Bethel Basketball Team
Due In Nome Saturday
The Bethel basketball team is
scheduled to arrive Saturday on
a charter trip from Bethel along
with other Bethel residents total
ing forty persons on the trip
which has twice been postponed
due to the weather.
Arrival time should be at 1:00
pun. on Saturday and departure
at 11:30 p.m. on Sunday.
The basketball games are sched
uled to start at 8:30 p.m. Satur
day. The second game with Bethel
will be at 7:00 p.m. on Sunday.
There will be a preliminary game
at 7:30 Saturday evening.
This will give the visitors time
to take in the Lions Benefit Dance
at the Armory after the games.
U of ALASKA PROFESSOR
LECTURES AT NOME SCHOOL
Professor William Cashen from
the Mathematics Dept, of the
University of Alaska visited Nome
High School and lectured to
mathematics classes and to the
teachers on Monday and Wednes
day of this week.
Professor Cashen’s visit was
sponsored by the National Science
Foundation in cooperation with
the Mathematics Society of Amer
ica.
A number of professors of
mathematics from the University
of Alaska and Alaska Methodist
University are visiting various
high schools in the state to intro
duce new concepts and ideas for
teaching mathematics at the high
school level.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
It’s happy birthday to two old
Nomeites in the Pioneer Home
during the month of March. Peter
X. Peterson will be 88 on March
28, and George Walline of Candle
will be the same age on March 14
FLORIDA BOUND
HI Edna Moto and Peggy Sherman
of Kotzebue are leaving for Ft.
Lauderdale, Fla., on a vacation
trip and plan to take in the
famous town of Miami Beach.
To make sure that the girls
will get to see all the interesting
sights, Otto Schulz has alerted
his brother, Paul Schulz, at the
Fontainbleau Hotel to assist them.
YOU HAVE A DATE!
SATURDAY NIGHT
at the
LIONS CLUB PARTY
Dance to Louie Green's Music
Entertainment — Refreshments
if Door Prise if
HFA Suggests Nome
Water and Sewage Plan
Be Reduced to $1,200,000
Monday evening the Nome
Council turned over to the Nome
Planning Commission a letter re
ceived from the Director of
Housing and Home Finance
Agency concerning the applica
tion made for the water and
sewage project recently completed
and sent to them by the City of
Nome.
Due to the time element in get
ting the project started this sea
son, the Planning Commission im
mediatly conferred by phone with
this agency, who suggested that
the scope of the project be re
duced to $1,200,000 instead of
$1,500,000 estimated.
They suggested that the basic
water and sewer system be in
areas of high density with pro
vision for future extensions based
on ability to finance and the users
ability to provide internal fix
tures to use the services. The
agency expressed their desire to
see Nome obtain these needed
improvements.
Gene Joiner Visits Here
Gene Joiner, jade dealer from
Kotzebue, passed through Nome
enroute home from the south 48
where he received medical and
dental care. He stated that the
new $3,000,000 government hos
pital at Kotzebue will not accept
white patients in the area, making
it necessary for them to seek
needed medical attention else
where.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Gail Mclver Lorene
David, James Black, Betty Jocius,
Orella Brown, Margaret Seeto
mona, Raymond Penatac, Wayne
Pushruk, Steven Analoak, James
Adsuna.
Discharged: Edward Moktoyuk,
Joe Dexter, Elizabeth Kavairlook,
Bessie Attayak, Catherine Kin
guk, Helena Dimmick, Bernhard
Savok, June West, Elsa Bronson,
Clara Sirloak.
Mr. and Mrs. Shelby David of
Elim are the parents of a son
bom on Monday.
LONDON UP) — The House of
Commons approved a bill last
night restricting for the first time
immigration to Britain from other
British Commonwealth countries.
The bill will curb the increasing
influx of immigrants from the
West Indies, India and Pakistan.
It has been denounced as a virtual
color bar.
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JAEGER PUMPS
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NOW AT EAST COAST FACTORY PRICE $174 (Cash)
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We also stock spare parts for these pumps.
Send us the description and. the serial
number of your damaged pump.
LUMBER, BUILDING MATERIAL
ii and MILL WORK
10% OH For Balance of February
At Lions Anniversary
Party Saturday Night
A gala weekend is in store at
Nome with the expected arrival
of a charter from Bethel, and the
Nome Lions Club’s first anniver
sary party being held at the Na
tional Guard Armory Saturday
night.
Lion President Don Perkins
said today that he expected Mer
lin Day, Lions district governor
for Alaska and Western Canada,
to arrive on the charter flight
from Bethel. Mr. Day is with the
Public Health Service in that
lower Kuskokwim community.
His coming to Nome will be in
his official capacity as governor.
The Lions committee in charge
of the party promise a good time
for everyone with refreshments,
entertainment and dance tunes
provided by Louie Green and his
band.
The proceeds from the party
are pledged to the Nome Public
Health Nurse to provide glasses
for the deserving and needy. The
program is a part of International
Lions’ sight conservation plan.
In the year that the Nome
Lions Club have sponsored the
program here, about 100 pairs of
glasses have been either pur
chased new or repaired through
the Public Health Nurse.
Earlier in the year the Lions
also sponsored a broom sale and
with the proceeds have purchased
a supply of brooms which will be
sold during the city’s annual
cleanup week, and this money is
also pledged to the glasses for
kids program.
COMIN' . . .
From Fairbanks: Don Hoover,
Wm. Cashen, M. C. Snyder, Joe
Rychetnik.
From Kotzebue: John Williams,
Noah Downey, Frank Norton,
Edward Barr, Paul Henry, Charles
Pungalik, Charlie Nazuruk, Nor
man Cater, Leo Snyder, Clifford
Jackson, Eddie Towksjhea, Geo.
Markham, Mr. Kowalczyk, Father
Aestruc, Joe Brantley, Bert
Thomas.
GO IN' . . .
To Kotzebue: Roy Wall, Mae
Kobishop.
To Fairbanks: W. Duckworth,
Ernest Parr, James Stone, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Jenkins, W. Lewis,
Clarence and Margaret Olanna.
COMMUNITY METHODIST
CHURCH ACTIVITIES
Tonight
6:00 Family dinner.
7:00 Visitation instruction.
7:30 Special preaching service,
Rev. H. Dakin & Augustus Mertz.
8:30 Blonde Eskimo dances in
Fellowship Hall.
Thursday
- Special preaching service,
“Spiritual Life and Mission”.
Friday
7:30 WSCS will participate by
their attendance in church at this
time to be followed by their regu
lar monthly meeting in the Fel
lowship Hall.
Saturday
2:00 Sisterhood meeting.
EVERYBODY WINS AT
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CLEARANCE SALE: Remington
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