Explorer Scouts Sell
Christmas Trees For
Their Camping Fond
Explorer Scouts have received
Wane Christinas trees which they
will start selling today to build up
their camping fund. The trees
Were contributed to the Scouts
for just that purpose. Anyone
Wishing to assist in the project
Soay call Fritz Chambers, Ray
Arnold or Rod Boucher, stated
their leader AsH Craft.
Barbers Leave Thursday;
Floryn Rhode Is New
CAA Station Manager
Mr and Mrs. Bill Barber and
family are scheduled to depart for
their new-home in Anchorage on
Thursday of this week.
Replacing Mr. Barber as local
station manager for the C.A.A. is
Floryn Rhode, who comes from
the CAA. station at Galena.
Mr. Barber will be station man
ager for CAA. in Anchorage.
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Nome Warmer Today
Than Either Anchorage
Or Fairbanks
Name is the warmest of Alaska’s
three western metropolises today
with the mercury registering
above zero. Anchorage is reported
to have 5 degrees below zero and
Fairbanks 21 below.
Harry Little, Former
Dredgemaster, Dies
Harry Little, for many years a
dredgemaster for the UJS. Smelt- j
ing Co., passed away last week at
his home in Biggs, Calif. Cause
of death was reported to be cere
bral hemhorrage. He is survived
by his widow, Mamie Little, who
is also well known in Nome.
Mr. and Mrs. William Cameron
left for California Friday to spend
the holiday with relatives and to
participate in a family reunion.
They plan to return about the
first of the year.
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Those -Extra-Special
- Christmas Dresses Are Here
Sizes 3 tQ 12 Years Old
Also — New Blouses
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, SWEATERS
for girls and women
life
ORLON TABLECLOTHS
in Quaker Lace
PLACE MAT SETS
Foam Rubber — Lucious Colors
IsSe
DRESSER SCARFS
Have you seen our beautiful
NEW WOOL BLANKETS
Dr. Woodcock Leaves
For Christmas Holiday ,
Dr. W. Woodcock is scheduled
to leave today to spend the
Christmas holiday with his fam
ily in Little Rock, Arkansas.
He expects to return early in
January.
Rev. McGinnis Tells
About The Projected
Methodist -University
Rev. Fred McGinnish gave an
interesting talk at the Methodist
Quarterly Conference Sunday, on
the progress of the Methodist
school of higher learning which
has been projected for the past
three years and is now in the
final planning stage with over a
million dollars raised throughout
the country.
The institution, originally plan
ned as the Methodist College, will
now be known as the Methodist
University, stated McGinnis. The
original college of the university
is planned to be liberal arts with
other fields of study to follow as
| soon as possible and plenty of
I room for expansion into the
I sriences as yet unknown, stated
| McGinnish.
There’s Christmas In
The Air On Front Street
A very merry Christmas at
mosphere prevails on Front Street
which is gaily decorated with
colored lights through the cour
tesy of the volunteer firemen.
There is music in the air from
the Northern Comemrcial Co. and
the Music Box throughout the day
and evening.
The traditional Christmas tree
atop the N.C. Store is lighted and
visible from many parts of town.
Another tree shines from the mar
, quee of the North Star Bakery.
Contributions continue to come |
in from all over the community
for the Community Christmas
Tree Fund which will help Santa
bring stockings to all children and
good cheer boxes to the needy.
Total donations collected to
date is $481.
I Additional contributors are:
The V.F.W., Western Electric Co.
personnel, Glue Pot, Eben Bros.,
John Swedman, June Jefferies,
Grace Herman, Warren Vertrus,
John Osborn, Herb and Ann
Jenks, Mary Diede, Jack Reed,
Mildred Murphy.
James von der Heydl is in An
chorage for a meeting of the
Board of Governors of the Bar
Assn, and plans to return tomor
row.
LONG BEACH, Calif.—Dale R.
| Gould, airman, USN, son of Mr.
1 and Mrs. C. V. Stevens of Nome,
Alaska, has been assigned to the
Air Division as a plane handler.
Now stationed on the USS Phil
ippine Sea, he' entered the Navy
in July 1957 after graduating
from Central Kitsap High School.
The KK Public Library will be
closed Friday evening due to the
Community Christmas Tree Cele
bration. The library will be open
Saturday afternoon as usual.
NOME LIGHT & POWER
UTILITY BOARD MEETING
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17
7:30 PM. CITY HALL
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NOTICE
The LWY Children's Program
will be closed until January 6.
WANT ADS
YOUR AVON Representative is
June Jefferies. tf
TWO APARTMENTS for rent.
Partly furnished. White 131.
HOUSE FOR RENT. Completely
furnished. Call White 131.
LOST—Gold dust locket. Reward.
Call Black 140. 50p
E B is welding you. 51p
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SHOWING AT THE NOMERAMA
TONIGHT
Two Shows Nightly, Starting at 7*15 and 5*15 pjk *
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SUNBEAM APPLIANCES
Electric Blankets — Waffle Bakers — Percolators
Steam Irons — Mixmasters — Electric Frying Pans
PYREX GIFTWARE
Bowl Sets — Casseroles — Spice Sets
. REVERE WARE
Saucepans — Frying Pans — Percolators
ITS IN THE BAG
' FOR
DAD’S MERRY CHRISTMAS
with
Black & Decker Electric Tools
Stanley Hammers, Saws, Planes
Shotguns
Browning — Winchester — Remington
FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
Packard Bell Television Sets
TV Lamps and Trav Sets
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NOME HARDWARE
Your Family Gif t Center
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