Plan Parent-Teacher
Conference for Split-Shifts
Primary teachers of the classes
on shift are scheduling parent
teacher conferences this week. The
conferences will not take place
until the week of Nov. 5. During
this week classes will be dis
missed at 10 and 3 for only
classes that have conferences.
Marc Beauchamp, elementary
principal, said today: "We would
like to make it clear tha these
conferences are for both parents
whenever both can attend. We
realize that it is very difficult in
most cases for the father to at
tend, but the invitation is out
for those who can come.”
We, at Nome School, feel that
the conferences will be of great
aid in reporting pupil progress to
parents. Therefore, we urge all to
visit with you student’s teacher
this coming week.
Grace Johnson, candidate for
the State House of Representatives
on the Republican ticket, left for
villages on the peninsula on a cam
paign trip and hopes to visit with
people of Shishmaref and Wales.
Maj. Robert Steele
Back from Ft. Wainwright
Maj Robert Steele returned to
Nome this week from Ft. Wain
wright where he completed a 40
hour refresher course on Prefix
r> nuclear weapons. This course
is given annually to maintain the
proficiency of officers in nuclear
weapons employment.
Maj. Steele has been stationed
here for the past seven years and
is battalion commander of the 1st
Scout Bn., 297th Infantry.
Arlene Muller, Deputy Magi
strate, who has been vacationing
in Portland, Ore., was in that
city to experience the big wind
storm which she says beats any
wind she had heard of felt here.
FOR SALE: Government surplus pipe
line and tanks. The U.S. Army Engineer
District. Alaska, is issuing Invitation
for Bids 62-138 offering for sale 4 steel
tanks. 25.000 gallons each, 10Vs>'x37'
buried, and approximately 2.000 ft. of
5-inch pipeline at Nome Field, Alaska.
Bids to be opened 2:00 p in., 5, Novem
ber. 1962. Further information and bid
forms may be obtained by calling at
Room 7D, Bldg. 21-700. Elmendorf Air
Force Base, or by writing to the U.S.
Army Engineer District. Alaska, P.O.
Box 7002, Anchorage, Alaska, Attn:
Real Estate Division.
Pub: Oct. 10. 19, 31, 1962.
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2 Conservation Projects
i Slated For Alaska Under
Public Works Program
! WASHINGTON v? — Secretary;
! of Interior Stewart Udall an- |
| nounced yesterday that 47 job- j
| creating conservation projects in !
121 states will be started at once j
j under the accelerated public works
! program.
The list of allocations, by states, J
! cost and the man-year’s work each 1
1 is expected to provide, includes:
Alaska —- Kenai National Moose
Range, 8200,000 and 35: Pribilofs,
$380,000 and 45.
Udall said that nationally the
President has approved the ex
| penditure of $12 million as the
: federal share of the projects.
' A department spokesman said
members of Congress were in- j
J formed of the projects in their '
j home areas prior to Udah’s tin- 1
i nouncement.
UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
Fairbanks Land Office
516 Second Avenue
Fairbanks, Alaska
Dale July 19, 1962
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Notice is hereby given that George
Herbert Turner of Holy Cross. Alaska,
together with his witnesses Frank S.
i Walker and Nancy Walker, both of
i Holikaehuk, Alaska, has filed Applica
tion to Purchase for his Trade & Manu
I facturig Site. Fairbanks Serial Number |
I D9506 for lands described as:
i U.S. Survey No. 3658, Alaska, situ- I
I ated on the right bank of the Innoko
i River and on the left bank of a
| slough in the village of Holikaehuk,
! Alaska, containing 13.14 acres.
* During the period of publication nr
; within 30 days thereafter any person,
: corporation, or association having or as
; sorting any adverse interest in or claim
to the tract of land or any part thereof
may file in the Fairbanks Land Office,
under oath an adverse claim setting
forth the nature and extent thereof:
and such adverse claimant shall within
60 days after the filing of such adverse
claim, begin action to quiet title in a
court of competent jurisdiction in Alas
ka and thereafter patent shall he issued
in conformity with the final decree of
| the court.
Daniel A. Jones.
Manager
Pub: Sept. 19, 26, Od. 3, 10, 17. 24.
1 31, Nov. 7, 14, 1962.
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Soda Fountain
C i gars—C igar e t f es
Tobacco
Candy
Fresh Ice Cream
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TILL
WMV WAS THE "BULL-DOS"
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WHERE DO THE MOST
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INT.H UNITED STATES T THE
NEXT BIGGEST PRODUCERS ARE
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WHY IS THE WEDDING RING
WORN ON THE THIRD FINGER
OF THE LEFT WAND 9
“TT-AEV ARE SAFETY VALVES...TO
ALLOW GASES TO ESCAPE FROM THE
SUMS INTERIOR! SOME ARE MORE
THAN 100,000 MILES IN DIAMETER!
XN EARLY DAYS, IT WAS BELIEVED
THAT AN important artery
PASSED FROM THIS FINGER
TOTHS HEART? rfXMlS*
Just Working for Burglars . . .
NEW ORLEANS .P Duke W.
Pailet says L wants to sell h;.>
Klondike Inn becau.'1 "I'm tired
of working jus* for burglar.- and
the hired help."
Pallet told police burglars broke
into his establishment. Sunday
night and took $1,213 in liquor
and cash. He said it was the; 19th
burglary at his place in IP. year.-,
for a total loss of more than
$42,000.
Ex-Wife of Gov. Rockefeller
Noi Eligible to Vote In N.Y.
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (.?■ —
Mary Rockefeller, former wife of
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, is not
eligible to vote in next Tuesday’s ;
balloting when he is up for re- :
election.
The Westchester County Board
' f Elections confirmed Monday it
had cancelled Mrs. Rockefeller’s i
v oting registration because she j
established residence in Nevada
last March to obtain her divorce i
there.
JFK Cancels News Conference
WASHINGTON .-V — President
Kennedy today canceled the news
conference he had scheduled for
tomorrow. The Waite House said
the conference would be re
scheduled when the Cuban situa
tion is “clarified."
‘AVe spend half our lives un
learning the follies transmitted
to us by our parents, and the
other half transmitting our own
follies to our offsprings."
—Isaac Goldberg.
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It is odd what will open the door
to memory and a. vivid as when it
dccurrs, a maze of memories will
come crowding out and as vivid
and distinct as if it were but yes
terday the event if brings to vo ir
vision.
When J read the article, as to
Mrs. .Jacksons pa: .-mg, touched the
button and opened the door to
stored memories of which I was
unaware, in that, ours was not
an intimate acquaintanceship, but
a bit more then merely casual. The
memory of her pleasantness and
every day actions, in addition in
her willingness to take part in the
life of the community and to work
with and for any entertainment, by
playing the piano, singing or di
recting a play.
The song, “M\ Irene Is a Vil
lage Queen." in the lines “every
body on the street gets a tickling
in the feet, when she plays on the
accordion,” was vividly emphasized
when she sat down to a piano, let
her fingers ramble over the keys
and expressed her feelings in her
music. Then it was there for any
one with harmony a part of their
being to sense and feel you were
carried along with her.
She may be gone, out pleasing
and happy moments she gave to
many of us will last as long as
we last and the memories brighten
| many moments as this bit of a
note signifies it has with me May
j she be amply rewarded.
Chas. D. Jones
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A N D
HUGH J. WADE
FOR
Secretary of State
Northwestern Democratic
Committee for Egan and Wade