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Five N , S; -iml A hut Edu
;• con Cla.-scx are tenUUtvuy ,
scheduled to beam the \vi ok on
N»v. 2. Courses will bi offered ;
without iTtdi: and will moot for
in wtH'k.i wish the oxcontion of
a reading . our so under the spon- 1
sors. Ip of the University of Alas- ’
k , which carries three semester
hours of university credit.
The courses to be offered, the .
instructor, hours, night, and feej
are as follows:
Introduction to Mining Geology:
Monday and Thursday, 7:30 to 9:00
p.m.. Bill Burand, ST.50. Rm. 10.
Beginning and Advanced Sew
ing: Wednesday, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.,
Si aron Bell, ST 50. Rm. 20.
Wood Working: Tuesday, 7:30 to
9:30 on,.. Jesi Maynard, ST. 59,
Em. 22.
Shorthand and Bookkeeping:
Monday, (subject to changei 7:30;
*■> 9:30 par . Muriel Crumrin, $7.50,
Rm. ! 1.
Ed. 208 Special Topics in Read
ing: 3 SH U of A (about 45 hrs.), j
Carolyn Coons, $15. Library.
Mrs. Lyttle, adult education di
rector, says registration in these'
courses can be done by calling the ;
school office phone number. 242(5. i
giving your name and the course j
you wish to take. Classes will be |
organized the week of Nov. 12.
It will be appreciated if all those j
interested will register by phone |
or mail as soon as possible.
Don Hoover Named CD Director
Gov. Wm. Egan has announced
the appointment of Don Hoover
as Civil Defense Director for the
City of Nome.
Carl Glavinovich has been named
as his deputy and Lester Bronson
continues as Area Director for
Civil Defense, it was announced
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Reddaway and
family left for Bremerton, Wn.,
where they will spend a month
v.si ting with relatives and friends.
Craig Bell, young brother of Mrs. j
'eddaway, will travel with them (
and see the big outside for the first j
time.
Hospital News
Admitted: Ellen Norbert, Lilly
A.moktoolik, Eugene Jameyson.
Discharged: Gerry Cavota, Ferdie
Swanson, Anita Fenstermacher and
son, Bessie Trigg and son, Carol
Hemphill and son, Jerry Kaye.
Mr. and Mrs. Hemphill are the
parents of a son born at the hos
pital Friday.
PTA MEETS TOMORROW
A rcgn’ ■•!■ imvA'Iv .?i". ; i>l
■ j' r :r A\ r Assn \ ill be
Al l'v • ’ ■ ' ' - i new president
ami (maurcr will be elected to
till vacane es
Members art reminded that this ;
will be a ... A time to bring
Alt thers of the 1st grade stu
dents will be hostesses for the ;
evening.
A report on the PTA calendars
which have arrived will also be j
given.
PRIZES WINNERS AT
LIONS MASKED BALL
Lions Club members today re
ported they were well pleased with :
the results of their Halloween
maskt i ball Saturd n evening at
the Armory.
Pro eeds will be used for the
several civic improvement projects
the sponsors have under way and i
also to help finance the Lions' i
district wide convention to be held j
in the spring.
Prizes awarded during the eve
ning went to: Twisters Aaron Bell
and Alice Arnold: Jitterbuggers
Hubert Pianna and Nancy Mogg;
Waltzers Mr. and Mrs. Wiley
Scott, and best costumes Dave
Harmon, and Frances Richter.
Ketchikan Students Votes
KETCHIKAN sF — All incum
bent candidates for statewide and
district offices with the exception
of Sen. Ernest Gruening were “re
elected" today in a school-wide
poll at Ketchikan high school.
The results:
For governor—Egan 325, Stepo
vich 288.
For U.S. Senate—Gruening 298,
Stevens 323.
For U.S. House of Representa
1 tives—Rivers 374, Thomas 247.
CLM Circle
Methodist Church
N. C. STORE
TUESDAY — 11 A.M.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
Sales office: Dial 2234 Write Box 700
DEALERS IN
Lumber & Plywood Building Materials Wallboard Insulation
Oxygen & Acetylene Welding Machines Electrodes
Supplies and Accessories
Jaeger Pumps Zeus & Pioneer Light Plants
MacWyte Wire Rope Standard Oil Products
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
\omr
[Vrsoimrl !J],ri*l
.'o Strtv !
Most of the staff of the Alaska
Communications System stationed
'ere have elected to remain in
Menu' rather than be transferred
a ith the U.S. Army of which they
ire a part.
In August the commanding of
ficer here. James Planning. retired
Tom service and returned as
civilian commander holding his
<ame position at the station, width
aas been under the U.S. Air Force
since July.
Last week Staff Sgt. Art Sand
strom elected to transfer from the !
U.S. Army to the Air Force and
remain in Nome. He was sent to
Fort Richardson for discharge and
enlisted in the Air Force retaining
the same rank and is now back
it his station here.
At present, SR4 Steve Wilson and j
Staff Sgt. Douglas Scott are at
fort Richardson for discharge and
hey in turn will enlist in the Air
Force returned to their duties j
lere.
Sgt. Cecil Chunn, who is near |
■ctirement in the U.S. Army, will
■emain with the Army until that
ime in his present position here.
Sgt. Bob Goeth has elected to
'cmain with the Army and in due
ime will be transferred.
Jack Carpenter is remaining
vith the U.S. Army completing his
mlistment in January and will re
:um to civilian status.
Helen Bockman Carlisle, former
Home teacher, is enjoying a few
lays in Nome from her home in
Fairbanks, visiting with her son
Frederik Bockman, and grand
children and friends.
MAGISTRATE'S COURT
On drunk charges the following
were sentenced by the Magistrate.
Percy Outwater, $25, ten days sus
pended; Orella Brown, 30 days,
15 suspended; Albert James, 30
days, 15 suspended.
WANT ADS
TOR RENT — 3-room house and
2-room cabin. Call Nugget.
FOUND: Wedding ring. Identify
at Nugget.
jIVE 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.)
TOR RENT: Modem furnished
apartment. Call 2650. 129c
FOUND: White Rosary. Inquire at
Nugget.
TOR SALE: Clarinet, $35. Call
2381 after six. 128p
224-YEAR CALENDAR — 1776 to
2000, 14x17 inches, $1 ea. Post
paid. G-H Co., 415 D. St. No. 1,
Anchorage, Alaska. 130p
WANTED—To keep the govern
ment of Alaska in the hands of
experienced men as RALPH J.
RIVERS, and not a group of
East Coast and Anchorage Re
publican promoters.
Copies of a list of ACCREDITED
home study schools and subjects
offered may be obtained free
from the following address.
NATIONAL HOME STUDY
COUNCIL, 1609-18th St., N.W.,
Washington 9, D.C.
FOR SALE—To Highest Bidder:
Remains of Methodist Parson
age on Lot 7, Block 57. Bids to
be postmarked on or before
Tuesday, Nov. 6, 1962 and ad
dressed to “Board of Trustees,
Community Methodist Church,
Box 296, Nome.” Bid to include
house and three 14 x 16 main
beams supporting it. Must be
removed by May 31, 1962. Call
2865 or 2277 for more informa
tion. Highest bidedr takes it.
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