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Show n \i Nome
R' ginn n m x! Tue-.iny a* 8
p.m . m the : iTiltipure ■<(' Room
of thr Nome S.'hool, wdl be the
first of a series of throe filmed
concerts fe.t ring talented com
poser and conductor, Leonard
Bernstein, with the New York
Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra.
The concerts are of one hour
length and will be presented on
Oct. 9, Nov 13 and Dec. 11.
The second concert features an
all Mozart program, and the third
will be entirely the work of Bee
thoven, featurir. a Leonard Bern
stein at the piano.
Next Tuesday night's concert
will feature the entire New York
F'alharmoic Or.-he-fra conducted
bv Mr. Bernstein, playing Dimitri
Shostakovich's Seventh, "Lenin
grad” Symphony.
Tht program is free to the pub
lic and will begin at 8 p.m.
Women Bowlers
All women bowlers interested
in bowling on Tuesday mornings
are requested to be at Aukruk
Lanes next Tuesday at 9 a.m.
BOY SCOUT EXECUTIVE
IRA HILL VISITS HERE
Ira Hill. Boy Scout Executive,
is here for a few days training
leaders and assisting the local com
mittee in the re-organization of
the local troops.
Robert Johnson has replaced
Maj. David Money as Scoutmaster
of Troop 66 and other vacancies
in the various troops are being
filled with Mr. Hill's assistance.
COMING and GOING with WIEN
From Fairbanks: A.C. Kinckley.
W. P. Hawland. Margaret Bow
man, Ernest Miller, Dwayne Carl
son, G. R. Finley, K. E. Brown,
Ira Hill, Nels Nordin, D. H. Web
ster, Velma Brown, Marchita Bow
lin. Roger J. Gill.
From Kotzebue: J. Murray, Ted
Stevens, Lowell Thomas Jr.. John
King.
To Fairbanks: Janet and .Arlene
'Tiller. Duane Carlson. Ernest
Hiller, Joe Rafferty. B. Williams,
K. E. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Stone. Ed Cox. W. H. Evans. Paul
in? Curran. Eugene Rudolph.
To Kotzebue: Jean Bura.nd. D.
Ferguson, Agnes Sunnell, R. N.
Boehmms.
NOTICE
On Monday and Tuesday dur
ing the OVR Conference the MMM
Hospital Clinic will be open for
emergencies only.
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vi-..on ;!u Dept. of Northern
A:i.rrs and National Resources
mu Ottawa, Can., has consented
to be gue-t speaker at the annual
Chamber of Commerce banquet
! being held at the Seaview Room
■n Saturday evening at 7, it was
announced by President Pearse
Walsh this morning.
Mr Snowden is also main speak
m at the OVR dinner on Monday
awning at which time he will
invent. -The Canadian Approach
: to Problems of the Arctic.”
Reservations for both of these
events must be made in advance.
Teachers to Overnight Here
A tour of 44 teachers from Fair
banks are arriving here on Sat
urday via Barrow and Kotzebue
and will overnight remaining
through Sunday and departing on
Sunday evening.
This is the first of the winter
; tours, stated Pearse Walsh. Wien
station manager.
Hospital News
Admitted: Andre w Ahkolik,
Angelyn Ahwinona.
Discharged: June Sandstrom,
Ricky Blodgett. Helen Jackson was
i transferred to Anchorage.
! New York City has 30,000 dope
| addicts, probably the largest num
ber of any metropolis in the West
: ern world. It takes them up to S75
a day. each to get their illegal
kicks.
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed bids will be received at
ihe Office of the City Clerk, City
of Nome, until 5 p.m., Oct. 8, 1962,
for the purchase from ihe Cily of
the following:
One 1958 Ford red-white
Ranch Wagon as is-where is.
The Cily reserves the right to
refuse and reject any or all bids.
Nome Common Council.
By Robert F. Scott,
City Clerk
Pub: Sept. 26, Oct. 3. 5, 8, 1962.
NOTICE
The annual Chamber of Com
merce banquet at which time new
members to the Board of Directors
is announced, will be held on Sat
urday evening at 7 p.m. in the
Seaview Room. Advance reserva
tions are requested and the dinner
will be $4.00.
Don Hoover, Chairman
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
METHODIST CHURCH HOLDS
RALLY DAY SUNDAY
The firs=t Sunday in Oetobc-r is
:;iv the annual observance of
W • loividi C.nnmunmn, ut Rally
in the M- thodi-1 C urcli. A
special urogram is ; '.annet! to at
tract adults, children and youth of
ti-.e vburc' to the importance of
Christian Education as a life-long
experience.
This Sunday also marks the be
ginning of a new year of church
school lesson materials centered on
Bible interpretation.
Those who have been away or
irregular in attendance are encou
raged to begin this Sunday a faith
ful and serious study of the Bible
in a class of the church school.
Tile Commission on Education
has selected the following teachers
to begin the new year: Primary
dept.. Lonnie Mae Norland and
Lois Shadier; Junior, Betty Nease.
Barbara Wilson and John Shad
ier: Youth. Betty Jean D, Voro and
Robert Feastermacher; Adults.
Arthur Nagozruk and Rev. How
ard Devore: Nursery and Pre
school. Mrs. Jan Kelly and Emily I
Boucher.
The Rally Day program will be
gin at 11 a.m. and at the classes
will commence at 11:15.
Wiley Scott, who heads the Em
ployment Security Service Office
here, is in Anchorage where he is
attending a two-week conference.
LION DISTRICT GOVERNOR
MEL HARRIS HERE TO
INSTALL NEW OFFICERS
Members of the Bering Sea
Lions Club, and their wives, meet
tonight at 7:30 at the Seaview
Room with their district governor,
Mel Harris, of Fairbanks.
Mr. Harris and his wife, arrived
today, coming to Nome especially
to attend the installation of new
officers and initiation of new
members. This will be the first
formal installation of officers since
the club was organized here about
two years ago.
Officers to be installed are: Sven
Larson, president; A1 Doyle, vice
president; Tom Balone, secretary,
and Phil Harris, treasurer.
The Lions are starting off this
fall season with two projects, a
Halloween window decorating con
test and entertainment especially
for children up to high school age,
and a Halloween dance for the
teen-agers, and adults.
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
FOR SALE — Almost new GMC
flatbed truck 4-w.d., 5,005 total
miles. See Munz Northern Air
lines for details. No Phone Calls.
! For Avon products see Alice Scott.
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY
T!ie Three Worlds of Gulliver
Kerwin Mathews Jo Morrow June Thorburn
SUNDAY and MONDAY
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IG INSPECTION TO BE HELD
HERE NEXT WEEK AT ANG
The annual general inspection,
fiscal year 1963. of the 1st Scout
Battalion. 297th Infantry, Alaska
National Guard, is scheduled for
the period 8 to 12 October. 1962.
The inspection will be conducted
by Lt. Col. Willis H. Davis and
M/Sgt. Stephen G. Schley of the
Inspector General Office, Head
quarters, United States Army, Al
aska, Ft. Richardson.
Mrs. Francis Richter, is sched
uled to arrive today from Cali
fornia for a visit with her parents
and friends here, it was learned by
her mother, Christie Waldheim,
yesterday. She has been visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Ellen Spear,
in Anchorage.
TROOP 66 NEWS
Ira Hill, Scout Executive, at
' tended the meeting of Troop 66,
Boy Scouts of America and told
I us a few things about scouting
; after which we had a movie.
The meeting of the troop was
; called to order bv Willie Hoogen
dorn and the pledge to the flag
j was given and the Scout Law said.
Games were played after which
the troop formed the Scout circle
and then said the Lord’s Prayer.
Donnie Young, Scribe
MAGISTRATE COURT
Gordon Ahkolik was sentenced
to 5 days for drinking as a minor.
He is awaiting transportation for
re-1'"abort under the BIA pro
gram.
The charges against Vincent
Koonuk were dismissed.
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PORK SHANKS .49"
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Department of Nortfcern Commercial Comftany
Box 670 Nome Dial 2243