Arctic Club Drawing Set
For Tonight on KNOM-TV
Tonight at 10:00 p. m. over
KNOM-TV the spectacular give
away of $2,000, a new Volks
wagen, airplane or a motorboat
will reach its climax when the
award will be made by the Arc
tic Club. This fund raising project
has been for the dog race purse
money. The more money raised
the bigger and more attractive
the prizes will be for the annual
Dog Derby. Tickets may be pur
chased right up until the time
of the drawing, stated Willie
Brown, who is managing the tic
ket sale.
Women of Churches Will
Hold Special Services on
World Day of Prayer
The Women of the Churches of
the community are recognizing
the 75th World Day of Prayer
with a special service at the Com
munity Methodist Church Friday
evening at 8:00 p. m.
Participating in the service
which is open to the community
and not limited to women are I
Beth McCray, Helen Carlson, j
Lilly Walker, Gladys Savok, Bar-.
bara Cooper, Arlene Strand, Joan !
Hudgins, Ingeborg Handeland,
Mina Bachelder, Bonnie Carriker,
Kay Casperson, Ethel Karmun,
Betty Nease, Ruth Towner, Em
ma Black and Lucy Nagozruk.
Special music will be by Mrs.
Duanne Carriker with Mrs. Art
Zylstra at the organ. The theme !
is “Forward Thru the Ages.”
Propose Boost in Allowance
For Alaska Pioneers
JDNEAU OP) — Legislation
boosting the monthly expense al
lowance for all residents of the
Alaska Pioneers’ Home at Sitka
to $30 was introduced in the
House by Rep. Frank Cashel and
nine other representatives Tues
day.
At the present time residents
f the home who receive an in
come in excess of $15 receive a
monthly allowance of $15. Resi
dents without funds of their own
receive an allowance of $10 a
month.
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Vomcitcs Open Their
Homes for Guests
The following people have
opened their homes for housing
the guests, providing their break
fasts and three dinners during
their stay:
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson,
John Barrow, John Maakestad,
Francis Walker, Sr., Richard
Trulin, Wallace Mclver, Sam
Ailak, Willie Senungetuk, Robert
Harwood, Don Hoover, Sterling
| Croell. Peter Kokes, Robert Her
| man, Luther Dunbar. Dan Walsh,
Robert Reed, Earl Towner, Roald
Amundsen.
Elmer Straub, George Foster,
Wilbur Arnold, Roscoe Wilke,
Ralph Fondell, Everett Bachelder,
Robert Baldwin, Art Zylstra, Roy
Conklin, Ash Craft, Allen Doyle,
Lee Crump, Miss Shelia O’Brien, 1
Lavonne Small, Vikki Young, Con
nie Nelson, Mrs. Emily Boucher,
and the MMM Hospital.
Methodist Ladies Plan
Church Supper Friday
The ladies of the Community
Methodist Church will have a
church supper at 6 o’clock Friday
evening preceding the World Day
of Prayer service.
It is open to all women in the
community and each person is
requested to bring a plate and sil
ver and a choice of hot dish, salad
or dessert.
Tables will be set and coffee
furnished.
Employment Office For Nome?
JUNEAU, M—A request for a
permanent employment office at
Nome was introduced in the
House in the form of a resolution
today by Rep, Bob Blodgett.
IN MAGISTRATE'S COURT
Joe Ignasius was sentenced to
60 days in jail for giving liquor to
a minor, thirty days suspended.
On disorderly conduct charges the
following were each fined $25:
Hazel Singyke, Clinton Trigg and
Wm. Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. Del Kampmann
are the parents of a son born on
Feb. 11. The father is manager of
the Galvin Stores. The couple
have a daughter.
No Sooner Said Than Done
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Weddington got fast action when
she appeared before city officials
to complain the street in front of
her house was dirty. They gave
her a broom, explaining the street
budget was limited.
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Coal and Industrial Hardware
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City Council
Meeting Notes
The Nome City Council were
guests of the Nome City Jail for
supper Monday preceding the
regular council meeting as this
! marks a year since the city took
! over the management of the jail,
which cares for both state and
I federal prisoners under the man
agement of the city.
Herb Jenks, superintendent of
the jail, was commended for the
way the jail has been operated
especially when it did not run
j the city in the red.
At the council meeting a report
was read for the Chief of Police,
Robert Oliver, on the work of the
past year and the recommenda
i tion that another policman is
needed to meet the standards set
j for towns of this size. The extra
policeman authorized for Janu
ary was continued for the month
of February, which makes the
force total of four including the
chief.
Both the snow removal ordi
nance, which would provide a
charge to property owners if the
city removes snow from their
premises as well as the filing fee
ordinance, were both being taken
under further consideration be
fore being submitted.
The Vocational School Steering
Committee presented their report
to the council with the recom
mendation that the city and cham
ber had worked so well together
on this project that they should
toe made a permanent planning
commission to carry through other
much needed projects.
Dan Jones of BLM from Fair
banks, expressed his regrets at
the closing of the land office here
after being open only during the
quiet months of the winter season
on a temporary basis.
Tracers are being sent to the
Department of Health in Anchor
age and to Juneau as well as to
all other agencies through whom
Nome’s application for water and
sewage was channeled a year and
a half ago and on which action
had been promised. Those work
ing on the following up why
Nome was by-passed for funds for
this needed improvement will
leave no stones unturned until
they find out who is at fault.
Beta Sigma Phi, Nome Chapter,
received the approval of the
council for a game of chance per
mit.
Howard Crinklaw stated that
the engineering study being made
of the Nome Power and Light Co.
has been completed by Robert
Rankin of Rutherford and Asso
ciates of Anchorage.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Amy Aningowuk,
Ralph Smith, Ricky Ivanoff of
Unalakleet, and Georgann Wheel
er.
Discharged: Carol Kampmann
and son, Lucie Okpealuk and son,
Ruth Burlison and son, Syble
Ehradt and daughter, John Mc
Donald, Herman Toolie and Mar
tha Beloakauk of Shaktoolik.
NOTICE
Attention Masons and O. E. S.
You and your escorts or guests
are cordially invited to attend the
Washington's Birthday Party
given by Anvil Lodge No. 140 on
Saturday, February 18, 8:00 p. m.
at the Masonic Temple.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE: Snow Traveller. Call
Main 96 24c
SELL — Those surplus items that
you don’t need. Just let a
Nugget Classified Ad convert
them into cash for you.
LOST: Brown wallet of Terry
Turner, contains important
papers and passes. Lost this
morning between Doyles and
Catholic Church. Return to
Doyles if found. 19c
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