Cheerleaders Bait Lions
With Goodies
Jack Carpenter, Lion Club pres
ident, reports that the Lions
snarled, bit, scratched, roared . .
and purred — and came up with
$100 for the Nome High School
Cheerleaders.
It seems that Alice Arnold, rep
resenting the Nome High School
Cheerleaders had presented the
Club with a big brown, coconut
covered cake built in the shape of
a Lion. Thereupon lies the tail.
The Lions, 13 strong, reports Car
penter, elected to auction it off
among their body and apparently
no one was content to see his
maned brother carry it off. A de
lighted, but somewhat alarmed
Mrs. Sharon Bell finally closed the
bidding with a final $5 bid of her
own. Mrs. Bell had accompanied
the Cheerleaders to the Lions den
at the North Star Seaview Room,
and upon leaving expressed appre
ciation to the Lions for their un
selfish support of the Cheerleaders.
Carpenter commented that “that
other club” in town apparently
didn’t understand the situation, as
they could only raise $53.”
Carpenter also stated that their
club had sent a wire of condolence
to the family of President Ken
nedy, and received in return a
card of appreciation from Presi
dent Lyndon Johnson.
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What about compulsory hookup
Mayor Wilke: “Most bondinj
j companies would not touch a Rev
enue issue unless they have somi
assurance as to how many cust
omers the facility is going to servt
as they will insist on a reserve
of one and one half times the
j amount of money to meet the firs1
payment and all subsequent pay
ments or until it is shown that the
utility is paying itself off. Also,
from the viewpoint of Public
Health Service, if service is avail
I able I believe it is a state law that
! property owners must hook up. It
will not be immediately necessary
however, but I believe that it will
be some time within the coming
year, after the sewer and water
lines are in.’’
What will be the cost per month
to a user?
Mr. Reader: "It is not possible
at this time to set a rate schedule.
However, one could say probably
it depends on the amount of water
used. Of course the sewer would
have to be a set amount or depend
ent on the number of people in
the family or in the case of a ho
tel or commercial house, the num
ber of rooms, etc.”
Will the system be expanded to
take in more of the town?
Mr. Wilke: "Obviously this will
hinge on the amount of revenue
taken in, however it will be a
simple matter, the way the system
s laid out, to continue service in
almost any direction.
Where do I vote on the 6th?
Mr. Doyle: “People residing
west of Division Street will vote
at City Hall. Persons residing east
of Division Street, at the National
Guard Armory. Polls will be open
from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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Where ? ?
In Nome ? ?
Can You Buy ? ?
BUILDING MATERIALS
WELDING EQUIPMENT
LIGHT PLANTS
PUMPS — Hand, Suction, Electric, Gas-Powered
Lubrication Equipment — Insulation
Presto-Lite — Steel Bars and Plates
Sled Runners and Hickory —
— A Left-Handed Wrench —
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
Sales Office: Dial 2234 Write Box 700
ACS Changes Call
Letter Signal
Lt. Col. Alexander Alvarado,
commander, 1929th Communica
tions Group 'ACS' of the U.S. Air
Force, announced today that ef
fective January 1. 1964, radio call
letters for all ACS radio telegraph
stations will be changed. All ves
sels and land radio stations con
tacting ACS stations after January
1 are requested to use the new'
call letters.
The new call letters for Nome
are AKN22, and lor Kotzebue,
AKN44.
M-M-M HOSPITAL
Admitted — Vincent Kaningok,
Martin Okpealuk, Perry Kagoona
Sr., James Stone Jr.. Sharon Stone,
Orel la Brown.
Discharged — Josie Okboak,
Carolyn Nupowhotuk.
Joseph Mickel, age 50, of Nome,
died at the Hospital.
Donations to Tippet Family
At $100,000 Mark
DALLAS, Tex. 0P>—About $100.
000 has been donated so far to the
widow and three children of Dal
las policeman J. D. Tippet, killed
in the aftermath of President Ken
nedy’s assassination.
Police sav mail for the Tippit
fund is tapering off somewhat.
An undisclosed amount also has
been donated to the family of Lee
Oswald, alleged assassin of Ken
nedy and Tippit who himself was
murdered.
ATTENTION MASONS
Regular staled communications on
December 5, 1963. at 8 pun. Also
Yearly Election, for which your
presence is requested. All visiting
Masons welcome.
Anvil Lodge F&AM
WERNER E. BOHRER. W.M.
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subscription, $4 a year for each
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ORDER your Christmas trees early
Call 2356 or 2689.
FOUND — Black half rimmed eye
glasses. Claim at Munz-Northern
Office.
MAN or Woman Wanted — Full
or part-time opening in Nome.
Serve established demand for
Rawleigh Products. Car neces
sary. Write Rawleigh. 306 Ade
line, Oakland, Calif. 94607.
145c
WANTED — Harpoon with all ac
cessories. Write Dick Galleher,
c/o Munz Airways, Nome.
145c
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ever upward, it is becoming in
creasingly more difficult to find a
bargain. Here is one:
Commencing December 1, new
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