The Nome Nugget from Nome, Alaska • 10

Gain 62-36 Victory In 1st League Flay Last Friday evening at the local gym, the Bell brothers combined to lead the Bronson Merchants to a convincing 62-36 basketball- win over the Nome High School Na, nooks. Between them, George with 27 counters and Harold with 10, totaled more than the losers final score. Joe Senungetuk was top man for the High School, with 13 points followed by Aaron Bell and Victor with 8 apiece. The Merchants had little trouble with the younger and smaller opposition, and demonstrated that they have one of the better fives in the local league. The ACS-CAA quintet won the second contest of the night with a likewise wide spread, with a 56-28 victory, despite the incessant control of both boards by the losing Polar Wally Parker.

A close defensive press in the second half turned a close contest into a one-sided victory for the winners. Ralph Sweigle was top scorer for the winners with 22 points, followed by Frank Austin with 11, who played most of the second half with the handicap of four fouls, but managed to finish the' contest. Vince Ahkolik of the losing Hornets kept thisgs close for a time, ending up with 13 points followed by Parker with eight. Next Friday night will see the Polar Hornets against the ANB in the first contest at 7:30 P.M., and Merchants tangling with the National Guard in the second battle. Potlatch At Covenant Church On Thanksgiving A traditional Potlatch has been arranged for the members and friends of the Covenant Church on Thanksgiving Day.

The first serving will start in Phoebe Hall 4 and the second at 5 Reindeer stew supplemented by other food donations will make for a delicious holiday Those isterested in coming have not as yet signed up, may contact Mrs. Fritz Carlson or Mrs. Jim Oksoktaruk before Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Harvard Brown are the parents of a son born Sunday, November 23rd, at the MMM Hospital. NO PARKING Effective immediately, there will be No Parking from 4 a.m. to 8 a.m. on Front Street from Street to East City limits, on Street and 3rd Ave. West to Air Field.

This will allow for maintenance and snow removal during the winter months on the thru streets. NOME CITY COUNCIL by ROBERT F. SCOTT, City Clerk. Nov. 17, 19, 21, 24, 26, 28.

Regulation Booths In Use For Nome Balloting first State election will be celebrated in Nome by the use of regulation voting booths which have been purchased by the city. Heretofore temporary partitions have been set up in the City Hall for Territorial elections as well as city elections. These new voting booths are of standard size, of and with a curtain for complete privacy. Eight booths were purchased, so that when the second polling place is set up, they will be available. Second Graders Slated For Visit To Nugget Shop The children in the second grade class of Mrs.

Evelyn Langhus, who visited the Library last week, were expected to visit at the Nome Nugget today and see bow the news is printed and prepared. Mrs. Langhus will be assisted by Room Mother Mrs. A. Haferibecker.

In the class are the following children: Bethel Bachelder, Franklin Bell, Edgar Blatchford, Lee Cornelius, Viola Dimmick, Sharon Doyle, Robert Dunlap, Ronnie Ezukameow, James Gray, Ruth James, Gail Haferbecker, Larry Keller, Gertrude Koweluk, Thomas Lee, Laura Maakestad, Roger McNees, Jackie Nelson, Melvin Otton, Carol Wally Sukenik, Charles Tucker, Jim Wilke, and Ruth Young. Protestants To Hold Community Services On Thanksgiving in the community have united for a community Thanksgiving Service, which will be held this year at the Covenant Church on Thursday morning at 10 ajn. A program is being prepared, with all churches participating. Rev. G.

McCray of the Methodist Church will present the sermon. A complete program is to be published in Nugget. Mothers Club Meets Tonight The Mothers Club is to meet tonight at 7:30 at the LWY Community Center. Each member attending is requested to bring a suggestion for a Christmas gift. Drawing of names will also be held for the annual exchange of Christmas gifts.

ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL Franklin Brown, Ronald Ailak, Mabel Brown. Discharged Albert Schneider. VOLUNTEER FIREMEN will meet Wednesday evening at 8 at the City Hall. E. J.

Stevens pleaded guilty to assault and battery, and was fined $50 by the U. S. Commissioner. SUBSCRIBE TO THE NUGGET O'Sullivan Pier 42 Seattle 4 Scheduled Sailings Every Tuesday For Seward and Valdez and Alternate Fridays for Seward. Write: Alaska Steamship Company, Box 200, Anchorage OR Nome Agent For Information END OF CAMPAIGN .1 (Continued from Page One) appeared to hold a slight edge over Democrat Ernest Gruening, 71, in a battle between two former Alaska governors for the other Senate seat.

The length of the terms the first Alaska Senators will serve will be determined by a drawing when they take their seats in January. The Congressional contest between Democrat Ralph Rivers, 55, and Republican Henry Benson, 48, appeared a tossup. Rivers was far ahead in the early campaigning, but there was speculation that the 'big margin had vanished in the late days of the campaign. Democrat William Egan, 44. was favored to win the Governorship over John Butrovich 48, the Republican nominee.

Victory for Egan would carry into office as Secretary of State his Democratic running mate, Hugh J. Wade, 57. However, Butrovich and Brad Phillips, 33, GOP choice for Secretary, of State, appeared within striking distance if a Republican trend developed. Two Independent candidates, Mike Dollinter for Governor and Donald Holton for Secretary, were considered no factor in the outcome of the race. Democrats were expected-to win control of the first State Legislature, perhaps with as great a majority as they held in the last Territorial lawmaking session.

In the 1957 Legislature, the Democrats had a 21-3 edge in the House and an 11-5 margin in the Senate. Robert Groseclose of Fairbanks, chairman of the GOP Central Committee, placed a 38,000 estimate on the total vote. His Democratic counterpart, Felix Toner of Juneau, placed it somewhere between 35,000 and 40,000. More than 46,000 voted in August at a special referendum at which Alaskans accepted Statehood by a 5-1 margin. The highest previous vote in a strictly Territorial election came in 1956, when 28,903 Alaskans went to the polls.

PHOEBE OFFICERS ELECTED The officers of the Phoebe Circle of the Covenant Church elected at a recent meeting are as follows: President, Helen Carlson; Vice President, Jennie Oksoktaruk; Secretary, Lily Walker; Vice Secretary, Frances Walker; Treasurer, Margaret Olson. The Circle members are continuing their felt jacket project, which aids in the support of the Covenant missionaries at Nunivak Island: Ellen and Howard Slowooko, formerly of Nome.VOTERS STUDY YOUR BALLOTS CAREFULLY Voters are reminded to study their ballots carefully, especially when casting their votes for Governor. When they have made their, choice for Governor, they automatically vote for the Secretary of State. Do not check a choice for Secretary of State. INFORMATION WANTED In 1905 the first automobile was brought to Nome.

The Nugget would like information as to who owned the car, and what kind of a touring car was it. CITY COUNCIL MEETING TONIGHT CITY HALL. 8:00 P.M. WANT ADS FOR SALE American Flyer electric trains, tracks, switches. 2 4x8 tables, talking station, electric water tank, many extras; plastic airport, houses, and farm, etc.

Phone Red 168 (Alexander). SELL Those surplus items that you need. Just let a Nugget Classified Ad convert them into cash for you. SHOWING AT THE NOMERAMA TONIGHT AIMtVILLt BKANLI KUBtKI MIUULtIUN introducinf tLAINt rtirvtn Produced by Pit Directed by Henry Levin Written by Harry Essen and Robert Smith TUESDAY ONLY Starting at 7:15 4THE ANIMAL Starting at 9:15 4THE SILENT KNOM-TV MONDAY TUESDAY be announced Broadcast Patrol Football Football Broadcast Oasis Wrestling Playhouse Movie Showroom TO MAKE YOUR Thanksgiving Table -COMPLETESTOP AT NOME HARDWARE AND CHECK OUR COMPLETE LINE OF ALUMINUM ROASTERS TURKEY SKEWERS UNBREAKABLE BASTERS ENAMELED ROASTERS SUNBEAM MIXMASTERS SUNBEAM JR. MIXERS POTATO WHIPS POTATO MASHERS and Cloth Tablecloth and Napkins TO GRACE YOUR HOLIDAY TABLE HARDWARE COMPLETE HARDWARE STORE.