NOTICE
Ordinance No. 372, entitled "An
Ordinance of the City of Nome,
I to amend Ordinance No. 324, Sec
ition 2 thereof, pertaining to the
opening and closing hours of Re
tail Liquor Stores under license
iof the Territory of Alaska," was
adopted by the Nome Common
Council, Dec. 27, 1955. Copies of
this Ordinance are posted in the
City Hall, U.S. Post Office and
U.S. Commissioner's Office.
Carrie M. McLain,
City Clerk
Publish Dec. 28 and 30, 1955
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WIEN AIRLINES
From Fairbanks: Joe Sixon, J.
Folger, George Irion, Clyde Shep
pard, George Bell, Frank Bate
man, Lois Williams, Jane Perkins,
John McNees, Mr.' and Mrs. Rob
ert Savaria, Gerald D. James,
John A. Fejes.
From Galena: C.L. Farrier, Ray
mond Allen, D.B. Inez, C.C. White.
To Galena: Lt. David LaVois,
Max Haas, Marvin Buckingham.
To Fairbanks: Helen Glavina
vich, Sgt. Leo Luckett, Joseph
Cooke, Gordon Swanberg, Wm.
Bell.
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Potlatch and Watch Night ;
Service Saturday Night At
LWY Community Center
Everyone is invited to the pot-1
latch and Watch Night Party Sat
urday, Dec. 31 at 6:30 p.m. at the
LWY Community Center.
The Sisterhood will be in charge
of recreation. At 11:40, Rev.
Mecklenberg will lead in a wor
ship service. Children under 12
years of age must come with their
parents. Please bring food if you
can.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Joseph Murray, Ber
tha Sockpick, Effie Baldwin, Jane
Foster, David Henry, Lilflian
Savaario, Thomas Elanna, Archie
Watson, Darroll Trigg.
Discharged: Hannah Ahmasuk,
Betty Attatayuk, George Nelson,
Julia McCafferty, Ed Otrmauk.
1 2-Bedroom Apartment
1 3-Bedroom Apartment
AVAILABLE 1st of JAN.
George Hite—Main 123
Pan Am To Make Flight To Nome
On Thursday This Week' and Next
Tht regularly scheduled trips of
Pan American Airways will be
on Thursday of this week and
next week instead of Tuesday.
This change was made to accom
modate the business houses who
could not get their freight on the
Tuesday plane due to Monday
holidays.
1956 AUTO PLATES HERE NOW
The office of the Territorial
Department of Taxation has re
ceived a supply of 1956 car license
plates, stated deputy Joe Kronin
ger.
The new plates are white with
blue figures this year for passen
ger cars and white figures on a
blue background for trucks.
Marie Berry, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Aarnout Castel, with her
small daughter, who has been vis
iting with her parents for the holi
days, leaves today for her home
in Orlando, Florida.
ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH
Mass for the remainder of the
week will be held at 9 a.m.
Unbeaten Hornets
Finally Bow To
The High School
Last night at the school gym
the Nome Merchants downed the
Air Force by the score of 59 to
48. The game was close up to the
half and then the Merchants forg
ed ahead to win by 11 points.
Buzzy Swanberg, home on leave
from the Navy, helped the Mer
chants with his heigh:. High
scorers for the Merchants were
Nershak and Larsen with 23 and
16, and for the Air Force the
point makers were Vitcenda and
Hinson with 24 and 13.*
It was sudden death for the
previously unbeaten Polar Hor
nets as the “pepped up” High
School Nanooks nosed out the
Green wave in the final seconds
of play. Final score was 55 to 54
in a very exciting and tense con
test.
The Hornets took an early lead
in the game but the Nanooks came
back strong in the second quarter
to move ahead and then stayed
ahead throughout the rest of the
game.
High scorers for the Nanooks
were Bob Dunbar, Willie Willoya
and Corky Kost with 18, 18, and
12, and for the Hornets, Tony
Willoya and Bell made 21 and 17.
Friday evening the ACS Signal
iers take on the Air Force in the
first game starting at 7:15 and the
High School Nanooks line up
against the Merchants in the sec
ond contest, starting at 8:30.
PRE-INVENTORY
SALE
Just a few odds and ends
We will have Bargain Tables
around the store - Prices
10% TO 60% OFF
COME IN AND
LOOK THEM OVER
If You Don’t Need The Items
THEY ARE TOO HIGH
IF YOll NEED THEM
THEY ARE BARGAINS
Beginning Tuesday, January 3rd
CASH ONLY
Your Friendly Community Store
NC SUPERMARKET
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Phone MAIn 133FREE DELIVERY
60 YEARS S E R VIII GAL AS K A
Freighter Sailings
From Seattle Every Tuesday
ard
YARD
CUT FLOWERS ARRIVING
THURSDAY VIA PAN AM
FOR N.C. STORE
N O TICE
THE POLARIS COFFEE SHOP
WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY
NEW YEAR'S DAY
The Polaris Bar will open al 6
o'clock Sunday Evening, Jan. 1.
WANT ADS
LOST—Carton of bed and table
linen from truck Thursday. Re
ward. Call Main 11. 154
LOST—Brown wallet. Reward.
Call Nate Silverberg. 154p
FOR RENT—3-room house. Call
Main 144 after 6 p.m.
FOUND—Fountain pen. Identify
at Nugget.
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COCKTAIL DRESSES
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Be the first to see and purchase
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FOR THAT .
NEW YEAR’S
DINNER
Fresh LEG of PORK . . . 59c
FRESH FROSTED ^ (\A
FRYING CHICKEN . . 1
“ per tt
GEESE, DUCKS and TURKEYS
FRESH TROUT
KOBUK WHITEFISH
AND SHEEFISH
CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY,
NEW YEAR’S DAY
U. S. MERC
IS THE PUCE TO SAVE!