Registration for Vital!
Courses Next Week
Rcgistration far five adult edu
cation courses will be held be
ginning Monday Nov. 12. The time
and place for class organization is
listed below.
Monday. Nov. 12: Introduction to
Mining Geology. Km. 10, 7:30 pan.
fee $7.50, Burand.
Monday. Nov. 12: Shorthand
Bookkeeping. Bin. 11. 7:30 pan.,
fee $7.50. Crumrin.
Tuesday. No. 13: Woodworking,
Rm. 12, 7:30 pan., fee $7.50. May
nard
Wednesday. Nov 14: Beginning
and Advanced Sewing. Rm. 20,
7:30 pan., fee $7.50, Bell.
Wednesday, Nov. 14: Ed. 203
I" n. in Read Inst. Rem. Red. Rm.,
7 30 pan, fee $45. Coons.
The course in Improvement in
Reading is offered by the Univer
sity of Alaska. Three semester
hours of instruction credit, equi
valent to on campus credit will be
given. Most courses will be of ten
weeks duration.
Mrs. Becky Lyttle. Director of
Adult Education for the Nome
School a asks that anyone interest
ed in learning more about these
courses may call the school office
at 2426 All courses will be organ
ized next week. A minimum of
ten persons will be sufficient to
begin a class.
Two Winners at Merc
Two of the winning tickets at
the U. S. Merc’s Thanksgiving
sweepstake are: 223500 and 223579.
Holders of those numbers are el
igible for prizes and will also par
ticipate in a drawing for a Thanks
giving Dinner ”on the house.”
WORKSHOP TONIGHT
Members and friends of the
Methodist Church are reminded
that there will be a workshop this
evening starting at 7:30 in tht
Fellowship Hall for the Christmas
Bazaar. Many interesting gift
items are being made for children
and adults.
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LONDON \JP> — Green-eyed
Catherine Lodders of the Nether
1 nds, with a 37-23-37 figure, won
t: c Miss World beauty contest last
night. She is 20.
Miss U.S.A., blonde Amedee
Chabot, 17, of Northridge, Calif.,
placed eighth.
Second place went to Kaarina
Leskinen of Finland. She was fol
lowed by Monique Lemaire of
France.
i*.e\. F’a urr to Hold
, Special Mcefi*’*** Sunday
At Method? t Church
Row David II. Blackburn, super
intendent of the Alaska Mission,
will hold a special meeting of the
Methodist Church Sunday. Mak
ing the first of two regular visits
, annually. Mr. Blackburn comes to
1 hear plans of the local church for
the year’s work in education, mis
sions, evangelism, stewardship and
social concerns. A special report
is to be presented comparing the
local church statistics to the com
munity of Nome. Mr. Blackburn
will also show the film "Fantastic
Journey."
The conference will begin with
j a pot-luck supper at 5 p.m. to
which all members and friends of
i the church are invited. Each fam
ily will bring its own table service
and some dish to share with the
' others attending. The business ses
: sion will follow at 6 p.m. and close
in time for Vespers at 7:30.
Mr. Blackburn will also deliver
| the sermon Sunday morning at
j divine worship.
FIRES DELIBERATELY SET
Chief of Police Robert Oliver
announced today that it has been
determined that the last two fire
calls were the result of fires de
liberately set and that the persons
setting them have been apprehend
ed. In addition to the two fires
put out by the Fire Department,
another had been set at the Arctic
Club but did not burn the build
i ing.
i The two boys, aged 9 and 11,
who have confessed have been
turned over to the Youth and
Adult Authority.
COMING and GOING with WIEN
From Fairbanks: Mr. and Mrs.
J. Stone, Doris Wilke, K. R. Allen,
D. N. Ungerrecht, Richard Miller.
To Kotzebue: Ardith Weyiou
anna, Bob Jones.
To Fairbanks: F. W. Buch, A.H.
Johnson, T. Ullman, Buzz Lotts
feldt.
GREYHOUND TOURS
Greyhound Tours have incorpo
rated Wien Airlines Arctic excur
sions to Kotzebue, Nome, Point
Barrow and Fort Yukon as option
al tours this year. The package
tour operates in connection with
Westours Inc., Canadian Coach
ways, White Pass and Yukon route
and Greyhound Lines of Canada.
Admitted to the hospital: Fern
Smith, Johnson Seegoonick.
Discharged: Donald Lee.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
Sales office: Dial 2234 Write Box 700
DEALERS IN
Lumber & Plywood Building Materials Wallboard
Oxygen & Acetylene Welding Machines Electrodes
Supplies and Accessories
Jaeger Pumps Zeus ft Pioneer Light Plants
MacWyte Wire Rope Standard Oil Products
PHONE 2219 WRITE BOX 700
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Rotary Hist. Gov. Johnson
Honored at Banquet Here
Dr A. Holmes Johnson, Rotary
District Governor, was honor guest
at a banquet Tuesday evening held
at the Seaview Room for Rotarians
and their ladies.
In his address to the members,
he stated that all the major reli
gions of the world base their teach
ings related to human behavior
on some form of the Golden Rule.
He reviewed the teachings of
Buddha, Confucius, Mohammed, as
well as Hinduism, Zoroastrianism,
Taoism and Christianity and each
group followed in some way the
Christian Rule of “Do unto others
as ye would that they do unto
you.”
Although Rotary Club is not a
religion, it has ideals stressing the
basic thought expressed in “service
above self." This makes Rotary a
natural organization, with its more
than 11,200 clubs on six conti
nents. for bringing the people of
all nations together in world fel
lowship.
International President, Nitish C.
Laharrv of Calcutta, India, has ex
pressed the work of Rotary as
that which “kindles the spark
within and we take the first step
toward releasing the latent power
in each of us to be of service to
others.”
The Nome Rotary Club intro
duced a new member at the meet
ing, Wiley Scott, local representa
tive of the ESC Dept.
The Rotarians, who give a $500
scholarship each year to a high
school student, announced that
they were sponsoring a box social
the Saturday after Thanksgiving
at the ANG Armory from which
the proceeds will go to the scholar
ship fund.
Heading the organization in
Nome is Roy Snyder of the Main
tenance Dept, of the Federal
Aviation Agency.
COLLEGE ENTRANCE
EXAMS GIVEN TOMORROW
As their first major step in
preparation for entrance into col
lege in the fall of 1963, 15 Nome
High School seniors will take the
ACT college entrance exams to
morrow morning.
The test will begin at 8:15 a.m.
in Rm. 10 of the high school, and
will last 3 hours 45 minutes.
Walter MacDonald, Guidance Di
rector, will administer and super
vise the test. Nome High School
has been selected as a special test
ing center for the convenience of
local students.
NOTICE
Pioneer Women of Alaska will
hold their monthly meeting tonight
at the Pioneer Igloo.
Alcoholics Anonymous meeting
Saturday evening. 7:30. Conference
Room, MMM Hospital.
WANT ADS
FOR RENT: Modern furnished
apartment. Call 2650. 129c
LOST: Gold wrist watch, leather
strap. Reward. Call 2818 after 5.
FOR SALE: About 2 tons of dented
and unlabeled mixed canned
goods. All good. Will sell for
half price cost. Contact Unalak
leet Trading Post. 135c
FOR SALE: Good condition See
burg Select-O-Matic 100 Juke
Box. Plays 100 45 RPM 7"
records. - Records included, plus
spare tubes, needles and opera
tion manual. $600 value, will
haggle. Contact Unalakleet Trad
ing Post. 135c
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 Avon products see Alice Scott.
FOR RENT: 3 room house. Call
Nugget.
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First Show Starts at 7:15 — Second Show, 9:i»0
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
FOR THE LOVE OF MIKE
RICHARD BASEHART
Co - Shirring
Stu Erwin Artnur Shields Rex Allen Danny Bravo
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SUNDAY and MONDAY
FIVE GOLDEN HOURS
ERNIE KOVACS
Basketball Season
Opens Tuesday Night
Basketball for 1962-63 opens
next Tuesday night in the High
School gym at 7:30. Nov. 13., with
the Nome High Girls battling it
out with thin clad Alumni Girls.
The Nanookettes and the Alums at j
present are unknown talents, but ;
both teams will be out for a win. I
The current Nanook squad,
building around a solid nucleus of
eight returning lettermen, are de- j
termined to eke out a victory over
the more poised alums. The high
schoolers have three men over 6
feet in height and will be exercis
ing any prerogatives possible to
use this tallness to advantage.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stone, who
have been on vacation for the past
month returned home yesterday.
Mr. Stone is here with the State
Highway Department.
EVERYBODY WINS!
AT A.N.B. O-G-N-I-B
8 o’clock TONIGHT
15 TURKEYS
Admission Free — Jackpot
Bethel Charter Flight
Will Overnight Here
There will be a charter flight
from Bethel on Saturday remaining
overnight and spending Sunday
here. There flight is made up of
local Bethel residents and sponsor
ed by the Bethel hospital staff. A
similar trip has been made for
several years to Nome and local
shops are cooperating by remain
ing open Saturday evening and
Sunday morning.
Pot Luck Supper Sunday
Members of the Community
Methodist Church are meeting to
gether with a pot luck supper at
5 o’clock on Sunday proceeding the
quarterly conference of the church
which starts at 6 p.m.
NOTE OF APPRECIATION
To the people in District 18 and
19, my sincere appreciation for the
vote of confidence expressed in
the election November 6.
I pledge my support to work for
the best interest of all Alaskans
and especially Northwestern
Alaska. Thank you.
— Pete Walsh
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£ 1
3 l19 P
24 oz. Family Pack A IT
H S
PAN READY
FRYERS
69°
lb.
REINDEER LIVER
Half or Whole 49°lb.
PICNICS
4 to 6 lb. Average 59 lb.
LETTUCE
29cib.
NC SUPERMARKET
Dopartmamt of Northern Commercial Company
Box 670 Nome Dial 2243