Meetings Keep Boy
Scout Leaders Busy
Scout leaders have had a busy
weekend with special training
courses under the leadership of
Tod Purcell, northern Alaska Boy
Scout executive.
Friday evening 18 adults took
part in the training for commit
teemen and Scout leadership.
Sunday afternoon a meeting
centered on leading the Cub
Scout program with a fine turn
out including Mr. and Mrs. Meck
lenburg, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Blan
hing, Mr. and Mrs. W. Friesz,
Bob Emmons, Ben Young, Mike
Vivieros, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Doyle,
Mrs. D. Goodrich, Mrs. Elmer
Straub, Marilyn Dexter, Lilly
Walker, and Frank Morris.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Fairbanks: Gordon Os
borne, R. Kitchen, Milt Wilson,
Mrs. Don Hibbs, R. Willman.
To Fairbanks: FYed Tiepelman,
W.H. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
•McLeod, G. Claypool, S. Snelling,
Tom Robertson, F. Grand, C. H.
Stifter, F. Phillips, A.H. Swinder,
R. Koelker, Amos Ray, G. Salley.
Angelo Paglia, A.E. Bennett, J.E.
Jake, C. H. Sheppard, C. F. Pur
vis, J. Evans, W. Stanton, John
Mathews, Leon Bardin.
Mr. and Mrs. McLeod Depart
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McLeod,
who have been here for the past
year and a half with the BECK
Construction Co., left for their
home in Seattle. They stated they
looked forward to seeing Nome
ites in Seattle as they enjoyed
their stay here very much.
Methodist Youth Hold
Taffy Pull Sunday Night
Members of Methodist Youth
Fellowship pulled pink pepper
mint and orange taffy and en
joyed television at the Preuitt’s
home Sunday night after the
group’s regular meeting.
Those present were: Laura
Atuk, Evelyn Nagozruk, Vivian
Larsen, Ann Chambers, Connie
Nuipok, Margie Bell, Hannah
Green, Martha Piscoya, Charles
Burnett, Wayne Wittie, David
Grant, Harold Dittman, Rev. and
Mrs. Willard Mecklenburg and
Mr. and Mrs. Preuitt.
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Pioneer Women of Alaska Aux
iliary No. 1, Igloo No. 1, at their
regular meeting last Friday eve
ning, initiated Beverly Blanning
into the organization. Mrs. Blan
ning is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Stan Morgan.
Fire Alarm Sunday at Belmont Pt.
The Fire Dept, was called to
Belmont Point Sunday morning
to the residence of Carrie Mc
Lain. A flooded oil stove was the
cause of the alarm but there was
no damage.
[Glenn Carlson Is New
Sanitary Engineer
Here For Health Dept.
Glenn Carlson has been ap
pointed Territorial Health Dept.
Sanitary Engineer for this area,
replacing Don Hungerford, who
has left the department and gone
into business here for himself.
Although Nome will be Carl
son’s headquarters, much of his
time will be spent in the outlying
areas. He is at present at St.
Lawrence Island.
Primary Grades Move
Into New Addition
The primary grades started to
move into the new school this
morning. This new section of the
school is to take the first four
grades.
Band practice is being held in
the multi-purpose room. This
morning, however, the room was
•too cold for classes to be held.
Gordon Osborne Returns
Gordon Osborne, former man
ager of the Dream Theater and
operator of Gordon’s Shoe Shop,
who has been in the States for
the past three years, is back again
and greeting his friends from the
Bering Sea Club where he is now
employed. Osborne said his wife
and daughter will join him here
in the spring when school lets out.
WEATHER FORECAST
Increasing cloudiness tonight
and Tuesday with occasional
snow flurries Tuesday. Low tem
peratures expected tonight to as
low as -5, rising to 20 above on
Tuesday.
In the last 24 hours, highest
temperature 3, lowest -4.
Sunrise at 8:27 a.m., sunset at
3:04 p.m.
ALASKA AIRLINES
To Anchorage: W. Short, H.
Phillips, E. Armstrong, H. Dod
dridge, W. Morganstem, D. Ham
ilton, R. Brown, Joe and Sally
Perron, E. Drum, Verna and Carl
Mickelson, G. Varra, G.A. Walser,
B. W. Mabe, Romeo Nunurook, L.
Hunt. John Payne.
From Anchorage: Robt. Grant,
Mary Walker, WJ. Goodman, R.
C. Austin, C.J. Sebold, R.B. Speer,
U.A. Honka, J. Kitzinger, Frank
Molitor, Wm Munz.
From Unalakleet: Tod Purcell,
Leon Barden, A.H. Swindell, R.
Vollkner, Amos Ray, G. Solley.
To Unalakleet: Wayne Eben, M.
Wilson, M. Olson.
Pauline Acroman
Struck By Car
Pauline Acroman is hospital
ized from injuries when hit by a
car about 2 o’clock this morning.
She is reported to have been
crossing the street near the North
Star Bakery and ran out from
behind a parked car and was not
seen by the driver of a taxi leav
ing the area at the same time.
It has not been ascertained how
badly she is hurt.
Don Hungerford of the Nome
Market returned from a business
trip to Anchorage and Fairbanks,
where, he states, he has made ar
rangement for regular supply of
Alaska dairy products.
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