Repeat Showing
Of Concert Film
In response to quite a few re
quests, the concert film, with
Leonard Bernstein and the New
York Philharmonic Orchestra, will
be presented again tomorrow night
in the school Multipurpose Room
at 8. This is the performance of
Beethoven’s C Major Piano Con
certo, featuring Leonard Bernstein
at the piano.
Filmed in Berlin, Germany, at
the 1960 “Culture Festival,” it is
a dynamic presentation and the
sound on the film is superb. For all
those who would like to see it again
and for those who missed the show
ing last week.
In addition to the concert film,
will be another presentation, also
produced by the Ford Motor Co.,
called “The American Road.”
This is a terrific 40-minute film,
with re-enactments of historic
events in the development and
evolution of the Ford motor car.
There are many scenes showing1
Henry Ford and his associates in
the early Ford plant in Michigan,
and many scenes of early automo
biles in action. This film is well
done and is narrated by movie
actor, Raymond Massey.
There is no charge for these
films and it will be well worth
your while to see. The “Leonard
Bernstein Concert” and the “Amer
ican Road,” stated Bob Leight,
through whom the films have been
attained, begin tomorrow even
ing at 8 in the school Multipurpose
Room. All children must be ac
companied by their parents.
SEN. PEARSE WALSH
ENROUTE TO LEGISLATURE
Sen. Pearse Walsh was scheduled
to leave today, enroute to Juneau
for the 1963 session of the legisla
ture. His last remarks to everyone
he met were concerning the water
and sewage bond issue which
comes before the people next Tues
day.
He stated that the accelerated
tourist program with people coming
'.ere from all over the world made
is bond issue more important than
anything else to the development
Nome for both health and sani
‘ation reasons. He regretted that
e had to leave before voting in
i ivor of the issue.
Dial 2631 For
Arctic Sanitary
Service
1 Mothers Club Donates
Cups for Milk Program
The Nome Elementary School is
the recipient of a check for $56
which was presented to the school
hv the Nome Mothers Club. They
stated the money was to be used
for the purchase of paper cups for
the milk program.
Cups have been purchased for
the remaining months of school,
and money has been collected from
the pupils for cup expense for the
month of January. Therefore, no
collection of cup money will be
made for the first two weeks of
February as all students will bene
fit from the Mothers Club gift.
Two Sears Roebuck Men
Siudy Potentials for
Industry In Alaska
Robert Rives and Lee Morris,
buyers from the General Merchan
dise Office of Sears Roebuck, who
are studying the potentials for in
dustry throughout Alaska, spent the
weekend here looking over the
visible as well as the undeveloped
possibilities in this area, for fu
ture development. They plan to
go to Kotzebue before returning to
Fairbanks.
If they are satisfied with their
findings a more thorough study of
the areas they find most interesting
will be made later in the year.
The two men came directly from
Hawaii where a similar study is
being made. The day they were
to leave Hawaii there was a dif
ference of 130 degrees in tempera
ture between the two states and
they were pleasntly surprised to
find the weather in the 30’s when
they arrived in Nome instead of
i -50 as they had anticipated.
Magistrate's Court
George Eningowuk was given a
sentence, by the State Magistrate,
of 15 days for drinking while a
minor.
A previous suspended sentence
from Sept. 4 of 10 days was re
voked and both sentences are to
run consecutively.
NOTICE
The Pioneer Women of Alaska,
Auxiliary No. 1, invite the Pioneer
Men and their families to a pot
luck supper on Saturday evening,
Jan. 19, at 6:30, after which in
stallation of officers will be held
for both organisations jointly. Fol
lowing the short installation cere
mony a program is planned by the
ladies. 8c
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
A division of Alaska Steamship Co.
Sales Office: Dial 2234 Write Box 700
DEALERS IN
Lumber and Plywood
Building Materials
Wallboard Insulation
Oxygen and Acetylene
Welding Machines
Electrodes
Supplies and Accessories
Jaeger Pumps
Zeus and Pioneer Light Plants
MacWyte Wire Rope
Standard Oil Products
Lomen Commercial Co.
Nanook Claw
Warriors In
2-Game Series
Nome High’s Nanooks took a
pair of easy victories at the ex
pense of the visiting Bethel War
riors the past weekend.
Nome High’s height advantage
was the difference in both con
tests which saw the Nanooks roll
to easy 66-20 and 57-14 triumphs.
NHS really controlled the back
boards with a 67-17 edge in re
bounds Friday night and 84-35
Saturday night.
In Friday’s fracas the Nanook
starting quintet built up a com
manding 16-3 first quarter margin,
and from then on Coach Pete Hahn
used his bench for the rest of the
contest. Steff Andersen stayed in
the line-up until later in the game
and was the top gunner for the
Nanooks with 22 points.
For Bethel David Hawk led the
Warriors with 14 points and put
on real display of dribbling. Even
though the Bethel crew was way
behind they still stayed in there
and fought to the final whistle.
The second game was pretty
much the same as the first with
the Nanooks having too much
height for the visitors.
Stan Andersen was the top scorer
for the home team Saturday night
with a 21 point output. Stan was
the rebounder for the Nanooks in
the series — getting 12 the first
night and 18 Saturday.
Mike Martin had six and David
Hawk five for the losers.
NW Demo Committee
Makes Recommendations
The Northwestern Alaska Dis
trict Democratic Committee con
vened last Friday evening at the
City Hall with chairman Lester
Bronson presiding.
Sen. Bronson states that the
following actions and recommenda
tions were taken.
1. Re-activation of a previous
resolution to name the Vocational
School, to be built here next sum
mer, the William Beltz Vocational
School after the late senator from
Unalakleet.
2. Recommendation made that
Sen. Pearse Walsh be appointed as
a member of the International De
velopment Board to replace Sen.
Bob Logan whose office was ter
minated.
3. The appointment of Rep. Jacob
Stalker of Kotzebue to the North
western Democratic Committee.
4. Enlargement of the Fish and
Game Board recommended to in
clude representation from Barrow.
5. Recommended that the next
district committee meeting be held
in Kotzebue.
Several other items of interest
to this area were discussed for
action in the forthcoming session
of the legislature.
Hospital News
Admitted: Marty Teayoumeak,
Donald Lee. Discharged: Tom Tock
Bart Castell, Ora Gologeron, Mary
Cheemuk.
NOTICE
CML CIRCLE MEETING
TUESDAY — 8:00 P.M.
At home of Mrs. Charles Frasier
CITY COUNCIL
MEETING TONIGHT
8:00 P.M. — CITY HALL
WANT ADS
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Call at Nugget.
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central heating. Call Nugget, tf
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plant. Rebuilt. Complete with
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Arctic Club to Sponsor
Annual Dog Derby Here
Tom Martin, of the Arctic Club,
has announced that it is planned
to have the dog races here late in
March as usual to follow the races
in Fairbanks with invitations being
extended to the racers of the cham
pionship games.
It is important, he stated, that
as many villages be represented
as possible this year as dog racing
is growing throughout the state
and as Nome is the birthplace of
this type of sport, it must be kept
alive although the teams in the
immediate vicinity are few. How
ever there are many good teams in
this district.
Size of purse and other activities
in connection with the Nome Dog
Derby will be announced soon, he
said.
Special Entertainment
For Basketball Fans
Basketball fans had some special
entertainment during intermissions
of the games played at the high
school last weekend.
A brother and sister acrobatic
act was the feature during inter
mission Saturday night. Maxine
and Edward Kimotoak, Nome stu
dents, gave a tumbling and gym
nastic exhibition which was quite
a crowd pleaser. These students
have been working under the di
rection of Willard Felton, junior
high instructor, for the past few
weeks in preparation for the half
time activity.
Between games Friday and Sat
urday, Pat O’Connell and Gary
Beaty’s Little Leaguers performed.
Two teams played an eight minute
basketball game each evening.
Miners & Merchants Bank of Alaska
"The Friendly Bank”
FULL BANKING SERVICES
To Northwestern Alaska Since 1904
— BRANCHES IN KOTZEBUE and BARROW —
PUBLIC MEETING
ON
Water and Sewage Bond Issue
Sponsored by Jaycees
Thursday Evening at 8:00
Small School Auditorium
Bring Your Questions ? ?
The Mayor and Councilmen will have the answers