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St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-16
UNHAPPY STRIKERS

Now that of the longest trying
get some thoughts about the strikers group
them were talking at church rmmage some
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-16
THIS NJ THAT
BY Hazel Underwood

CROSS BEARERS
Each Of us carries a today,
But bearing a n vain
Unless labor Hghtens
OF the weak onesi in pain
The man who struggles for
May taste of the worlds applause
But unless his triumph brings others Joy
He fights for empty cause.
Carry a for the good
What could he ask
Than to follow the footsteps Own Son?
That is the Christlke
NY Daily Mirror.
We must remember that anxiety heartache are onv
fragment the anxiety vord-Anon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-17

" MALL OAS
This is your chance to sound off
and TV Critic Bernie Harrison
lDtH do his best to GnStDer QueS-
tionS. Please keep letters brief.
Pen names tDiH be used if desired.
Notes: Addresses of networks:
NBC, 80 Rockefeller plaza, NetD
York 20; CHS, 485 Madison Avenue.
NeU York %; ABC, z West Sirty-
Sirth street, Net0 York %.
I learn with distress that Jackie
Cooper's weekly program entitled
Hennesey is being dropped and am
curious as to the reason therefore.
In my opinion it is one of the best
half-hour weekly shows, if not the
best -. Carl B.
We agree. There's still an erceed-
inoly slim chance it may tDind up on
another network.
am sick! I missed the March %
Perry Como show with Alice Faye
due to a class I'm taking. I hope
there may be repeat of it.
A Fan of Both.
Sorry-no Como repeats.
- -
Someone told me recently that
Richard Boone sings the song at the
end of the show, Have Gun, Will
Travel? L. D.
Wrong. Boone co-duthored the
song tDith the singer, the dppropri-
ately named Johnny Western.
+
What was the name of the series
which starred Peter Lawford as an
advice-to-the-lovelorn columniSt?
w. S.
Dear Phoebe.
\ = 4
There are lust too many West
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-17
There's Still a Chance
To Save HenneseY
LETTER OF THE WEEK
Not for the Young

AS the mother of two small chill
dren am not in the habit of writing
letters concerning TV shows as there
is very little time for watching TV
much less corresponding because of
it. . However, I am distressed
by the appearance of sex on our
somewhat infant medium. refer
mainly to the Dick Powell Show
which is strictly for our supposed
entertainment displaying shippers at
9 o'clock at night. When I think of
the young people exposed to such
tripe it Just burns me up. I
thought it amusing in parts and
couldn't help from laughing at the
mere absurdity of the whole plot.
Mrs. M. o.
didn't see the ShotO but certainly
Mr.. PotOeHS series is on late enough
for the presentation of programs NTH
themes or characters drdtDn from
life. Depends on ho1D it's done. Why
not StDitch to another station, or off?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-17

grams by sponsors who don't have
the interest of the public. -.
Why can't we have REAL enter
tainment? Something for folks who
are earth-bound? Good old down to
earth vaudeville, old time music from
the back country, minStrelS, musical
comedies. >. More of that stuff that
brings memories and relaxation to
home and family. Miles ].
Haven't you heard? The networks
insist they're giUing the public tOhdt
it tOantS. What are you, some kind
of troublem1ker?
PS. Keep making trouble.
foshinuton D c Iune II 1852
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-04

 28, 1862, that the Nome Covenant Church Board holds firm in its asking price of s, 900 plus the City bearing the cost of moving the building for the property in ques- ton. It was due to this difference ia asking price versus offering price that the Council called the special meeting held on JsuTe 1862 at 7::30 D pIn. and requested the Nome Covenant Church Board of Directors ta meet with them.
 In view of the fact the Council feels that their offer is more than fair for the property and in vieW of the fact that none of the Nome Covenant Church Board of Di- rectors appeared to discuss this with the Council, which indicated to the Council that you desired no further discussion; the Council took the following action:
 The City Attorney was instructed to prepare papers for the Dec1ara- hon of Taking which will give the City of Nome title to the East 22 feet of Lot 22, Block 21 of the Townsite of Nome immediately upon being filed with the Superior Court in this Division, These papers win be filed with the Court on June 8, 1862. In the meantime, the City's offer as quoted above will remain open until the papers are filed At that time the offer is no longer open and the purchase price, or land value, will be set by the Court
 I regret that this action became necessary but it was apparent to the Council that such would be necessary to arrive at satisfactory solution in the near future.
 Very truly yours,
 Donald M. Hoover,
 Mayor
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-04
LIONS HOLD BROOM SALE

The Nome Lions Club broom sale was completed Saturday with just about the entire stock going and the club crossing about $200. However, there are few brooms left and anyone wishing to get one of the Lion brooms may get delivery by calling either Don Perkins or Stan Harhut.
 iii6 ciuD expresses appreciation to the public for the wholehearted support given the project, pro- ceeds of which are dedicated to the Lions sight conservation pro- gram
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-04
ARTS AND CRAFT SHOW WILL HTGHLIGHT FESTIV1 14L.

A most unique feature of the Midnight Sun Festival is promised by chairman Johnnie Stephenson in the Nome Mothers Club Eskimo Arts and Crafts Show
 The show will be presented in the new lobby of the Nomerama Theater each day of the Festival from 10 am. to 1 pm. and from 2 to in the evening.
 Edith Sagoonil is chairman of the project which will have Eski- mo women demonstrating naulllk sole crimping, mukluk sewing, skin sewing and other related crafts, and the preparation of ''ukutllk,o Eslxi- mo ice cream, and other native foods
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-04
MONIES CLEAN UP

Nome's Clean-Up goes into its second week with crews scheduled to start picking up the piles of debris this week. People are re- quested not to place oil drums full of trash to be hauled, using instead boxes or sacks small enough for one man to lift into the truck.
 The Rotary Club has undertaken to oversee the operation, naming block captains to check on the work
 The Jaycees are starting the east end beach cleanup tonight with free coffee for all volunteer help. Others should go and watch to get the cleanup spirit
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-04
COVENANT CHURCH HOLDS CLOSING PROGRAM!

The closing program of the Daily Vacation Bible School held in the Covenant Church the past two weeks was well attended by par ents and friends of the participat- ing children last Friday evening. 101 certificates for attendance at least 8 or 10 days were presented to the boys and girls as we'll as special awards for extra achieve ments. There were omissions in the Friday issue of the Nugget in the list of faithful teachers and assistants in the Beginner and Pri- mary Departments which we wish to correct at this time
 Beginners Slpt Rally Doyle, Barbara Hanson Jennie Oksolxta- ruk, Gay McIver. Carol Miller
 Primary Boys: Supt. Ruth Town er, Mary Walker. John Towner.
 Primary Girls: Supt. vesta Sund- stron, Lois McIver, Francis John son.
 lie highest attendance reached 153 with a daily average attend ance of 144.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-04
City Plans to Take Anderson Property

The Nome City Council, meeting in special session last Friday eve ming, instructed the City Attorney to prepare papers for the Declara- tion of Taking of the Anderson property i0Iated at tine corner Of Front and Boring Streets. The meeting had been set up to confer with the board of directors of the Covenant Church, owners of the property in question, to nego- tiate the difference between the asking price of $3,000 and the City's offer of $500.
 Following is a letter from Mayor Don Hoover to the board of the Covenant Church, informing them of the Cit5s action:
 June 2, 1862 MT. James Oksoktaruk, Chairman Board of Directors
 Nome Covenant Church
 Dear MT. Okstoktaruk:
 As you were notified at the reg ular Nome Common ounciI meeting on May 28, 1862, the Coun- cil held special meeting at 7::30 pm. in the council chamber onl June l, 1862 for the purpose of of disposition of the East 22 feet of Lot 22, Block 2I of Nome Townsite.
 A committee of the Council had discussed this matter with your board on occasions prior to this time regarding the purchase of this property by the City of Nome from he Covenant Church. The City 1f Nome made firm effer to pur- 'hase in the amount Of $I ,500 plus he City assuming the cost and responsibility of moving the resi- lence on the property in the ques- ion. The City has been quoted a ,ost of $500 to $700 for the mov- ng of the building, making the .otal offer Of the City in tke amount of $2,000 to $2,200 and possibly higher. As you are aware, the pur- pose of the si.sy in sss this; tsziz; property is to widen ssB'' Street at this point to coincide with the width of the rest of the street, remove an obstacle to proper traffic flow on that corner, and to get this accomplished prior to the pro- posed new paving to be done by he State Department of Highways on s1B" Street.
 It is our understanding, both from letter addressed to the Council and your verbal affirma- ion at the Council meeting on May
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-04
Marnrnoth Air Parade

14dxxHxIe1N xkIt EdE dUe
 OSLO tR Planes from six nations roared over the Oslo city hall square Sunday night in a mammoth air parade climaxing the celebration of the 50th anniversary of Norwegian flying and of the Norwegian Air Force.
 Jet fighters, bonhers and trans ports from the United States, Britain, Canada, Sweden and Dem mark took part in addition to Norwegian planes.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-04
SEWARD SALMON DERBY OFFERS THREE TOP PRIZES


 Three top prizes of s, 900, $l 500 and $1 900 have been announced for the 1862 annual Seward Silver Salmon Derby.
 The Seward Derby, which at- tracts an annual 2,0O0 entrants from all over the world, will be held this year on the weekends of Aug. l1-12 and Aug. 18-f9. Also featured are daily individual cash prizes for men, women and children along with the usual 100 final prizes.
 Last years top winner scored with a IT lb. 12 oz. fish. A 15 ID. Fl oz. entry took second and IS N oz. took third.
 Chairman of the seventh annual derby is Gene Skinner, local Stand ard oil staffer. The derby is non- profit community project t sponsored by the Seward Chamber sof Commerce. Inquiries can be addressed to Silver Salmon Derby, Seward, Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-04
N Q T l c E

HI Junior League Bowlers
 The trophies for inc Saturday morning Junior League have arr rived and will be handed out Mon- day. June l4. 400 pm. All mem bers of 1he league are aslked 10 be at Aulkruk Lanes at 2:00 sharp.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-04

Keith Hedreesi returned last week after an absence of about month. While outside he attended Rotary District meeting in Vancouver, BC., along with Judge Hubert Gilbert of Nome Superior Court. The trip also gave Hedreen an opportunity to visit with his five brothers and to take in the C21 Fair.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-04

Leo Spencer. who was here in 1858, has returned to operate the Anchor Tavern for Paul Mande- vile. Leo has spent the last four years at Kenai.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-04
OvERNIGHTERS HERE

Nome had A Overnight visitors over the weekend And tonight eight tourists are staying over. They are the first of the Polar Sea tourists, and leave tomorrow for Barrow via Kotxebue.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-04
N Q II Ic E

All interested in Museum for Nome. An important meeiing is scheduled for tonight II 7sa0 II the rellowship Hall of the I.saihexan Church. MI sroups or individuals interested pleaxe attersd.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-04
In Magistrates Court

A preliminary hearing has been iuT VI ruTieSCay III Ifle case Of Lincoln Trigg, charged with rape. Bond has been set at 5000.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-04
Bowling Trophies Here

Bowling trophies for the four women's leagues have arrived and are now available at Aulrlk Lanes. The four leagues are: Franks, Double Troubles. Friday Mites, and Ice Worms.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-04
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Jack Kelly and David Willoya
 Discharged: Margaret Anowlic, Esther Nuglene, and Martin Kobuk.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-04

WANTED: Shallow we'll pump with
 pressure tank. Zone 2216. If
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-04
W A N T A DS

BOOKKEEPING in my home. Pay-
 rolls and cost accounting. Call
 Dorothy Murphy, 2327. 67c
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-04
To Sell Chances for Go-cart

4O DeA IxiduGss TOT Nzo-Nax1
 The Arctic Club of Nome will sell chances on a Go-Cart during the Midnight Sun Festival and it will be given away on June B. Tie car. will go on display, and the tickets, at $1.00, will be avail able soon.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-04

WORK WANTED: Female, ex- perienced, years college, and csss; type. Call 2629. 66p
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-04

THE ~rIoNDAs~ ARE COMING |
Evening star., 1962-05-06

Note: For StOTy HTleS ana pTSUIStOS
of the tCeek's noUieS on TV, turn to
the handy Movie Inder, Pages 81. IS.
SUNDAY
l:3o pm. q The Catholic Hour. Amer
ica and Communism, Part |.
200 pm. q Baseball. Washington vs..
New York
4:3o pm. N Golf. Tournament Of
Champions final holes at Las Vegas
$50 pm. q The Nations Future.
Americas John Glenn and Russia's
Gherman TitoV, guests.
800 pm. q Festival of the Performing
Arts. Isaac Stern. Baeh's Con-
eerto No. !, A-MinoE; Mozart's Con-
eerto No. 3, G-Major.
800 p.m q Ed Sullivan Diahann
Carroll, Bobby DARN, guests
$50 pm. q Hollywood Special Tyrone
Power, Charles Laughton, MarIene
Dietrich in Witness for the Prose-
cution."
900 pm. q G.E. Theater. Lee J. Cobb
in SarOyan's "The UnstoppabIe Gray
Fox"
MONDAY
1000 pm. 0 Ben Casey. Eddie Albert,
guest star
TUESDAY
1000 pm. @ Garry Moore Show Duke
EIlington's Orchestra plus Don
Knotts
WEDNESDAY
$50 pm. q checkmate. Rendezvous
in Washington" Macdonald Carey.
900 pm. q Perry Como. CateSina
valente. guest Salute to North
Carolina.
go pm. 9 Festival Of the Performing
Arts. Margaret Leighton in Dorothy
Parker sketches.
1000 pm. q Circle TheateF Anatomy
of Betrayal: DateIine Cuba"
Evening star., 1962-05-06
sUzAlNE PLEsMETTE

SUzAFNsN4 P6kShEIIE
Joins Anne Revere trioht), who is
storing in The Gloss Menooerie" OF
the Washington Theoter Club. and
Eileen Heckort, omong others, in
The House of Bemordo AIbo," the
Play of the Week, Saturday. ll:l5
pm. WNAl-7.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-28
Christian
Science

Value TO all mankind of the
healing ministry Of the Master
will be stressed at Christian
Science church services Sum
DAY, i'm LcsSon-ScrmOn on the
subject Christ Jesus"
Lukc'S account of the heal
ing by Christ Jesus of the man
with the dropSy will be in
cludcd in the Bible selections.
From Science and Health
with Key To- the, Scriptures" by
Mary Baker Edtly this citation
will he read Up. 1907: When
man is governed by God. the
ever present Mind who under
stands all things. man knows
that with God all things are
possible The only way to this
living Truth. which heals the
sick. Is found in the Science Of
divine Mind as taught and
demonstrated by Christ Jesus"
The Golden Text if from
ColoSsianS q: AS We have.
therefore received Christ Jrsus'
the Lord. 50 walk yC in him:
rooted and built up in him.
and Established in the faith, as
We have been taught, abound
ing therein with thanksgiving"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-28

ager of the Horny County Far
merS Market.
He succeeds Phil Cronkhitc,
who resigned Dec. 81 and is
row operating DIN egg cooper
alive at Athens, Ga.
Mr.. HarrelSon is to report
for his new duties about March
Is.
He has been manager of the
icndcrsonville Farmers Mark
ct for four years, is widely
known among produce buyer;
and is well vcrScd i n both
raising and marketing polo
bcans-thc principal crop sold
through the Horny County
Farmers Market.
A native of Spartanburg, he
is widely acquainted in South
Carolina and Mrs. Harrison.
who visited LoriS with him las.
Saturday, was delighted to find
that she has many childhood
friends living in the county
people with whom she grew up
as they spent the summers at
HcndcrSonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrelsun are
the parents of two sons and \
daughter: David. a salesman
VINO works through this area:
b"0Dy, 10, Freshman at
North Carolina State College
where he studies electric en-
2!nccring; and a daughter. Mrs.
Don johnson of Wyoming.
Tom Stanley, Hartman of
NE Horny County Marketing
Commission. told ncwsmca
Mr., HarrclSon comes 10 US
highly recommended and "
are confident nc will do a good
J"o' lnSurlng that the Hor.N
county Farmers Market vii
cohtlnu" To expand and enjoy
ne growing success of its frs.
years
Ono of HHrrcISun's first ion.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-28
CPGL To Repeot
School Awards

Carolina Puwc; & Light
Company will repeat in 1862 i
public school award aimed at
giving incentive To budding
scientists and hisn Jig ting
peaceful uses of the atom.
The award IS an expense
paid trip for two outstanding
science students and tnciI
teachers to the National YOUTH
Conference on the atom, which
attracted more than 300 dele
gates to Chicago last year.
II. NJ. Lcaman, Local Man
agcr for c. p. & L., said today
that the competition for tn"
1862 award is open To high
school sophomoreS and juniors
whose families are served by
the company. &. p. q l..
chooses one student and teach
CT from North Carolina and
one student and teacher from
South Carolina.
To be considered for the a.
ward, the student must parti-
c!patc in the physical Scicncn
division Of district science fair;
held in the spring. since VIM
ncrS will be chOGcn from a.
mOng these participants.
s. fence fairs are sponsored
oy the North and South Caro-
lima Academies of Science in
cooperation with public school
>ystcms and supported by C.P.
Ri and others in the two
statcS. Information on the fairs
Is available 10 students through
local science teachers.
C.P. & l.. conference dele
gates last year were Artie
Briggs If Florence. s. c.. and
James Sylivant of Stcdman. N.
{. Their teachers accompanied
them. also with expenses paid
by &. p. & l..
The youth conference will be
nCld November $40 at ChiCa-
20. The 1861 program was
tuddcd with leading scientists
such as DR.. Glenn SCabOrc,
chairman of the Atomic Encr-
py Commission; DR.. Hans
BcthC, nuclcar physicist al
Cornell University: and Haroli
d. Finger, head of the joint
AEC-Natinnal AcrOnautiCs and
Space Administrations nu-
clear propulsion office.
The conference is sponsored
Oy so invcStOr-owned electric
companies, most Of which arc
participating in atomic power
projects.
Mr.. Lcaman said the 1862
atomic award has special sig
nificancc for G. =. e. L.: for in
June II will join three other
companies to begin operating
the SOuthcaSt'S first atomic
powered plant ~ Parr. S. c.
This research project is a Joint
venture of c. y. & L.. South
Carolina Electric a. Gas. Duke
Power and Virginia Electric
and Power.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-28
PIREWAY NEWS
BY EDWARD GORE

Albert L. Gore of Pireway
who has been a patient in
Veterans Hospital in Fayette-
vile returned home this week
after spending several days
there.
M. c. Smith of Pireway made
business trip to Conway, S.
c. Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Settlemyre of Acme were We'd
nesday night guests of her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Jesse
M. Benton and Mrs. Dollie
Reeves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin C. Long
made a business trip to White
vile Thursday morning.
Jer Wayne Benton of Pre-
way spent Monday and Tues
day with relatives at Acme.
Jesse NJ. BBenton made a
oeSAhSSS mp W hubOl SltS anu
Whiteville Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Puck
cit of Iron Hill were Friday
guests of his mother. Mrs.
Johnnie F. Pickett of Pircway.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Earle
Elderdice Tuesday night were
Mrs. Mandy Rhodes, Mrs.
Oracle Gore, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace F. Crib and children.
and Edward Gore.
Delbert Lowrimore of Iron
Hill was the Thursday guest
cf Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Lowri-
more.
Mrs. Margic Chestnut was
the Thursday guest of her aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Long.
Miss Earline Gore of East
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-28
Federal, State and county

Federal, State and county
funds.
A typical case history from
the files of the county depart
ments of public welfare i'm
North Carolina involves aid to
the permanently and totally
disabled for a 4O-year-old man.
He had been a salesman for
many years and made an ex-
cellent salary. However, he
had two severe heart attacks,
and disqualification, doctors
bills, and medicine had not
only used up the family saw
ings, but the man was also
deeply in debt. How to main
tain his family and keep his
son in school when he had tho
third heart attack was a mai
or problem.
He was not eligiL-s to re-
ceive disability payments und-
er Social Security for until re-
Gently one could not make APP
phcation for disability until he
had reached his 5Oth birth
Gay. Also there is a six months
waiting period oefore one can
receive disability insurance
under Social Security. The
mans wife made application a:
the county department of pub
lie welfare for aid to the per-
manently and totally disabled
for her husband. Because of
his eligibility to receive this
grant, the family is able, with
its other resources, to have the
minimum needs of the daily
living and the son is able to
remain in high school.
A free leaflet explaining aid
to the permanently and total
ly disabled is available at your
county department of public
welfare or you may obtain one
by writing to the State Board
of Public Welfare, Raleigh.
Raleigh, North Carolina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-28

Fair Play Legislation pending Assembly,
scr1ns those they does
dducDy STATEMENT
PGoSE The electric temperatures South Carolina do
idke territory
ton city the An ask auoUed
SINNERS and territory 49, Wv
behalf Of HALFAMILLTON
South mans by indie
pendent
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-28
LEGAL NOTICE

Pee Dee Broadcasting CO.. Inc.
NOTICE 10 ALL PERSONS:
By virtue OF the authority
vested in me as Vice-President
Of the PEE DEE BROAD
CASTING CO.. INC. I here
by notify all persons, firms,
end corporations. that Mr..
Terrell J. Rozier is no longer
connected with Radio Station
WATP in Marion and Radio.
Station Wise in Loris, and his
apparent right of agency or his
right of agency is hereby term
mated this date, and all per-
sons are instructed to extend
nc credit to Terrell ]. Roz-
ier as an agent Of the Pee Dee
Broadcasting Co., Inc. in any
manner whatsoever.
Mrs. Aim F. Molic
Vice-Presldent
Pee Dee Broadca stin.
CO., Inc.
February 26, 1862
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-28
County Police Make
158 Cases In Month

Horny County Police made
1873 cases in January. obtained
ID; convictions, saw four cases
dismissed and had 10 case
rcnding al the end OF tn,
month.
The monthly report Of the
Horny County Police Commits
sion shows that six stills were
Destroyed and offenders were
lined s2,493.00 ond sentenced
to 300 days.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-28
R. {. HARRISON To Munuqe
Horny County Farmers Mart

The Horny County Market
ing Commission today an
nounced that r. c. Harrelson
of HendcrSonville, N. c., has
been chosen as the new man.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-02-28

will be to organic" the straw
berry auction for this season,
while working with farmers
who plan To plant pulcbcanS
for later harvest.