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TXKAr ? - Secretary of State
!:,; • ’ W-nif h;is d; nied allegations
iv: i - a*.' in; ularitics in the
c in ; of tns nuath's general
. . \v .Jo said in a statement
ue.i today: "I resent any impli
o. dm of insinuation that any
n .-mb t of the election. Canvassing
Board, or in my office, including
myself, conducted an election that
‘was not on the level' in a phrase
from one editorial.”
Wade continued: "I am confident
that none of these public servants
knowingly prevented any citizen of
Alaska from exercising his pri
vilege to vote, mar did they know
ingly permit a single person to
veto who was not eligible to do
so.”
The chief election official of the
state promised if applications for
recounts are received, the recounts
will be made promptly and fairly
and all persons nr parties affected
will be given an opportunity t.»
observe the recount.
Wade’s stati went also declared,
“there is no question that the in
ert asin.iy heavy vote in many
areas of Alaska has developed a
need for pre-registration."
GO TO
II. S. Merc
Merc Meat
Nome Hardware
For Everyday Savings
On All Your Needs
Around the Home
Or on the Table
•
C. o ugratulatio us
John Alurac
Winner of
The Dinner for Two
•
MERC MONKEY
Goes to School
Following the program of
community service the Merc
has set up, this is felt to be
the proper place.
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
PHONE 2219
WRITE BOX 700
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
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X. '1 h V' A<' n v Two Au
in r; • ■ mys,.- ns are missing
1-H'lav fown a Thanksgiving
Day Ina” ng Ivin in a light plana.
Missin; arc Dr. .1. 11. Shelton
and Dr. Donald R. Kettlekamp.
Tho two men reportedly wore
plnnnin : to hunt moose in the
Rainy Pass area, about 120 miles
north,west of here.
Tlv. Civil Air Patrol has initiated
an aerial search.
The missing Piper family cruiser
is owned by Dr. Shelton, who also
apparently was piloting it.
The doctors departed from Lake
Hood here yesterday morning and
were due back about 3 n.m. When
they did not return, their wives
no'died the CAP and the search
was started.
The doctors did not file a flight
plan but left word on their plans
with their families.
Dr. Shelton is chief of Provi
dence Hospital's eye, ear. nose and
throat section. He also is on the
opthalmology staff at the Alaska
X. ' :ve Hospital.
Dr. Kettlekamp, who specializes
in orthopedic surgery, established
1 his practice here last year. He first
came to Alaska in 1953. serving
vith the Fish and Wildlife Service.
He returned in 1957 for a twn
venr period as general surgeon at
; the Alaska Native Hospital here.
Fire Call Last Night
The fire alarm, at about 10 p.m.
Thanksgiving, brought out the Fire j
Volunteers promptly to the home j
Carolyn Coons where an over- i
j heated heater and stack fire was
i quickly brought under control.
Three Wolves Killed
j Three wolves have been killed
j at Point Hope it has been reported
i bv the local school paper, the
! "Northern Light.” Two were killed
i by Theodore Frankson while cari
! bou hunting and the other by
I Joseph Towkajhea.
Willie Hoogendom Improving
Willie Hoognedorn, teen-age
; Son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hoogen
! dorn. who was taken to Anchor
age last Sunday for medical
treatment following an accidental
shooting while hunting, is reported
improving and is to be operated
on when his physical condition im
proves, according to the report
received by his family.
RUMMAGE SALE
St. Joseph's Hall
Saturday Morning
Doors Open at 10 a.m.
Chief Polir ' Oliver
Will W Sm 0 or A- l*T\
3?folifvr Toe- 1 ■’v AW
Pit ■■'■'•lent Fr etch Cwieh. of the
PT.\. 1 is 'irv'cm vd that the main
speaker for the November meet
ing which will be held on Tues
day, will be the Chief of Police,
Robert Oliver, who will have many
interesting things to express to
parents and teachers.
This will be the last meeting of
the PTA until January as the De
cember meeting falls on Christinas
Day.
This program is designed to j
carry out one of the main objects !
of the PTA which is to secure ado- j
quote laws for the care and pro
tection of children and youth.
The following are the objects of
the National Congress of Parents
and Teachers:
To promote the welfare of j
children and youth in home, school, !
church and community; to raise the j
standards of home life; to secure j
adequate laws for the care and
protection of children and youth;
to bring into closer relation the
home and the school, that parents
and teachers may cooperate intelli
gently in the training of the child; j
to develop between educators and
the general public such united ef
forts as will secure for every child
the highest advantages in physical,
mental, social and spiritual educa
tion.
Important Meeting for Chamber
Chamber of Commerce members
are promised a very interesting
program on Monday noon, stated
the president, Frank Couch, as
information has been received on
the vocational school and will be
presente at the Chamber at the
regular noon meeting.
COMIN' . 77
From Fairbanks: J. Pollock, Noel
Rill, Trooper Rudolph, Harvey
Case, Grace Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Peterson and family, Brad
and Bonnie Miller.
GOIN' . . .
JoAnn Croell, Grant Nelson,
Cora Senungetuk, James Whitaker,
Judith Jorgenson, Clyde Rud, C.
Pauzus.
Grant Nelson, of Deering and
Nome, left for Seattle to spend the
Thanksgiving holiday with his
mother and grandmother and plans
to go on from there to Hawaii to
spend the Christmas holiday with
his family.
JoAnn Croell left for Fairbanks
to spend the Thanksgiving holiday
with her sister, who is a freshman
at the University of Alaska.
EVERYBODY WINS!
AT A.N.B. O-G-N-I-B
8 o’clock TONIGHT
Admission Free — Jackpot
Alcoholics Anonymous meeting
Saturday evening, 7:30, Conference
Room, MMM Hospital.
WANT ADS
FOUND: Pair of dark glasses. Call
at Nugget office.
FOR SALE: To highest bidder. The
old church building no longer
occupied or used, owned by the
Board of Missions of the Metho
dist Church, on north half lot
No. 1, Block 27, City of Nome.
Building to be removed from
the lot by Sept. 1, 1963. Bidder
must post $1,000 bond to insure
compliance. Bids to be accepted
on or before Dec. 1, 1962 and
mailed to Board of Trustees,
Community Methodist Church,
Nome, Alaska. For details call
2865.
FOUND — Ladies black glove.
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. 11
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NC SUPERMARKET
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Box 670 Nome Dial 2243
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