Historical Museum Society
Chosen As Name for Museum
The local citizen’s informal
meeting on a museum for Nome
met last evening at the school
and heard reports from various
committees on the project showing
much interest and some progress.
A report was read from the
curator of the Skagway Museum
telling how that community went
about setting up their museum,
which is called “Trail of ’98 Mu
seum.”
It was proposed that the local
organization be called the Nome
Historical Museum Society and
that the city be contacted to re
serve certain centrally located
property for a permanent fire
proof structure. In the meantime
it is proposed to find a suitable
site in an historical building for
an exhibit which can be ready to
be used this summer.
(Reports on financial structure
and sites will be made at the next
meeting in April.
Easter Seal Campaign Starts
For Crippled Children Assn.
The Alaska Crippled Children
Assn, has announced the annual
Easter Seal campaign starts this
week with contributions being
asked by sale of the seals which
will be mailed.
Local chairman, Ellen Lyle,
states that cannisters are also
being placed around town in
business houses for voluntary of
ferings for this worthy cause.
The campaign will continue
until Easter.
Dog Shots to be Given This
Week at the City Building
Dr. Hemphill, veterinarian from
Elmendorf Air Force Base, will
be here at the City Bldg, from
Friday through Tuesday to give
rabies, hepatitis and distemper
shots.
These immuniza tion shots
should be given to dogs who have
not been treated for two years
or more.
A nominal charge will be made
:or the serum.
Bring Bill Back lo Life ]
JUNEAU Wi — The Senate de- <
cided today to let the Finance i
Committee study a bill which .
would permit the state to pay :
salaries above the highest paid i
to commissioners.
The bill, HB244, was killed in ;
the Senate yesterday, but came ;
before the upper chamber again
today on notice of reconsidera- 1
tion by Sen. John McNees. ;
sr'.’S
Sourdough Bowling Assn.
To Hold Annual Tournament
The Sourdough Bowling Assn,
will hold its second annual bowl
ing tournament at the Aukruk
Lanes March 21, 22 and 23. This
tournament has been sanctioned
by the American Bowling Con
gress and all high scores will be
recognized.
This will be a handicap tourna
ment based on the highest aver
age from league play as of March
10, 1962.
Trophies and cash awards will
be given to the winners of each
event along with shoulder patches
which can be displayed on each
individual’s bowling shirt.
The various events which can
be entered include the team event,
made up of 5 players; the doubles
event, the singles event and
the all - events. The all - events
champion will be determined
by the total pins knocked
down in the other three events
plus his handicap. A scratch city
champion all-events winner will
also be recognized.
Entry blanks can be obtained
at Aukruk Lanes. All entries will
close March 20, with starting times
based on first come first served.
Additional information can be ob
tained from association officers
or from the Aukruk Lanes.
Ruth McLean Returns
Ruth McLean of the Modem
Cleaners is back from a business
and vacation trip to the lower 46
where she has been for the past
two weeks.
She visited with her family in
Los Angeles and with her hus
band’s family, Mr. and Mrs. W.
MacDonald, formerly of Nome
and the Kougarok, who live near
San Francisco.
She brings greetings from Lena
Lucie, of an early-day Nome fam
ily who now lives in Seattle.
MMM^HOSPITAL
Admitted: Shirley and Walter
Daniels, Howard and Marlene
Slwooko, Mike Moses, Jackie
(\maktoolik, Helena Soxie.
Discharged: Shelby David Jr.,
\llen and Josephine Murray,
Arlene Tootkayolok, Ruby Ann
Daniels, Charles Moses, Hazel
Dmwari, Dora Egelak, Marion
ind Leonard Willoya, Betty Klein,
fimmy and Mary Lou Amaktoo
.ik, Joe Mickel, Wen. McGahan,
Sturgess Iypanna, George and
Vera Shugoogarok, Daniel and
Emily Sacheus, Freida Kavair
ook, Amelia Amaktoolik.
Mr. and Mrs. John Alurac are
he parents of a son born today
it the hospital.
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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 ?
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JAEGER PUMPS
One (1) Gas-Powered 2-in. Regular Price $194
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WE HAVE IN STOCK
TWO JAEGER ELECTRIC SUMP PUMPS
XVi-faL Discharge and Automatic Float Switch_ $M
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(With Leather Cold-Weather Diaphragm)
SIX LEFT AT $39.50
We also stock spare parts for these pumps.
Send us the description and the serial
number of your damaged pump.
LU]
R, BUILDING MATERIAL
and MILL WORK
New Low-Cost Te1 seraph
Service Available for Alaskans
A new low-cost telegraph serv
ice by which Alaskans may ex
press personal opinions to their
elected representatives in Wash
ington, D.C., will become ef
fective on March 16, the UJS.
Army Alaska Communications
System has announced.
Col. J. R. White, ACS com
manding officer, stated that the
service will permit any person to
send the President, Vice Presi
dent, or any IT.S. Senator or Re
presentative in Washington, a
maximum of 15 words of opinion
on a matter of public interest for
a flat charge of $1.50 plus tax.
The address of the sender, his
title, and the name of an organiza
tion with which he is associated,
will be transmitted without addi
tional charge. Signatures are
limited to one individual, or a
family name, or a husband and
wife.
Messages will be transmitted
only to Washington, D.C., and the
address will be limited to the
public official’s title and name,
along with the Washington, D.C.,
destination. No street addresses,
names of buildings or room num
bers may be included. If the text
consists of more than 15 words,
the sender will be given the op
tion of reducing it to 15, or send
ing the telegram at the regular
message rate.
Delivery of the new flat-rate
personal opinion messages will be
accomplished not later than mid
night on the day following ac
ceptance, Sundays and holidays
excepted.
YOUNG REPUBLICANS
WILL HAVE GOVERNOR
CANDIDATE AS SPEAKER
The Young Republicans have
announced a dinner for Thursday
evening, March 22 at the Seaview
Room, for the purpose of raising
funds to send a delegation to the
Republican convention to be held
next month in Ketchikan.
These young members of the
“Grand Old iParty” have pre
vailed upon Verne O. Martin of
Anchorage to come to Nome and
be the speaker of the evening.
Mr. Martin is an attorney and
has filed in the primary election
for the Republican nomination for
governor.
Mr. Martin has informed the
Nome club that he will bring a
surprise door prize.
The dinner is scheduled to
start at 7 p.m. a week from to
morrow. A price of $5 per plate
has been set for the turkey din
ner. Reservations may foe made
by calling Secretary Aim Cham
bers.
A meeting to make final ar
rangements for the dinner has
been called for 3 o’clock tomor
row afternoon and the secretary
reminds all who attend to bring
their $1 dues.
COMIN' . . .
From Fairbanks: Harold Eames,
Charles Clashy, Lorraine Singer,
Cy Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Coulthard, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Botts, Ruth McLean, Dr. Mery
man, Dick Able, Helen Doyle, Ken
Johnson.
From Kotzebue: Sterling Croell.
GOIN . . .
To Kotzebue: Gordon Osborne.
To Fairbanks: E. Cornils, Lou
Oliver, Roberta Beauchamp, C.
Shutte, Charles Clasby, George
H. Bause, Horace Steele, Francis
Alvanna, Don Ferguson.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Snooker table, $750.
Call Nomerama, 2853. tf
FOUND: Glasses with blue speck
led trim. Call at Nugget.
LOST: Billfold of Capt. R. Steele
containing valuable papers. Re
ward. Return to Armory or
Nugget. 32c
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First Show Starts at 7:15 — Second Show, 9:30
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
Joseph E. Levine presents
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY
At Regular Prices
E BIG FISHERMAN
THE STORY OF SIMON PETER OF GALILEE
In Technicolor and Panavlsion
One Show Only Each Evening at 7:15 p.m.
and
Saturday Matinee at 2:00 p.m.
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UTOMOTIVE
IAL 2532
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STOVE PARTS
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OIL HEATERS
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