f'-hlvaV - ' . '
Plannee for SunJ
All ■ ■ . .<{■' • v. emeu of the
cummuni'v mv invited to attend
a Edu. at; -nal Sv> .in or and tea
at 2:30 p :r... Sund.y, Sent. 30 at
the Nona Co nmunity M thodis:
Church This meeting is sponsored
by the WomenV Society of Chris- i
lion Service. will feature the'
interdonionimational mission stud
ies for this year. The world mis
sion study is "The Christian Mis
s n ("'ll the Kim of East Asia."
and the homo mission theme is
"The Church's Mission and Per
sons of Special Need."
Also receiving attention at the
seminar will be a study on "To
day’s Childien for Tomorrow's
World" and a spiritual life study.
"Prayer." The puroose of the
seminar is to introduce the vat i
ous courses and arouse interest
in them.
SUPERIOR COURT
In Superior Court today the
civ.', case Clyde Glass. Violet *
Glass and W.W Laws vs. Richard
0. Lee, Richard Lee and Allen
Lee. an . \>. H. W. Edwards, also a j
plaintiff will be heard before
Judge James Fitzgerald with
Charles Cole representing Clyde '
Glass and Tom Balone represent- ’
ing H. W. Edwards.
Attorney for the defendants is
Henry Bullerwell.
The ease concerns trespassing j
on mining claims and royalties. |
Diane Cothorn 'Diane Lee1 has
1. H en visiting in Solomon from her j
home in Fairbanks. On her return
t rough Nome she brought her i
grandmother, Mrs. Richard Lee. to j
the hospital for first aid treatment
from a fall. Mrs. Lee has returned j
to her home in Solomon.
Hospital News
Admitted: Theresa Penatac. Joel
DeVore, Annie Sherman, Martin 1
Kenworthy.
Discharged: Carrie Lee. Jane J
Perkins, Irene Johnson.
CALLING ALL
WOMEN BOWLERS
A meeting of all women interested
in bowling this coming season has
been called for Tuesday evening ,
rt 7:30 at Aukruk Lanes. New
v-cmen interested in participating,']
whether they have ever bowled j i
or not are encouraged to partici
pate. It is important to have a full
attendance as there are changes
to be made in the rules and regu
lations of the organization.
Pauline Eberle, Pres., WIBC
I !Q[ <:;o sun m hoi n
i” ": !•:: '!"! ■ i\Tc; at
( ! ! Y !! A? I mMORROW
t ill R;iv. (hairman of th.- Al
< ■' • li. iVvt r.'1 o Control Board,
an K id. cal, both of Juneau.
: -rived this morning to hold a
ublic mooting at the City H ill
: ini 'frmv morning at 10 o’clock.
Mr. Ray stated that anyone who
has emblems concerning the man
ufacture. barter, sale or possession
of alcoholic beverages will be
heard at this time.
Bronson Says Stevens' Charge
Of Contributions "Way off Base"
Les Bronson made a statement
on Saturday, that as Sen. Gruen
i tig's campaign manager in this
district, lie refuted Ted Stevens'
charge of large campaign contri
butions received by Gruening.
Bronson termed Stevens' charge
as “way off base." and said, for
example, in this district no con
tributions have been received
ether than time and effort by cer
tain individuals, and possibly $30
in stamps for mailing campaign
literature.
Chas. Jones Named Delegate
To Grand Igloo Convention
At a regular meeting of the
Pioneers of Alaska last Friday,
Charles Jones, secretary of the or
ganization, was elected as official
delegate to the Grand Igloo Con
vention being held in Ketchikan
next month.
NOME P-TA MEETS
TOMORROW EVENING
The N o m e Parent - Teachers
Assn, will hold its first meeting
of the 1962-63 school year tomor
row night at 7:30 in the Multipur
pose Room of the school. This oc
casion will give the parents of
the local school children to meet
the teachers who are new to our
community.
Everyone is invited and urged
to attend and bring $1.00 with
them for membership dues for this
coming year. Come with your en
thusiasm to make a successful
parent-teacher o r g a n i z ation in
Nome this season.
1 Cubs Earn Bear Badge
Three Cub Scouts of Pack 63
'arned their Bear achievement at
tlrs. Carrie McLain’s home on
Friday. She showed us many in
eresting old slides. She served de
icious refreshments. The Cubs at
ended were Joel Bachelder and
he Towner twins.
Superase Bond Typing Paper
For Sale at the Nugget
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
MacWyle Wire Rope Standard Oil Products
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
<;r>P Rililv St'r \ Uk\
Li N ome r’iis Win \fMut
.1UNEAU ;.T — Fho Alaska cam- j
1 pa! ;n tr; II for the week ending .
Sop*. 30:
: For the governorship:
I William Euan. Democrat, plans 1
! not reported.
! Mike Stcpovich. Republican, at-j
| tends Republican rally at Nome \
| Sept. 39.
For the lT.S. Senate:
E r n e s t Gruening, Democrat,
plans not reported.
Ted Stevens, Republican, leaves
Anchorage Sept. 2(3 on a trip which
will take him to Talkeetna, Fair
banks, Unalakleet, Nome and Kot
zebue. Exact schedule not arranged j
as yet. Will attend Republican j
rally in Nome Sept. 29.
For the U.S. House of Repre
sentatives:
Ralph Rivers, Democrat, speaks j
via television in Juneau tonight, j
Returns to Washington tomorrow j
for congressional work.
Lowell Thomas Jr., Republican, J
leaves Anchorage Sept. 26 an a :
trip which will take him to Tal- |
keetna. Fair b a n k s. Unalakleet, j
Nome and Kotzebue. Exact sched- i
ule not arranged yet. Will attend ;
GOP rally Sept. 29 in Nome.
COMIN' and GOIN'
From Fairbanks: Mrs. C. Ken
dall, Guy Rivers, Bill McCreary,
Robert Potter. H. Boyman, M.
Karmun, Dennis Ford. N. Wilson,
Bob Oliver.
From Kotzebue: Doris Kigrook,
Ronald Regnart, Leo Murphy, A.
Weviouanna.
To Kotzebue: George Bourdon,
Aaron Milligrock, Gilbert Howarth,
Leslie Weight. George Rickard, P.
Tpalook Jr., Evelyn Henry.
To Fairbanks: Bill McCurray,
Joe Britt. Ray Shields, Diane
Cthern, Francis Pugh, Jack Ray
mond, Harry Holmes, Ray Thurs
ton, Paul Kaufman. A1 Campbell,
Duane Hall, George Kost, George
Clayton, Suzie Nelson, Edna Nel
son, Ignacy Kowalski. Pete, Dan
ny and Johnny Walsh.
In Magistrate’s Court James
Savok was found guilty on a drunk
charge and fined $35.
NOTE OF APPRECIATION
The DeVore family would like
fo express deep appreciation io
the Nome community for the many
ways the people have helped fol
lowing the fire at the Methodist
Parsonage, especially the firemen,
the hospital staff, the merchants
and Christian friends.
Howard, Betty, Joel and Jon
RUMMAGE SALE
TUESDAY. SEPT. 25
AT
LWY COMMUNITY CENTER
10:00 a.m. — 12:30 pan.
NOME MUSEUM MEETING
3 p.m. Tuesday Afternoon
Seaview Room
and
8 o'clock Tuesday Night
City Hall
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
TONIGHT — 8:00 P.M
CITY HALL
WANT ADS
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper - steno
will do part time work. Phone
2633. Excellent references. 14p
WANTED: Car in top mechanical
condition. Will consider any
thing reasonable. Write Nome,
Box 634. 14p
FOR RENT: Warm 5-room house.
Call 2278. c
FOR SALE: ’57 Plymouth and
piano. No reasonable offer re
fused. Ph. 2678 or 2566. c
FOR RENT or lease — Mazonna’s
Store. Call 2381 114
WANTED TO BUY: Northern Com
mercial Co. acetylene and oxygen
tanks at $15.00. Return to Lomen
Commercial Co. 114c
First Show Starts at 7:15 — Second Show, 9:30
T ON I G II T
RAISIN IN THE SIJN
Sidney Poiter
PUBLIC NOTICE
by
STATE BOARD OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTANCY
Notice is hereby given of lhe forthcoming examination for:
"CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT"
and
"PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT"
November 7, 8, and 9, 1962
The examination will be given in Anchorage, Fairbanks, Juneau,
and Ketchikan. Anyone wishing to take the above examination
should make application to Ray Kohler, Secretary of the Board,
P.O. Box 607, Fairbanks, Alaska, on or before October 15, 1962.
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE
CONTROL BOARD
will hold
PUBLIC HEARING
10 to 11:30 a.m. Tuesday
CITY HALL
NOME NUGGET ADS PAY BIG DIVIDENDS
Miners and Merchants Bank of Alaska
BRANCHES IN KOTZEBUE and BARROW
"THE FRIENDLY BANK”
Full Banking Services to N.W. Alaska Since 1904