Social Secnn'y ,
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t;vo is line k in tow n Ra.\ Wil
. field representative from
Anc; crave '.’ ill be in Nome Sat
urday, Wv. lit He will be in the
Post Office Bills’, from 1 to 4
p.m Anyone :n tl’.c Nome area
is urged to make a note of Mr.
Wili.ams' visit if they wish to
file a social security claim or have
a question about social security.
Some changes in the social se
curity law are quite startling. As
late as 1.050. a person was consider
ed retired and entitle.! t social
m entity payments only if his earn
ed incorru did not exceed $14.99
a month
Today, because of recent amend
n "0S • , »;,e social security law, a
per n. ’’'I or <-ver. who is en
titled t. monthly social security
men* ■ t split p v month, could
e a $2,5;'-:) in a year and still re
ceive SI50 >f social security bene
’ ■ for P at year. If he had de
pend:'.''' '.'’'.titled to benefits, he
cot. cam even more and still
receive seme benefits.
There . - only on.- sun wav for
a person. (12 or over, to be certain i
he is or losing any of his social;
security payments. He should con
tact tin. Social Security Office to j
discuss his situation with the j
people there, and bring with him ,
a statement showing how much !
he earned last year, and an esti
mate of his expected earnings for
this year.
Last Minute Campaign Trips
Doris Wilke. Republican Com
rnitteewoman. left Saturday for
Point Parrow on a campaigning
trip and plans to return in time
to cast her vote here on Tuesday.
Pearse Walsh and Willie Foster
spent the weekend campaigning in
the area southeast of Nome.
City Attorney Tom Balone
leaves this week for a six weeks
vacation trip which among other
things will take him to Michigan
visit with his children. J
Last Day to Vote Absentee
Magistrate Maurice Kelliher re
minds the voters that this is the
'-‘St day to file their absentee bal
1 -ts. He states that over 60 have
■en received so far.
NOTICE
Hq. & Hq. Del. 1st Scout Bn.
will conduct a scheduled drill at
1900 hrs. Monday 5, '62, at the
Armory. All members will attend.
Dish Gov. Dr. Johnson of
Hofary Hero on Official Visit
: v. ' . 1 ' s T nw >n, Patriot
G, ■•■erner for IT tary, arrived in
X, me on an official visit. Dr.
Holmes is a surgeon with the Ko
diak Medical Clinic and tempor
arily retired while holding the
poCtion wat Rotary. The Rotary
d trie’ which he represents is one
of the largest in Rotary Interna
Penal, taking m Alaska. British
C •kimbiu and northwestern Wash
ington.
HARRY GABRIELSON LAID TO
REST WITH MILITARY RITES
Harry Gabrielson, (iS, who passed
away recently in Fairfax, Calif ,
was given military honors at his
funeral as he was a veteran of
World War I and enlisted in Nome,
where he made ids home for many
•••ears as manager of the Lomen
Commercial Co.
A Masonic service was used for
the private funeral as he was a
me doer of Anvil Lodge 140 F &
AM here.
He is survived by his wife Paul
ine Gabrielson and two brothers.
Dr. Mark Gabrielson of Oak Har- ;
bor. Wn„ and John Gabrielson '
of San Diego.
Burial was at the Golden Gate
National Cemetery on Oct. 19.
METHODIST CHURCH
PLANS NO-HOST SUPPER
The Methodist Church has an
nounced a no-host supper at the
Fellowship Hall of the church for
next Sunday evening at 5 p.m.
Members and friends of the church
are invited to bring covered dishes
of their choice.
A business session will follow
the supper at 6 o'clock, with Rev.
D. H. Blackburn district superin
I tendent attending from Anchorage.
IN MAGISTRATE'S COURT
Clinton Trigg was found guilty
j of assault and battery and given
j a sentence of 180 days with 30 sus
I pended.
Taylor Moto Jr. was fined $25
and given a 30-day suspended sen
tence for disorderly conduct. On
the same charge Irene Joe got 10
days and Linnea Nelson 20 days.
Martin Karmun was fined $5 for
disorderly conduct.
NOTICE
Regular Order of Eastern Star
Meeting and Social Tonight
NOTICE
My wife, Donna, having left my
bed and board. I am no longer
responsible for her debts.
John T. Kline
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 8c Pioneer Light Plants
MacWyte Wire Rope Standard Oil Products
PHONE 2219
WRITE BOX 700
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Akan-Pa ike L Low
Piddev lor v'oni-'-’V-!er ItfS.
JUNFAU .?> A low bid of
51.387.375 w.'.s submitted by the
Alcan-Pacific Co.. Inc., of Fair
I auks for new construction on t le
Mome-Tcller Hoad, Highways Com
missioner D. A. McKinnon said
today.
The job involves grading and
drainage work on approximately
10 miles of the road between the
[Milestone River and the Tisuk
River. The state estimate on the
iob was $1,533,160.
Other bidders and their offers
ncluded Central Construction Co.,
Seattle, $1,387,495; Rivers Construc
tion Co. A Prestwood, Inc., Spen
ird, $1,437,891; and Morrison*
Knudsen. Inc . Seattle, $1,735,380.
Fire Call Last Night
The Fire Department was called
nit in the middle of the night to
i fire in a vacant building east of
'dottier Way on Third Ave. The
xiiiding is owned by Hairy Jolm
;en. The fire was contained in
i small area on the floor due to
irompt action of the Fire Dept.
Discharged from the Maynard
MacDougall Memorial Hospital:
Eugene Jamison and Rose Kow
:hee and infant.
DR. ULLMAN TO PRESENT
PIANO RECITAL TOMORROW
Tomorrow morning at 10:30
rheodore Ullman will present a
10-minute piano recital at the
m ■ S M, &MM x
small auditorium of the school.
The recital which is sponsored
jv the Music Foundation Artists
3ureau and the Nome School is
'or high school students and in
vested adults are invited.
Dr. Ullman has given recitals
n every state of the union and
s on the teaching staff of the dul
lard School of Music in New York
:ity.
PIONEERS ATTENTION
Regular meeting Wednesday,
Nov. 7. 8 pun. Full attendance re
quested. Refreshments.
—Ralph DeLong. President
WANT ADS
TOR RENT: Modern furnished
apartment. Call 2650. 129c
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, 1963. Call
2865 or 2277 for more informa
tion. Highest bidedr takes it.
FOR SALE: 1960 Volkswagen.
Call 2416. tf
WANTED: Somebody with good
experience to serve as Governor,
U.S. Senator and U.S. Repre
sentative.
FOUND: The best men for the
jobs — EGAN, GRUENING and
RIVERS.
WANTED: House or room and
board for 24-year-old man and
5-year-old daughter. Reply Munz
Airways. 132c
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