AS THE New Yeur
approaches we pledge
‘ourselves to an even
Qreoter and more efficient '
, service than ever before In
i maintaining this policy we
trust that we may continue j
to merit your friendship and
patronage
HAPPY
■ *—1I|meu/ YEAR
Nome Light & Power Co.
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Once more it is our pleasure
to extend the compliments
of the season and express our
hope that the New Year will
bring to you and yours the
abundance of good things
and good health you richly y j T1T3V
deserve. AJUll I JL
NEFIEAR
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THE POLAR
Polar Bar Curio Shop Liquor Store
May your New Year
Be laden with
All Good Fortune and Happiness
NORTH STAR BAKERY
and BREAKERS BAR
! 16th Class of White Alice
Technicians Graduate
ANCHORAGE — Members of
the 16th class to undertake the
12-week course at the Federal El
ectric Corp„ Training Center re
ceived their diplomas last week
and received their diplomas de
noting successful completion of
the course.
Among the graduates was Ber
nard Blumenstein, formerly of
Training Dept. Supervisor Ken
Brown personally delivered the
certificates and congratulations to
each man. They will be assigned
to various White Alice sites.
Nome.
Teresa Cavota Died In
Anchorage December 24
Funeral services were held
Monday for Teresa M. Cavota, 44,
Who died Dec. 24 at the Anchor
age Alaska Native Service Hos
pital after a long illness.
Services were conducted at the
lEvengreon Memorial Chapel by
Rev. Francis Nugent Of the Holy
Family Catholic Church. Burial
was In Evergreen Memorial Park.
She is survived by five children
Hoy Luke, Harris Ivanoff, Betty,
Rose Marie, and Gerry Cavota,
all of Nome.
GLAD THAT'S CLEARED UP
WASHINGTON, MV- Newsmen
today received from the Agricul
ture Department this notice:
."NOTE
"If you kept u file of foreign
agricultural trade policy circulars
in 11)57, you will note thut circular
FATP 13-57 Is missing.
"A circular bearing that desig
nation was to have been published I
about the same time as FATP 24-1
57, but was not. Developments
necessitated its withdrawal too
lute for FATP-24-57 to be changed
to FATP 23-57.
"Hence, there wus no FATP
23-571"
MUSHROOM POISONING
SEATTLE, UN—Russell L. Mc
Grath, 54, managing editor of the
Seattle Times, und his wife Grace,
51), art recovering today after be
ing stricken with mushroom poi
soning last night.
McGrath and his wife ate the
mushrooms at dinner. He suid he
had picked them Sunday ut a golf
course here.
Police were called by a teen-age
neighbor who heard McGrath
calling for help and Investigated.
; Both were taken to the hospital.
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| May the New Year
r bring
,.!! the many thing*
Myour heart
ii**ire*
EBENBROS.
Lextngron Avenue, ivew Torx i /, IVY. i
jal
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All employers upon the first regular
payroll after January 1 of each calendar
year, or,in the case of employees on later
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