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Join O >rn-w plant i <u -or f v
the B1A wi n i iioi i suddenly Mon- j
day u-' n arrival from an outside
vaea’.on irip. was buried from the
Community Methodist Church I
yesterday with Rev. Ibward IV
Vorc performing the ceremony.
Mrs Ralph Fondell sans? “Near
er to the Heart of God." accom
panied on the Hammond or pan by
Robert Baldwin
Pallbearers were Rusty Sanders.
A1 Long, Carl Glavinovich. Ralph
DeLong. Sterling Crock, and Jim ;
Blanning
He "’as laid to rest at Belmont ,
Point Cemetery.
Mrs Osborne and her young
s- n. plan to remain in Nome
FRANCES ROSS PLANS TO
COME BACK NEXT SUMMER
Miss Frances Ross, who spent
part of the summer here at the j
Kin.", island village where she was
doing a community life study un
der a ram ‘ row the University of
Wisconsin and who was called.
sou*h due to ‘be illness of her!
mother, reports that she will re- .
turn to complete the work next
summer
She is now back at the Univer
sity of Wisconsin and states that j
her mother, a pioneer Nomeite, is
hospitalized in Seattle due to a ;
stroke she suffered.
To Attend School Board Meet
Ash Craft, president of the
Nome School Board, and Victor
Charles, superintendent of Nome
Schools, leave this weekend to
attend a school board meeting at
Sitka.
Smoke Causes Alarm
Last evening City Patrolman 1
Jim Carter was called to the apart- i
ment of Leland Barber in the
Kelliher Building, which was full
of smoke. Upon breaking the door
in it was discovered that a pan 1
of washing on the stove had Be
come dry and was burning.
Cleanup Volunteers Asked
Anyone wishing to assist in j
cleaning up the premises of the,
Methodist Parsonage are asked to j
b on hand tomorrow morning at I
f< o'clock. All volunteers are wel- j
c me.
Men Won't Bowl Tonight
The League Secretary said to
day that the Men’s Bowling Lea
gue games scheduled for tonight
will not be held.
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IV W :hasa V.'i d, University of
Alaska prcMdent, was vilest speak
er Wednesday at a Nome High
Sen .1 ,wsewh]y. Dr. Wood, in his
address, stressed the importance of
Itieh school and college educa
tion in the competitive world of
today.
Three of every four American
’■■dents attending high school will
gr: duate in the 1960's and over a
million will be going on to college
or a university, the president
stated. With this type of competi
tion for jobs and positions in the
world, it is imperative that stu
dents finish high school and learn
. s much as possible in order to
he more employable.
Dr. Wood said that the individ
ual student was the most important
t- hi in the world, and emphasized
the importance of obtaining all
the education offered. It was Dr.
W d's second visit to the Nome
School this fall, having partici
pated in the Faculty Workshop
here last August.
Orville Muller Funeral
Was Held On Wednesday
Orville Muller of Nome and Tel
ler was laid to rest from the Lu
theran Church on Wednesday and
buried in the Belmont Point ceme
tery.
Hew Reynold Wilson performed
the ceremony with special music
by Mrs. Emma Willoya, Maggie
Oouillok. Mrs. Johnson Segoonik,
and Edna Ahnangnatoguk.
Pallbearers were Lawrence Ita
>;ayuk. Byron Davis. Wm. Oquil
luk. .Tames Moses. Sam Ailak, and
John Kakarak.
Ernest Muller, 12-year-old son
of the deceased, will make his
home here with his aunt, Meta
Muller.
Bazaar Workshop Tonight
Methodist Women are reminded
that there will be a bazaar work
shop this evening at the Fellow
ship Hall at 7:30.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: William Eybel, Nick
Evan. Mrs. Dale Friemering.
Discharged: Walter Daniels,
Sharon Harwood, Harold Olanna,
Bordon Ahkolik. Kiatchia Davia.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sin
cere appreciation for the kind
thoughts and deeds of our many
Eriends during our recent bereave
ment.
—The Muller Family
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DEALERS IN
Lumber & Plywood Building Materials Wallboard Insulation
Oxygen & Acetylene Welding Machines Electrodes
Supplies and Accessories
Jaeger Pumps Zeus & Pioneer Light Plants
MacWyie Wire Rope Standard Oil Products
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
Sales office: Diet! 2234
Write Box 700
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Tomorrow is -: !:,n<*
J- «»1‘ Col!c"l' Trstr', '
COLLEGE - A ! ask:i n high
sci ■! seniors h. vc only until Sat
I urday, Oat. 13. to register for the
American College Testing Program,
i I>\ Edward Voldseth stated as he
alerted Alaskan boys and girls to
the deadline. Registrations are
taken by the' high school principals
or guidance officers, he explained.
Dr. Voldseth. who is dean of
students at the University of Alas
ka. is coordinator of the ACT
program in Alaska.
The examination, to be adminis
tered on Saturday, Nov. 10, at the
University of Alaska and at some
Alaskan high schools, is required
or recommended for admission to
more than 710 colleges and uni
versities participating in the na
tion-wide ACT program. These in
clude Alaska Methodist University,
Sheldon Jackson Junior College
and the University of Alaska.
Registrations will be taken in
Room 2 of Nome High School at
8:30 tomorrow morning.
The three-hour test has four
parts that \ ield five scores — a
composite score indicating overall
college potential and four separate
scores indicating levels of general
capability in English, mathematics,
social studies and natural sciences.
Centers in Alaska at which the
ACT test will be administered on
Saturday. Nov. 10. include: the
University of Alaska and Anchor
age West, Cordova, Unalakleet
Covenant, Ft. Greely, Juneau
Douglas. Kenai, Ketchikan, Met
lakatla, Nennana. Nome, Palmer,
Seward, Sitka, Valdez and Wran
gell High Schools.
Federal Building People
Hold Practice Evacuation
This morning the Federal Bldg,
had a practice fire evacution and
the building was emptied in one
and a quarter minutes, stated Fire
Chief Robert Oliver.
Another alert will be held to
morrow morning to test the out
side alarms and correct some of
the errors found in the evacuation
today.
Pioneer Women Meet Tonight
Pioneer Women of Alaska will
hold their regular monthly meet
ing this evening and make final
plans for the celebration planned
for Oct. 20, which will be the 50th
anniversary of the Pioneer Women
of Alaska which was organized in
Nome in 1912.
Heading the committee in charge
of the event is Mr. Joe Walsh.
An informal meeting of Alco
holics Anonymous will be held in
the conference room of the MMM
Hospital Saturday evening at 7:30.
WANT ADS
GIVE ALASKA’S MAGAZINE for
Christmas! ALASKA SPORTS
MAN, Box 1271-NN, Juneau.
$5.00 a year—12 issues. (And tell
us how to sign gift card.)
WANTED
Maintenance Superintendent
For Nome Schools
Requirements:
Knowledge of steam-fitting and
plumbing; construction stand
ards; general school maintenance
and operation;
Experienced in electrical wiring;
electronic burner controls for
oil-burning low pressure steam
boilers; and supervisory experi
ence.
Duties:
Maintain and repair heating, elec
trical and plumbing installations.
Responsibility for general custodial
and maintenance operations of
Nome School and grounds.
Salary — $700 per month.
Apply to Victor Charles, Super
intendent of Schools, Box 131,
Nome. 122
For Avon products see Alice Scott.
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