Local Lions Support
School Milk Fund
The Nome Lions last night at
their regular meeting presented
Ralph Fondell, president of the
PTA, a check for $15 as their con
tribution to the PTA milk fund at
Nome School. It was the first of
the Lion’s pledged support of the
milk fund and will continue
at $15 per month for the balance
of the school year.
A new Lion was admitted to
membership, Tom Balone, local
attorney.
Ladies night was announced for
next Saturday evening with din
ner starting at 8 o’clock at the
Sea view Room. George Lienard
will be in charge of the event.
A “Witch’s Broom Sale” was
announced for Halloween, when
the members will attempt to sell
the dub’s inventory of brooms.
The proceeds from the sale are
pledged to the Lions Internation
al sight conservation program,
but more specifically to the Name
Health Nurse’s fund to provide
reading glasses to needy and
deserving people.
The slogan for the sale will be
"Trick or Broom.”
BILL TWEET FAMILY TO
SPEND WINTER IN SEATTLE
Mr. and Mi's. Bill Tweet and
■ family who have been mining in j
the Kougarok passed through
Nome enroute to Seattle where
they will spend the winter. Their
oldest daughter who is of high
school age has been taking a cor
respondence course for her high
school work, with her mother
who is a teacher, and looks for
ward to entering a real high
school with other students.
ARRIVALS & DEPARTURES
To Fairbanks: Father Murphy,
Millard Ingraham, Ole Thorgaard,
J. W. Belfield, K. Melinkoff,
George Bodis, Mrs. Hazel Erwin,'
Everett Thomas, Charles Hack,
F. H. Fay, Ralph Rivers, Mat
thew Ericklook, and Earl Bolts.
From Fairbanks: W. P. How
land, A. E. Hinckley and Gordon
Dufseth.
To Kotzebue: John Maneley,
Agnes Savetilik, and Joe Brant
ley.
From Kotzebue: Robert Baker,
Joe Brantley, and Marley Lin
coln.
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Admited: Carol Otton, Agnes
Kunnuk, Danny Gilmore, and
Everett Dick.
Discharged: Lucy Richardson
and Barbara Miller.
NEW METHODIST
CHURCH FORMALLY
CONSECRATED
The new Community Methodist
Church, which will be completed
within the next three weeks, was
formally consecrated Monday
evening with the spacious sanct
uary, as well as the balcony,
filled to capacity.
Main speaker ofr the ceremony
was Bishop Raymond Grant of the
Portland area of the Methodist
Church, assisted by Rev. Gerald
McCray, local pastor, and Rev.
David Blackburn, superintendent
of the Alaska district.
Four of the visiting Methodist
pastors who came by charter
flight from the Anchorage area
participated by acting as ushers.
Special music was sung by the
church trio, Mrs. Gene Dinkle,
Mrs. Robert Baldwin and Mrs.
Howard Huffer.
Following the ceremony mem
bers of the WSCS served refresh
ments from the new hospitality
center of the church.
The charter plane left immedi
ately following the service.
The Sunday School rooms and
nursery were not available for
inspection as they are not com
pleted.
EVANGELIST DELAYED DUE
TO INCLEMENT WEATHER
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Smith,
evangelists who were scheduled
to arrive here last Saturday and
start a week of services at the
Nazarene Church, due to the
weather came the long way
around and arrived on Monday
instead.
They spent one night at Una
lakleet and detoured because of
weather the second night at Koyuk
where they were further delayed
as they assisted in a search for a
missing man whom they located
and dropped rations before com
pleting their trip to Nome.
“Conspiracy of Hearts"
Featured at Nomerama
‘‘A great moment in movie his
tory!” That’s what critics are
calling “Conspiracy of Hearts”
. . . Louella Parsons says it
should be a must on every family’s
motion picture list!” You’ll agree
with the raves for this unusual
suspense drama when you see
Lilli Palmer, Sylvia Syms, Yvon
ne Mitchell and lionald Lewis
along with Albert Lieven, Peter
Arne and some remarkably tal
ented children in “Conspiracy of
Hearts,” playing Friday and Sat
urday at Nomerama.
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ty Council
Notes
The City Council Monday eve
ning instructed the utility de
partment to sand the streets of
the city, which have become very
slick during the past several days!
A committee composed of
Councilman Keith Hedreen and
Nome Utilities Manager Howard
Crinklaw was named to explore
the recent short-circuit in the
fire siren and to arrange for the
installation of a new cable.
The Council approved a right
of-way license with the District
Engineers for the communication
cable to the Anvil (Mountain
White Alice site.
A committee was also named to
examine and recommend either a
repair job or a new set of tracks
for the city dozer.
Councilmen Don Perkins and
Keith Hedreen were named to a
committee to work with the tele
phone company to adjust the rate
for the automatic telephone call
ing service to volunteer firemen.
The Council approved eight
beverage and three retail liquor
licenses and the transfer of a re
tail license from Jennie Frazier
to Tom and Barbara Martin. The
eight beverage licenses were for
the Sea view Room, the Breakers
Bar, Board of Trade, Golden
Goose, Polar Bar, Bering Sea
Club and the Polaris Bar. Retail
licenses approved were Wallace
Liquor Store, the Polar, and the
Polaris.
Five councilmen and the mayor
were authorized to attend the
League of Alaskan Cities conven
tion starting in Anchorage tomor
row. In addition to Mayor Wilke,
Councilmen Perkins, Hedreen,
Bob Herman, Chuck Frazier and
John Reader signified their in
tention to attend.
The body approved a permit
to Keith Hedreen to put on a fire
works display on Halloween.
The Council pledged their sup
port to Mrs. Ellen Greene of the
Mothers Club in the latter’s pro
ject to install streets signs in
town. Councilman Frazier volun
teered to work with the Mothers
Oub and the Rotary club which
started such a project several
years ago.
A request was received from
Civil Defense for city participa
tion in the program and the body
pledged whatever aid, financial
and otherwise, to provide a com
prehensive CD program for the
city.
Councilman Herman reported
that the Police Dept, was working
on the stray dog problem ami
expected to dispose of between
20 and 30 strays during the
month.
It was reported that the Sil
verio Ruiz residence and the
Quonset hut were moved from
the school property, leaving the
area clear for playground space.
On this matter, Manager Crink
law of the Nome Utilities, said
that lights would be provided for
the skating rink to be built on
the playground. The light com
pany could supply the light fix
tures and wire if the council
would supply the manpower to
dig the holes for the light poles.
City Clerk Bob Scott reported
that the city's application to the
Community Facilities Corporation
for planning money for a sewer
age and water system had been
returned and was again in the
hands of the Planning Commis
ATTENTION
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN
Mewing Wednesday, t pan.
October 25 at
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care for pre-school childn at.
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