LWY POTLATCH
The annual, traditional pot
latch held each Thanksgiving at
the LWY Rec Hall will be held
at 5:30 pjn. Thursday.
Ali persons wishing to contri
bute food are invited to do so
and everyone is invited to attend.
There will be special entertain
ment provided.
Children must be accompanied
by their parents.
Mrs. Horvin Lewis, who has
been hi the States with her son,
Harry Lewis, returned home Sat
urday, after a month’s absence.
She states that the highlight of
the trip was her visit with her
oldest «on, Dr. Norvin Lewis Jr.,
who has a practice near Chicago.
KNOM-TV
PRESENTS
TONIGHT
7:00—Gabby Hayes
7:30—Loretta Young Show
8:00—Star Tonight
8:30—Tennessee Ernie
9:00—Feature Movie:
"I Promise To Pay"
TUESDAY
7:00—Super Circus
7:30—The Hunter
8:00—Reader's Digest
8:30—Coke Time
8:45—Industry on Parade
9:00—Wrestling
Nine Eskimos In Cast
Of Sally Carrighar's Play
Now Showing At College
Nine Eskimos in a cast of 14
will have roles in Sally Carrig
har’s play to be shown next week
at the University of Alaska in
“As Far As They Could Go.”
They include: Chester Seveck,
Arnold Apodruk, a University
student, Paul Ivanoff Jr., Clar
ence Silverley, and six-year-old
Alice May Laws.
Delegates from 25 educational
districts as far north as Barrow
and as far south as Metlakatla
met in Anchorage this weekend
for the first delegate assembly.
Mrs. Helen Olsen, representing
Nome, is chairman of the Ethics
and Resolution Committee.
Isaac Eben is leaving for Una
lakleet to work for the next month
or so. During his absence, the
Eben Bros, business here will be
operated by his brother Francis.
WEATHER FORECAST
Cloudy with easterly winds 10
to 20 mph and occasional light
snow. Lowest temperature ex
pected tonight in the mid-20’s.
Nome data in last 24 hours as
of 7 a.m. today: highest tempera
ture 22, lowest 15. Max. wind 25
mph from the east. Sunrise at
8:48 a.m., sunset at 2:46 p.m.
A year ago today: highest tem
perature 20, lowest -2. Extremes
this date since 1907: highest 36
in 1949, lowest -15 in 1948.
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SO TEARS SERVING ALASKA
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Freighter Sailings from Seattle
EVERY TUESDAY
Calling at Seward and Valdes |
And every Friday for Seward
NOTICE
The Nome City Council, on
Nov. 13, 1956, adopted Ordinance
No. 376, entitled "Ah Ordinance,
of the City of Nome, Alaska, to
Provide for- the Licensing of
Transient Merchants. Transient
Traders, Hawkers, Peddlers, or
other Itinerant Sellers within the
said City of Nome, and Providing
Penalties for Violations."
This ordinance is posted in the
Federal Building, U. S. Commis
sioner's Office and City Hall
Bulletin Board.
Nome City Council
By Carrie M. McLain,
Clerk
Publish Nov. 16, 18, 21, 1956
NOTICE
Any ASSESSMENT BLANK
CARDS outstanding shall please
be filled out and mailed immedi
ately to this office. Any tenant
not receiving one for personal
property may apply to the City
Clerk.
Carrie M. McLain,
Nome City Clerk
Publish Nov. 16, 19, 21, 1956
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— Pioneers’ Attention —
MEETING WEDNESDAY
Pioneer Igloo
Refreshments
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Mont. Ward refrig,
and Universal wash. mach. Both
in excellent cond. Priced for
quick sale. Main 176 after 4 p.m.
FOUND — Lady’s ring. Owner
may claim by identifying and
paying for this ad. Write to
W. M. Hunter, Box 341.
FOUND — Paii- woman’s glasses.
Call Nugget.
FOR SALE — 16’ x 18’ cabin,
sheathed with T & G lumber op
roof, walls, outside and inside.
-Walls insulated. Red 122. 136
jj SHOWING AT THE 0
| THEATER(
l Two shows nightly—7:15 and 9:15 fj
Doors open at 6:45 p.ra. q
TONIGHT
Donna Reed as Sacajawea in
IFfttD CHARITON DONNA BARBARAS
MacMURRAY-HESTON-REED-HALE I
THE FAR I
HORIZONS
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Enthusiasm And
Prizes Mount
In Queen Contest
Enthusiasm continues to grow
in the benefit for the Youth Cen
ter. Sponsors of the queens have
been offering special inducements
to those buying votes for their
candidates.
The Polaris Hotel is offering a
prize of $50 to the winner of the
door prize if its contestant, Mary
Jo Swanberg, is elected and if
the votes were purchased at the
Polaris or the Board of Trade.
The Theater is offering a
month of passes to the family of
the person who wins the door
prize if he or she buys the win
ning ticket from The Theater
contestant, Gay Weyer, or votes
the ticket for her. In addition
the door prize is a 17-inch tele
vision set donated by Larry Gal
vin and Packard Bell.
Galvin also offers a month’s
free TV service to the winner of
the set if his contestant, Alice
Glavinovich, is selected and the
votes purchased at his places of
business.
The final count for queen will
be made at noon on Thanksgiving 1
Day and the winner will be an- j
nouneed at 9:45 at the dance that !
evening. The queen will select
her own “king" who must be be
tween 13 and 19 years of age.
Hot dogs and pop will be served
during the evening of the dance
with all teen-age girls bringing a
dozen buns and each teen-age boy
pringing a pound of wieners.
All persons selling tickets are
Glue Pot Burgled During
Saturday Night Blizard
Our first real blizzard Satur
day evening resulted in the first
burglary of the season when the
Glue Pot was entered from the
west side—a window which was
smashed in.
Merchandise and other items
are reported to have been stolen
from the premises.
Police Warn Trap
Setters To Desist
The Police Dept, reports that a
cat has been caught in a trap set
within the city limits and also a
dog has been reported caught in
a trap in the northeast part of
town.
The Police Dept, warns that
trap setting is illegal and if the
party or parties setting them are
caught they can get into trouble
for cruelty to animals. The serious
angle, stated Chief Webb, is that
some small child might get hurt.
requested to turn in their tickets
not later than 8 o’clock Wednes
day evening. No votes will be
counted for admission tickets sold
after this time. All persons who
have tickets and cannot sell them
are requested to turn them in at
the City Hall so they may be dis
tributed to other sellers.
THE QUEEN STANDINGS
Suzanne Fagerstrom .35,300
Mary Jo Swanberg .34,800
Madeline Mogg .17,500
Alice Glavinovich .13,800
Sandra Steele . 8,000
Gay Weyer . 5,000
Doris Abloogalook . 1,400
REMEMBER!
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U. S. MERC MEAT
is,he PLACE ,o SAVE
PLUMP, BROAD-BREASTED
HEN
TURKEYS
79° u>.
A1J U.S. No. 1 Birds - 15 lb. average
ALSO WE HAVE
A COMPLETE LINE OF POULTRY
Ducks, Geese, Rabbit, Roasting Chicken
Frying Chicken and Stewing Chicken
Ready to eat - completely cooked
SMOKED HAM
Serve Cold or Warm
ONLY $1 LB.