Parents and Teachers
Meet at PTA Tea
The PTA sponsored a welcom
ing tea last evening for the teach
ers of the Nome School, at which
time many parents met the teach
ers of their children for the first
time.
Members of the School Board
and officers of the PTA were in
troduced by Sgt. Richard August,
president of the PTA.
Members of the faculty were
introduced to the parents by
Superintendent William Angell.
Refreshments were served by
the PTA committee.
All guests were presented with
badges, making introductions un
necessary.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sipprell
are scheduled to leave today for
Seattle for the winter.
They are looking forward to
attending the big Alaska-Yukon
Pioneers and Ladies of the Gold
en North's annual Homecoming
Banquet for former Alaskans.
If You Want To Kent
A House or Apartment
The Man to See Is . . .
George Hite—Main 123
P.O. Box 123, Nome, Alaska
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Fairbanks Judge
Holds Court Here
Judge Vernon Forbes of the
Fourth Division District Court
has been here for several days
holding court.
Two divorces were granted—
Agnes Milligan from Chester Mil
ligan, and Alice Anagick from
Lewis Anagick.
Two criminal cases were com
pleted. Roland Mcquire with an
alias of Leonard Kokuluk was
sentenced to six months for con
tributing to the delinquency of a
child. Three months of the ‘sen
tence were suspended.
Leonard Beaver of Kotzebue
was sentenced to 18 months in a
federal jail for burglary, not a
dwelling.
The case of the U.S. vs the U.S.
Tin Corp. was held over for a
more convenient time.
WSCS to Meet Friday
W.S.CS. of the Community
Methodist Church will meet with
Joan Lambrecht on Friday eve
ning with Mrs. Shirley Doyle as
co-hostess.
Members and friends of the
church are invited to bring guests.
Time—8:00 p.m.
The Goblins
Are Coming
HALLOWEEN
TRICK OR TREAT
FOR THE KIDS
TEN DAYS TO TEN YEARS
YOU OLDSTERS ~
Do Your Shopping Early
And let me and the kids have Fun!
Wednesday, 4 to 4:30 p.m.
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60 TEARS SERVING ALASKA
Freighter Sailings from Seattle
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EVERY TUESDAY
Calling at Seward and Valdes
And every Friday for Seward
Norvin Lewis
Given Farewell
Surprise Party
Friends of Norvin Lewis gath
ered in the U.S. District Court
room yesterday for a farewell
surprise party in recognition of
his 35 years of service in the of
fice of the US. Clerk of the
Court, all of which was served
in Nome.
A mock trial was held with
Judge Vernon Forbes, who is here
from Fairbanks, presiding, com
plete with warrant, handcuffs,
and full panel df life-long friends
as jurors.
He was found guilty of 35 years
of service to the community
since 1922 when he took over his
duties and was sentenced to at
least 30 years of retirement. The
trial was cleverly conducted by
Judge Forbes, Bob Scott as Clerk
of the Court, Russell Hermann,
D.A., and Jim von der Heydt as
attorney for the defense.
Following the trial, coffee and
cake was served in the court
room by the wives of representa
tives of the Justice Department.
Norvin Lewis retires November
1st with Joe Kroninger assuming
the office of U.S. Clerk of the
Court. I
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We are sorry to be a little late
this afternoon but it wasn’t really
our fault. The power was shut
off for an hour and a half so that
linemen could prepare the power
pole in front of the North Star
Bakery for installation of three
new transformers.
This delay, coupled with Hal
loween may make some of the
delivery boys rather later than
usual. We hope,you’ll beaj- with
us.
Boy Born to Thomas Johnsons
Mr. and Mrs* Thomas Johnson
are the parents of a son born
yesterday at the hospital. Mr.
Johnson is with the M-K Co. here.
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 is the Pioneer Roof
Garden in early December.
WANT ADS
FOUND—Keys In brown leather
case. Call at Nugget and pay
for this ad.
SHOWING AT THE
THEATER
Two shows nightly—7:15 and 9:15 1
Doors open at 6:45 p.m. }
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
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ENTERTAINMENT!
HUMPHREY
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VALTER HAMPDEN JOHN WILLIAMS
MARTHA HYER - JOAN VOW
Mr*. Noryin Lewi* and her son
Harry Lewi* are on a two-week
vacation which will take them to
Chicago and Washington, D.C.,
for a visit.
They plan to visit with Dr. Nor
vin Lewi* Jr. and family near
Chicago while on their trip.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving Tuesday were: Mr.
Robinson, Dick Ludwig, Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. McGuire, Mr. Slwooko,
Mrs. Lewis, Mr. Childers, Mr.
Cash and Mr. Mayberry.
Departing were Anthony Lausi,
Thomas Mooney, Gilbert Kofo,
Ken Coverston, Francisco Corn
ejo, W Reith, W. Krohn, Joe Kor
enz, Bonnie Hahn and two chil
dren.
Mr*. Bonnie Hahn, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Dunbar, left
yesterday for Portland, Ore.,
where she will make her home.
Her husband, Pete Hahn, is at
tending school there.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Lawrence Hunt, M.
Johnson, Frank Avessuk.
Discharged: Elliott Bashelier,
Isobel Rogan, Isaac Omelak.
Juvenile Program
Chief Commends
Nome Police
A recent story in the Fairbanks
News-Miner with headlines stat
ing that juvenile delinquency was
worse in Nome than in that city,
resulted in an interview with
Calvin Poole by a representative
of the Nugget. Poole is the direc
tor of the jjjvenile program in
Alaska.
Mr. Poole said that “The police
officers in Nome are to be com
mended for the program they are
undertaking for the youth of the
community and its results to date.
“Juvenile delinquency runs in
cycles, now a lot of them and
then months with very few cases.
The four months during which
our recent survey was made is
too short a time to draw any con
clusions.”
Mr. Poole was impressed with
the manner in which our city
administration has taken steps to
meet this problem and regrets
that the survey was misinter
preted in Fairbanks where it ap
pears less activity has prevailed
in the reporting period.
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