Police Will Impound
Loose Dogs, Warn Of
Sledding Dangers
Chief of Police Bob Oliver is
sued a statement this morning
that there are too many loose dogs
and a project is now under way
to pick up all strays and possibly
citing the owners of the dogs
seen loose frequently.
He also cautioned parents of
small children who are getting
their sleds out, advising them to
instruct the children to stay off
the streets and sidewalks. There
are many places where sledding
is good, other than the streets
and sidewalks, Oliver said.
IN MAGISTRATE'S COURT
Vernon Carlson was given a
180-day suspended sentence for
disorderly conduct.
Douglas Cabinboy was fined
$100 and given a 60-day sentence
for giving liquor to a minor.
Stewart Tocktoo was fined $25
for disorderly conduct.
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN
MEETING TONIGHT
CITY HALL — 8:00 P.M.
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NWA CHAMBER OFFICERS
ATTEND STATE MEETING
IN FAIRBANKS
Pearse Walsh, president of the
Northwestern Alaska Chamber o£
Commerce left today for Fair
banks to attend the State Cham
ber meeting which is being held
there and will represent the
needs of this area. Other repre
sentatives of this area include
Don Hoover, vice president, and
Edith Bullock, who will repre
sent the Kotzebue Chamber.
High on the list for the needs of
this area is the Nome road con
necting with the rest of North
America via Fairbanks or An
chorage or both.
GIRL SCOUT TEA TO
BE HELD SUNDAY
The Girl Scout Tea will be held
in the multipurpose room, Sun
day, Oct. 30 from 2 to 3 p.m.
All leaders, committee mem
bers, mothers, Girl Scouts and
Brownie Scouts are urged to at
tend in uniform. Girls without
uniforms are asked to wear a
white blouse and a dark skirt.
Fine Job Printing At The Nugget.
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Masquerade Party
GRAND PRIZE At
for the Jf|\
Best Ladies Costume 1
also for the
Best Man’s Costume
COME ONE — COME ALL — OCT. 29TH
THRILLS AND CHILLS
THE BREAKERS BAR
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Sailings from Seattle to Seward for con
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Sixth Grade Classes
Present “Command
Performance” For PTA
There was a good attendance at
the P.-T.A. meeting Tuesday
night, and there was a full pro
gram from beginning to end.
The program began with the
play “Command Performance” by
the Sixth Grade classes of Mrs.
Dunbar and Mr. Draper. The play
portrayed a “mistaken parent”
who thought the children didn’t
learn anything necessary, such as
spelling. To prove they did, the
“children” challenged her to a
spelling bee if she could get some
parents to participate. The “real”
parents who took active part
were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Young,
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gray, Mrs.
Agnes Walsh, Mrs. Marilyn Dex
ter, Mrs. Ernest Crump, Mrs. Ade
line Ullrich, and Art Zylstra. The
“children” won the spelling bee
and all the parents in the audience
were invited to visit the class
rooms to see that they are learn
ing necessary things.
The special committee was di
rected to go ahead with plans
for a memorial honoring the late
Olaf Halverson who taught in
the Nome School for 12 years.
The Attendance Banner was
awarded to the class of Miss Bar
bara Cooper, Third Grade.
Membership Chairman Dorothy
Young reported that 116 P.-T.A.
members are paid up and others
who wish to pay their dues <$1)
may see her at any time.
In Alaska You Can Vote
And Get Paid While Doing It
CHICAGO, UP* — Laws of 29
states protect the job security of
workers taking time off to vote
in national elections, a survey
showed.
But in only 17 of these states is
the employer required to pay
wages for specified periods taken
off on election day.
The study was made by Com
merce Clearing House, a national
private reporting authority on tax
and business law.
Among states that require pay
for voting time are Alaska, Cali
fornia, Hawaii, Iowa, Kansas,
New York and West Virginia.
Art Johnson Boosts C of C
In Remote Villages
Art Johnson, Republican can
didate for the House of Repre
sentatives, who is a bush pilot
for Wien Airlines operating out
of Nome on one of the new runs,
reported at Chamber of Com
merce meeting Monday that as
he visits the remote villages he
encourages them to cooperate
with the Northwestern Alaska
Chamber, sending in their needs
so that this active chamber can
incorporate it into plans for the
needs of the area. He was com
mended for his action -by Presi
dent Pearse Walsh who stated
that this is one of the important
ways of binding together the peo
ple of this large northern district
of Alaska.
NOTICE
Sales Tax Reports on Retail
Sales and Services for the quar
ter ending Sept. 30, 1960, must be
in the City Clerk's Office by Mon
day. Oct. 31. 1960.
Robert F. Scott,
City Clerk
Publish Oct. 21, 24, 26, 28, 31.
WANT ADS
ALL MOONLIGHT Water ac
counts are due and payable by
Oct. 29. 26c
FOUND — Gray wool cap with
visor and one gray fur mitt.
Call at Nugget and pay for ad.
FOR SALE—Two 1960 Chevrolet
Apache 10 pickups with alum
inum canopies, new 7:50x15 6
ply mud and snow tires, and
heaters. Write Box 458, Nome.
128p
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