Lucy Okpealuk and
Darrell Trigg Married
Lucie Okpealuk, daughter of
Mr. and #Mrs. Robert Okpealuk,
and nurse at the MMM Hospital,
was married to Darrell Trigg on
October 2, at St. Joseph’s Church
with Father Nevue performing
the ceremony.
The bride, who wore a soft tan
suit, was attended by her sister
Cecelia, also in a suit.
The groom, who is with the
Alaska National Guard, was at
tended by his brother Jerome
Trigg Jr.
Several appropriate musical se
lections were sung by Mrs. Pete
Reader and Mrs. David Bucy.
Following the wedding, an in
formal reception was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Tiffany in the ANS Building.
Jr. League Baseball
Rambler Won By
Anchorage City Employe
Mr. Roy Dringle, City Jailer,
Anchorage, was awarded the
American Legion Junior Baseball
Nash Rambler.
“Your support of Junior League
Baseball (youngsters 14-18 years
of age) helped Fairbanks Amer
ican Legion Chuck’s Jays to play
at Juneau and later at Billings,
Montana,” stated Farris McAllis
ter, President, Junior League
Baseball for Western Alaska.
The Fairbanks team were West
ern Alaskan champions and the
All-Alaskan champions.
Catholic Information
Classes Begin Tuesday
Catholic Information classes
will begin next Tuesday evening,
October 14th, at St. Joseph’s Rec
tory. These classes are open to
any non-Catholic who wishes to
know the what and why of the
Catholic faith.
Classes will be conducted once,
a week for a period of 5 to 6
i ::s. stated Father Lawrence
Nsvue, S.J., Priest % St. Joseph’s.
Father Nevue further extends
an invitation to all such persons
' ho are interested in learning,
about the workings of the Cath
i Faith.
Home Arts Club Discuss
Legislative Program For
First State Legislature
Members of the Home Arts
Club, Women’s Federation Club,
met at the home of Mrs. Rob
ert Emmons last evening, and dis
cussed legislative problems and
projects to be presented to can
didates for election, who will be
their guests next month.
This active women’s group also
started a new project which is
to study the possibility of recre
ational sites within the city plan
ning as well as on the Highway
97.
An interesting program of
“Seeing Alaska First,” was pre
sented in pictures by Mrs. Fern
Klintworth, from a collection she
has made in the past 12 years.
In Commissioner’s Court
James Riley pleaded guilty to
disorderly conduct in a private
home and was sentenced to 60
days in the Federal Jail with 40.
days suspended.
Sam Thomas was given a 360
!day suspended sentence on a
charge of larceny.
For being drunk and disorderly
in a public place, Emma Bourdon
was sentenced to 80 days in jail.
It was a 15-day suspended sen
tence- for Frank Keelick on a
charge of assault and battery.
Girl Scout Leaders
To Meet On Monday
The Brownie, Intermediate and
Senior Scout leaders will meet
together with the members of the
Girl Scout Committee next Mon
day evening, October 13. All
leaders and committee members
are urged to attend this joint
meeting, which will be held at
Mrs. Charles Fagerstrom’s home
at 8 p.m.
BIA DENTIST AND DETROIT
GIRL TO WED ON SATURDAY
John Raymond Stolpe, dentist
for the Bureau of Indian Affairs
here, and Carol Anne Courtney,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Courtney of Detroit, Mich., who i
arrived here last week, announced
their engagement at a party given
for a group of friends.
The wedding is scheduled to be
held Saturday morning, and will
be a nuptial mass at St. Joseph’s
Catholic Church.
PHOEBE CIRCLE OPENS
SEASON TONIGHT
The first fall social meeting of
the Phoebe Circle will be held
this evening at 7:30 p.m. Devo
tions will be led by Arlene Strand
and games are being planned by
Mary Walker, Annie Adm$, and
Elsie Okitkon. Hostesses for the
evening are Mrs. R. Amundson
and Mrs. Fritz Carlson. Members
and friends of the Covenant
Church are invited.
BLACK & WHITE TO QUIET
BLACKS VS. WHITES
DALLAS, t® — Two deputy
U. S. Marshals from North Texas
were sent to Little Rock in the
integration crisis. Their names:
Henry White and Bill Black.
S S FORTUNA
Now Unloading
In The Roadstead
Lomen Commercial Company
Now Accepting Southbound Freight
IN U. S. DISTRICT COURT
Buddy Barr of Teller pleaded
guilty in U. S. District Court to
burglary in a dwelling, and was
sentenced to one year in jail.
The burglary took place in the
Territorial Schol in Teller, and
hot lunch supplies were taken
from the school while it was
closed.
Albert Aukon, Jr., aged 25
years, and Eddie Kagak, 25 years
old ,who had been bound over
to the Grand Jury, were ar
ajgned and they pleaded guilty
on a charge of contributing to the
delinquency of a minor.
Aukon was given a 90-day sus
pended sentence and a $75 fine.
Kagak was given a 90-day sen
tence, suspended after 30 days.
WIEN AIRLINES PASSENGERS
From Fairbanks—Charles Den
nis, Rudolph Novak, John Mc
Nees, James von der Heydt, Milan
Agbaba, Raymond Graves, Edwin
Stevens, Marion Stevens, Billy
Stevens, Ellen Lyle, Don Lyle,
Leslie Patterson, Juan Quitugua,
Joe Martin, Edwinna Stevens, O.
McCarthy.
To Fairbanks—Harry Lewis,
Sid Hale, Annie Komonaseak,
Ruth Mackey, Glen Shaffer.
To Kotzebue—Christine Heller,
Diane Fagan and Infant, Joe Bus,
Carl Egge, Wm. Moody, Joseph
Motta, D. D. Jones.
TWO LOCAL DEMOCRATS
HONORED FOR SERVICE
James von der~ Heydt and John
McNees returned from the Demo
cratic meeting in Fairbanks and
report that two well-known Dem
ocrats were honored at the meet
ing with awards of meritorious
service. They are M. J. Walsh
and Mrs. Carrie McLain who
•have both been active Democrats
in this area for many years, and
have served the territory and
their party well.
Have Your Number Ready
Telephone operators are kind
ly but firmly reminding every
one that telephone numbers -
should be used. This will makfe
it easier for the operator, and |
quic rer^for the telephone users,
particularly during peak periods.
RUMMAGE SALE
Tuesday, October 14
10 A.M. to 12:30
LWY COMMUNITY CENTER ,
NOTICE
ALL LOOSE DOGS ARE BEING
PICKED UP, TO COMPLY WITH
CITY ORDINANCES.
—Nome Police Department.
“want1 ads
FOUND — Black pup, 3 or 4"’
months old; white chest and
front paw. Call Main 144.
* 119p
LOST — Black female part
Siamese cat Monday. Reward.
Call Main 226. 119c
WANTED — Used 6-year Crib
and Highchair, in good con
dition. Call Main 141. 121
LOST — One Male Chfcw, dark
brown. Answers to name of
“Lucky.” Reward. Telephone
Main 109. 121
FOR SALE — 1955 Willys Sta
tion Wagon; 6 cylinders, 4
wheel drive. Call Red 30.
121c
FOR SALE—Our new dried Red
salmon are in. Better than
ever. 50c lb. by the bundle.
55c lb. straight. R. R (Bob)
Blodgett, Teller Commercial
Co., Teller, Alaska. tf
FOR SALE — MORRIS ROAD
HOUSE, lunch counter, cock
tail bar and liquor store — to
settle estate. Reduced to $28,000.
Plus inventory! $9,000 down,
balance $400 month at 6 per
cent interest; or $25,000 cash,
plus inventory of about $3,500.
Jack L. Morris, Executor,
McGrath, Alaska. 125
SHOWING AT NOMERAMA
TONIGHT and THURSDAY
Two Shows Nightly, Starling at 7:15 an** 9:15 p.m.
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starring KIERON MOORE • LOIS MAXWELL • DONALD WOLFIT ano bryan forbes • jimmy hanley • thea Gregory
PROOUCED BY EDWARD J. & HARRY LEE DAN2ICER • PRESENTED BY WARNER BROS.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
“GOODBYE MY LADY”
BRANDON D. WILD
WALTER BRENNAN — PHIL HARRIS
Plus Chapter of Serial “Jesse James”
MIDNIGHT SHOW FRIDAY NIGHT
20th CenturyJox presents
JANE RUSSELL
RICHARD EGAN
K N 0 M - T V
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
6:30—Operation Tomorrow 6:30—Ruggles
7:00—Broken Arrow 7:00—Zorro
7:30—Target 7:30—Western Movie
8:00—Kraft Theater 8:30—Chevy Showroom
9:00—Chicago Wrestling 9:00—Feature Movie
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SPECIAL - SPECIAL ~ SPECIAL!
While They Last...
Half Or Whole Carcass
50c Lb.
BETTER HURRY—We don’t have many left!
MUKTUK JACK SAYS:
The Muktuk is sitting out in the Roadstead —
And we hope to have it in the store tonight.
— We’ll be seeing You !