MAXINE BOOK WEDS
REV. THOMAS HOFFMAN
On Sunday, Jan. 1 Maxine
Book, head of nurses at the MMM
Hospital for the past year be
came the bride of Rev. Thomas
Hoffman, of the Methodist Church
and director of the Wesley Foun
dation in Rolla, Missouri where
they will make their home.
• Mrs. Hoffman sends greetings
to her many friends here and best
wishes for the New Year.
Remote Site Personnel Thank
Girl Scouts For Xmas Goodies!
This past vChfistmas season, the
Girl Scouts, prepared four boxes
of home-made cookies, cake and
candy and sent them to Air Force
find Whit£ Alice station person
nel at Cape Lisbouyne, Tin City,
Northeast Cape, and Romanzoff.
The girls, last week, received
letters from the recipients warm
ly thanking thjem, for their
thoughtfulness.
Arrivals and Departures
Students returning to school
yesterday included Mytrle Cham
bers, Fritz Chambers, Joe Senun
getuk, Harry Johnsen Jr., Rod
Boucher, Paul Glavinovich, Robert
Summers, Marcia Conklin, Chuck
Fagerstrom.
Also deparing were Leonard
Anseth, Alexander Muktoyuk,
Dale Berry, Dr. McKinley and
John Mansvy.
Movie to be Shown Tonight At
Our Savior's Lutheran Church
The motion picture “Boy and
His Bible” will be shown as part
of the Mid-week Service at Our
Savior’s Lutheran Church this
evening at 7:30 p. m. Mr. James
Picknalook, Chairman of the
Church Council will be in charge
of the meeting. Choir practice will
follow the service.
City League
Basketball Schedule
Second Half 1960-61
January 3—ANB vs High School;
Polar vs National Guard.
January 6—Polar vs ANB; High School
v.« Jaycees.
January 10—Polar vs Jaycees; ANB
vs National Guard.
January 17—Polar va High School;
Jaycees vs National Guard.
January 20—Open; Open.
January 24—National Guard vs High
School; Jaycees vs ANB.
January 27—Open; High School vs
A NB.
January 31—High School vs Jaycees;
/• NB vs National Guard.
February 3—Open; High School vs
Po'ar.
February 7—High School vs National
Guard; Polar vs Jaycees.
February 10—Open; Open.
February 21—National Guard vs Polar;
National Guard vs Jaycee3.
February 24—Open; ANB vs Polar.
February 28—Open; National Guard vs
Jaycees.
All prellmnary games begin at 7:30
p. m. and final games begin at 9:00 p. m.
NEW RAW IVORY
PERMITS NEEDED
The Alaska Department of Fish
and Game reminds all ivory
carvers, hunters and traders that
new permits are required before
raw ivory can lawfully be sold,
purchased or bartered. All of the
raw ivory permits issued during
the calendar year 1960 expired
on Dec. 31. The new permits can
be obtained, free of charge, from
the Alaska Department of Fish
and Game, Box 862, Nome, Alas
ka.
Rev. Maakestad Appointed Acting
Supervisor of Lutheran Churches
It was announced Tuesday at
the noon luncheon of the Chamber
of Commerce that Rev. John
Maakestad of Our Savior’s Lu
theran Church has been appoint
ed acting supervisor of the North
ern Area of the Lutheran Church
replacing Rev. O. Heglund who
has been transferred to the states.
To Visit Gambell and Savoonga
Eunice Berglund, itinerant pub
lic health nurse for this area and
Louise Bockman, head of the dis
trict state welfare office leave to
day for a trip to Gambell and
Savoonga and expect to be gone
at least a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Swanberg Jr.
returned home yesterday follow
ing a week in Fairbanks enjoying
their children and grandchildren
for the holiday season.
Wien passengers arriving here
yesterday were A. Renshaw, Ruth
Larson, Allen Bradshaw, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Muir.
John R. Mulligan, geologist
who has worked in this area for
many years, particularly in the
Lost River and Teller tin ex
ploration is at present working in
the Antarctic where he will take
coal samples from the interior
ice which will be used for geo
logical study.
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Nome Chamber
Meeting News
An expression of appreciation
to the Nome Volunteer Firemen
was expressed by the president of
the Chamber of Commerce, Pe e
Walsh at the noon luncheon Tues
day for the fine work they did in
decorating Nome for the holiday
season with gay lights and a fine
Christmas tree. President Walsh
also reviewed the work of the
Chamber during the past year and
brought out some of the important
things coming up in the new year.
Bob Erwin, State District At
torney, announced at the meeting
that he would be leaving for
Fairbanks at the end of the week
to assist in the court there and
would return about the same time
as Judge Gilbert for court on
Jan. 23. He stated his office is
always open and he is in daily
contact with the office should
anything arise which needs his
attention.
Sen. Les Bronson stated he is
home every evening preparing for
the coming session of the Legis
lature and would be glad to dis
cuss any ,pet gripes, amendments
or new bills to be introduced with
anyone who cares to contact him.
He also reported that he is ar
ranging with Civilian Defense for
a weasel and sled to be used at
Savoonga for better communica
tions in that area which has only
dog teams for transportation.
Capable ANG guardsmen will be
in charge of the equipment, he
stated.
Virgil Vochoska, speaking for
the Jaycees, announced that Jun
ior Miss Queen candidates would
be arriving on Jan. 13 from sev
eral other towns. These girls are
all high school seniors with good
scholastic standings, one of whom
will be chosen here to go to
Mobile, Ala., to vie with other
states for the title of Junior Miss
which entitles them to scholar
ships in schools of their choice.
It is an expense-paid trip and a
coveted honor. Two girls from
Nome have had that privilege so
•far. They are Diane Lee and
Lorene Nershak.
Charles Fagersirom left yester
day for a school near Seattle to
get his pilot’s instrument rating.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Fagerstrom and has been
working for Wien Airlines the
past season.
NOTICE
There will be a meeting of the
official Church Board of the Com
munity Methodist Church at the
Methodist Parsonage at 8:30 this
evening. All members urged to
be present.
NOTICE
There will be a meeting of all
men bowlers on Friday evening
at 7:00 p. m. at the City Hall to
organise the City Association.
Dennis Marquiss
NOTICE
Pioneer Igloo No. 1 will hold its
regular meeting Wednesday Jan.
4 at 8 p. m. A full attendance
desired. Refreshments.
— Chas. D. Jones, Secty.
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