’ A1 ■ f cKvsl defense slated
FOR TUESDAY NIGHT
A .Civil Dfense meeting has
been called for Tuesday evening
at 7:30 at the Multi-Purpose
Boom of the school by Area Di
rector, Lester Bronson.
One-thousand cases of emer
gency rations have been allo
cated to the Nome area from the
10,000 cases for Alaska and will
be brought here via Alaska Na
tional Guard planes, stated Bron
son _
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
TO HOLD SPECIAL SERVICES
Rev. Gene Smith, of the Kenai
Nazarene Church is scheduled to
arrive in Nome via his own plane.
He is bringing his wife and two
children.
Rev. Smith is the pastor of
Kenai Church surd has also start
ed a branch Sunday School at.
Soldotna. Soldotna is new and
growing community where rr.any
of Alaska's oil wells are located.
Rev. Smith and his family plan
to be in Nome for a week; while
here they will be holding special
meetings in the Church of the
Nazarene.
Correction . . .
Correcting a news item in Wed
nesday’s paper — Floyd Fager
strom is not leaving to make his
home in Golovin but is returning
home to Golovin, where he is
mayor of the community.
Kakaruk Reindeer Herd
I* Now at Big Creek
The Kakaruk reindeer herd is
now located at Big Creek about
47Vi miles out of town, reports
owner Johnny Kakaruk, and the
road has been excellent. Many
people have been out not only
to see the fall slaughter, but to
take pictures of the herd. The fall
slaughter will continue there as
long as the road is usable, he
stated.
NOTICE
LUTHER LEAGUE
BAKE SALE
SATURDAY — OCT. 21
NC STORE — 2:00 PM.
NOTICE
LYW Community Cantor will
have open house on Monday from
2:30 to 3:30 pun. for the out ol
town guests coming for tha
church consecration. Also wel
come at Nils time are the new
families who are spending theix
first winter in Nome.
Esther McCoy.
Supervisor in Charge
| New Methodist Church
Consecration on Monday
A charter flight from Anchor
age is scheduled to arrive Mon
day fnorning for the consecration
ceremony of the new Community
Methodist Church, as well as a
group from Fairbanks, headed by
Bishop Raymond Grant who will
take part in the ceremony Mon
day evening at 7:00.
After the arrival of the group
Monday morning they will be
given a special tour of the hos
pital, followed by a luncheon at
noon with the Chamber Com
merce. In the afternoon they will
visit another Methodist institu
tion, the LYW Community Cen
ter.
Miss McCoy has announced
open house for them and new
families in the community from
2:30 to 3:30 p.m.
At 5:00 p.m. a no-host dinner
has been planned .at the North
Star of local food specialties and
to which everyone is invited. It
is requested, however, that reser
vations be made early as seating
is limited. There will be Eskimo
dances for the guests.
At 7:00 p.m. the Consecration
Ceremony will take place in the
new church followed by open
houset, sponsored by the WSCS
and light refreshments.
_
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Ubrraine Bahr of
Unalakleet, Paul Nunooruk, Sil
vario Ruiz and Henry Okpealok.
In Magistrates Court
Magistrate James St. Amour
returned from a trip to St. Mi
chaels and White Mountain with
State Police officer Joe Rychet
nik. '
While in St. Michaels they in
vestigated the fire which took the
lives of three children and
brought iV-c,ck Henry Kobuk on a
charge of disorderly conduct. He
was sentenced to 180 days in jail
with 90 suspended.
From White Mountain they
brought back Robert Apofc Jr. on
a charge of assault for which he
was sentenced to 180 days in
jail with 150 suspended.
Harry Komonaseak was sen
tenced here to 90 days with 30
suspended for assault and Dwight
MiUigruk 30 days suspended for
disorderly conduct.
NOTICE
Reservations are now being
taken for the Methodist no-host
dinner Monday night at 5:00. Call
the North Star or Rev. McCray.
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Roman Banquet Held
In Multi-Purpose Room
Last night the Multi-Purpose
Room at the school was the scene
of a Roman banquet with the
French students as guests of the
Latin II class.
The 'table was decorated in
white and gold, and colorful togas
and tunics were worn 'by students,
guests, and faculty members who
attended.
Jeanette Amundsen, president
of the club, was toastmistress, and
in accordance with Roman cus
toms, the hosts presented enter
tainment during the dinner. Sev
eral musical numbers were given
in Latin, a short comedy was given
by the entire class, and Ivan
Sundstrom gave a hilarious report
of the latest news of that day.
'Members of the Latin Club are:
Gail Mclver, Marcia Conklin,
Pearl Johnson, Sally Walker, Da
phne Rylander, Jeanette Amund
sen, Ivan Sundstrom, Richard
Atuk, Pam Mulvihill, Carole
Doyle and Jo Chambers.
EMPLOYMENT SECURITY
OFFICE NOW OPEN
The Employment Security of
fice is now open for business in
the C. C. Tanner Bldg, west of
the North Star Hotel with hours
from 8:30 ajm. to 5:00 pjn., stated
the district manager Mary Pil
cher. The office will be closed
during the noon hour she stated.
Testing tor applicants for the
secretarial position in this office
will be held at the school on
Nov. 6 and 7 and at the ESC of
fice on Nov. 8.
NC STORE TO HANDLE
GIRL SCOUT UNIFORMS
The Girl Scout Neighborhood
Committee announces that the
NC Stor» will be handling Girl
Scout uniforms and badges from
now on. Uniforms may be ordered
directly at the store, stated Ellen
Jones, but badges must be order
ed through Girl Scout leaders.
Northerners Circle
T9 Meet Saturday Night
The Northerners Circle of the
Methodist Church will hold their
first meeting of the fall season
at 7:00 pm. gt the Fellowship
Hall on Saturday.
ARRIVALS k DEPARTURES
To Fairbanks: Uef Oostness, M.
Koup, C. Tillburg, E. A. Burke,
Mel Posey, Mike Sullivan, Earl
Bolts, John Hankins, Same God
frey, Jim Barnhart, James Flex
man, C. Willis, and Mr. Swantz.
From Fairbanks: Father Mur
phy, Dave Gilhouley, Mr. Clint
worth, Mr. Adams and Mr. Mc
Lean.
To Kotzebue: Bertha Barr.
NOTICE
Lost and Found articles will bo
on display tonight, Saturday and
Sunday in tbo lobby of tbs
theater at show time. If not claim
ed, they will be given away. No
phone calls please.
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11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Tuesday & Wednesday
To Accomodate
The Working People
Thur. - Fri. - Sat.
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
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