Department of Education
Appoints 13 Alaskans to
Act as Advisory Council
Thirteen Alaska residents have
been appointed by the state de
partment of education to act as an
advisory council to the state board
of education.
The council will review 19 out
lined topics concerning matters
such as allocation of state and
Federal funds, election of local
boards of education, administra
tion policies, salaries of teachers,
and condition of existing schools.
Chosen from Anchorage to sit
on the council were: Helen March,
Janet Rougier, and Robert E. Mc
Farland. Others appointed were:
Clarence L. Anderson, Cordova;
Dr. Roland Armstrong, Sheldon
Jackson, Jan Koslosky, Palmer;
Eudora Preston, Kodiak; Dr. Char
les Ray, College; A. D. Robertson,
Ketchikan; Jacque Roth, Seward;
Mike Stepovich, Fairbanks; Vivian
Teeland, Wasilla; and Mike Walsh,
Nome.
Miss Bopp and Mr. Unlerwagner
To Repeat Vows Dec. 29
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bopp of
of Sand Point, Idaho have an
nounced that their daughter
Sharon Bopp will be married here
on December 29 to Joseph Unter
wagner.
The bride is a kindergarten
teacher at the new school started
this fall by Father Nevue of St.
Joseph’s Church. The groom is
well known as he has been sta
tioned here with F. A. A. for the
past two years.
The ceremony will be a nuptial
mass to be held in the evening.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Robert Workman
and Ed Randell who were on the
plane which was lost last week
and suffering from exposure. Also
Betty Attatayuk, Ruth Ablooga
look, Dolly Komakhuk.
NOTICE
There will be a Bingo Parly
TONIGHT at 8 O'CLOCK at
St. Joseph's Hall. Refreshments
will be served.
—St. Joseph's Altar Society
We wish to convey our deepest
thanks to all concerned for
the time and effort which was
spent on our behalf this past
week.
Vernon Carlson
Ed Randall
Bob Workman
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
— DEALERS IN —
Lumber 8c Plywood, Wallboard, Building Materials, Insulation
Acetylene and Oxygen including Breathing,
Lincoln Welding Equipment
Coal and Industrial Hardware
STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS
Phone MAIN 147 Write BOX 700
Sailings from Seattle to Seward for con
nections with rail to Anchorage and Fair
banks every Tuesday and Friday.
Specify Alaska Steamship Company
routing for your winter shipments.
CAP Awards Ceremony
Broadcast By KNGM-TV
Wednesday night through the
courtesy of the management of
KNOM TV Mrs. Florin Rhode was
presented with a meritorious
award, which is a personal deco
ration for her outstanding work
in the Civil Air Patrol from 1954
to 1959 during which time she has
served on almost all staff posi
tions. She has taken part in 30
missions and has also served as
ground support control office.
Presentation was made by the
commanding office Lt. Col. Florin
Rhode who expressed appreciation
for all she had done to help him.
Other awards were presented to
four cadets by Lt. Col. Rhode and
Cadet Commandant Jesse Jones.
Cadet Grant Doyle, son of Mr.
and Mrs. A1 Doyle was awarded
the Certificate of Profficieney
which is the highest award on the
education program, and also re
ceived his 1st Lt. Bar.
Tommy Boucher, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Clem Boucher and Doug
las Lee, son of Mr. Richard Lee
were promoted to the rank of Mas
ter Sergeant having completed
Phase 2 of the education program.
Clinton Gray Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Clinton Gray was pre
sented his 5th achievement award
in the education program which
is the completion • of two thirds
of the course.
STATE JOB OPENINGS
ON FILE IN HIGHWAY OFFICE
The State Highway office is in
receipt of recruitment applications
for many openings for state posi
tions such as public health nurses,
accountants, secretarial positions,
police department vacancies, etc.
These are available at the State
Highway office and some are
' posted at the E. S. D. office in
j the City Bldg.
NEW CHRISTMAS RECORDS
AT NOME HARDWARE
BRING YOUR
WATCH
to the
Nome Drug Store
for
EXPERT REPAIRS
Two Nome Hotels
Recommended by
Duncan Hines
ITHACA, N. Y., — Two Nome
lodging establishments receive ra
tional recognition in the new 1991
edition of the Duncan Hines
Travel Book “Lodging for a Nigh i”
according to an announcement
from Roy H. Park, edtor-in-chief
of the Duncan Hines Intitution
here, publisher of the travel book.
The Nome establishments are
among 4,800 lodging places in
North America “Recommended by
Duncan Hines.” They are: The
North Star Hotel and the Polaris
Hotel. Other Duncan Hines books
are the companion travel book
“Adventures in Good Eating,” also
newly republished; and the Dun
can Hines guide to resorts and
holiday spots, “Vacation Guide,”
now in preparation for publica
tion in February, 1961.
“The establishments we list are
truly a select group,” Park said.
“They represent the top two per
cent, for we recommend only
9,200 out of nearly half a million
eating and lodging places in North
America.”
Park stated that the listings in
these books are ’’authoritative
and unbiased,” based on “thorough
inspection” by a corps of field in
spectors and “thorough survey
and analysis” by the Institution
headquarters staff. “No establish
ment is listed without first having
been inspected,” he explained.
There is no charge for a listing—
the Duncan Hines recommenda
tion is based on merit. It has to
be earned.”
Both books, priced at $1.50 a
copy—are on sale at bookstores,
department stores, newstands,
many of the places “Recommend
ed by Duncan Hines,” and may
also be ordered directly from the
publisher, the Duncan Hines In
titute, Ithaca, N. Y.
Dr. Lee McKinley will return
Dec. 30, remaining until Jan. 3.
Attention Pioneer Women
Pioneer Women of Alaska
Auxiliary No. 1 will have a
Christmas parly Friday evening
at the Pioneer Hall. All members
will bring a Christmas wrapped
gift of about $1.00.
—Helen Dunbar, Pres.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE: 2-3 drawer chests;
iron for left handed person;
many misc. household items.
Alice Hudson. Red 199.
FOR SALE — Large size trunk,
new, Spark oil heater. Call
White 45.
A. Pole! Arts & Crafts
Winners of last weeks’s sale: Mrs.
Joann Conklin, 1 pr. Lapp
Boots; Mrs. Don Perkins, 1 pr.
Hairseal Slippers; Robert Er
win. 1 pr. Mukluks.
FOR SALE—1958 cab-over Jeep,
stake body, dual rear wheels.
Call Main 109.
Furnished Houses For Sale or
Rent—Call Black 123.
Furnished Cabins, warm, un-mod
ern, $20 up. Black 196. 146c
In concluding the 1960 construc
tion season, we wish to close
out all accounts in the Nome
area. Kindly send final state
ment to American Service, Inc.,
Box 915, Anchorage, Aaska. The
accounts are to remain closed
until written authorization from
the Anchorage Office.
Any outstanding claims against
Stanley Armstrong d/b/a Fair
banks Steel Company in con
nection with the Kuzitrin
Bridge must be in our office
for consideration no later than
December 31, 1960.
S IK IWING A1' A OM Eli A *1A
FR T D A Y a n <! S A TU R II A Y
MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT
AUDIENCE WILL CHOOSE BETWEEN —
“ BEAT GENERATION ”
— A N D —
“ THE TINGLER ”
SUNDAYan d MONDAY
M-G-M Presents-lovers, trapped
in a (laming, historic moment!
DEBORAH YUL
KERRBRYNNER 1
ANATOLE LITVAK’S Production ot
THE journey:..
ROBERT MORLEY • E. G. MARSHALL
with KURT KASZNAR. DAVID KOSSOFF • MARIE OAEMS
introducing JASON ROBARDS, JR.
I^TVOM TV “ RENTALS and SALES
JVJlI AAIt.X "At Collections - Nome Hardware
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INTERNATIONAL
PARTS
PICKUPS TRUCKS
BEN YOUNG
We are proud and pleased with the selection of
quality gift items now on display which
were selected personally by our staff
AMERICAN PICARD
fine gold leaf bone china
EXCLUSIVE
FOSTORIA GLASSWARE
FARIBO BLANKETS
beautifully warm and washable
EXCLUSIVE
ALASKA DESIGNS IN
ENGLISH BONE CHINA
Special Christmas Collection
Purses and Evening Bags