School Lunch Program
Starts Next Monday
The school Hot Lunch Program
will (begin next Monday, Jan. 6,
its was announced today.
Children’s lunches will cost 30
• • -
cents; teachers’, 50 cents.
Menus similar to last year’s will
be served.
BASKETBALL TONIGHT
This evening at 7:30 the first
(game of the second half of the
basketball league will start with
the league-leading Merchants fac
ing an improved ACS five.
The second game will feature
the Nome High School Nanooks
against the Bering Sea Club Pan
thers in whSt should >be an ex
citjng 6iie for the fans to follow.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wallace spent
the holidays in Miami. They have
been traveling for the past three
months with a Jtrailer which to
date has taken them to southern
California and across the country
to Florida.
The first baby bom at the hos
pital in 1958 was a son bom this
morning to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Price. Mr. Price is a painter by
trade and has been working with
Everett Bachelder.
Mr. & Mrs. Walt Sipprell
Move to Anchorage
Walt and Vi Sipprell, who made
many friends while located here
each summer for the Alaska
Steamship Co. for the past several
seasons, are now house-hunting
in Anchorage, where they are
taking up permanent residence.
Sipprell is now partner to Ken
Johnson in the insurance business
in Anchorage.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Mamie Okpealuk,
Carl Swanson, Roger Komokhuk,
James Rogers, Della Walluk, Sam
i Ahwinona, Alma Ahnangtnatoguk.
Discharged: Dan Nassuk, Walt
Analook.
Louise Elanna and Rqger Ko
mookhuk have been transferred
to the Kotzebue hospital.
Volunteer Firemen Get
Vote of Thanks for
Spreading Holiday Cheer
The Volunteer Firemen are
worthy of special appreciation
from the community for their ef
forts in beautifying the business
district for the third holiday sea
son.
Although the weather was bit
ter cold, they gave their time to
put up the colored lights and dec
orate an outdoor tree. They will
soon be giving more of their time
to take down the decorations for
another year.
Nenana Ice Classic
Gets Under Way
Plans for the annual Nenana Ice
Classic are getting underway
again for 1958.
The committee members elect
ed for this year are Robert Cog
hill, Robert Speck, John Slagle,
Dan Ketzler, Wayne Pelton and
Fred Mueller.
Manager for the all-Alaskan
event will be Don Clark.
NOTE OF THANKS
We the people of Golovin ex
press our sincere thanks to Tom
and Myrtle Johnson of Nome for
their most splendid gifts to us at
this Christmas, and the many
years Myrtle has remembered us.
—Martin Aukongak
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