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Nome C \\ League teams have
organized and startl'd praetiein.it; .n
pn unit ion for the coining 1962
62 city league basketball season.
The teams this season are: The
Arctic Native Brotherhood, Polar
Hornets. Nome Merchants, Jay
cees and Nome High School
Nanooks.
The league teams other than
the High School have established
a practice schedule on Sundays as
follows: 12 noon to 2 p.m.. Jay
cees; 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.. Polar Hor
nets; 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.. ANR; and
6 p.m. to 8 p.m., Merchants.
The teams organized this year
seem to have even balance in
ability and man power and the
prospects are for some close, ex
citing games
The first city league games are
scheduled for Nov. 16 at 7:30
and 9:00 p.m. in the high school
gym.
City Council Holds
Special Session Monday
The Nome City Council met in
special session Monday afternoon
and approved the action of the
Utility Board to place bids on 4
25.000 gallon tanks being offered
for sale by the U.S. Army Engi
neers.
The Mayor was authorized by
the Council to file application for
that money available for sewage
disposal plant in connection with
the water and sewage system.
The Council also passed two re
solutions authorizing the applica
tion for the grant from HHFA
and that the city would spend foi
capital improvements an amoun
equal to the city’s share for suet
improvements.
Rev. and Mrs. Wilson, of th
Lutheran Church left today fc
Anchorage where Rev. Wilson wi
lecture to a college group at th
Joint Lutheran Reformation Festi
val. On Monday he will be attend
•; g a welfare meeting and plan
to return home on Tuesday.
Hospital News
Discharged: Sam Nowpokahok
Everett Dick.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kowchee ar«
parents of a baby girl born a
t..e hospital Nov. 1.
U-S. MERC is the PLACE to BUI
— FRESH SHEE FISH —
From Kotzebue
r
Democrats Sweep Slate
In “General Election"
\ t \on*e Hi'?;1! School
The Norm' High School this
morning 'noId i straw Vote on all
the candidates and issues to come
before the voters on Tuesday. The
Democratic candidates made a
clean sweep over all the Republi
cans. Following are the results:
Governor — Egan 64, Stepovich
an, Hamilton 1, Khrushchev 1.
US. Senate—Omening 63, Stev
ens 56. Jim Gillis 1.
U.S. House of Representatives—
Rivers 68, Thomas 52. Bourger 2.
State Senate Dist. N—Foster 83,
; Martin 37.
1 State Senate Dist. P—Walsh 67,
Mclver 53. Castro 2.
State House Dist. 18—Blodgett
64, Johnson 58.
Capital Move Initiative No. 1—
Against 97, For 27.
Bonding Issues—No. 1 for the
U of A. For 90, Against 28.
No. 2. General School Construc
1 tion. For 92. Against 27.
No. 3. Trunk Airports. For 90.
Against 30.
No. 4, Kodiak-Aleutians Voca
tional School, For 79, Against 40.
Supreme Court Justices — Nes
bett. For 81, Against 41; Dimond,
For 86. Against 34.
Piano Recital Will Be
Presented at Nome School
At a high school assembly at
! 10:30 a.m. Nov. 6. Theodore ‘ Ull
j man, will present a 40-minute
I piano recital. Under the auspices
| of the Music Foundation Artists
i Bureau and the Nome Schools, he
1 will appear at the piano in the
i Multipurpose Room for a high
I school assembly, to which inter
1 j ested adults are invited.
Dr. Ullman, who has given re
citals in every state in the union,
2 and on every continent, is winner
T | of a score of competitive awards
j in music, and a member of the
e teaching staff of the Julliard School
‘ of Music in New York City.
‘ | His program is: Prelude and
51 Fugue in D major, Bach-d ’Albert;
j Album Leaf, Beethoven; Intermez
zo in C major, Brahms; Etude in
A minor (Winter Wind Etude),
■ Chopin;
March from Opus 3, Prokofiev;
“ Arabesque in E major, Debussy;
• Mountain Tune, Keeney .
NOTICE
My wife. Donna, having left my
bed and board. I am no longer
responsible for her debts.
John T. Kline
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LUMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
Sales office: Dial 2234 Write Box 700
DEALERS IN
Lumber ft Plywood Building Materials Wallboard Tn^ieticm
Oxygen & Acetylene Welding Machines Electrodes
Supplies and Accessories
Jaeger Pumps Zeus ft Pioneer Light Plants
MacWyte Wire Rope Standard Oil Products
Donald Mackay Is New
Pilot For Munz-Northern
Mun/ North tin Airlines lias
added an additional bush pilot to
their company. Donald Mackay,
who hails originally from southern
California where he attended East
Los Angeles Jr. College.
In 1958 Mr. Mackay moved to
Seattle and was employed as a 1
flight instructor and charter pilot.
In March of 1961 he came to Alas
ka as a pilot with Alaska Airlines ■
and lived in Fairbanks and An
chorage. With Alaska Airlines he i
has flown the Seattle-Alaska route j
and has also flown the North Arc- ■
tic Coast, Interior and West Arctic j
Coast. Don will be flying the Aero 1
Commander and will also help out
Harvey Wider in the bush.
Don will be joined in Nome by :
his 4-year-old daughter as soon
as he has ari'anged accommoda- i
tions.
Ttbb BHUNSUN AISU
CHILDREN ARRIVE
FOR VISIT HERE
Mrs. Allen Sparks and her four j
children, two sets of twins, arrived I
tl'.is morning from Anchorage for j
a visit with her parents, Mr. and |
Mrs. Les Bronson.
Toss’ husband, Sgt. Allen Sparks J
of the Air Force, was one of the
first Air Force men transferred
to Alaska in connection with their
operation of the Alaska Communi-1
cations System. They moved to j
Anchorage from Colorado last j
month.
Since then Sparks was called j
to Seattle so Tess brought the j
twins, Ricky and Vicky, and |
Les and Lesly to Nome for a visit
until their father’s return.
Mrs. E. Bohrer to Anchorage
Mrs. Ernie Bohrer, postmistress
for several years, leaves today for
her new home in Anchorage where
her husband has preceded her.
Until a new postmaster is ap
pointed, Edith Thompson Lowe
will be acting in that capicity.
Mrs. Bohrer has been a gracious
person in the public capacity in
which she has served and her
cheerfulness will be missed at the
Nome post office.
NOTICE
Hq. & Hq. Det. 1st Scout Bn.
will conduct a scheduled drill at
1900 hrs. Monday 5. '62, at the
Armory. All members will attend.
PIONEERS ATTENTION
Regular meeting Wednesday,
Nov. 7, 8 pan. Full attendance re
quested. Refreshments.
—Ralph DeLong, President
Alcoholics Anonymous meeting
Saturday evening, 7:30. Conference
Room, MMM Hospital.
WANT ADS
224-YEAR CALENDAR — 1776 to
2000, 14x17 inches, $1 ea. Post
paid. G-H Co., 415 D. St. No. 1,
Anchorage, Alaska. 130p
FOR SALE—To Highest Bidder:
Remains of Methodist Parson
age on Lot 7, Block 57. Bids to
be postmarked on or before
Tuesday, Nov. 6, 1962 and ad
dressed to “Board of Trustees,
Community Methodist Church,
Box 296, Nome.” Bid to include
house and three 14 x 16 main
beams supporting it. Must be
removed by May 31, 1962. Call
2865 or 2277 for more informa
tion. Highest bidedr takes it.
FOR SALE: 1960 Volkswagen.
Call 2416. tf
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.
FOUND: “The" Party of the
P e o p 1 e,” the DEMOCRATIC
PARTY, founded by Andrew
Jackson in 1828.
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THEATERS
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— Second Show, 9:30
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
The Guts and Glory Story of the l ndf eatables !
BATTLE AT BLOODY BEACH
Audie Murphy Gary Crosby Dolores Michaels
MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT
SUNDAY and MONDAY
RETURN TO PEYTON PLACE
IT BEGINS W HERE PEYTON PEACE LEFT OFF!
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ELEANOR PARKER MARY ASTOR ROBERT STERLING
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