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Month of Or»ober
Til. I: riu'.» lav,' moped
uut an b.ti- us program for the
month f Cl;---ibcr. starting out on
Frida... evening with an inaugu
ration darner . >r the officers of
the local club.
Mo! Harris, of Fairbanks. Lions'
District Governor, and Mrs. Harris
arc coming to Nome for the event
at which Mr. Harris will initiate
the officers and new members.
The dinner will be at the Sea
view Room, on Friday, Oct. 5.
starting at 7:30. Officers to be
initiated are: Sven Larson, presi
dent; Al Doyle, vice pres.; Tom
Balone, secretary, and Phil Harris,
treasurer.
Second event of the month will
be a Halloween masquerade dance
at the National Guard Armory on
Saturday. Oct. 27. for which prizes
will be awarded for outstanding
costumes. and entertainment is
now being planned. There will be
live music.
The Lions have also arranged
for a "Window Artist" competi
tion for Halloween, culminating
on the mvhts f Oct. 30 and 31
at the Multipurpose room of the
school when a program will be
presented and prizes awarded for
the works of "art." The Competi
tion is limited to school children
below the high school level, and
the Lions promise a good time and
many enjoyable surprizes.
In line with the Internationa]
Lions' program of world - wide
sight conservation, collection boxes
will be distributed in business
houses to raise money for this
worthy cause. Locally the Lions
support a "Glasses For Kids" pro
gram administered by Public
Health Nurse Margaret Swanberg.
The board of directors voted tc
hold the balance of their October
meetings at the Polaris Dining
Room—these on Tuesday evening:
starting at 7:30 p.m.
Hospital News
Admitted; Andrew Oozevaseuk,
H u’old Olanna, Angela Peyanna.
'•"alter Daniels.
.Discharged: Joe Amarok, Herb
Pcu.idluk. Rueben Weyanna.
NOTICE
The annual Chamber of Com
i . *-e banquet at which time new
mbers to the Board of Directors
is announced, will be held on Sat
urday evening al 7 p.m. in the
Seaview Room. Advance reserva
tions are requested and the dinner
will be $4.00.
Don Hoover, Chairman
Library
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; ;' ma ! m •, m'm of Wednesday
t\ lin.’s :'.ii Saturday movnin si
; bus jn'oven : < successful Out the j
s;mu seia tu!e will he maintained ;
this winter.
Wednesday evening the librarv
is epen from 7:30 until 9 ancj on
Saturday open from 10:00 to 11:30
a.m.
Tl’ere are many new books being
received and morn on order. Pa
trons of the libary wishing books
i of technical, fiction and non-fic
tion may request the books through
the librarian on duty.
The library is a state library,
! staffed by a local women’s club
and open to anyone for a deposit
! fee of $2.00. Lending of books is
free except that a fine is imposed
when the books are kept over
1 two weeks.
i Sidney Albarso Is New
Teacher as St. Joseph's
i Sidney Albana, of Zilla, Wn., is
: the new kindergarten teacher for
| St. Joseph’s Church school.
1 Father Nevue stated that classes
have started with 17 students reg
istered. Any children in the com
i munity who will be of school age
next year are eligible he said and
(classes are from 9:30 to 11:45 a.m.
I five da vs a week.
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B & R Barge Damaged
The B & R barge which has been
in the Snake River harbor await
ing the arrival of the S.S. Nenana
was damaged Sunday night when
| the storm started and suffered a
j hole in its bow. Repairs are being
! made so that the barge can load
and return to Kotzebue.
Fire Call Tuesday
; ! Yesterday the Fire Department
j was called to the residence of Helen
! Cherry as there was trouble with
j a water heater. There was no dam
' age or fire but the department
' was called as an emergency
standby, it was reported.
Arlene Muller, Deputy Magi
j strate, leaves on vacation soon and
l plans to visit in Portland. Ore.,
j with Susanne Fagerstrom who is
enrolled there in college. She ex
pects to be gone two weeks.
FULL ATTENDANCE DESIRED
PIONEER MEETING
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3
8 P.M. — Pioneer Igloo
—Ralph DeLong. President
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 & Pioneer Light Plants
MacWyte Wire Rope Standard Oil Products
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Cornerstone hi:"' v*
Ceremoni' at ’ ;>f ' la-1 5
The C’-ivh r.-honc o; we new
Il\ i1:.. Physic;!I Education and i
Ri creation : c ' * of the Uni
■. 01 s; • "f Alaska will bo laid on
Oct. 20 witii an impressive cere
mony in which the officers of the
M;i cue Grand Lodge will par- j
ticipate as wed as members of the
Fairbanks Masonic groups and
visiting Masons from other parts
of Alaska.
L. E. Hough, formerly active
here in the Masonic order will par
ticipate in the ceremony as mar
shal.
Other groups will also partici
pate in the occasion which was
made possible by the bonding is
sue of the state during the last
election.
RESOLUTION NO. 205
RESOLUTION FIXING THE
RATES OF LEVY FOR SCHOOL
AND MUNICIPAL PURPOSES.
LEVYING THE 1962 REAL AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX
OF THE CITY OF NOME. SET
TING A DELINQUENCY DATE
AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, lhe Assessment
Rolls have been completed and lhe
Assessor has delivered lo lhe
Council lhe slalemenl of lhe lolal
assessed valuation of all taxable
properly within the City, said lolal
being S6.873.821.00 and;
WHEREAS, the Council has de
termined that it shall set aside
$65,417.65 for school purposes as its
share of the school expenses for
lhe school year, as required by
Sec. 37-3-53 A.C.L.A. Cum. Supp.,
and
WHEREAS, lo raise said sum it
is necessary lo levy for school pur
poses at the rale of 9.6 mills,
NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT RE
SOLVED BY THE CITY COUN
CIL OF THE CITY OF NOME.
ALASKA. AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. Rale of Levy for School
Purposes.
The rale of levy on each dollar of
taxable properly is hereby fixed
at 9.6 mills for school purposes
and there is hereby levied for
school purposes 9.6 mills of lax
upon each dollar of taxable
properly wilhin the City.
Section 2. Rate of Levy for Muni
cipal purposes.
The rale of levy on ecah dollar of
taxable properly is hereby fixed
at 7.4 mills for municipal pur
poses and there is hereby levied
for municipal purposes 7.4 mills
of tax upon each dollar of tax
able property within the City.
Section 3. The taxes levied hereby
are due upon the effective date
hereof and shall become delin
quent and subject to penalties
and interest as provided by Sec.
17-20 of the Code of Ordinan|3s
on the 1st day of December,
1962.
Section 4. That the effective dale
of this Ordinance shall be the
29th day of September, 1962.
/s/ Donald M. Hoover, Mayor
PASSED: September 29, 1962
ATTEST:
Robert F. Scott,
City Clerk
WANT ADS
FOR RENT — Almost new trailer
with one bedroom. Call 2255
after 5 p.m.
SIX A.M. BREAKFAST for the
working man and lunch to go.
Polaris Dining Room. 118c
FOR SALE: ’59 Ford Pickup. Call
2385. 118p
FOR SALE: Piano. Call 2387 after
six. 118c
FOR SALE — Almost new GMC
flatbed truck 4-w.d., 5,005 total
miles. See Munz Northern Air
lines for details. No Phone Calls.
FOUND: Birth certificate and other
papers of Irene Iworrigan. Call
at Nugget office.
I NOMERAM.r THEATER
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First Shaw Starts at 7:15 — Second Show. 9:80
WEDNESDAY anil THURSDAY
TWO RODE TOGETHER
James Stewart
Richard Widmark
FRir\Y and SATURDAY
The Three Worlds of Gulliver
Kerwin Mathews Jo Morrow June Thorburn
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