NOME BOWLERS MARK
2571 AT TOURNAMENT
HELD IN ANCHORAGE
This week marked the end of
the 1962 4th Anual State Bowling
Championship Tournament at An
chorage. Local bowlers, Tom
House, Hap Eberle, Keith
Hedreen, Bob Renshaw and Jack
Carpenter, let their presence be
known with some better than
average scores during this event.
The Nome team, under the Bering
Sea Lions Club name, finished
with a scratch score of 2571 with
a high team game of 930.
Some of the high scores for the
Nome bowlers included: Tom
House with a 218, Jack Carpenter
and Keith Hedreen each posted
a 213, High series went to Jack
Carpenter with 579. Hap Eberle
shot a 554 series.
During this tournament a board
of directors meeting was held to
determine the site for the next
State tournament. Fairbanks was
chosen to play host to the 1963
state tournament next year.
Tom House was elected to the
board of directors to represent the
northwest district in future events.
It was brought out during the
meeting that Nome would have
to be considered from now on as
a part of the family for any future
bowling events. It was suggested
that Nome hold a pre-warm-up
tournament before next year’s
state championship tournament.
Fairbanks and Anchorage repre
sentatives said they would enjoy
coming to Nome for such an event
this fall.
CHICKS WILL BE HATCHED
HERE FOR EASTER TREAT
Frank Couch, manager of the
N.C. Store, has announced that a
real incubator has been received
and 50 fertile eggs which will be
hatched where everyone can see
. them. It is planned to give away
the chicks for Easter treats.
Small school children, most o]
. whom have never seen chicken
; hatching, will be given the op
portunity with arrangements be
ing made by the school.
Mr. Couch stated that it takes
about 21 days for the eggs to
hatch under normal conditions.
In Magistrate's Court
Gordon Dimmick was given a
30 day sentence for petty larceny
and a previous 30 day suspended
sentence was revoked.
•Michael and Sophie Okpealik,
who came here from Diomede
Island a few days ago, were given
a 15 day suspended sentence on a
drunk and disorderly charge.
CITY COUNCIL NOTES
The delayed City Council meet
ing was held on Wednesday eve
ning where plans were discussed
for the work to be done by the
military veterinarian, who is
scheduled to arrive today.
The Junior ANB, by letter, re
quested the city install a light near i
the ANB Hall where the young
people have dances, as it is a very ;
dark street, they stated . The
Council acted favorably on the
matter and referred the request
to the Nome Light and Power for
installation of such a light.
The application of the Beta
Sigma Phi for a raffle license
was approved.
An informal discussion was
held concerning the reason for
the school purchasing the old
Armory buildings, the question
having been raised.
Since Armed Force Day has
been proclaimed by Lt. Gen.
George Mundy for May 19, the
matter was brought up concern
ing such a celebration for Nome
and the- matter was to be discus
sed with Maj. David Money.
Due to the southern exposure
of the Light & Utility office, a
circulating fan was requested for
ventilation.
PETIT JURORS NAMED
List of Petit Jurors to report
at 10:00 a.m. April 9:
Hannah Miller, Grace Norbert,
Floyd Pauwok, Joseph A. Malony,
Bertha Adsuna, Ray H. Coplin,
Joyce E. Galleher, Gertrude M.
Fondell, John Thomas, Charles R.
Casperson;
Frankie Nunooruk, May Muller,
Lora Sockpik, Eleanor R. Osborne,
Elizabeth Mogg, Lucy Okpealuk,
Simon Sahlin, Glenn Tate, Pete
Reader, James Savok Jr.;
Fred Green, Robert F. Scott,
Tommy Pushruk, Richard Ner
shak, Catherine Ezukameau,
Patricia St. Amour, John Sahlin,
Lilly Walker, Mark Abloogalook,
Ernest Koonuk.
GRAND JURY NAMED
List of Grand Jurors to report
at 10:00 ajm. April 3:
Nora Larsen, Ed Wells, Maggie
Keelick, Thomas N. Martin, James
C. Rogers, Geraldine Kiyutelluk,
Thaddis Mayac, Ben Young, Wal
lace Melver;
Borgny Reader, L. I. Anderson,
Dorothy Lee, Fred Savok, Clifford
C. Mills and Minnie Norton of
Kotzebue.
Mrs. George Waldheim left yes
terday for Fairbanks to visit with
her son, Dan Jones and family,
and enjoy her four grandchildren.
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 ?
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JAEGER PUMPS
One (1) Gas-Powered 2-in. Regular Price $194
MOW AT EAST COAST FACTORY PRICE $174 (Cash)
WE HAVE IN STOCK
TWO JAEGER ELECTRIC SUMP PUMPS
lV4-in. Discharge and Automatic Float Switch — $98
TOKIEM “Push-Pull” HAND PUMPS
(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.
LUMBER, BUILDING MATERIAL,
and MILL WORK
MRS. HELEN E DUNBAR
RESIGNS TEACHER’S POST
AT NOME SCHOOL
The Nome School Board Tues
day evening accepted, with deep
regrets, a letter of resignation
from Mrs. Helen B. Dunbar, who
is teaching in the elementary
school.
“It is with mingled feelings of
regret and satisfaction that I
tender my resignation as a teacher
in Nome Public School, effective
at the end of the present school
year,” opened Mrs. Dunbar’s let
ter to the Board.
“A feeling of satisfaction comes
in having been able to serve Nome
School possibly longer than any
other teacher up to this time. I
feel satisfaction also in finishing
all told my 25 years of experi
ence,” her letter went on.
“I wish to extend to you gentle
men of the present School Board
and members of previous School
Boards under whom I served, my
appreciation and thanks for the
many courtesies extended to me
over the years,” Mrs. Dunbars
letter concluded.
Over three periods of time. Mrs.
Dunbar has served the Nome
School a total of 17 years. She
states she has had several chil
dren as pupils whose parents were
also her pupils at one time.
In the Board action to accept
Mrs. Dunbar’s resignation, mem
bers commended Mrs. Dunbar’s
long and faithful service to the
City of Nome through its young
people. “Your teaching service
has had a profound influence on
the growth of the citizens of
Nome, as they moved through
their school years to adulthood,”
stated the Board’s letter of ac
ceptance.
Mrs. Dunbar has advised the
Board that she may be available
for substitute teaching next year.
ANG Annual Encampment
Starting on Sunday the annual
encampment of the Alaska Na
tional Guard for the 1st Scout
Bn. will get underway. About 150
men from the villages will start
arriving here today and will be
returning through Nome on April
2.
They will be housed going and
coming at the ANG Armory.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Samuels
of FAA were welcomed back after
an absence of several years, part
of which was spent in lower 48
and partly in Alaska. It will be
remembered that Mrs. Samuels
was with Alaska Airlines and was
married here. They now have two
children. ,
U.S. Marshal George Bayer ar
rived Wednesday from Anchorage
headquarters on official business
and is welcomed by his friends
in Nome where he was Clerk of
the U.S. District Court for many
years.
Harriet Brown, who heads the
Assembly of God Church and who
was called outside due to the ill
ness of her mother several weeks
ago, returned home yesterday.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: May Thomas, Larry
Fagerstrom, Emily Aukongak,
Daniel Amaktoolik, Laverne and
Julius Willoya, Mary and Amelia
Pasquan.
Dicharged: Ed Maloney, John
Penatac and Mrs. John Alurac
and infant.
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8 PM. TONIGHT ANB HALL
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FOR SALE—Snooker table, $750.
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LOST: Billfold of Capt. R. Steele
containing valuable papers. Re
ward. Return to Armory or
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