JACK CARPENTER HITS 665
IN MIXED LEAGUE BOWLING
In the Mixed League Bowling
League North Star took three
games from Aukruk Lanes.
Tup honors went to Jack Car
penter with a 665 set, 214-215-236.
Other scores were Ernie Gustaf
son 509, Carl Glavinovich 491,
Frank Okleasik 498, Mary Hons
berger 452. Lou Oliver 426, Paul
ine Eberele 384, Billy Cameron
358. and Betty Gustafson 332.
RETIRE! WHO, ME? . . .
LOCHGELLY, Scotland GP» —
Mungo Johnston, relieved of his
coal mining job at the compulsory
retirement age of 65, announced
he is going to open a mine of his
own.
“It seems it‘s a crime to grow
old nowadays,” said Johnstone,
who had no desire to retire. “So
seven or eight of my retired col
leagues have agreed to work with
me in my own mine, rather than
kick our heels on a pension.”
EPISCOPAL CHURCH SERVICES
The Rev. William Gordon,
Bishop of Alaska for the Epis
copal Church will arrive in
Nome on an overnight visit, Tues
day, Feb. 28. He will be accom
panied by Rev. Thomas Osgood of
Kotzebue. Church services will be
held Tuesday evening at 8:00 p. m.
in Our Savior's Lutheran Church.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Further information may be ob
tained by calling Mrs. Robert
Grant, Main 226.
ROD BOUCHER ON
UNVERSITY SKI TEAM
University of Alaska ski team
members will “take to the boards”
at the Anchorage Fur Rendezvous
and plan to offer stiff competi
tion to other Alaskan skiers.
The skiers left yesterday and
plans to return Monday, Ski
Coach Frederick Boyle said.
Members of the team include
Keith Jones, Joe Abel, Ron An
dersen, Ted Crites, Gene Cox,
Richard Odstather, Lyman Jen
nings and Rod Boucher.
Andersen is considered one of
the state university’s outstanding
skiers. Last year he captured the
Gold Nugget Cross Country
championship and also brought to
College the cross country champi
onship trophy from Juneau.
BLUE AND GOLD BANQUET
SET FOR MONDAY NIGHT
Cub Pack 663, sponsored by the
Community Methodist Church
will have its Blue and Gold Ban
quet on Monday evening at 6:45
in the Multi-Purpose Room of the
Nome School.
Cubs, their parents and families
are invited. Each family is asked
to bring a covered dish, salad and
jello. They are also asked to fur
nish silverware for their own fam
ily. Dishes will be furnished.
Rev. Gerald McCray has an
nounced that a special film on
Pt. Barrow will be shown follow
ing the evening service Sunday at
the Community Methodist Church.
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TOLBERT SCOTT
FUNERAL SUNDAY
The funeral of Tolbert Scott
will be held from the Community
Methodist Church Sunday after
noon at 2:00 p. m. with the Anvil
Lodge F and AM No. 140 parti
cipating in the service.
Masonic pall bearers will be
Charles Lewis. Tom Martin, Don
ald Lyle, Boyd Harwood, George
Waldheim and Jack Reed.
The family has announced that
gifts will be placed in a memorial
fund for the new Community
Methodist Church.
ARCTIC BOWLING LEAGUE
Bering Sea and ACS took three
games each.
Top honors went to Frank Den
ny with 528 and a 200 game.
Other scores:
Bering Sea: Oliver 498, Sobo
cienski 365, Cannon 581, Warlike
481.
ACS: Meritt 349, Trulin 438,
Scott 477, Goeth 469, Sandstrom
411.
Shrine: Reed 365, Lewis 381,
Harwood 361, Bohrer 438, Wald
heim 467.
1 Breakers: Grettie 462, Kenick
324 Womacher 419.
NOMITE BOWLING LEAGUE
Board of Trade took three
games from Nome Hardware.
Top honors went to E. Coult
with a 481.
Broad of Trade: Tate 407, H.
Coulthard 374, Jim West 355, M.
Ttate 311.
Nome Hardware: Walt Glavin
ovich 444, Grace Herman 352, Bob
Herman 228, Lorena Boehler 324,
Dale Boehler 427.
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THOROUGH CLEANUP 1 1 !
NICE, France OP — To permit
a thorough cleaning of public
buildings and statuary, city of
ficials have decided to put Nice’s
10,000 pigeons to sleep with
drugged grain and transport them
to the countryside.
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For Sale at The Nugget
NOTICE
The regular PTA meeting will
be on Tuesday, Feb. 28 at 8 p. m.
in the Multi-Purpose Room of
the school. All members and
friends are invited to be present.
An interesting program is plan
ned.
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Car stickers for vehicles now
in use must be purchased by
Tuesday, February 28, 1961.
By Robert F. Scott,
City Clerk
Publish: Feb. 24-27.
BINGO
ANB HALL
8:00 P. M_TONIGHT
ATTENTION
YOUNG REPUBLICANS
MEET TONIGHT
8:00 p. m.—City Hall
ROTARYANNS
A Rotaryann luncheon will be
held at the North Star Restau
rant. Tuesday Feb. 28 at 12 noon.
Plans for the March 8 program
will be discussed.
RUMMAGE SALE
Tuesday February 28 10:00
a. m. to 12:30 p. m. At the LYW
Center.
Dr. Lee McKinley, dentist,
serving this area will return
March 21. tf
WANT ADS
FOR SALE: Snow Traveller. Call
Main 96 24c
FOUND—Single key by the Catho
lic Church. Call Nugget and
pay for ad.
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SENDS GREETINGS . . .
Eunice Bergland sends greetings
to her many friends here from
her home in Cecil, Wis., where
she is with her parents and rela
tives, before assuming her new
station as Public Health Nurse
at Homer.
CHANGE OF TIME FOR
CAP FIRST AID CLASS
The CAP First Aid Class an
nounced for this evening at the
school for 7:30 has been changed
to Monday night, same time and
same place.
CECIL H. FROST PASSES
Cecil H. Frost, 74, who pioneer
ed in Nome as a clerk in Polet’s
Snake River Grocery, passed
away on Feb. 19 at his home in
Blanning, Calif., where he has been
in the real estate business. He was
a member here of Anvil Lodge F
and AM No. 140.
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BILLY NUIPUK HONORED
AT BOY'S CLUB BANQUET
The LYW Community Center
6th Grade Boy’s Club held their
Father and Son Banquet last eve
ning with Conrad Potter as Mas
ter of Ceremonies and Bon Davis
as guest speaker of the evening.
Special recognition was made
to Billy Nuipuk for his work as
teacher for the group for the past
four years during which time he
has been both faithful and reli
able. ■>
In addition to the fathers,
guests included heads of other
branches of Methodist work in
the community, Rev. Gerald Mc
Cray, Robert Reed of the MMM
Hospital and Dr. John Barrow,
and male members of the LYW
Center Board.
Following the dinner movies
were shown.
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