1961 Mining Regulations
To Contain Provision For
State Prospecting Permits
JUNEAU, UP)—A redraft of pro
posed mining regulations will in
clude a provision for the issuance
of state prospecting permits, Phil
Holdsworth, State Commissioner
of Natural Resources, said.
Holdsworth said recent hear
ings around the state indicated a
desire on the part of many per
sons in the mining industry for
such a provision in state law.
The prospecting permits would
cover an area of land larger than
an actual mining claim and would
permit a prospector to develop his
claim without having nuisance
claims filed around it, Holds
worth said.
The redraft of the proposed
regulations should be ready in
time to start a second round of
public hearings shortly after the
first of the year, Holdsworth said.
He said the proposed regula
tions as finally drafted would be
presented to the 1961 legislature.
M & M Bank Seeks
To Open Branches
At Bethel and Barrow
JUNEAU, W) — The State De
partment of Commerce said to
day the Miners and Merchants
Bank of Nome has filed an ap
plication to open branches at
Barrow and Bethel.
Commerce Commissioner A. H.
Romick said he would schedule
hearings in the near future on
the application. He said his de
partment would also make a
study of the need for such branch
banks.
Legislators Meet With
Nome Education Assn.
The Nome Education Assn.,
with Sheila O’Brien presiding,
met last evening and following
the business meeting Frank Gavin
of the Legislative Committee, in
troduced Sens. John McNees and
Lester Bronson, and newly elec
ted Rep. Art Johnson. Senate and
House bills on education were ex
plained to the new teachers and
also the new pay scale for teach
ers proposed by the Alaska Ed
ucation Assn.
Refreshments followed the
meeting.
ATTENTION O.E.S.
All members are reminded that
election of officers will be held
Monday evening at Alaska Chap
ter, No. 1, Order of Eastern Star.
— Ruth Reed, W.M.
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Paul Glavinovich Attends
West Point Meeting
WEST POINT, N.Y., WV-Paul .
S. Glavinovich of Nome, a seniof ;
at the University of Alaska, is
among the delegates from 84 col
leges and universities attending
the 12th Annual Student Confer
ence on U.S. Affairs at the U.S.
Military Academy here until
Saturday.
National security policy is the
topic being examined by stu
dents and public officials during
the daily meetings. They will dis
cuss, in round-table sessions, the
Communist Challenge, the At
lantic Community, Less-developed
Areas, Arms Control, and Build
ing an International Order.
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New
York delivered the keynote ad
dress on “National Security
Goals” on Wednesday.
Conrad Yenney Passed
Away Thanksgiving Day
Word has been received of the
death in Walla Walla, Wash., of
Conrad F. Yenney on Thanks
giving Day.
Yenney was born Feb. 10, 1879
in Baden, Germany. The family
came to America in 1881, living
in Illinois and Minnesota before
moving to Rocklyn, Wash., in
1899. He came to Nome in 1926
and served for many years as
police and dire chief. Later he
worked for the U.S. Engineers. He
retired in 1954 and moved to
Walla Walla.
Survivors are his wife, Edith;
I two sons, Fred Yenney of An
chorage, and Arthur Harris of
Seattle; a sister, Mrs. George
Raymond of Walla Walla; seven
grandchildren; and eight great
grandchildren.
WEATHER FORECAST
Fair and colder. Lowest temp,
expected tonight -5 to -10, the
high tomorrow 0 to 15.
In the past 24 hours: highest
temp. 28, lowest 15. Sunrise at
9:28 a.m., sunset at 2:14 p.m.
A year ago today: highest temp.
24, lowest 18. Extremes on this
date since 1907: highest 33 in
1928, lowest -30 in 1916.
NOTICE
Pioneer Igloo No. 1 will hold
its regular meeting Wednesday,
Dec. 7 at 8 p.m. A full attendance
desired for nomination of officers
and other important business for
welfare of the organisation. Re
freshments.
—Chas. D. Jones, Secty.
Judge Gilbert to Present i
Nome Case For Vocational
School at Board Meeting
Judge Hubert Gilbert, who is
in Anchorage assisting in the Dis
trict Court there, will represent
the City of Nome at the State
Board of Education meeting to
morrow and present the program
prepared concerning the building
of the State vocational school at
Nome.
Carl Glavinovich, who was ap
pointed originally by Mayor An
dersen was unable to attend.
SON BORN TODAY TO
MR AND MRS. PEARSE WALSH
Mr. and Mrs. Pearse Walsh are
the parents of a son born at noon
today. The father is station man
ager for Wien Airlines and the
third generation baby has two
brothers. Paternal grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Walsh of
Nome.
Alaska Legionaires Named
To National Posts
One hundred forty-five ap
pointments were secured for Le
gionaires in Alaska it has been
announced by National Executive
Committeman Herald Stringer of
Sitka, with the Hon. William A.
Egan as vice chairman of the For
eign Relations Commission, and
Joseph Briones as vice chairman
of Internal Affairs.
From Nome were Stan Harhut
on the Inter-American Committee
and James O’Rourke on the Mem
bership and Post Activities Com
mittee.
Briones will start his tour of
Alaskan posts of the American
Legion soon. When he leaves for
Fairbanks, the trip will include
Nome, Anchorage, Homer, Glen
allen, Valdez and Palmer.
Mothers Club Meets Monday
The Nome Mothers Club meets
Monday at the LWY Community
Center at 7:30 p.m.
Speaker for the evening will be
Fire and Police Chief Robert
Oliver, discussing fire prevention
and police methods.
Members are reminded to bring
small gift for exchange, and visit
ors are also welcome.
ICE PILED UP IN RIVER
Southeast winds and under
ice tide has filled the mouth of
Snake River with big icebergs
and destroyed the light on the
east jetty.
Piled-up ice at the mouth of
the river at this time of the year
is an unusual occurence.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Henry Lockwood,
Betty Krisher, Martha Schooler,
Mary Ellen Walsh.
Discharged: Bobby Koweluk.
REPUBLICAN CLUB MEETING
7:30 P.M., FRIDAY. DEC. 2
AT THE CITY HALL
ATTENTION
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN
Meeting 10 a.m. Sunday, Dec.
4 to put up Christmas tree and
lights.
NOTICE
The Bingo Party scheduled for
tonight at St. Joseph's Hall has
been postponed until next Friday.
St. Joseph's
Altar Society
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