Local Man Arrested for
Making Anonymous Calls
A local man was fined $50 on
a drunk charge, $100 on a dis
orderly conduct charge, and he
was sentenced to 90 days in jail,
Wednesday in Magistrate’s Court.
' The jail sentence was suspended
for one year.
The drunk and disorderly con
duot charges were but a part of
his offense. Specifically he was
apprehended right after making
an anonymous phone call to a
local phone subscriber, in this
case a women, and making a gen
eral nuisance of himself.
William Okitkon, about 25 years
old, was arrested in one of the
local bars and pleaded guilty to
the charges.
Chief at Police Bob Oliver said
that this type of disorderly con
duct and creating a disturbance is
very hard to combat, but that
the Nome Police Dept, has de
vised a way to apprehend most
such lawbreakers.
Funeral Tomorrow
The funeral services for young
David Ahwinona will be held to
morrow afternoon at 2 pm. at
the Covenant Church.
Workshop Tonight
The Methodist Women have
scheduled a bazaar workshop in
the Old Fellowship Hall at 8
o’clock tonight.
Basketball Tuesday
jgf non - league basketball game
will be played Tuesday evening
starting at 7:30 at the school gym
between the High School Nanooks
and the Jaycees team. The second
game will be a scheduled league
contest between the ANB and the
ACS. • '
iWLTHG LEAGUE
3 W L
Greens 13 3
Shrine Club 12 4
m RCA 7 9
Polaris Hotel 6 10
ACS 5% 10%
1st Scout Bn. 4% 11%
Standings to date: High tkrei
names, Greens 2656; High teen
game. Greens 911; high series
Geo. Waldheim 565; and higl
game, Geo. Waldheim 234.
NOTICE
Real and Personal Properl'
Taxes will become delinquent i
not paid by Hot. 30. 1961.
Robert F. Scott.
City Clerk
Pub: Nov. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, 1961
Baptist Church to
Show Educational Film
The Bible Baptist Church is
offering the public an opportunity
to see a fine educational flkn,
called “God of the Atom”,
to With the growing interest of
the Russian atomic bomb tests,
this is a chance to are-first-hand
a startling different approach to
the bomb problem.
Featured in this film are ex
clusive photographs of equipment
used in atomic research, demon
strations of the tremendous ener
gies within every tiny particle of
matter. Behind-lhe-scene pictures
that capture all the suspense of
the events in atomic tests.
This film, with bibical connec
tion to the power of the atomic
bomb, as presented by Dr. Irwin
Moon -of the Moody Science La
boratories in Los Angeles, give a
positive answer, gained in no other
way.
The film will be shown follow
ing the Sunday evening service
and also on Monday and Tuesday
nights at 7:30.
Included in the film are actual
color movies at atomic bomb tests,
as filmed by the joint Army-Navy
Task Force No. 1.
GOLD DIGGERS
BOWLING LEAGUE
W L
North Star 11 5
Alaska Airlines 11 5
Aukruk Lanes 6 10
NC Co. 4 12
High series went to North Star
with 2479, Alaska Airlines 2496,
and Aukruk Lanes 2428.
High series: Ed Randall 556,
Dick Deems 518, and Carl Glavln
, ovich 508.
High games: Ed Randall 201,
Roy Tobuk 197, and Pat St. I
Amour >96.
BOAST OF ICEBREAKER
MOSCOW MU — The skipper of
the atomic icebreaker Lenin re
ported today he had covered 5,500
miles in a month in the Arctic,
“including 4,000 in heavy pack
ice no other ship in the world
ever dared to tackle.” A Tass
dispatch quoted the skipper, Boris
Sokolov, as saying the powerful
icebreaker can conduct ships
along the Arctic shore of the
USSR “without any risk, in any
weather, arid in any ice.”
NOTE OF APPRECIATION
We want to thank each and
every one that helped us in our
recent beareaveowni.
Samuel Ahwinona
and Family
LOME'S COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
PRE- FINISHED
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Knotty Cedar Plywood HM5 Shoot
Drift-Wood Mahogany 11.75 Shoot
8ilvor Spray Mahogany 11.75 Shoot
Exterior Rodwood 1230 Shoot
Marine Plywood — %*? to %” Thick
4'xT to 4 x20' Panels — HIM Ac Up
Pro-finished Celotex Wan Plank k Coiling Tile
From 22# par Square Foot
DOORS ? Interior & Exterior
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Nome School Open
House Has Big Turnout
Hie Nome School Open House
last evening was considered very
successful with an attendance of
between 450 to 500 persons.
One of tiie moat popular de
monstrations was in the Biology
Room where visitors were stole
to view biology specimens on mi
croscopes. Another very popular
department was Home Be .where
students demonstrated dress mak
ing and coffee and doughnuts
were served. The latter all were
consumed to the last drop and
crumb.
The junior high play “Standing
Room Only” played to a standing
room only audience in the Multi
Purpose Room and their very good
performance (bespoke many hours
of preparation.
A program of the evenings
events was given each visitor,
prepared by the Seventh Grade
English Class.
VOCATIONAL ADVISORY
BOARD MEETS TOMORROW
At press time today, most of the
members of the Vocational Edu
cation Advisory Board had ar
rived in Nome and their sched
uled meeting here is set for 10
am. tomorrow morning in the
jury room of the Federal Build
ing.
AN APPEAL FOR HELP
Chief of Police Bob Oliver to
day made an appeal to the public
to help prevent some little child
from being run over on the street
while coasting on a sled. He dir
ected his appeal to everyone, the
children themselves, older chil
dren, civic organizations and the
parents, to help curb sliding in
I the streets, 'before some youngster
is run over.
He Mika that persistent vio
lators be reported to the police
and they will take up the matter
with the child's parents or guard
ion.
To Demonstrate Sno-Traveler
Barrow Morgan of the Arctic
Club said today that he would
give demonstration rides Satur
day afternoon on the Sno-Trav
eler. Some lucky person is going
to be given that little vehicle as
a highlight of the Arctic Club
Carnival Saturday night.
ATTEND PRE-CAMPAIGN
BRIEFING IN ANCHORAGE
FOR THE MARCH OF DIMES
Mrs. Mary Andersen left today
for Anchorage to attend a pre
campaign briefing for the March
of Dimes. The principal speaker
at the meeting next week will be
the medical director of the birth
defects division of the University
of Washington Medical School.
Former - Gov. Frank Heintzle
man Is the chairman of the
March of Dimes for Alaska.
Mrs. Andersen was accompan
ied by her daughter Mary.
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