Plan to Send Women
BoWlers to Anchorage
The Aurora Women's Bowling
Assn, of Nome is sponsoring a
Scotch Doubles Tournament Feb.
17-18. There will be cash prizes
in three divisions: Men, women
and mixed. The proceeds will go
to help send a team of women
bowlers to Anchorage to repre
sent Nome at the State Tourna
ment.
Many of the local businessmen
are making donations to help raise
the fare for the team. Pauline
Eberle and Lou Oliver are so
liciting and collecting all dona
tions.
All donations are greatly appre
ciated by all the women of the
association, which numbers about
75.
TWENTY YEARS AGO
Twenty years ago today a
promising businessman of Nome
chose Valentine’s Day for his
wedding to one of Nome’s favor
ite daughters.
Congratulations to Larry Gal
vin, owner of Nome Hardware
and U.S. Mercantile Store.
COL. HAROLD WILLIAMS
PASSES AFTER SURGERY
Col. Harold Williams, retired,
who at one time was commanding
officer at Marks Air Force Base,
passed away at his home in
Riverside, Calif., following an
emergency operation.
Col. Williams was one of the
most populat commanding officers
to serve here and when he left
the community honored him by
declaring a Col. Williams Day, and
putting on a celebration in his
honor.
Word was received today from
his daughter, stating that he died
on Feb. 7.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Aurora Escholt ant
David Otton.
Discharged: Hannan Anagoo
gok, Michael Trigg, Arlene anc
Laura Agloinga, Frieda Olanna
and Dora Johanson.
EVERYBODY WINS AT 7
A.N.B. O-G-N-I-B
8 P.M. SATURDAY
Arctic Native Brotherhood Hall
Admission Free — Jackpot
NOTICE
There will be a meeting tonight
of the Official Board of the Com
munity Methodist Church at the
church at 8s00. All members are
urged to attend.
Rev. Gerald McCray
Daphne Rylander
j Eligible for Scholarship
In Betty Crocker Contest
Emma Daphne Rylander, who
was announced winner of Nome
High School in the 1962 Betty
Crocker search for the American
Homemaker of Tomorrow, be
comes eligible for one of 102
scholarships which total $110,000.
Having received the highest
score in her school in the know
ledge and attitude test on home
making given senior girls Dec. 5,
the winner now will have her
paper entered in competition with
those of winners in other high
schools of the state for state
honors.
The 1962 Betty Crocker search
reached another all-time high in
enrollment, with 406,132 girls in
12,874 schools participating. In the
eight years since the program
started, more than two and a half
million girls have enrolled, and,
including this year, scholarship
awards will total more than three
quarters of a million dollars.
EMMA LYLE TO BE
LAID TO REST ON FRIDAY
The funeral of Mrs. Emma
Lyle, who passed away early
Monday morning will be held Fri
day afternoon at 2:00 from the
Community Methodist Church
with the Order of Eastern Star
participating in the service.
ENJOYS VISIT FROM SON
Mrs. Carrie McLain is enjoy
ing a visit from her son, Art
McLain, who with his wife and
two-year-old son are here from
Seattle until Feb. 19.
Art is with the Pacific North- j
em Airways as flight mechanic
and enjoying seeing his many
friends and former school mates
while here.
NOVEL TO BE PUBLISHED
i Friends of Sally Carrighar, for
mer Nome resident and author of
several well known Alaskan books,
wifi her have first novel pub
lished on March 9. It is called
the “Glass Dove” and is about
the underground railroad move
ment just before the Civil War.
Miss Carrighar makes her home
in Hopewell, New Jersey.
N O TICE
Anvil Lodge, No. 140, F fc AM,
presents Its annual George Wash
ington's Birthday Party on Sat
urday, Feb. 17, at the Masonic
Temple lor Eastern Stars and their
families. Masons and their fam
ilies. Single Stars or Masons may
bring escorts. Admission $1.00.
Lomen Commercial Company
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
Salas Office: Dial 2234 Write Box 700
Now In Stock — Come In and See ’Em
Lincoln Welding Machines
Gas and Transformer Types
From $135.00 to $735.00
Airco Gas Welding & Cutting Outfits
Complete from $99.00 to $2134)0
New Style Fiberglass Hoods
With "Flip-Window" — $12.50
The Latest JACKSON One-Piece Uni-Goggles
SPECIAL at $3415
The Best Genuine AIRCO Stinger Made ONLY — $7.00
Need Leads for Your Machine ?
We Have in Stock Over Six-Hundred Feet
Regular 2/0 — Super-Flex 2/0 Aluminum Light-Weight 3/0
*' T-s 50per fool l
.
Accessories?
im. You Don't Need Them !
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AS JL.OW S
Welding
If We Don't Have A
If
Also Jaeger Pumps
Gas A Electric —■ From $904)0 to $195.00
Pioneer 1500 Watt Light Plant
Electric Start — Priced to Sell at $2454)0
Wider Sidewalks
For Front Street
Are Planned
Every seat was filled at the
Chamber noon luncheon Monday
with several important guests and
potential members in attendance.
Col. T. Dallas, senior adviser
of the Army Advisory Group to
the Alaska National Guard; Rev.
Holland Armstrong, president of
the Council of Alaskan Churches
and president of the Sheldon Jack
son Junior College; C. C. Downs
of Automatic Electric Telephone;
and Ralph Seward of the Social
Security Office from Juneau were
out of town guests.
Roy Jenkins, District Highway
Engineer gave a short summary
of the work to done on Front St.
this summer, stating that the
asphalt job done two years ago
would either have to have a tre
mendous amount of maintenance
or be done over completely. By
doing it over completely a more
thorough job will be done with
curbs and gutters, proper drain
age and wider sidewalks and
taking the telephone poles within
the sidewalk.
In the five year planning for
road work in this area, Jenkins
stated, that he has asked for a
bridge at Safety and a new road
from Nome to Safety.
Maj. David Money of the ANG
Advisory Group presented a map
of the Great Bear maneuvers
being held at Satellite Field
Wednesday through early Friday
morning, showing where the ag
gressors will take their stand;
where the ANG will defend and
| where the Canadians will have
their paratroop droop.
He also stated that it is hoped
that 125 Canadian visitors will
be given some free time in town
on Friday morning. The Ameri
can troops will remain over night
on Friday.
Committees Named
Committees were announced for
the new year with chairmen as
follows:
Civic Affairs, John Maakestad;
Legislative, Don Hoover; Pub
licity, Art Sandstrom; Midnight
Sun Festival and Retail Trade,
Frank Couch; Tourist, Robert
Harwood; Membership, Howard
Crinklaw; Road Transportation
and Mining, Carl Glavinovich.
A strong protest was voiced by
Charles Jones against postal rate
increases for magazine mail and
he was assured by the chairman
that the matter would be taken
up by the Chamber Board.
Brings Greetings
* Rev. Rolland Armstrong brought
greetings from the Sitka Chamber
of Commerce. He visited with stu
dents in New York from this area
who are studing electronics un
der the program of the RCA. He
stated that RCA spends more
money each year on education
than Columbia University. He
was happy to report that all the
students enrolled in this program
are looking forward to returning
to Alaska to work.
Armstrong also told of develop
ments at Sheldon Jackson College,
stating that it is a “work your
way” college. Students with as
little as $700 are given oppor
tunity to earn the balance of their
board and tuition by working in
such places as the school bakery,
sawmill, kitchen, library or
wherever they happen to fit.
Freddy Kungesuk, who enrolled
in January, has been given a full
scholarship and is working in the
college radio station.
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For Piano Lessons contact Mr.
Barber at 2520 after 5 pm.
WANTED to Rent 1 br. furnished
house. Call Burlison at A Cab.
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First Show Starts at 7:15 — Second Show, 9:30
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