since
1907: High of 36 in 1920, low of
-28 in 1918.
Sgl. Albert McIntyre arrived
yesterday from Ft. Richardson to
be stationed here with the U. S.
Army Advisor Detachment, 297th
Infantry of the First Scout Bat
talion. Sgt. McIntyre comes from
Miami, Fla.
Stanley Senungeluk, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Willie Senungetuk ar
rived home yesterday for Christ
as vacation from the University
of Alaska. His brother Joe will
be returning on Friday with some
of the other students.
?r. Lee McKinley will return
Dec. 30. remaining until Jan. 3.
KK Public Library will be
closed on Saturday. Christmas
Eve. All over-due books should
be returned on Friday evening or
dropped in the box outside the
door of the library.
3 MEN TO BE ARRAIGNED
IN U. S. FEDERAL COURT
Steven Attatayuk, Isaac Picna
look and Howard Nonooruk are
to be arraigned in Anchorage in
the U. S. Federal Court on charges
of interstate commerce beer
thefts. The beer was stolen from
the Lomen Commercial Co. last
August and the complaints were
filed by Jim O’Sullivan, Robert
Oliver and Frederick Smith,
special agent for the FBI.
DIVORCE GRANTED
The divorce of Edith Munz from
Wm. Munz, the hearing of which
was held here last summer has
been granted this week by Judge
H. Gilbert. The mother will have
custody of their child.
Conviction Upheld of Woman
Who Refused Relinquish Phone
TRENTON, N. J. UR — The
New Jersey Supreme Court up
held the conviction of a woman
for refusing to give up a party
line telephone for an emergency
call.
By a 6-0 vote, the court upheld
conviction of Mary C. Zielinski
of Milburn, who was fined $200
in Essex County Court.
She was charged with refusing
to give up the party line when
Dr. Marvin Becker of Newark
tried to call an ambulance for a
woman heart patient.
Judge Gilbert to Attend
Bar Assn. Meeting in Texas
Judge and Mrs. Hubert Gilbert,
who had planned to spend Christ
mas here, have headed south in
stead. Judge Gilbert will be at
tending a Bar Association meet
ing in Texas during the holidays.
They will return to Nome about
January 23.
NOTE OF THANKS
I deeply appreciate the kind
understanding of the people of
Nome, and I am grateful for the
sincere words of sympathy and
comfort extended to me in the
recent loss of my husband.
—Della Goshaw
NOTICE
Beginning Jan. 1. 1961 the fol
lowing service rates will got into
effect by the undersigned.
Once per week pick up $5.00
per month.
Twice per week pick up $7.00
per month.
Three times per week pick up
$10.00 per month.
Arctic Sanitary Service
&
Nome Sanitary Service
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
— DEALERS IN —
Lumber 8c Plywood, Wallboard. Building Materials, Insulation
Acetylene and Oxygen including Breathing,
Lincoln Welding Equipment
Coal and Industrial Hardware
STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS
Phone MAIN 147 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.
Rev. George Boileou
Named as Delegate to
Conference on Aging
JUNEAU UP) — The Rev. George
Boileau of Fairbanks today was
named as the eighth Alaskan to
represent the state at the White
House Conference on aging in
Washington, D. C., next Jan. 9
12.
Gov. Egan said Father Boileau's
participation in the conference
was underwritten by a group of
Fairbanks residents when fed
eral funds allocated to the con
ference proved insufficient to fi- j
nance full participation, the state
had been allotted 10 seats at the
conference.
Previously named as delegates
to the conference were Paul Win
sor, State Commissioner of Health
and Welfare; Mrs. Emily Boucher,
Nome; Mrs. Elizabeth Hakkinen,
Haines; Dr. Francis J. Phillips,
Anchorage; Steve Smas, Nenana;
and Homer Thompson, Homer.
Interest Rate on 90-Day Deposits
Drop V2 of One Per Cent
JUNEAU OP) — State Revenue
Commissioner Peter Gatz said to
day the state and the Board of the
Alaska Bankers Assn, have agreed
to a 13A per cent interest rate on
90-day deposits of state money in
Alaska banks.
Gatz said the new rate, a drop
of Vi of one per cent from the
rate in effect the last six months,
resulted because of lower interest
rates being paid on U. S. Treas
ury bills.
Gatz said the new rate will go
into effect on Jan. 1.
The noon luncheon of the
Chamber of Commerce scheduled
for Monday noon will be post
poned until Tuesday noon Dec. 27.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS
Friday's paper will be issued
on Saturday as there will not be
a paper on Christmas Day
SPECIAL COUNCILYdEET ING
TONIGHT
8 P.M. CITY HALL
Yo T I C E
Pioneer Igloo No. 1 will hold
its regular meeting Wednesday,
Dec. 21 at 8 p.m. A full attend
ance desired for election of offi
cers and other important busi
ness. Refreshments.
— Chas. D. Jones, Secty.
GIVE
Alaska's Magazine This
Christmas 1
First subscription $5; Each additional
Gift Only $4
ALASKA SPORTSMAN
Box 1271 Juneau
WANT ADS
FOR RENT: Duplex. Inquire
N. C. Office.
FOR SALE: Book of Knowledge
Encyclopedia, junior edition.
Written so it is excellent for
use by grade school children.
See Betty Alexander. Black
362, evenings.
FOR SALE: 21 inch TV with
table. Call Black 44.
Furnished Houses For Sale or
Rent—Call Black 123.
FOR SALE: Elizabeth Albert
quonset — well insulated, on
skids. See Father Nevue. MAin
96.
WANTED TO BUY: Safe. Call
MAin 12.
THE MEANEST person in the
world is the person who picks
up someone else’s Christmas
packages and keeps them. Two
packages disappeared last eve
ning one containing a blue
dress and the other a brooch
shaped wreath, both of which
can be identified by the per
son who was giving them
away. May be returned to the
Nugget and no questions asked.
SHOWING AT NOMERAMA
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
The story of a strange vengeance!
co-J»orring JOSEPH CALLEIA • AKIM TAMIROFF
“Guest Stars” MARLENE DIETRICH-ZSA ZSA GABOR
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
THE NEARSIGHTED
MISTER MAGOO
AND ALADDIN
— IN —
1001 ARABIAN NIGHTS
Il lVOM TV — RENTALS and SALES
IVIN AAITA ■ A t Collections - Nome Hardware
Comments and Complaints — Main 154
NOME NUGGET ADS PAY BIG DIVIDENDS
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at our low
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FOR MEN
Woolrich Heavy Woolen Shirts
Plaids — Plain
WERE $14.25 Reduced to $8.95 j
FOR THE LADIES
Thermo - Jac Car Coats
WERE $14.25 Now $8.95 j
CHILDRENS JACKETS $9.75 VALUES