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national comm itlee appointments
fr. tin' department of Alaska.
Cmdr. Donald Moles and national
executive committeeman Herald E
S'ringer announced 143 outstand
ing Legionnaires in the denart
men.t of Alaska were given recog
nition for many years of service
in tho Legion organiation. The ap
pointments were made by National
Cmdr. James Powers and were
confirmed by the National Execu
tive Committee of the Legion’s or
ganization at its recent meeting in
Indianapolis.
On the committee of Internal
Affairs. Membership and Post
Committees is Stan Harhut; Re
habilitation Board, Paul Dryden;
Inter-American Committee, Robert
Scott; Distinguished Guest Com
mittee. Pcarse Walsh.
Grandchild for Ben Davis’
Bon Davis, superintendent of
Nome Jail, and wife are the proud
grandparents of a boy born to their
son. Louis, on Nov. (1 who has been
named for his grandfather.
Louis Davis, who mined here one
summer with his folks is assistant
to the dramatic coach at Parsons
College. Fairfield. Iowa. This is
the fourth grandchild for the Bon
Davis’ who have another son, Dr.
Neil Davis well known in the Geo
physics Dept, of the University
of Alaska.
Fairbanks Builders Awarded
Nome Harbor Contract
A $96,635 contract has been
awarded to Fairbanks Builders,
Inc., Fairbanks for jetty repairs
at Nome Harbor.
The firm was the lowest of four
bidders whose bids were opened
publicly on Sept. 25 by the U S.
Army Engineer Dist., Alaska.
MAGISTRATE'S COURT
Charles Keller paid a $10 fine
for driving 35 miles an hour in
a 20 mile zone.
Lawrence Okpealuk was found
milty by trial of disorderly con
duct and sentenced to 10 days. A
previous suspended sentence of 150
days was revoked.
Henry Kobuk was given a 60
day suspended sentence for assault
d battery and ordered to make
restitution up to $40 for some
dental repairs.
William Okitkon was given a
sentence of 5 days for disorderly
conduct and Thomas Mayac was
fined $10 suspended on the same
charge.
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I?" ! 'on said that good works
. i\ the forte of a service organiza
tion- and if that be true then the
Nome Ikons Club qualifies with a
bang—because the club is richer >
by much experience but less than
$10 in cash as a result of the ;
turkey shoot they sponsored last
weekend.
Also on the plus side are the
expressions of many of the gun
ners. high in the praise of the
opportunity to compete in an or
ganized contest.
There were six winners of birds
—two gunners Clarence Trigg and
Clyde Glass—winning two each.
Trigg also posted the only perfect
-core. The other winners were:
Bob Smith, Frank Petrivelli, Chuck
Samuels and Peter Dexter.
On the part of the Lions, they
feel that it's all to the good—they
plan more such events—but with
a difference. The next "turkey
shoot" will be held on Dec. 2
and chairman Les Keller says he
will set up for fixed targets in
addition to the skeet shooting.
Prizes proffered will include a
variety of meat and fowl in the
spirit of the holiday season.
And in that spirit, the Lions
last evening bought the first 50
tickets sold by the Rotary Club
for their box social and dance
being held at the Armory Satur
day evening.
Lion President Sven Larson
urged all members to support the
Rotary endeavor, proceeds from
which are dedicated to a scholar
ship fund.
In other action the club voted
$75 to the public health nurse
in support of the “glasses for kids”
program.
The Lions again will sponsor a
j New Year’s Eve party at the Sea
! view Room and continuing plans j
| were discussed for the Lion con
1 vention being held here in the
spring. I
UNEXPECTED GUEST . . .
COQUILLE, Ore. UP) — It’s not
every day that a man can shoot a
deer in his kitchen.
Levi Bunch and his wife were
sitting in their living room on
Lamp Mountain Road west of here
Sunday night when a three-point
ouck smashed through their front
window.
It sailed over Bunch’s head and
landed in the hallway.
Bunch grabbed his rifle from
a nearby closet and shot the 150
pound animal after chasing it into
the kitchen.
LOME’S 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 St Pioneer Light Plants
MacWyte Wire Rope Standard Oil Products
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Box S Hi’ to'fl Dnnre
The Nome Rotary Club is spon
soring an old fashioned box social
on Saturday night at the ANG
Armory and dance.
Any woman bringing a box
with luncheon for two will be
admitted free, otherwise admis
sion is $1.00, stated the committee
which is headed by Jim Ray and
Bob Steele.
A dance will be in progress un
til the auction of the boxes, about
midnight. It is expected that the
women may vie with each other
in decorating their boxes, although
it is not required to do so.
All proceeds go to the annual
scholarship given by Rotary each
year to a deserving high school
senior.
Bowling Alley Will be
Closed Thursday Evening
The management of Aukruk
Lanes said today that the bowling
alleys will be open on Thanks
giving Day from 1 to 5 p.m. only.
They will be closed all evening.
MERC GIVES MONK TO SCHOOL
The U.S. Merc has donated their
famous little monkey to the Nome
School. It will be in the 5th Grade
room most of the time and Mr.
and Mrs. Jess Maynard are to be
its custodians, taking it home on
weekends and on holidays.
At the end of the school term,
it will also be left to the Ma.v
ard’s discretion whether they
take the monkey or leave it at
the school.
KRANKS BOWLING LEAGUE
High individual game, Elma Gla
vinovich 166.
High individual series, Pauline
Eberle 420.
High team game, Frazzled
Fraus 640.
High team series, Laggards
1847.
Laggards
Frazzled Fraus
Madcaps
Whirly Birds
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NOTICE TO
PROPERTY OWNERS
Real and Personal Property
Taxes for 1962 will become delin
quent if not paid by December 1,
1962.
Penalty of 5 per cent plus in
terest will be added to all unpaid
taxes.
Robert F. Scott.
City Clerk
Pub: Nov. 21, 23, 26, 28, 30. 1962.
SPECIAL
THANKSGIVING SERVICE
Assembly of God Church
Thursday Evening at 7:30 p.m.
— Public Invited —
OUR SAVIOR'S
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Thanksgiving Day Services 11 a.m.
Congregation Potluck Dinner 6 pan.
Bring food, own dishes, silverware
IMPORTANT MEETING
PIONEERS OF ALASKA
NOMINATION OF OFFICERS
WEDNESDAY — NOV. 21
WANT ADS
FOUND: Pair of dark glasses. Call
at Nugget office.
FOR SALE: To highest bidder. The
old church building no longer
occupied or used, owned by the
Board of Missions of the Metho
dist Church, on north half lot
No. 1, Block 27, City of Nome.
Building to be removed from
the lot by Sept. 1, 1963. Bidder
must post $1,000 bond to insure
compliance. Bids to be accepted
on or before Dec. 1, 1962 and
mailed to Board of Trustees,
Community Methodist Church,
Nome, Alaska. For details call
2865.
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First Show Starts at 7:15 — Second Show, 9:50
WEDNESDAY anti THURSDAY
PARADISE
BOB HOPE
LANA TURNER
SCHOOL TO OBSERVE TWO
DAY THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY
There will be no school Thurs- !
day and Friday in observance of
Thankgiving, Superintendent Vic
tor Charles said today. School will
resume on Monday, Nov. 26.
LARGE GRAYLING PROTECTED
That there is a limit of 15 gray
ling caught bv a fisherman per
day, is brought to the attention
of sport fishermen by Joe Brant
ley, protection officer for the Alas
ka Dept, of Fish and Game. The
regulation provides further that
such limit may not contain more
than three of this species over 20
inches in length.
Accrding to Brantley, recent re
search shows that grayling do not
spawn until they reach the age of
five to seven years. The largest
grayling are the most prolific
breeders and it is for this reason
that the large ones are protected.
Fishermen are also reminded
that they must possess a valid
sport fishing license.
NOTE OF APPRECIATION
I wish to thank the people who
supported and voted for me in the
recent election.
— Wallace "Mac" Mclver
THANKSGIVING SERVICE AT
BAPTIST CHURCH TONIGHT
There will be a special Thanks
giving service tonight at the Bible
Baptist Church beginning at 7:30
to which everyone is invited. There
will be congregational singing, a
Thanksgiving message, and a
Thanksiving film in color tith'd
“Beyond A Doubt,” a story of
Thomas, the disciple of Christ,
who doubted the resurrection.
THANKSGIVING SERVICES
AT NOME GOSPEL HOME
Two Thanksgiving services are
scheduled for the Nome Gospel
Home, Thanksgiving Day. At 11
a m. there will be a special service
of Thanksgiving. At 6:30 p.m., the
Prayer and Biule Study Meeting.
“Giving Thanks Unto the Father,”
will be the theme for the evening.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Maude Weyianna, Al
bert Mclntvcr, Diane Alexander,
Pat O'Connell, Gertrude Analook,
Scott Walluk, Rose Wongetillin.
Discharged: Roberta Voss, Ruth
Wright, Colleen Kowchuk, Gladys
Cannon.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Analook
are the parents of a daughter born
on Nov. 20. Mr. Analook is em
ployed by Lomcn Commercial Co.
Hjippy Thanksgiving
from
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THE NORTH STAR
MAKE IT A REAL HOLIDAY
LET US BE YOUR HOSTS
for a
Delicious Thanksgiving Dinner
Turkey and All the Trimmings
plus
Other Delicious Entrees
Seaview Dining Room
Open All Day
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