WEATHER FORECAST
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Bureau
Cloudy with occasional snow to
night and tomorrow. South to
southeasterly winds 15-20 mph.
(Little change in temperature. Low
temperature expected tonight 28,
high tomorrow 30.
Data last 24 hours as of 7 a.m.
today: highest temperature 33,
olwest 27. Max. wind 30 mph
from the .south. Sunrise at 9:55
a.m., sunset at 1:57 p.m.
A year ago today: high tempera
ture 2, low -17. Extremes this
date since 1907: highest 34 in
1914, lowest -30 in 1935.
PAN AMERICAN
Arriving Tuesday were six men
for Cambell: Messrs. Word, Rus
sell, Roberts, Miller, Dennis and
DeThome; Mrs. Jack Blattler and
A. Passingaguk.
Departing for Seattle: Mr. and
(Mrs. Ben Gillette, Art Alexander,
Kay Warner, Mrs. T. A. Peterson,
Adele Volmers; and to Fairbanks:
Capt. Wizeman.
Perfect Attendance
Perfect attendance in the first
grade was achieved in the second
six-weeks period by the follow
ing children:
Patrick Adams, Rosy Atuk,
Kathy Beltz, Michael Blatchford,
Walter Peterson, Norman Scott,
Richard Scott, Albert Teayou
meak, Donald Young, Donald
Wall;
Annie Attatayuk, Starvos Buf
fas, Joseph Dexter, Betty Ann
Hoogendorn, Clifford Oquillok,
Richard Pauwok, Myra Takak,
Bobby Kowaluk, Gordon Kunge
suk.
For the second gra^e:
Pauline Beltz, Robby Fager
strom, Wayne Locke, Isaac Ozen
na, John Towner, Laura Walker;
Pauline Attatayuk, Bobby Car
penter, Jean Foster, Penny Frey,
Alice Kolodoff, Lloyd Hardy, Wm.
Hoogendorn, Renie Kakik, Patsy
Longley, Jimmy Nershak, Ernie
Paneok, Floyd Pauwok, George
Tucker.
CAV OTA’S
THE FAMILY STORE
Toys • Gift Wrapping • Table & Tree Decorations
Bark Pictures • Fancy Glassware
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Decorative Pillow Slips and Towel Sets
Boxed Hankies for Men and Women
Boys’, Ladies’ and Men’s Slacks
Dacron Blouses and Shirts
Assortment of Fancy Sweaters
Neckwear - Coats - Frocks - Girls’ Dresses
Felt, Wool, and Corduroy Print Skirts
AND MANY OTHER ITEMS FOR THE FAMILY!
The HUT_ GUY ELAM
Phone Main 189 Open 1 p.m. to 3 a.m.
HOT DOCS
CONEY ISLAND RED HOTS
HOME-MADE CHIU
Take Some Home With You
Steaks, Sandwiches & Short Orders
Phone your order in and we will
deliver FREE any order over $6.00
60 YEARS SERVING ALASKA
Freighter Sailings
From Seattle Every Tuesday
For Valdez and Seward
AND FRIDAYS FOR SEWARD
Contributors To Nome's
Christmas Tree Fund
Mary Anderson, chairman of;
the Community Christmas Tree
reported today the following con
tributions had been received:
$25—N.C. Company.
$10 — Nome Specialty Sales,
Alaska Airlines, Dorothy’s Shop
and Arctic Oil Delivery, Pan Am
erican Airways, Nome Light and
Power, and Cavota’s Store.
$5 — The Hut, Nome Bakery,
Charlie Jones, Mike Kelly, Ellen
and Pamela Mulvihill.
$3—Dewey Goodrich.
$2 — Joe Kroninger, Hagen’s
Jewelry, Jim Walsh.
$1—Mrs. Heath, Mrs. Jeffries,
Angelo Buffas, Miss Mary Ander
sen, Gary Longley.
$7—From Anonymous donors.
Contributions may be mailed to
Mrs. Mary Andersen or may be
left at the City Clerk’s Office.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Charlie Jew
hurt, Sig Krogstad, H. B. Snyder,
Col. Eugene Gray, Col. Wm. La
mee, Maj. O. Adams, Janet Ash
enfelter, Sgt. Louis Kost, A. R.
Lewis, J. Albert, J.R. Oglesby, R.
McDonald, J.W. Wanless, Edgar
Gardner, C. Honeycutt, C. J.
Bowen.
From Moses Point: R.J. Priest.
From Unalakleet: Daisy Gros
wold, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth An
derson.
From Kotzebue: W. R. White,!
Frank Freidle. To Kotzebue: R.
W. Forney.
MMM. HOSPITAL
Admitted: Allen Attatayuk,
Helen Carlson, Michael Thompson
Discharged: Mary Ellen Lyle.
NOTICE
Ordinance No. 371 has been
passed by the Nome Common
Council at their regular meeting
held Dec. 12, 1955. This ordinance
permits beverage dispensaries to
remain open longer hours on the
nights of July 4th and New Year's
Eve. Ordinance 371 is posted in
the Ciiy Hall, U.S. Commission
er's Office and U.S. Post Office.
Carrie M. McLain,
City Clerk
Two-Bedroom House
NOW AVAILABLE
See or Call
George Hite—Main 123
WA NT ADS
WANTED TO RENT —Room in
private home by young lady.
Call Black 57 after 5 p.m. 149
GIVE A SET of Funk & Wagnalls
Encyclopedia for Christmas. 361
volumes for only $65.. See lit
erature and sample at Nugget
Office. tf
RUMMAGE SALE—At Mrs. Jack
Jenkins residence.
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WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
TYRONE POWER
IN
“MISSISSIPPI
GAMBLER”
WITH
PIPER LAURIE
JULIA ADAMS
SAVOK WINS FIRST
TURKEY FROM GALVIN'S
James Savok is reported to have
i won the first turkey given away
by the Galvin Stores. It will be
recalled that Savok also won a
bird during the turkey giveaway
last year.
The Galvin Stores are giving
a way a 17-pound turkey every
day until Dec. 23.
Harry Knutson, U.S. engineer
who has been on the Kotzebue
project, arrived here yesterday
enroute to his home in Seattle.
He said the work on the project
continued later than was expected
and did not close down until
December 10.
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Two Basketball Games
Tonight At School Gym
This evening at 7:30 in the
school gym, the “Baby Nanooks,”
otherwise known as the Nome
High Junior Varsity, will tackle
the Air Force second team in their
first meeting of the year. Both
teams have been procticing dili
gently and each is out to down the
other.
The main attraction of the eve
ning starts at 8:45 with the Alum
nae Girls versus the Nome High
Huskies in what should be a close,
well-played contest. The Alumnae
won over the Huskies at the first
meeting of the two teams, and the
Nome High Huskies are out to
avenge their defeat.
Come and see the*games!
BOB SAYS . . .
ONLY DAYS
FOR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
GIVE A USEFUL GIFT
A SET OF DISHES
A SUNBEAM WAFFLE IRON
COFFEE MAKER or STEAM IRON
A NEW HAMMER or SAW
or other useful articles for Dad
James Savok is first winner
Of a Free Turkey
Be Sure to Check Daily At
U. S. Merc and Nome Hardware
THE KIDS SAY . . .
DIG THOSE CRAZY TOYS!
The Pick of Seattle and Tacoma
Toy Shows
COME LOOK BUY
For Kids From 6 to 60
(Seattle prices plus freight)
NOME HARDWARE
NOME’S COMPLETE HARDWARE STORE
JACK SAYS . . .
Better Hurry and Order
YOUR AIRBORNE TURKEY
They’re Going Fast!
U. S. MERC
NOME’S HOME-OWNED STORES