KEEP OFF SKATING RINK
The skating rink is in the pro
cess of being watered and pre
pared for good skating, stated
Con Potter, and the (preparations
are being handicapped by ambi
tious and anxious young people
who are using the ice before it is
ready.
All persons are urged to rtay
off until the word is given that
the rink is ready for use. Parents
of small children are asked to
communicate this message to
them.
SCHOOL CHRISTMAS
PROGRAM SET FOR DEC, 20
Wednesday evening at 7:30 on
Dec. 20, is the time set for the
annual Nome School Christmas
program, a time of entertainment
and Christmas music. More de
tails about the program will be
announced at a later date and
the announcement is made due
to the fact that the program
usually falls on a Friday.
DEL KAMPMANN FAMILY TO
LEAVE FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Dei Kaxnpcnann, who has been
manager of the Galvin Stores,
with his family leave fear the holi
days with relatives at 5216 NE
92nd St., Portland Ore.
Mr. Kamptnann seated that if
the opportunity develops he hopes
to reborn to Nome after the holi
days as he would like to make
Nome his permanent home. He has
been active in several civic or
ganizations, and recently took part
in the Jaycees program of chos
ing the Junior Miss contestant for
Nome.
Lions dub Arranges
Raw Year's Bee Party I
The Lions CVUb ^Tuesday night
voted to invite the public to their
New Ysa**s Bee dinner-dance at
toe OagPitwr Room. A committee
was appointed to arrange details,
decorations, favors, etc., and tc
report back at the next meet
ing
It is understood however that
the cost for the dinner will be
nominal with the Lions Club ar
ranging toe entertainment and
program.
NOTICE
TO PIONEER LADIES
A Christmas party will be held
on Friday evening at 8:00 for
members of Auxiliary No. 1 Pio
neers of Alaska. All attending are
asked to bring gifts for exchange
presents. The president, Mrs. Jim
Manning, and Mary Honsberger
will' be in charge of entertain
ment and refreshments.
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, LITTLE LEAGUE BASKETBALL
TO GET UNDERWAY
Little League basketball will get
underway Friday evening with
three games on tap. Starting at
7:00 Bronson's Delivery will meet
the North Stars. The second game
will feature the Nome Nuggets
vs. the Northern Commercials.
The Bering Sea Enterprises take
on the Nome Druggists in the
third game.
At 9:00 the high school girls
are scheduled to play the Polar
girls team.
Regular admission will be
charged.
MOVE TO NEW HOMES
The U.S. Weather Bureau fam
ilies have moved from their homes
in the FAA area on Fifth Ave.
to their new homes recently com
pleted in the FAA area on the
north side of the Nome Airport.
Those making the move include
Mr. and Mm. Ash Craft, Mr. and
Mrs. Hudgins, Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Harmon and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Albright.
AL WEST TO HEAD SOUTH
A1 West, who heads the elec
trical department here for the
U.S. Smelting Co. is leaving short
ly for the south forty-eight where
he will spend several months
visiting with relatives and friends.
Mr. West, who with his wife, has
been stationed here several years
leaves many friends among ihe
pioneers as well as more recent
residents. Mia. West left last
month to be with her daughter
in Georgia.
John Walters has resigned as
superintendent of the Nome Jail
end announcement has been made'
Federal JaU here has been hired
to take his place.
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Lorenzo Kelly and Lulu Smith,
both of Kotzebue, have applied
for a marriage license.
ATTENTION JLKM.
All msmban oi the Arctic Na
tive Brotherhood are urged i« at
tend an important meeting at 7:30
pan. on Thunder, Dec. 1.
EVERYBODY WINS AT
O a N 1 B
SATURDAY NIGHT—8:00 P-M.
Arctic Native Brotherhood Hall
Free Admission — Jackpot
REPUBLICAN MEETING
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8
CITY HALL — * PJM.
—Wm. H. Cameron.
Precinct Committeeman
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
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Airco Gas Welding & Cutting Outfits
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Hoods
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Advisory Board
Of MMM Hospital
Hold Special Meet
The Advisory Board of the
iMMM Hospital met in special
session last evening with Miss
Sauna Burris who was here for
the OVR Grant Conference, which
was held at the hospital on Mon
day and Tuesday. Miss Burris is
executive secretary of the Wom
en’s Division of Christian Serv
ice of the Methodist Church which
operates the hospital.
Miss Burris assured the board
that when Dr. John Barrow’s
contract is completed in June,
that a replacement would be
ready to assume this important
post in the community. It was
also announced that Herb Jenks
would be the acting administra
tor of the hospital until an admin
istrator with hospital experience
is selected from the several ap
plications now on hand.
Miss Burris expressed special
appreciation to Lucinda Swan,
who has been acting administra
tor since the resignation of Bob
Reed three months ago. Mrs.
Swan leaves for her home in
Dallas. Tex., tomorrow.
The OVR Conference was re
ported to have been very satis
factory and although the project
is still too new to show much tan
gible progress the group evalu
ating it seemed optimistic on its
future development.
The Hospital Board, with the
sanction of Miss Burris, will study
the possibility end feasibility of
providing adequate space for a
dentist in cooperation with the
Chamber of Commerce, who have
been trying to get a good dentist,
but Who were handicapped by
not being able to offer a solution
as to the location of such an of
fice.
The board was appreciative of
; the advice of Dr. David Gmybeal
of Drew University who attended
the meeting. Also amending was
Dorothy Craig of the State Office
, of Vocational Rehabilitation.
Present members of the Board
i are Steffen Andersen, chairman;
Robert Baldwin, Leonie May Ner
land, Virgil Vochoska, Emily
Boucher, Roy Snyder, and Louise
Bookman,
NEWS FROM DEERINO
Herders are again busy round
ing up reindeer for ooiraling.
Charley Clark’s herd is rounded
up and busy butchering, -with a
CAP plane and pilot Shellabarger
i Is busy hauling out of Deering for
Kotzebue.
Karmun herders are still out
looking for their herd.
These herders have reported
tracks hi a pack
I area. After many
years in the area they
are now showing up again, which
no doubt will be of great concern
to the herders for the safety of
their herds.
NOTICE
There will be a Young Republl
moetlng Thursday evening al
at the City Hall, for election
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