WOMANS BOWLING ASSN.
TO HOLD TOURNAMENT
Aurora Woman’s Bowling As
sociation presents its 2nd Annual
City Championship Tournament to
be held at Aukruk Lanes, Satur-1
day and Sunday, March 24-25.
Entries close at midnight March j
17. Entry fee will be $5.00 per per- j
son per event. If you are in a
league, you can still bowl by
paying an extra $1.00 for league |
sanction fee. All prizes will be
returned 100%. At least one prize
for each ten entries in each
event.
There will be five-man team
events, doubles and singles in
Class A and B. Entry blanks are
available at Aukruk Lanes or
through your league secretary.
For more information call either
Mary Ann Molitor 2339 or Doris
House 2266
NOME CITY LEAGUE
ALL-STAR SQUAD NAMED
In a recent poll of coaches,
managers, and players a ten-team
All-Star squad was chosen from
the ranks of the six City League
teams. In connection with this
voting Tony Willoya of the Polar
Hornets was cited as the outstand
ing example of good sportsman
ship and was awarded a trophy.
The following players, and teams
they represented, make up the
1961-82 All-Star team of the
Nome City League:
Tony Willoya, Arnie Castel and
Harold Bell of the Polar Hornets;
George Bell, Dick McCormick and
George Kost of the Jaycees; Gor
don Brown, Merchants; A1 Brad
shaw and Steve Wilson, ACS; and
Chuck Fa gerstrom, ANB.
This squad will represent Nome'
in competition against the Bethel
independent team which will play
in Nome this weekend.
Relocation Officer Here
Jens Forshaug, BIA relocatior
officer from Fairbanks, is in towi
and will be available at the Bin?
office in the Federal Bldg, untt
Friday morning.
MOVE OFFICE
The U.S. Smelting Co. is in
the process of moving its office
from its location near Kings Way
{to a site near the company ware
house and shop on Fifth Ave.,
west of Steadman.
Notice to Episcopalians
Rev. Thomas Osgood and Bishop
Gordon of the Episcopal Church
will hold services in the Fellow
ship Room of the Lutheran Church
.on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
Community Methodist Church
Women to Sponsor World
Day of Prayer Friday Night
The women of the Community
Methodist Church will again this
year sponsor the World Day of
Prayer on Friday with an evening
service at 8:00. The sponsors have
invited women of all other
churches in the community to
participate as they have in the
past and most of the churches
have accepted the invitation.
The theme of this year’s serv
ice is “For God So Loved the
World” and the worship service
was written by Mrs. Eudoxia
Perez de Svetogorski and Miss
Violeta Cavallero both of Mon
tevideo, Uruguay.
Offerings will go to Christian
colleges in Africa, Hong Kong,
Korea, India, Japan, Pakistan and
Taiwan; chaplaincy service in
government hospitals in Anchor
age and Sitka and training of
lay leaders for American Indians.
As the day of prayer travels
around the world, Alaska is the
last country to worship and Nome
is usually the last community to
hold services unless they are held
on St. Lawrence Island.
YOUNG GOPs PLAN FUND
RAISING PROTECTS FOR
TRIP TO KETCHIKAN
Five teen - age Nomeites were
selected Tuesday evening at the
Young Republicans meeting to
attend the convention in Ketchi
kan in April.
The five are Ann Chambers,
Gail Mclver, Pepper Gray, Jo
Chambers and David Grant.
These five young people need
only to pay their round-trip fares
to Fairbanks from where they
will go to Ketchikan by chartered
plane.
The club laid plans at the meet
ing last night to raise this monej
t and tentatively have scheduled i
i dinner and benefit dance and en
tertainment.
Toward this end their food saL
of last Saturday netted them $6-1
* Two baby girls are at the hos
pital, one having been bom t<
Mr. and Mrs Emanuel Hernan
dez on March 5 and to Mr. anc
Mrs. Virgil Wameke on March 6
DISTRICT CONVENTION
of the
N.W. District Republican Parly
Of Alaska
Is to Be Held at Nome
ON AUG. 24 and 25
Wallace Mclver,
Dist. Chairman
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A. Division of Alaska Steamship Company
Sales Office: Dial 2234 Write Box 700
LINCOLN WELDING MACHINES
Gas-Powered? Electric-Powered? Transformer Type?
SORRY — STOCK SOLD OUT
Available on Order from our Anchorage Supplier
And More Arriving First Boat
LIGHT PLANTS ?
SAME STORY!
JAEGER PUMPS
One (1) Gas-Powered 2-in. Regular Price $194
NOW AT EAST COAST FACTORY PRICE $174 (Cash)
WE HAVE IN STOCK
TWO JAEGER ELECTRIC SUMP PUMPS
lVi-m. Discharge and Automatic Float Switch — $96
TOKIEM “Push-Pull” HAND PUMDPS
(With Leather Cold-Weather Diaphragm)
; SIX LEFT AT $39.50
We also stock spare farts for these pumps,
ttl the description and the serial
number of pour damaged pump.
LUMBER, BUILDING MATERIAL
and MILL WORK
GERI CASFY RESIGNS
AS PROBATION OFFICER
After nine months c! unselfish
service, Geri Casey, Probation
Officer for the Nome area, has
resigned to assume duties as a
housewife. Mrs. Casey began
work for Alaska Y.A.A. in July
1961. She assumed responsibility
for a work load that included
adult parolees and juvenile and
adult probationers. Working under
handicaps that would have made
a weaker woman faint, Mrs.
Casey has been able to improvise
to meet unusual demands and to
do a yeoman job. The best wishes
of all members of the Y.A.A. staff
go with Mrs. Casey into her new
venture as a full-time housewife.
The resignation of Mrs. Casey
will leave the position of Proba
tion Officer for Nome vacant
until such time as a replacement
can be found.
Charles Pfeiffer, Director of
I Youth and Adult Authority, states
that he is aware that the tem
I porary vacancy in the Y.A.A.
Office leaves the City of Nome
without help in its delinquency
problems, particularly with ju
veniles. Steps are being taken to
fill the vacancy as soon as pos
sible. If there is anyone in Nome
who is interested in the posi
tion, is a college graduate with
a major in sociology, psychology,
or criminology and who is
willing to work, he should write
the Director of Y.AJA, Room 123,
Alaska Office Bldg., Juneau,
Alaska.
PIONEER CARD PARTY
SERIES STARTS SATURDAY
There have been many inquir
ies as to when the Pioneer Card
Party Series would start this year
and Don Lyle, chairman, has an
nounced that they start next Sat
urday at 8 p.m. at the Pioneei
Igloo.
Due to the lateness of the sea
son only four games will b<
1 played in the series and there wil
be no season tickets as heretofore
The parties are open to tb
i public and newcomers are parti
- cularly welcome to join in thi
traditional winter pasttime a
( provided by this organization. Re
freshments are served and prize
are given each evening as wel
as grand prizes for those havinj
the highest total scores for th<
series.
The game played will be whis
as has been played here for th<
past 60 years. Card players no
familiar with the game came b<
briefed shortly before the game:
start at 8 o’clock each of thi
four evenings. It is not necessar:
to attend all the parties to qualify
for the grand prizes as an average
score is given for the evening:
missed.
Winj.ii • • •
From Fairbanks: Rev. Come
lius, E. L. Meyers, John Murchison
From Kotzebue: <K. J. Boatz, M
J. Nuliuhl, Richard Shenkler
Boyd Lyon, Joseph Frankson.
GOIN' . . .
To Fairbanks: Edna Moto, Pau
Narr, Ray Shields, Peggy and Pa
Kelliher, Jean Murphy, Heler
Doyle, Edythe Mandeville anc
young son, P.A.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Mrs. Emanuel Her
nandez, Peter Elanna, Dear
Weyakuk, Willia and Rober
Kokoluk, Helen Penatac, Wilfrec
Analac, Marge Warneke, Wm. R
McGahan.
Discharged: Linda and Michae]
Minix, Judy Ullrich.
ATTENTION
Arctic Native Brotherhood
MEETING
Thursday, March 8 — 8:00 p.m.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Snooker table, $750.
Call Nomerama, 2853. ti
FOR SALE 4-ivhL dr. command
car. Top shape. Burllson, 2607
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NOMERAMA THEATER
First Show Starts at 7:15 — Second Show, 9:30
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