A Toller To
Stockholders Of
Nome Rowling. Inc.
Stockholders in the Nome Bowl
ing, In ., vour money still has
not been lost. Many of the stock
holders feel that their stock is not
worth anything and are not mak
ing an effort to put the alleys back
on its feet. As long as the doors
remain open your stock still has
some value and if you will bowl
a few lines you are protecting your
interest. The entire burden of
operating your alleys has been left,
to the board and a few interested
people.
Only a few months remain and
the present board will have com
pleted their year and then it will
be up to the stockholders to find
and elect an entire new board.
If more of the Nome stockhold
ers would volunteer some of their
free time to help operate the alleys
it is possible that some of the
present board members may agree
to serve for an additional year. At
4 Jo ,» et’Acnn t 4 ie
mornings to clean up the entire
building. Floors need scrubbing,
lanes and approaches need constant
care. A few hours a couple of days
a week would soon have the place
spic and span. Some of the stock
holders are making posters to
place in hotel rooms and business
houses in hopes of interesting
some transient trade. These alleys
belong to you, not the board and
unless you give your time as well
as your money, they will never
be a success.
Your board has done their part
to extend the life of the Nome
Bowlers and wish to announce that
a new contract has been executed
with Brunswick. Brunswick has
agreed to refinance both the lanes
and pinsetters with monthly pay
ments amounting to $857.40. The
board in negotiating this new con
tract with Brunswick had to agree
to an additional $9,626.44 which
covers past interest and refinanc
ing costs. This leaves a balance
due to Brunswick of $82,311.30 or
$56,774.33 on the pinsetters and
$25,536.97 on the lanes. The Small
Business Administration had pre
viously agreed to lower their
monthly payments which now
means the alleys must take in a
monthly revenue of $2,300 every
month to meet these commit
ments. This can be done if the
people of Nome will back their
alleys by bowling each week.
The 99ers League has donated
$268.88 and the Arctic League
$127 which is to go toward buying
new pins. The additional money
is being raised by the board
through an effort to collect back
locker rent and donations received
by interested bowlers.
Some of the leagues are still
short of players and if anyone is
terested in bowling please con
tact Father Nevue or Tom Martin.
Saturdays, Sundays and Mon
day nights are still held for open
bowling. Weekend afternoons are
beginning to pick up as school kids
are allowed to bowl 3 lines for
$1.00. Any school kids interested
in starting weekend leagues, may
contact any of the board members.
We are still open fo any person
having ideas for increasing the
revenue. A stockholders meeting
in the near future will be an
nounced bv the board.
—Tom Martin, Chairman of
Board of Nome Bowlers, Inc.
THE
BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH
• SERVICES •
Sunday Srhool 10:00
Mornin" Worship 11:00
Evangelistic Service 7:00 p.m.
Bible S*udy and Prayer Service
Wednesday — 7 p.m.
Boys and Girls Good News Club
Every Thursday and Friday at 4:00
Teen-Age Fellowship Every
Saturday Night at 7:30
Bob Leight — Missionary Pastor
BOMB EXPLOSION RIPS
HOLE IN MORMON TEMPLE
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah W -
An explosive charge blew a hole
m the east door of the famed
Mormon Temple today.
Police and FBI agents said sev
eral pieces of a type of explosive
cord were found on the steps.
Nothing was believed stolen
from within the temple. Police
found a sign reading “Viva Castro”
hanging on the high iron fence
that surrounds the temple.
Police Capt.. Dewey Fillis said
he did not think there was any
connection between the explosion
and the sign.
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Seely. Dillon Snys Next
Budget Will Re in the Red
WASHINGTON tV Scentary
of the Treasury Douglas Dillon
• iid Thursday President Kennedy's
proposals for a tax cut will be
sizable even though the adminis
tration’s next budget will once
again be in the red.
In an address prepared for a
fiscal conference sponsored by the
White House Labor-Management
Committee, Dillon said the tax cut
plan — which Kennedy expects to
send to the new Congress meet
ing in January—“does not mean
that we will face an endless suc
cession of budget deficits.'’
Quito the contrary, he argued,
the “basic reworking of our fiscal
structure’’ which will center around
tax legislation “will generate laud
get surpluses as the economy pr >
vides full employment in the
years ahead.”
Dillon’s address, and an < ■ r!: :
one by Secretary of Labe- V"" > -
Wirtz, seemed aimed at counter
ing a substantial sentiment in
Congress that it is unwise in .-•?
taxes when government spending
is far outrunning revenues.
Wirtz had argued that a tax
cut was essential to correct what
he called the deplorably high level
of unemployment.
THE CHURCH OF
JESUS CHRIST OF
LATTER DAY SAINTS
(Mormon)
Sunday Services 11:30 a.m.
Robert Johnson Residence
Across From Nome School
Telephone — 2402
'.~ .Million Will llv
Spent In Search for Oil
In Alaska's Arctic Slope
WASHINGTON' ,T A ■ ;>re h
for oil ;ind gas on a fill,725-acrc.'
section of Alaska’s Arctic slope
will be mode by two firms in the
next five years.
An exploration contract with
Sinclair Oil Co. and Hritish Petro
leum Exploration Co. <Alaska» has.
been approved by the Interior De
partment, the Alaska congression
al delegation said Thursday.
The companies are required to
drill at least three exploratory :
wells and spend $1.5 million in the
Chanda la r River development area <
east of Urniat about 250 mile- i
nor’invest of Fairbanks. i
Such contract- are awarded to
ncourage exploration in federal :
!' r ■ where land and weather con- ;
ddioiis make such activities diffi- i
cult and costly. t
Tiie new contract brings to 15 •
the number of similar agreements <
in effect in Alaska. They cover 5
some 7 million acres. r
OUR SAVIOR'S
LUTHERAN CHURCH
5th and Bering St.
Reynold F. Wilson, Pastor
SATURDAY
Sr. Luther League 7:30 p.m.
SUNDAY
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
Hi Luther League Committee
2:30 p.m.
Evening Service, 7:30 p.m.
TUESDAY
Jr. Hi Luther League 7:00 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
Mid-Week Meeting
and Prayer 7:30 p.m.
FRIDAY
Sr. Hi Luther League 7:30 p.m.
Officials Forecast S'7.H
Biilioti Budget Deficit
WASHINGTON >T> Aflrnm
; 'ration official, arc c.i ';mr
f< ieral budge ‘ deficit this ymr of
$7.8 billion. 7'hi could bo big
< nou n. perhaps, to jrrmeril /'re i
dent. Kennedy' plan fur a 1 ftfi.'t
tax cut.
Sin. Wrn Proxmire, <D-W;‘
v, a. ora- of :.ae f.r ‘ for. re-.,
nember.- to comment on the offi
cial deficit estimate announced by
ne Budg-J Bureau.
"Under the circumstances,” he
;aid, “it would be a serious mis
ake to give the Pres; den* the tax
:'jt which he indr a ted last sum
ner he will ark when Congress
■ . utne ."
It may have been no accident
hat, jus: prior to the deficit an
louncement. it was reported the
dministration ww giving thought
o a gradual tax reduction that
could take effect in several steps
-ver a period of on< to two year
iueh a plan would soften the :ru
led in te impact of lower taxes.
The Budget Bureau said several
actors were responsible for dash
ig its dream of k< opine out of
he red in the current fiscal y ar
hat began July 1.
COMMUNITY
METHODIST CHURCH
Howard L. DeVore, Pastor
Phone 2865 or 2277
Church School Classes 10 a-m.
Children, Youth, Adults
11 a.m. Divine Worship
7:30 p.m. Vesper Fellowship
and Sing
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GENERAL ELECTION
For State Senator I For House of Representatives
District N District P Dist. 17 Dist. 18 Disl. 19
NOME No. 1 .
NOME No. 2 .
SHAKTOOLIK .
TELLER .
GOLOVIN .
SAVOONGA .
ELIM .
WHITE MOUNTAIN .
GAMBELL .
ST. MICHAEL.
KOYUK .
WALES.
SHISHMAREF .
UNALAKLEET ..
STEBBINS .
HOOPER BAY .
PILOT STATION .
ST. MARY'S .
MOUNTAIN VILLAGE ....
SCAMMON BAY .
KOTLIK .
CHEVAK .
SHELDON POINT .
ALAKANUK .
KWIGUK .
RUSSIAN MISSION .
FORTUNA LEDGE .
KOTZEBUE .
POINT HOPE .
NOORVIK .
SELAWIK .
KIVALINA .
KIANA .
SHUNGNAK .
NOATAK .
DEERING .
BARROW .
CANDLE .
WAINWRIGHT .
ANAKTUVUK .
TOTAL
183 148 187
204 162 221
17 26 13
33 38 30
16 15 17
99 18 1 93
41 15 4 47
18 15 2 23
78 39 77
28 13 1 27
20 25 3 26
38 5 3 39
27 10 25
118 54 123
30 8 36
94 14 84
23 1 22
54 17 50
40 23 44
26 19 23
28 20 22
60 7 57
6 8 11
14 31 13
49 24 39
18 12 17
14 10 11
172 109 186
81 8 79
50 19 46
55 19 55
42 10 44
26 21 24
23 18 28
57 25 55
12 0 11
249 65 3 260
15 2 15
41 17 46
21 17 24
183 158 226 111
220 161 249 125
12 32 12 32
37 35 36 36
16 17 20 19
44 73 39 79
47 12 44 12 2
23 13 24 12
71 50 76 48
28 12 22 2
23 26 29 20
34 11 33 12
23 14 24 13
121 63 110 47
30 8 24 6
85 16 71 18
24 1 18 13
57 13 44 20
43 24 38 22 2
24 17 22 22
26 20 12 35 2
56 11 54 8 5
5 7 9 6
16 26 9 28
58 13 39 29
15 12 4 12
14 9 14 10
155 146 161 117
78 12 56 20
42 29 32 32 2
53 22 39 33 1
40 12 3 16 2
22 25 24 21
23 17 5 34
55 25 44 36
12 0 12 0
240 77 211 99
15 1 12 5
40 18 27 29
23 15 23 15
150
154
30
37
16
25
13
14
45
12
23
6
12
58
2
16
2
15
23
21
29
10
3
31
24
11
11
107
10
23
22
8
23
11
26
0
56
1
12
14
2220 1107
2250 1106 2133 1253
1951 1252
226 111
261 118
14 29
39 26
17 16
81 37
41 18
17 20
71 42
30 9
22 27
39 6
23 13
105 63
33 4
74 14
19 1
51 11
35 23
25 18
26 20
55 12
9 2
8 20
53 14
14 13
9 12
183
86
41
47
49
27
22
66
11
249
15
46
23
203 129
232 137
32 12
48 27
24 9
115 3
44 15
19 17
79 38
31 11
19 30
36 9
24 13
111 68
36 2 3
72 13
12 12
12 57
24 16
29
17 27
29 38
8 2
3 23
49 18
13
93
3
28
23
3
20
16
16
0
62
1
10
15
1397 899 865 290 1053 520 277 208