Naturalization Ceremony
To Be Held April 9;
Large Group Expected
G. A. Martin, who has been
here from the U.S. Immigration
Offio§ conferring with persons
completing their requirements
for citizenship by naturalization
is scheduled to return April 9th,
at which time a special ceremony
will be held in the U.S. Court
room,
It is reported. that there will
be a large group for this occasion.
? ALASKA AIRLINES
FrSm Anchorage: E. J. ■’ frige
bright, Alfred' Bftfcks, W. Barber,
Did* Rogers, Cliff Hohn, Mr.'and
MiV ’Charles :HUbbs. 1
-* To Anchorage: Rev. AmuiicU
sen."To McGrath: J. W. Kotthe.'
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by the
U.S. Dept of Commerce Weather Bureau
Partly cloudy tonight with pos
sible snow flurries tomorrow.
Easterly winds 15-25 mph. Tem,
perature falling slightly tonight.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: High temperature
18, low 8. Max. wind 21 mph,
from the east. Sunrise 9:12 a.m.f
sunset 3:16 p.m.
Temperatures a year ago today:
high -16, low -27. Extremes this
date since 1907: high 36 in 1929,
low -30 in 1919.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Silas Komonaseak,
Julia Willoya, Fred Crane.
Discharged: Edgar Bibb.
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PTA Will Meet |
Next Tuesday
The Nome Parent-Teacher As
sociation will hold its regular
monthly meeting Tuesday, Jan.
29. The meeting will be held in
the Multi-Purpose Room of the
new school.
Following the regular meeting,
a film entitled “Another to Con
quer” will be shown. It pertains
to tuberculosis and-possible ways
to cure this disease.
All parents and teachers are in
vited to attend this meeting
whether they are member.'! of the
association or not.
Hoopsters Play
Exciting Games
Basketball fans were thrilled
Tuesday night with two close and
exciting games that kept them
glued to their seats until tae final
buzzer.
In first game of the evening
the North Stars took the Lead in
the second quarter and held it
throughout the rest of the game.
The determined hornets made a
good showing, but were defeated
by the final score of 54-2JJ.
High point men for the '“rising”
North Stars were Bill Caldwell
with a grand total of 30, Bob
Ellis 8, and Willie Willoya. 6. For
the defeated Hornets is was Bob
Herman 21, Tony Willoya 12, and
David Bell 8.
In the second game of'the eve
ning, the smooth-handling Mer
chants fought a continuous 32
minute battlfe to become victor
ious over a hard-fighting and
scrappy High School team. The
fast break of the Merchants with
the crack shot Harold Bell, high
point man in the league, t<x>k the
colors with a final score o:: 47-40.
High point men for the Mer
chants: Harold Bell 20, Ike Lar
son 10, Clyde Nershak 6, and
Alfred Sahlin 6. For the Nanooks I
it was “Flash” Corkie Kost 15,
Jake Titus 10, and Chuck V/. Fa
gerstrom 7.
WIEN AIRLINES
To Fairbanks: Charles F. Lew
is, Robert D. Steele, J. D. Craw
ford.
From Kotzebue: Larry Dan,
Mr. Englebredth, Mr. Moyer,
Harry Ballott, Percy Sheldon.
From Fairbanks: A1 West, Sgt.
L. Longlors, Michael O’Brien, Roy
Green. t
NOTICE
Individuals hauling garbage to
the City Dump are requested
NOT to dump it ALONG THE
ROAD.
Anyone not complying with
this request shall be arrested and
fined.
By order of the Nome City
Council Committee on
Health & Sanitation.
Publ. Jan. 23, 25, 28, 1957.
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