Tiulanas in Sunny Florida;
To Phone Home Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tiulana of
King Island who are now at the
Deauville Hotel in Miami, Florida,
where they are guests of the man
agement, and who were flown to
the states courtesy of Alaska Air
lines, are anxious to hear about
their family, so it has been ar
ranged for them to talk to their
seven children at noon tomorrow.
The children, who range from
3 to 14 years o fage, are staying
with their grandmother during the
stateside tour of their parents.
The Tiulanas wired John McNees
and he arrangedsenr ETAO SH
that they are having a marvelous
time in the far South, and they
look forward to their visit in
New York. McNees had arranged
•for the trip.
Methodist Choir
Christmas Concert Sunday
The Community Methodist
Church has announced it will
have its annual Christmas Day
have its annual Christmas Choir
Concert on Sunday evening at 7.
This is a week earlier than it
is usually held due to the many
oter holiday activities in the
church on December 19.
The choir is under the direction
of Mrs. Wm. Cameron, with Rob
ert Baldwin at the Hammond
organ.
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Friday Basketball Pits
Youth Against Experience
Tonight in the School Gym, two
well-matched basketball games
will be played.
The first game will bring the
Nome High Nanooks up against
the Independents. Youth versus
experience! Come and watch the ;
excitement.
In the second game, at 8:45, the i
A.NB will attempt to maintain j
their unblemished record by up
'■'fting the battling Merchants.
This one should keep fans on the
edge of their seats for the full four
quarters.
Mr. Barber will conuct the
Nome School Band for the en
tertainment of spectators and
players.
LARRY GALVIN LEAVES
Larry Galvin, who has been in
town for several weeks on pusi
ness, leaves today for his home
in Suquamish, Wash.
Judge and Mrs. Gilbert
Arrive In Nome
Judge and Mrs. Hubert A. Gil
bert of Fairbanks, arrived this
morning from their home city.
Judge Gilbert is the newly-ap
pointed Superior Court Judge of
the Second District, and has been
in Alaska since 1946, having prac
ticed law in Sitka, and has been
City Magistrate and former U. S.
Attorney in Fairbanks.
He also served in the Territorial
House cxf Representatives and the
State Senate.
Mrs. Jo Boyd Received
O.E.S. Degrees Monday
Degrees were conferred on Mrs.
Jo Boyd last Monday evening at
the Alaska Chapter No. 1 of the
Order of Eastern Star, after which
refreshments were served.
Sven Larson, baker at the North
Star, cut a beautiful cake which
he had baked for the occasion,
and made his farewells to the
Chapter, as he is leaving for his
home in the States soon.
Mrs. Jack Reed was elected
Worthy Matron for 1960, ad Wer
ner Bohrer, Worthy Patron.
A Christmas party was planned
for Monday, December 21, for
members and guests.
HARRIETT BROWN RETURNS
AFTER 8 MONTH ABSENCE
Rev. Harriett Brown of the
Assembly of God Church has re
turned after an absence of eight
months. She spent most of her
time in eastern Canada, visiting
with her family in Toronto and
then making a lecture tour.
In her absence Rev. and Mrs.
Duane Carriker served at the
church and they will remain.
WEATHER FORECAST
Continued fair with little
change in temperature.
In the past 24 hours: highest
temp. 7, lowest -13. Max. wind
15 mph from the N.N.W. Sunrise
at 9:61 a.m., sunset at 1:59 p.m.
A year ago today: high 21,
low 5. Extremes on this date
since 1907: highest 39 in 1932,
lowest -23 in 1935.
Pioneer Women Elect
New Officers Tonight
The Pioneer Women’s Auxiliary
meets tonight at 8 o’clock at the
Pioneer Igloo to elect new of
ficers. A full turnout is antici
pated.
BEAUTIFUL | DANIEL GREEN SLIPPERS I
| DECORATED SWEATERS § BLOUSES I
ffl % '$
| NYLON WASHABLE ROBES j| WHITE STAG CARCOATS $,
MEN'S SWEATERS | TOWEL SETS |
I and KNIT SHIRTS 1 GIFT CERTIFICATES f
I * * 0
' jj M’LORD and LADY SHOP |
Cash Prizes offered to authors of best
stories concerning our ships or personnel.
Send entries to STORY CONTEST. Pier 42.
Seattle 4, Wash., before December 31st.
HOW LARGE SHALL
NOME BOROUGH BE?
Next Tuesday at the boundary
hearing scheduled in the Federal
Courtroom, the size of the Nome
borough will be more or less de
cided, stated Bob Scott, Nome
member of the Commission.
Shall the borough include Tel
ler, Unalakleet, Council, etc., and
be controlled out of Nome? That,
he stated, is up to the people of
this area to decided by their ac
tion at the boundary meeting.
If the people of this area de
cline to show an interest in where
the borough boundaries shall be,
then it will be up to the Boundary
Commission to decide the issue.
The boroughs must be com
pleted, but unlike counties with
a prescribed number of acres or
miles, the Alaska Borough will be
determined by natural geographi
cal boundaries.
The taxing for and development
of schools and other improve
ments will be a function of the
borough government with each
borough assessing the necessary
taxes.
The hearings started in other
parts of the state on December 5
and large attendances and much
interest has been shown in them.
IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
Lewis Attatayuk was sentenced
to 30 days in jail for giving liquor
to a minor. •
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Charles Mills pleaded guilty to
allowing two minors in his pool
room, and was fined $25.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Freida Olanna and
Robert Richards.
Discharged: Sankey Charles,
and Ila Adams and infant.
SENIOR GIRL SCOUT TROOP
NO. 108 held its regular meeting
on December 9. The Senior Scouts
will be doing free gift wrapping
at the N. C. Store beginning next
week. For gifts purchased at
other stores there will be a nom
inal wrapping fee. Contributions
will be accepted. Money from this
project will be used to finance
local participation at the Fair
banks summer camp.
BOWLING LEAGUE SCORES
Twelve teams are entered in
the Nome Bowlers. Scores for
last week:
Sunday — FAA 3, Morgans 1;
Monday — N.C. 0, Airlines 4;
Tuesday — BPR 2, Bering ea 2;
Wednesday — Linaments 3, Fed
eral Electric 1; Thursday — Polar
4, eWather Bureau 0.
— Pioneers Attention —
MEETING WEDNESDAY
DECEMBER 16
8 P.M., PIONEER HALL
WANT ADS
FOR SALE —- New furnished
bachelor cabin. Call Nugget.
Mtf
FOR RENT — Completely mod
ern efficiency apartment. Call
Red 9 after 5.47c
LIGHT Siberian Wolverine Skins,
from $28 to $39. Alaska Fur
Factory, Box 2107, Anchorage,
Alaska. 49p
55 UNITS — Private bath, Kit
chenette or Plain. 6th and H
Streets, in Downtown Anchor
age. ALASKANS PREFER THE
ROOSEVELT. Rates from $4
single. tf
FOR SALE — 1955 Dodge Pickup.
Ex. cond. Good tires, radio,
PFAFF MACHINES — Rent by
the week, $4; or month, $10.
See Dorothy’s. tf
FRESH dry salmon, 40 cents lb.
plus freight. Write Teller Com
mercial Co.
FOR SALE—7 bundles wallboard
Vfe-inch; 3 bundles wallboard %
inch; 8 sheets Vz inch, 5 sheets
14-in plywood. White 57. ltc
SHOWING AT NOMERAMA
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
“A NICE LITTLE BANK”
THAT SHOULD BE ROBBED”
Tom Ewell, Mickey Shaughnessy
Mickey Rooney, Dina Merrill
GUARANTEED 117 BELLY LAUGHS
Or Your Funny Bone Back!
PLUS SERIAL
SUNDAY and MONDAY
All the force . . . ambition and lust of John O’Hara’s
hotly-discussed winner of the National Book Award!
Gary Cooper
Diane Varsi
Suzy Parker
IN
10 NORTH FREDERICK
with Geraldine Fitzgerald and Tom Tully
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WE WILL BUILD NOME WITH YOU
Gerber’s
Apple Juice 2 for 27c
Best Foods
Sandwich Spread Pint 58c
Nalley’s
Sauerkraut No. 2Vi Size 3 for
Libby’s
Stewed Tomatoes No. 303 Tin 2 for 55c I
Chun King
Meatless Chow Mein 69c
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Hilton’s
Cream of Oyster Soup 2 <«, 79c
Dromedary
Gingerbread Mix 2 *>. 77c
Short Ribs of Beef u>.79c
Pork Sausage Rolls u>.79c
The U. S. MERC
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