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f. !'ti. s u’i |m v s.d. nt i w r i!
t!u . f ho United Smcltim..
Ref i Mium ; A . m
ui:ui A ' hat operations >>: the
com; an;, will continue until at
least the middle o' November. He
als indicated operations would
iv.'iimc next season.
a. -;h i an. n- on ti'.e Hi Cairo
R.vcr, north of the Yukon. ant
in t e C: token Creek area will
terminate about N >v. 1." -aid
Crawford, "and we ex1 vet to
operate the dredges in the Fair
banks and Nome districts until
about Nov. 15.
Ending of minin ; operations by
I e USSR ,v V usually marks the
euo of t o placer mining in cen
tral Alaska.
"As ' as w<• know : ow. the
g : nun i .: n all of :ht •> areas
v 11 continue throughout all of
to xt ye.,r." Crawford said.
"At present we iron 71 men
w rkim: tin Fa r-'auks distri-.-t. M-J
at 1! g River. 15 at Chicken and
<50 at Nome."
Aukruk Lanes Announce Special
Rates for School Children Bowlers
Aukruk Lanes have announced
special r.-.tes f- r * chool children
< n Saturday from 1 to 5 o’clock. :
Free shoes are included in th- j
price of SI.00 for bowling.
Father Nevue stated that any -
group of students who wish to
bowl after school may contact him
to make arrangements.
Charles Degnan Attends
Inuipail Paitot Meeting
The youngest person to attend
the Inuipait Paitot was probably
Charles Degnan, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Degnan, who took time ;
off from his studies at the Uni- '
versitv of Alaska to attend the
meeting, at which his father was a
delegate from Unalakleet.
Mary Brown was held to answer
to the Grand Jury or. a charge
< - assualt with dangerous weapon,
degedly having threatened Buster
: , e'koke with a butcher knife.
NOTICE
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service is having a program
::r the Week of Prayer and Self
Denial tonight at 7:30 in the Fel
lowship Hall of the Methodist
Church. Oct. 25 to 31 is set aside
each year for prayer. The Self
Denial offering is used for special
projects of the Woman's Division
throughout the world.
V, 01
l
:ruc:. C\>. an i
1’ vV A c *n ‘ruction have an
mua'cvd that ; ho Vocational
Sc! •< , weii ncen cnmpleb. i
a! a ti- '|at: i oi : feet.
Aio!: . wr.h t ic sinking of t. c
well ecological studies were made
. rc-confirm the geological study
: the area made earlier this vea-.
Mr. Ho ason, of the construction
ci sunny, stated that the well is
another step forward in the con
struction of tile Vocational School
which was approved by bond Issue
at the last election and which was
delayed because of the withdraw a!
uf the HI A in providing housing
for out of town students.
He stated that the recent an
nouncement by the Department of
the Interior promises support to the
Vocational School and t '.at con
tracts should he approved some
tune next spring.
Wainwright to Become
Fourth Class Town
The village of Wainwright h is
made application to become a 4th
Class incorporated town.
In this northern village are 265 1
persons, lie of which are over 19
years of age.
Magistrate Maurice Kelliher will
fly to Wainwright soon to investi
gate the request and set the date
for the election. He stated that in
i’ mint ion about incorporation of
villages is available through his
office and villages so doing become
eligible for federal aid in housing
as well as other village improve- ;
ments which will upgrade the;
living in the community. He
praised the people of Wainwright
for their action.
JUNIOR HIGH DANCE
SATURDAY EVENING
Nome Junior High School stu
dents will have a dancing party !
tomorrow night at 8 in the Multi- j
purpose Room.
Teachers sponsoring the dance i
arranged by the Junior High Stu
dent Council are: Mrs. Walsh, Miss j
Chaloupka, Mr. Hill and Mr. Fen- •
ton.
Parents are invited to attend or
to drop in at any time during the
dance.
FIRST O-G-N-I-B GAME
OF THE SEASON
EVERYBODY WINS!
8 P.M. FRIDAY A.N.B. HALL
Admission Free — Jackpot!
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 8c Pioneer Light Plants
MacWyle Wire Rope Standard Oil Products
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F01 the n:is* ; • ■ .r days 2£> nu m
brrs :>f the .Mask 1 National Guard
S 1 >ut B11, with headquarters
in Nome, have been engaged in
i lasses designed to improve tiie
s andards of tiie village units. Some
ef the subjects undertaken during
this course were:
Emergency- medical aid, sanita
tion, administration, supply, train
ing operations, communications
and maintenance. Personnel pro
sent and the villages represented
were:
S t. Patrick Aissona, Nome; Sp4
Benedict Saclamana, Nome: Sgt.
Pay Ningeulook, Shishmaref. Sgt.
David Soolook, Teller; Sgt. Jonah
Tokienna. Wales; PEC Thomas
Olanna. Teller Mission; Sgt. Willis
Walunga, Gambcll: Sp4 Clyde
A -oman, St. Michael: PEC Allan
Johnson. White Mountain;
Set Clarence Katchatag, Shak
toolik; Sgt. Oscar Murray, Elim;
Sgt. Rodger Nassuk. Koyuk; Sgt.
Peter Noah. Vcnetic; Sgt. Jona- ,
than Soloman, Ft. Yukon; PEC j
Victor Steve, Stebbins: Sgt. Peter
Tritt, Arctic Village: Sgt. Levi j
Cleveland, Shungnak; Sgt. Joseph j
Frankson. Pt Hope; Sgt. Jack |
Jones, Sclawik; Sgt. John Nelson.
Kotzebue;
Sp4 Harry Norton, Kivalina; !
Sgt. Herman Aishanna, Barter
Island: Sgt. Barrow Kanayurak,
Barrow: Sgt. Walter Nakakik,
Wainwright: Sgt Woodrow Wilson,
Noatak: Sgt. Clarence Lockwood,
Unalakleet.
At the conclusion of the course
a dinner was held in the Seaview
Room of the North Star Thursday
evening. The Scouts will begin
returning to their home villages
today where they will teach the
subjects to their respective units.
NOTICE
The Safety Ferry will be per
manently closed for the season at i
8 p.m. Sunday. Oct. 28, unless |
severe icing conditions make the
closing necessary before that time.
Oberi R. Hyde,
Dist. Hwy. Engineer
NOTICE
Sales Tax Reports on retail sales
and services for the quarter end
ing Sept. 30th must be in the City
Clerk's Office by Tuesday. Oct.
30. 1962.
Robert F. Scott,
City Clerk
Pub: Oct. 24, 26, 29, 1962.
All prospective ANB basketball
players are requested to meet at
ANB Hall at 7.p.m. Friday night.
Alcoholics Anonymous meeting
Saturday evening, 7:30, Conference
Room, MMM Hospital.
WANT ADS
FOR RENT — 3-room house and
2-room cabin. Call Nugget.
FOUND: Wedding ring. Identify
at Nugget.
GIVE ALASKA’S MAGAZINE for
Christmas! ALASKA SPORTS
MAN, Box 1271-NN, Juneau.
$5.00 a year—12 issues. (And tell
us how to sign gift card.)
FOR RENT: Modern furnished
apartment. Call 2650. 129c
FOUND: White Rosary. Inquire at
Nugget.
FOR SALE: Clarinet, $35. Call
2381 after six. 128p
WANTED: A Northern Alaskan
with 31 of his 59 years in public
service to Alaska to return to
Congress.
FOUND: The only man qualified
to represent Alaska in Congress,
RALPH J. RIVERS.
MOTHERS OATS
w/cup & saucer
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FORDS APPLE CIDER
Va Gai. I19
NC SUPERMARKET
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Box 670 Nome Dial 2243