CHAMBER'S ANNUAL DINNER
TO BE HELD FEBRUARY 17
AT BERING SEA CLUB
The Chamber off Commerce has
announced its annual dinner
meeting for next Tuesday, Feb.
17, at the Bering Sea Club. At
this time, annual reports will be
given and activities of the Cham
ber reviewed and a special pro
gram planned by the committee
yvhich is headed by Boyd Har
wood.
Tickets will go on sale im
mediately for reservations.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Clara Johnson of
Unalakleet, John Campbell, Fan
nie Iokienna, James Heryford.
Discharged: Molly Dexter and
Clara Jofhnson.
Naturalization Agent
Due to Arrive Nome Monday
Mr. Raymond Brink, naturaliz
ation agent and counselor, will
arrive Nome Monday, Feb. 16 to
consult with those who are plan
ning on receiving their citizen
ship papers on Tuesday.
Mr. Brink will be available at
the office of the U. S. District
Clerk after one o’clock on Mon
day to discuss with aliens how to
acquire registration cards.
Mr. Brink plans to stay in
Nome as long as he is needed.
NOTE OF APPRECIATION
Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Moses
wish to express their appreciation
to friends for their expressions of
sympathy during their recent be
reavement.
VALENTINE
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Saturday, Feb. 14
Heart Center Ice Cream
WHITMAN CANDIES
“A WOMAN NEVER FORGETS
A MAN WHO REMEMBERS”
Don’t Forget
Your Wife and Mother
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
J. J. DILLON, Agent — Phone Main 68
Nome School Board Plans
Remodeling School Gym
Into Seven Classrooms
If the plans of the Nome School
Board are approved, the commu
nity will soon be without any
community center, any place for
athletics or entertainment, accord
ing to a report made to the City
Council last Monday.
The report was made to the
City Council last Monday by Ray
Tveter, who anrtounced that the
school was so pressed for class
room space that they were con
sidering remodeling the gym into
seven classrooms at thb approxi
mate cost of $75,000.00
No plans were announced for
gymnasium facilities for the ath
letic program of the school.
Mayor Mclvor announced that
nothing definite had been heard
on a Public Health Nurse to date.
Revised ordinances, prepared by
Attorney Quincy Benton on Class
A explosives, were presented to'
the Council and will be referred
to the U.S. Coast Guar£ before
being approved by the Council.
A lengthy discussion on the
possibility of obtaining a Public
Works loan for school construc
tion was held with discussion for
and against bonding the city to
meet the need as other communi
ties throughout the territory are
doing.
The city clerk reported that over
$50,000.00 had been collected to
date for sales tax for 1952. This
was about $6,000 more than 1951
and approximately $4,000 more
than 1950.
Vet Officer Due Here Feb. 19-24
Wesley Hoeft, officer in charge
of the Veterans Administration in
Anchorage advises that he will
be in Nome between Feb 19 and
24 and available at the Wallace
Hotel to assist veterans and their
dependents with any problems
which they may have, coming
under his jurisdiction.
YOUTH FOR CHRIST TO MEET
The Youth for Christ rally,
which was postponed last week,
will be held Saturday, Feb. 14, at
7:30 p.m., at the Assembly otf
God Church. Rev. Hudgins will
be the speaker.
ANNUAL BANQUET
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17
BERING SEA CLUB—7:30 p.m.
Tickets On Sale At:
N. C. Store, Nome Drug
and Nome Hardware
WANT ADS
PRICED For Quick Sale—$7,500
house and two lots for $3,500.
Property on Fourth Ave. See
Mr. Tate or write Hank Miller,
Box 273, Union Oregon. l5*
FOR SALE—Thor Mangle, first
class condition; 110 - 220 volt
1 h.p. Delco electric motor;
new Electrosteem radiator. Call
Otto Worm. 18
HOUSE For Sale. Call Main 42
GIRL wanted at MMM Hospital
DREAM
THEATER
Thursday — 7:30 p.m.
"THE SAVAGE HORDE"
Wm. Elliott, Adrian Booth
Friday — 7:30 p.m.
"FLAME OF STAMBOUL"
Richard Denning, Lisa Faraday
ANG Plane Forced Down at Bluff
The Alaska National Guard
plane reported missing yesterday
near piuff was located on the
ground at Bluff, having landed
due to adverse weather condi
tions.
In the landing the tail was
damaged, it is reported. A dog
team manned by Guard members
have gone to the plane from
White Mountain.
The plane wai piloted by Copt.
H. Harbison who was accompan
ied by Pvt. Miller. It is not
known if there were passengers
from White Mountain on the
plane.
HIGH SCHOOL VALENTINE
DANCE FRIDAY AT GYM
High School students are busy
this week with plans for their
annual Valentine Party, semi
formal, scheduled to be held Fri
day evening in the school audi
torium.
Plans have been drawn for
lovely decorations, which will
make it outstanding as one of
the prettiest events of the season.
Students are selling tickets for
the party with proceeds allocated
to the production of the school
“annual which, it is reported, will
have “over 200 pictures” of stu
dents and their activities. It will
be published with the co-opera
tion of local business houses.
Judge Cooper Sets Feb. 17
As Naturalization Day
Judge Earl Cooper has tenta
tively set February 17 as the first
Naturalization Day for 1953, at
which time those prepared to be
come citizens of the United States
will be present for the ceremony
A special agent from Fairbanks
and an impressive program is
planned to make the day of citi
zenship one to be remembered by
those becoming citizens.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS #
Arriving from Seattle yesterday
were Dr. Waldo Lyon and Natalie
Czyczyrski.
Departing were Harold Harter,
James Mizell, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Newton, Rose Newton, Ray Mick
el, W. Little, Bob Murdock, Dale
Woody, Mrs. Janet Gruver and
son, Mr. and Mrs. James McLean.
—
WIEN AIRLINES
From Fairbanks: David Will
oya, Henry Cramer, Raphael Seb
wanna, Amos Thomas.
To Fairbanks: Robert Mayokok.
To Kotzebue: Doris Van and in- .
fant, and Diana Morris.
Postmaster and Wife on Vacation
Postmaster Jim McLean and his
wife left on their annual vacation
and plan to be gone about a
month. During their absence Mrs.
W. Ray will be in charge of the
post office.
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