A Letter to The Nugget
And Children of Nome
I, Jim Grow, do hereby, by my j
own free will, admit that on1
Oct. 31, 1956—Halloween Day— i
did play a dirty trick on the most I
loveable children (little devils,
goblins, etc.* of this wonderful
town of Nome—by turning out
all of my lights and preparing
my evening meal by shaded can
dlelight—thereby thwarting their
scurrilous scheme of extracting
from me the sickening and strictly
non beneficial treats that the next
day bring only stomach aches.
And so I do hereby fine myself
$25.00 as a contribution to the
proposed Youth Recreation Cen
ted in Nome.
Check for same enclosed and
humbly hoping that the more
financially endowed citizenry of
this community who have any
love whatever for the potential
greatness of its youth will pro
portionately contribute to the
proposed Youth Recreation Cen
ter.
—Jim Grow
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Howard Yates To Join
Anchorage Police Depi.
Howard Yates, who has been a!
police officer here for the past
year, has put in his resignation
and is leaving soon for Anchor
age to join the police force there.
Yates will be replaced by
Wayne Ditman, who is expected
to arrive soon from Tacoma
where he has had 12 years ex
perience in police work. Ditman
will be accompanied by his wife
and 12-year-old son.
Mrs. John Reader will replace
Mrs. Yates at the desk in the
police station.
Daughter Born to Harihawi
Mr. and Mrs. James Harshaw
are the proud parents of a
daughter bom yesterday and
weighing eight pounds. She was
named Rebecca Lee. Mr. Harshaw
is a laboratory technician at the
MMM Hospital.
WEATHER FORECAST
Partly cloudy tonight and Sat
urday with little change in tem
perature.
Sunrise tomorrow at 7:54 a.m.,
sunset tonight at 3:39 p.m.
Extreme temperature on this
date since 1907: highest 45 in
1938, lowest -2 in 1918.
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60 YEARS SERVING ALASKA
Freighter Sailings from Seattle
EVERY TUESDAY
Calling at Seward and Valdes
And every Friday tor Seward
NOTICE
It has come to my attention and
to members of the Fire Dept, that
ios many persons rush to fires
and hinder the firemen by get
ting in the way.
Nome Fire Dept, members are
insured by the city and have
assigned duties when the fire
alarm sounds. Persons not con
nected with the department can
only impair their efficiency by
getting in the way during a blase.
This is to inform the public that
all members of the Fire Dept,
automatically become police of
ficers the minute the fire siren
blows. They have full power to
arrest anyone falling to yield the
right of way to equipment going
to the scene of the fire, or who
parks vehicles in the vicinity of
the fire or in any way hinders
the firemen in the performance
of their duties.
To parents: It is your respon
sibility to caution and educate
your children on the dangers at a
fire and the chasing of the fire
fighting equipment. The city can
not be held responsible if some
child is run over or otherwise
injured during a fire.
I ask all parents to cooperate
as we don't want a preventable
fatality in our community. If the
children do not heed this warn
ing, action against the parents I
will be necessary.
Carl Webb,
Fire Chief j
Skating Pond At
Ball Park Now
Ready For Kids
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Through the combined efforts
of the City, the U.S.S.R. & M.
Co. and the Arctic Club the
skating pond on Steadman Ave.,
on the ballpark site, has now
been completed. The skating area
is now ready for use by the kids
of Nome.
A great deal of the work per
formed in preparing the pond was
done by the mining company who
provided the pipe lines and water
for flooding the area. The city
dozer was also used and Arctic
Club members donated their time.
The Arctic Club is negotiating
for a small, heated building to
be moved to the pond for the
skaters to use in changing skates
and warming up.
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CUB SCOUTS TO MEET
SATURDAY NIGHT AT
METHODIST SOCIAL ROOMS
The Cub Scouts will hold a
Pack Meeting Saturday evening
from 7 to 8 o'clock at the social
rooms of the Methodist Church.
All Cubs and den mothers are
urged to attend the meeting. All
mothers of Cub-age boys are also
invited as more den mothers are
needed to make a success of the
Cub program.
At present there are 45 Cubs in
Nome’s Cub Pack 363.
Friends of Mrs. Andrew Nor
land report that she is now in
the Claremont Hotel in Seattle
and expected to enter a hospital
soon. They report that she will
return to Nome at the earliest
possible date.
Miss Donna Lyle And
Barrow Morgan
Announce Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lyle have
announced the engagement of
their daughter, Donna, to Barrow
Morgan, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Morgan of this city.
The wedding is scheduled to be
held here late this month.
The groom is associated with
his father here in the automotive
business.
To My Fellow Citizens
Of The Second Division
I desire to express my thanks to
those of you who voted for me
in the recent election and appre
ciation of the faith and confidence
reposed in me to well and faith
fully represent you the the Leg
islature. from my years of serv
ing you. .
I regret that I lacked the ability
to impress those ot you who did
not support nor vote for me.
I am greatly pleased that you
did elect Mrs. Bullock in knowing
of her ability, sound judgement,
impeccable character and the
ability to get results from her
record in the House and to know
that the Senate will have an ex
cellent Repubican in its member
ship.
I have known Clinton Gray
since boyhood and it has been
gratifying to me to see him devel
op into the type of man and citi
sen he is ytd his Loyalty to the
Republican Party and its Prin
ciples. I have every confidence in
his ability to quickly get the po
litical sense and get results for
his efforts.
As a legislator, at all times I
worked for what I believed to be
the best interests of the Territory
and 'he Second Division and will
continue as a private citixen so
to do. Sincerely.
(Signed) CHARLES D. JONES
Paid Adv.
IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
Jimmy Moses Jr. was sentenced
to 180 days in Federal jail on a
charge of being drunk on a public
street.
Mr. and /Mrs. Ben Goins
Transferred lo Nenana
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Goins, who
have been active in community
affairs during their assignment
here with the CAA, are scheduled
to leave soon for Nenana, their J
new station.
Both have been active in church i
and civic affairs and leave many
friends behind.
All Girl Scouts and girls inter
ested in scouting from the age of
ten years and older are invited
to a party at the Boy Scout Hall
Friday evening from 7:30 to 9:00.
There will be games and re
freshments. 130
ARCTIC CLUB CARNIVAL
has been postponed until spring
due to the uncertainty of the
availability of the school gym
nasium. Meanwhile, the next
big event it the Pioneer Roof
Garden in early December.
WANT ADS
WORK WANTED—Sales clerk or
cashier. Call Main 162, Mrs.
McGuire. 132p
FOUND—Keys in brown leather
case. Call at Nugget and pay
for this ad.
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