All-Stars • Bees
Split Two-Game Series
Nome basketball fans were
treated to two exceptionally good
inter-city games over the week
end, when tt»e Sportland Bees
from Faibanks invaded Nome for
e two game series.
The first game played Saturday
afternoon was a thriller won by
Nome 50-4#. Gordon Brown, in
dividual high scorer for the game
with IS points, put in the final
field goal with only seconds re
maining.
In the second game played Sun
day afternoon the Fairbanks
squad came from (behind to win
46-43. Nome led at halftime 26-22,
but were unable to stop their
taller opponents during the sec
ond half. -Fairbanks .was led by
Gil Farley’s 13 (joints. Steve Wil
son scored 12 points, Gordon
Brown and George Bell hit for
d0 points each to lead the Nome
squad.
Capt. Trafton of State Police
Spends Weekend at Nome
Capt. Wm. Trafton of fee State
Police, arrived here wife fee
Fairbanks Rotary Club and re*
mained over with the local state
officer, Joe Rychetnik. He will
make a trip to Kotzebue and re
turn to Nome for the meeting of
fee State Liquor Board cm Dec. 6.
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NOTICE
Real and Personal Property
Taxes will become delinquent if
not paid by Nov. 30, 1961.
Robert F. Scott.
City Clerk
Perfect Pattern Workshop
Scheduled for Nov. 29
(Mrs. Jean Burand, District
Home Demonstration Agent for
the University of Alaska Coopera
tive Extension Service, in re
sponse to numerous requests, a
workshop to Pick the Perfect Pat
tern will be held on Wednesday,
Nov. 29 at 2:30 and 8 p.m. The
same work will be done at each
meeting, the two times are ar
ranged with the thought that some
may be able to attend in the after
noon who cannot come in the eve
ning.
Each session will be about two
hours. The purpose of the meeting
will be to learn what type and
what size pattern most nearly fits
each member of the group. Thus,
each one is asked to bring a pen
cil, note paper, and tape measure.
If time permits we will discuss
line and design for each figure.
There will be no charge for
the discussion and no advance
registration is necessary, but
please be on tune so each one
will have a chance to complete
her measurements, stated Mrs.
Burand.
11 ROTARIANS FROM
FAIRBANKS VISIT NOME
Eleven Rofcarians arrived Sat
urday on a charter flight from
Fairbanks and were guests of the
Nome Rotary Club. They were
met by members of the organiza
tion and given a tour and in the
evening joined with the Jaycees
at the Junior Miss banquet.
Gilbert Dimmick. small son of
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dimmick
Annie If non mi fined
given a sentence of sixty
suspended on a drunk and dis
orderly charge.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: John Larsen and
Rachel Ibionna.
Discharged: Joyce (Manna.
ATTENTION
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN
Meeting Wednesday, 8 pun.
City Hall
ATTENTION
American Legion Auxiliary
CHARTER MIGHT
TONIGHT — 8:00 P.M.
Residence of Mrs. D. Murphy
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Jaycees Hold
Raising Banquet
For Miss Pageant
The Jaycees held a banquet
Saturday evening a* the North
Star dining room as a fund raising
project for the Junior Miss
Pageant which they sponsor for
the State of Alaska. Master of
ceremonies was Bob Erwin.
Next Saturday the local parti
cipants who must be high school
seniors will be evaluated and a
Nome .participant will be chosen
to enter the state contest, which
will be held here on Jan. 19, 20
and 21.
The seven girls participating for
Nome are Beverly Bohrer, Carole
Carlson, Ann Chambers, Gail
Croell, Pearl Johnson, Gail Mc
Iver, and Daphne Rylander.
The winner of the state contest
in January will be sent to Mobile,
Ala., where she will meet with
contestants from all the other
states. Each girl is judged on
her interests, ambitions, accom
plishments, indications of leader
ship, good citizenship and char
acter. Each participant has the
opportunity to model in evening
and sports clothes and to demon
strate her chosen talent.
The pageant has set its stand
ards high, with special emphasis
on character, good citizenship, re
ligious interests, and those quali
ties that will be of greatest value
to the young ladies, nut only at
the time of the pageant, but
throughout life.
Call Off Search
For Missing Airman ^
mm’
Extensive air and ground search
for M/Sgt. Roger J. Forstner, 48,
of Houston, Tex., was called off
Saturday when it was learned he
died in the wreckage.
The three men who parachuted
had expressed belief Forstner es
caped the same way. The plane
was taking 10 Air Force re
servisks bach to Ellington AFB,
near Houston, after Alaska man
euvers.
NEEDED EXERCISE . . .
BRANDON, Fla. i» — Deputy
Sheriff Johnny Caccitore found
an elderly resident of Tampa
riding his wheelchair astraddle
the centerline of State Route 60.
The man told the deputy he
needed some exercise and the
highway seemed a iikely place to
get it. He said he was staying
on the center line so he could
keep an eye on cars on both sides
of him.
“I believe I convinced him that
his thinking was in error and he
promised not to do it again,” said
Caccitore.
FOIST TICKET . . .
MAiNASQUAN, NJ. UFl — John
Kramer paid a $10 fine in Muni
cipal Court after receiving his
first traffic ticket In 86 yean of
driving. He then voluntarily «$r
rendered his driver’s license. j
Kremer, a retired engineer, said
he was nearly 81 and he had de
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