Mrs. '-ivcrs ’!• ion ' a4
Ti*a Hero Yes ter Ay
Mrs Raiph Rivers was honored
yesterday afternoon with an in
formal tea, sponsored by the De
mocrat io Wtimcn of the community
at the Sea view Room. Yellow and
old erysanthemums set off the
serving table where Carrie Mc
Lain, Mrs. I.ester Bronson, Mrs.
M. J. Walsh and Mrs. Don Per
kins served as hostesses. During
the afternoon were Mrs. Art Mc
Veigh. Mrs James McLean and j
Mrs. Helen Fagerstrom.
A gorgeous Bering Sea sunset
made a beautiful background for1
the get-together which was attend- ,
ed not only by women but several :
men in the community.
Young Democrats Larisse Lowe ;
and Leslie Sackett were in charge
of the guest book.
Phoebe Circle to Meet
The Phoebe Circle will hold its,
monthly social Thursday evening
at 7:30 at the Phoebe Hall.
All members are urged to at- !
tend, as there will be a financial :
report and plans made for the an- 1
nual Thanksgiving potlatch.
The refreshment committee for I
the evening will be Minnie Pager- |
strom, Edith Segoonick and Bella ;
Koonook.
The game committee will be Han
nah Ahwinona and Lily Walker.
PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
Bit The Associated Press
Newscaster Lowell Thomas, 70,
world traveler and author, will be
on his way to the South Pole when
next Tuesday's New York State
(.lections are held, so he has ap
plied to the Dutchess County Elec
tion at Poughkeepsie, N.Y., for an
absentee ballot.
John C. Daly, television news
caster and host on the CBS pro
gram “What’s My Line?” has be
come the father of a 6-pound, 11
ounee son. Mrs. Daly is the for
mer Virginia Warren, daughter of
Chief Justice Earl Warren. The
infant, born in New York City, is
he first child of the couple, mar
re;! in December 1960. Daly has
three children by a previous mar
riage.
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN
Meeting Tonight — 8:00 p.m.
City Hall
NOTICE
The Sisterhood Circle of the
Methodist Church will meet at the
Fellowship Hall on Saturday after
noon at 2 o'clock.
Kc.t. P;;h at*;l
!ep. n.al•>>ij \ iy c i s Hpeak
•V. 11 ? „!i School Assembly
The mom' ers of Junior and Sen
ior Hi.,h School were privileged to
have Sen. E L. "Bob" Bartlett and
Rep. Ralph Rivers speak before
them yesterday afternoon in a
special assembly.
Rep. Rivers gave a non-partisan
talk on the candidacy for the con
gressional offices as well as holders
of any public office.
Sen Bartlett, who is a member
of tire Armed Forces Committee,
held the students spellbound with
a most informative talk on the
present problems with Cuba and
Communism explaining in a first
hand manner how defense money
is being spent with the hope that
when it is all worked out every
country can lay down its arms and.
like the days of old. people can
once again travel aerss the Bering
Sea to Siberia, and Russia, and
to any part of the globe.
Sen. Bartlett’s pride in the state
he represents was inspirational to
the students.
Mrs. Pete Olson writes from
Lakeport. Calif., that her daugh
ter. Sigrid Van Sant, is now with
the Coastal Casualty Co. in San
Francisco and her younger daugh
ter is also married and living a
few blocks from her home. Mr.
Mr. Olson, one of the oldtime dog
team mail mushers, is retired but
troubled with rheumatism and
arthritis.
Koontz and Chase Wed
G. S. Koontz and Margaret Chase
were married by Magistrate Mau
rice Kelliher on Monday. Attend
ants were Catherine Tobuk and
Robert Renshaw.
Hospital News
j Admitted: Molly Curran, Sarr
i Nowpokahok.
I Discharged: Cecilia Aukon, Wm
I Harris, Ellen Norbert and son
| Lilly Amaktooluk, Colleen Kout
| chak, Donald Lee.
WSCS Meeting Friday Will
Make Doll Outfits for Bazaar
WSCS meeting of the Methodist
Church will be at 8 o’clock Friday
evening in Fellowship Hall. Mrs.
Robert Baldwin will have the pro
gram.
All attending are asked to bring
cloth scraps to make doll parka
covers. Also needed are fur scraps,
trim, rick-rack, etc. Dolls are be
ing outfitted for the Christmas
Bazaar.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
Sales office: Dial 2234 Write Box 700
DEALERS IN
Lumber ft Plywood Building Materials Wallboazd
Oxygen & Acetylene Welding Machines Electrodes
jj Supplies and Accessories
Jaeger Pumps Zeus ft Pioneer Light Plants
MacWyte Wire Rope Standard Oil Products
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Couch Elected President.
Blanning Vice Pie idenf
Of Nome's P.-T.A.
Last evening at the Nome School
PTA. Frink Couch was elected
; president and Jim Planning,
treasurer, for the coining 1962-63
school year.
Mrs. Earl Towner, chairman of
the Calendar Committee, reported
the profit to date of this project
was $822.27. There are calendars
available for $1.00 which will in
i crease this present profit,
j Marc Beauchamp, principal of
i the elementary grades, informed
the group on the milk project
! which is at present operating from
! grades one to six, totaling about
; -12a servings a day. It is hoped i
! that milk would later be made j
! available throughout the Junior j
| and Senior High classes as well.
| Through the generosity of two
' Nome businessmen, the milk is
I being mixed at the North Star and |
i kept refrigerated at the N.C. Co. j
| Store. This project was made
known to the PTA membership to
enlist their financial support at
least in part. A paper cup concern
is being corresponded with to learn
whether any discount or contribu
tions might be given.
Rev. Bob Height announced the
forthcoming Leonard Bernstein
concert, featuring Mozart music on
the piano on Nov. 13 for adult
attendance only.
It was decided to place an ad
in the Nome School’s year book
again this year.
The PTA was approached on
taking the responsbility of the
$5.00 safety award to be given by
the school throughout the year,
but leraned that the Jaycees had
already taken on the project.
The meeting was adjourned and
refreshments were served by the
first grade mothers.
WEATHER OUTLOOK
Mostly cloudy. Little change in
temperature. In the last 24 hours:
High of 30, low of 10. Max. wind
20 mph from north. Sunrise at
7:44 a.m., sunset at 3:46 p.m.
Temps, a year ago today: High of
34, low of 27. Extremes on this
date since 1907: High of 42 in
1911, low of 2 in 1954.
NOTICE
My wife. Donna, having left my
bed and board. I am no longer
responsible for her debts.
John T. Kline
WANT ADS
FOUND: Wedding ring. Identify
at Nugget.
FOR RENT: Modem furnished
apartment. Call 2650. 129c
224-YEAR CALENDAR — 1776 to
2000, 14x17 inches, $1 ea. Post
paid. G-H Co., 415 D. St. No. 1,
Anchorage, Alaska. 130p
Copies of a list of ACCREDITED
home study schools and subjects
offered may be obtained free
from the following address.
NATIONAL HOME STUDY
COUNCIL, 1609-18th St., N.W.,
Washington 9, D.C.
FOR SALE—To Highest Bidder:
Remains of Methodist Parson
age on Lot 7, Block 57. Bids to
be postmarked on or before
Tuesday, Nov. 6, 1962 and ad
dressed to “Board of Trustees,
Community Methodist Church,
Box 296, Nome.” Bid to include
house and three 14 x 16 main
beams supporting it. Must be
removed by May 31, 1962. Call
2865 or 2277 for more informa
tion. Highest bidedr takes it.
WANTED: To keep the govern
ment of Alaska in the hands of
the people of Alaska, and not
a group of East Coast Repub
licans. VOTE FOR RALPH
J. RIVERS, a REAL Alaskan
Democrat.
FOR SALE: 1960 Volkswagen.
Call 2416. tf |
I NOMERAMA T HEATERI
II ;|
'll ;juiESKK5V3s3tt'c3c3&A—ua ac,u - ■_j’_r_ it
First Show Starts at 7:T5 — Second Show, 9:30
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
EDGAR ALLAN POE’S
classic tale of THE EVIL . . .
HOUSE OF USHER
Vincent Price Mark Damon Myrna Fahey
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
The Guts and Glory Story of the Undfeatables !
BATTLE AT BLOODY BEACH
Audie Murphy Gary Crosby Dolores Michaels
" 7-—™ 7- ---—-1
Dear John:
Who hornswaggled that nice young photographer from
Princeton, N.J., who just moved to Anchorage 2 years ago
into running for Congressman?
Please explain in Friday’s Nome Nugget.
Curiously yours,
Marsha
—N.W. Democrats for Rivers Committee
LOWELL THOMAS JR.
OUR NEXT
CON
Will
ENCOURAGE
Rapid Development
Of Our Resources
With Alaska Labor
For Export To
Far East Neighbors
GRESSMAN
Kesources such As
Timber
Iron Ore
Gold
Petroleum
Alaska Needs a Strong Effective
VOICE IN CONGRESS!
Paid Adv t.
The Undersigned Support The
Alaska Trunk Airport Bond Issue
AND URGE YOUR SUPPORT
Keep Alaska Flying Forward.
Help Alaska Prosper.
! Alaska’s Vastness
Makes Air Transportation Facilities a MUST.
Air minded Alaskans Vote “YES” on
Alaska Trunk Airport Bond Proposition No. 3
Gov. Willian A. Egan
Mike Stepovich
Sen. E. L. (Bob) Bartlett
Rep. Ralph J. Rivers
Sen. Ernest Gruening
Ted Stevens
Lowell Thomas Jr.
Sen. Pete Walsh
Rep. Grace Johnson
Rep. Bob Blodgett
Willie Foster
Wallace Mclver
Tom Martin
Charles Frazier
Tom Balone
Paid Advertisement