Methodist Church to
Hold Pot Luck Supper
The last congregational pot
luck supper to be held in the
Community Methodist Church be
fore it moves to the new church
is scheduled for Wednesday eve
ning at 6:30 in the Fellowship
Hall, stated Rev. Gerald McCray.
At this time the church program
for the coining season starting
with the move into the new quar
ters will be announced and dis
cussed.
Members of the church with
their families and friends of the
church are asked to bring cover
ed dishes and their own eating
equipment, stated Mrs. H. Kelly
who is chairman for the affair.
She may be contacted for those
who are interested in knowing
what is needed for the dinner.
Airfields are Off
Limits to Hot-Rodders
Persons using local airfields for
purposes other than legitimate
air traffic will be arrested and
prosecuted, according to the State
Police here. Complaints received
by police from pilots using City
and State Airports indicate teen
agers are using the runways for
speed driving, in addition, several
aircraft have been damaged or
pilfered by trespassers.
Local police are using unmark
ed cars with portable radios to
trap unauthorized persons on the
fields and runways. Violators will
be prosecuted for trespassing in j
addition to any other violations
found at the time of arrest. All
pilots are requested to call the
State Police via the FAA radio if
they notice any unofficial vehi
cles on or near runways.
Capi. Bill Harned. USCG pilot,
visited Nome Saturday for the
first time in over 20 years.
Originally he came to Nome as
an officer on the USCG North
land which took the traveling
court into the Arctic annually at
that time.
NOTE OF APPRECIATION
We wish to express our appre
ciation. especially to Nome and
Anchorage doctors and nurses for
their conscientious and untiring
care and to all our friends many
acts of kindness, floral offerings,
cards and other thoughtful ex
pressions of sympathy extended
to us during our recent bereave
ment
Sam Ailak Family
Petty Diede-Clyde Rud
United in Holy Matrimony
Announcement is made of the
marriage of Betty Diede, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Sig Krogstad
of Fairbanks, to Clyde Rud, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Rud of Mt.
Vernon, Wn. The ceremony was
performed on Saturday, Sept.
23, by Father Neil Murphy at the
Church of the Immaculate Con
ception in Fairbanks, before a
small group of friends and guests.
The bride’s gown was white
Chantilly lace with a sabrina neck
line, fitted bodice and 34-length
sleeves, and of ballerina length
with a scalloped hemline and
bouffant skirt. Her veil was of
white illusion, shoulder length,
with crown of seed (pearls. She
carried a bouquet of bronze and
yellow pompoms with an orchkl
centerpiece.
Miss Ellen Whittaker was maid
of honor and was gowned in a
medium blue ballerina lace grown
with a bouffant skirt, and she
carried a bouquet of red roses.
Willard Whittaker of Fairbanks
was the best man.
The bride’s mother wore a
brown and beige print sheath with
matching accessories, with a cor
sage of brown and gold pompoms.
Special guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Z. Simmons of Olympia, Wn.,
great aunt and uncle of the bride.
A reception was held immedi
ately after the ceremony at the
Swinging Lantern, and the newly
married comple then left for a
short trip to Mt. McKinley Park.
The bride attended schools in
Washington and Nome, gradu
ating from Nome High School in
June, 1961. The groom attended
schools in Washington and is em
ployed as a pilot. The couple
plan to make their home in Fair
banks.
REINDEER HERD IN
GOLDEN GATE PASS
Johnny Kakarak, owner of the
Kakarak reindeer herd, who was
in town yesterday, advises that
the herd is now in the vicinity of
Gblden Gate Pass and is being
brought a little closer to town
along the road so that the fall
slaughter can start and shipments
made via
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WHAT TO DO IN
CASE OF A FWEgLj
What would you do if fire
struck your home tonight?
If you haven’t a carefully pre
pared answer to that question,
you and your family are taking
an unwise gamble. And the odds
are against you, for fires in homes
take more than 6,000 lives each
year, according to the National
Fire Protection Assn, figures.
“Planning ahead for fire emer
gencies in the home would pre
vent most of these tragic deaths,’’
said Fire Chief Bob Oliver in a
special Fire Prevention Week
message.
He urges every family to pre
pare — and rehearse — » careful
plan for escape. Here are pointers
to follow:
1. Figure out at least two routes
to the outside from every room
in the house, especially bedrooms.
Allow for blocking of stairways
or hall by fire.
2. Particularly for nighttime
fires, remember that closed bed
room doors will hold back flame
and smoke, allow extra time for
escape.
3. For upper floor escape, use
any available porch and garage
roofs, ladders, as ways down to
safety. Be sure exit windows work
easily, and especially that they
are low enough to get through.
4. Pick up an outside assembly
point where the family will meet,
and be sure everyone understands
the rule “once out—stay out.”
5. Know how to call the Fire
Department, and do this as quick
ly as the house is clear of people.
6. Always remember that it’s
people, not possession, which are
of prime concern. Concentrate on
getting everybody out of the house
quickly; don’t waste precious
time trying to save valuables.
CUB PACK 63
BEING REACTIVATED
Cub Pack 63 is being reacti
vated, stated Cubmaster Tom
Tungwenuk, this week under the
sponsorship of the Covenant
Church. Sixteen boys remain from
the group last year and many
more are anticipated as the pro
gram gets underway for the win
ter. Tungwenuk stated he was
assured of plenty of Den Mouthers
to assist in the program who
will set the time of the weekly
den meetings to fit school sched
ules.
IN MAGISTRATE'S COURT
Garfield Okitkan was fined $50
with $25 suspended for six months
on a drunk charge bv Deputy
Magistrate Arlene Muller. On the
same charge Fred Pushruk was
fined $35, suspended for six
months.
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NOTICE
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Safety Ferry will atop operating
on Oci. 16. 120
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