Philharmonic Concert
Tomorrow Evening at 8
Music lovers are once again in
vited to attend the last in a series
of three filmed concerts, produced
by the Ford Motor Co., and per
formed by Leonard Bernstein and
the New York Philharmonic Sym
phony Orchestra. This concert was
filmed in 1960 in West Berlin, dur
ing the “Berlin Culture Festival,”
with the audience consisting of
music students from 40 West Ber
lin e schools.
The Universality of Music is the
theme of Mr. Bernstein’s comments,
along with a superb performance
of Beethoven’s C Major Piano Con
certo, with Leonard Bernstein at
the concert piano, accompanied by j
the Philharmonic Orchestra.
There is no admission charge
for the program. The public is
cordially invited as a public serv
ice of the Nome School, however
it is asked that any children at
tending, please be accompanied by
their parents. The concert begins
at 8 tomorrow evening in the Mul- ;
tipurpose Room at the Nome
School.
Two British Papers Attack
U.N. Operations In Congo
LONDON UP) — Two British
newspapers Saturday attacked the
U.N. operations in Katanga.
“The U.N. authorities must put
an end to the growing reputation 1
for aggression and intolerance |
their army is earning in Katanga,” j
said the Daily Sketch.
The Daily Express, commenting
on the shooting of two Belgian
women by troops of the U.N. In
dian division near Jadotville, said:
“The United Nations must bear
the same responsibility as would
fall on any government waging
war at a distance by means of of
ficers and troops who are following
or exceeding or defying a direc
tive.”
NOTICE
There will be a regular meeting
of iha Order of Eastern Star this
waning at 8. Plans will be made
*vr installation ceremonies to be
held on Jan. 21.
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Dr. Rokc*' T i<?
Dr. Robert Ellis. 32, passed away
in Phoenix, Ariz., after a short
illness brought on by hepatitis.
He is survived by his wife, the
former Margaret Bjornstad, two
children and his mother.
Dr. Ellis had a practice in An
chorage before his illness and was
well known here having given re
lief service here a few years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Bjornstad, par
ents of the widow, plan to leave
here shortly for Arizona to be w th
their daughter who is expecting
her third child.
Mrs. Ellis lives at 2931 East Os
borne Rd.. Phoenix, Ariz.
Burial was held today in
Phoenix.
Seattle-Tacoma
Airport Socked In
SEATTLE (/PI — Fog tied up
air travel in western Washington
Sunday and todav, and no gen
eral weather break was expected
until Tuesday afternoon.
Not a plane landed or took off
at Seattle-Tacoma Airport after 7
p.m. Sunday and the field was
still closed today. At nearby Boe
ing field the fog lifted occasionally
to permit a few landings and take
offs.
Some airlines sent passengers to
Portland by bus.
The Weather Bureau predicted
more fog today and Tuesday morn
ing, with clearing and colder
weather Tuesday afternoon.
CHARLES PAUL PASSES
C arles Paul, 34, died Jan. 5 in
Anchorage after a long illness and
his body will be brought to Nome
for burial.
Survivors are sisters, Mary Wei
nard of Candle, who arrived her<
over the weekend; Margaret Pau
of Anchorage, who will bring thi
body to Nome; and a brother, Jack
now in Montana.
Funeral services will be held al
the Catholic Church, here, at 1:00
p.m. Thursday.
NOTICE
Arctic Native Brotherhood
Meeting 8:00 p.m. Jan. II
All members requested to attend
NOTICE
City of Nome Car Stickers foi
1963 can now be purchased at the
City Hall Office.
Robert F. Scott,
City Clerk
Pub: Jan. 2, 4, 7, 9, 11, 1963.
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Wallboard Insulation
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M°*hodis4 ^urch
!*s Annual
School of Missions
C' " st am the
v> a' famll’ar •
’a ’van. Okinawa
r away "’ac^s to
t' thousands of
places are becom
V'. nearest town
;S ufheast Asia s the area of the
i world selecte 1 for special empha
sis a^d studv t is year by the
National Cou^i! of Churches. And
as manv othe1* churches, the Com
munity Method st Church of Nome
is planning ts annual School of
Missions unde the leadership of
Rev Howard DeVore.
The Sunday School-wide pro
gram will bag.” Sunday evening.
Tan 13, at 7. T'e following pri
mary, junior and jun’or high
teachers w'll participate: Mrs.
Andrew Norland, Mrs. John Schad
ler, Mrs. Wilbur Arnold, Dr. John
Schadler, Miss Barbara Wilson,
Mrs. Charles Reader, Mrs. David
Nease and M”s P.°ttv DeVore.
The adult School of Missions will
begin Sunday night, Jan. 20 at 7,
when the purposes of the study and
the study of Korea will be present
ed. Included in the study series will
be a movie, a film strip, discus
sions, exhibits, worship and music,
concerning Southeast Asia. On Fri
day night, Feb. 1, the WSCS will
meet to continue further the theme
of Southeast Asia in its program.
The public is urged to come and
participate in this study of an area
of the world so far from Nome.
Those members of our community
on the committee presenting the
adult study series are the follow
ing: Mr. John Poling, Mr. Arthur
Nagozruk, Sr., Dr. John Schadler,
Mrs. James Hart, Mrs. Victor
Charles, Mrs. Fred Durrett, and
Mrs. Robert Fenstermacher, Sec
retary of Missionary Education for
the WSCS.
l Magistrate’s Court
- Irene Iworegan was given a sen
, tence of 90 days on a charge ot
larceny.
Davis Mendalook was sentenced
to 15 days for a drunk charge.
Ida Cabinboy was fined $25 sus
pended for drinking while a minor.
Henry Olanna pleaded guilty to
three Fish and Game violations on
Sept. 13. The complaint was filed
by Joe Brantley, Fish and Game
agent on Dec_ 7.
He pleaded guilty to hunting
, without a license and was fined
( $1.00, suspended; shooting water
fowl with a rifle and fined $10,
suspended; shooting ducks from a
motor driven conveyance and fined
$10, suspended.
NOTICE
First meeting of the year of the
Nome Mother's Club will be held
tonight at 7:30 at the Lutheran
Fellowship HalL Mrs. Agnes
Komakhuk will give her report on
short course.
NOTICE
Girl Scout Nome Neighborhood
Committee will meet Tuesday. Jan.
8 at 8 p.m. at the residence of
Mrs. Margaret Johnson.
RUMMANGE SALE
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V/ednesday. Jan. 9
10 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
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Judgment
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Council Selects Judges
At a spec al Council meeting on
Friday evening the following per
sons were selected as judges for the
special bonding election which will
be held on Jan. 22. They are Reca
Godsbe, chairman: Lois Mclver,
W. W. Laws, Emma Black, and
Beverly Morgan.
Ordinance 413 was adopted by
the Council which is the special
election ordinance.
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