MAJOR FLANNIGAN
LEAVING NOME
Scheduled to leave this week is
Major Larry Flannigan of the
Army Advisor Detachment, 1st
Scout Battalion, 297th Infantry.
Maj. Flannigan has been not only
active in military affairs in this
area for the past two years dur
ing which time he promoted in
terest resulting in Nome being a
part of several military pojects,
but he has also taken part in civic
affairs, assisting in many worth
while projects.
He leaves to join his family in
Florida and is being replaced by
Maj. David Money, who will be
driving up the highway from Fort
Benning, Ga., to make his head
quarters here. Maj. Money is mar
ried and has two daughters aged
nine and ten.
DRIVEWAY REGULATIONS
AVAILABLE AT THE NUGGET
Driveway regulations by the
Alaska Department of Public
Works, Division of Highways are
available at the Nugget for those
homes or businesses having drive
ways opening on public thorough
fares.
The new regulations concern
design and construction needed to
qualify in order to coniform with
the rules.
ANB WILL STUDY
CANDIDATES FOR ELECTIONS
The Arctic Native Brotherhood,
re-activated this past year which
heretofore has been mostly a so
cial organization has voted in a
recent meeting to take an active
stand in local and state affairs
and local and state politics.
They are not running candidates
or anything like that said a:
spokesman of the organization, but
have a committee to study the I
candidates for civic offices and
make their recommendations to
the group for its support.
The club is non-solicitous, non
partisan in its actions it was
stated and nor interested in
choosing candidates by race, color
or creed, but only those persons
best qualified to run our local
and state government.
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BLUE AND GOLD BANQUET
Cub Scout Pack sponsored by
the Community Methodist Church
will hold its Blue and Gold Ban
quet at 6:45 tonight in the Multi
Purpose Room of the School.
SPECIAL FILM TONIGHT
Tonight at 7:00 KNOM-TV will
have a special Alaskan film which
should be of interest to TV sub
scribers.
Virginia Wood, assistant admin
istrator fo rthe American Red
Cross is expected to arrive today
or tomorrow to start classes . in
; Gray Ladies which are scheduled
to be held on Wednesday and
Thursday.
SENIOR GIRL SCOUTS
WILL TAKE COURSES
Senior Girl Scouts will be tak
ing an Arctic Survival course this
evening and on Wednesday eve
ning at the FAA recreational and
next week will take the first aid
( course.
The classes will start at 7:00
; p. m. and last until ten.
VISITED HERE
Lorraine Singer, Northern Re- |
gional Nursing Supervisor accom- !
panied by Frances Pagenkopf,
newly appointed itinerant nurse'
for the Kotzebue area visited in
Nome and will continue on the
trip to Kotzebue.
Also here from Fairbanks was
Bill Greene, Administrator of the
Northern Region of Sanitary En
gineering, who conferred with
local representative Harry Carter.
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.
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EXPRESSES APPRECIATION
TO CONTRIBUTORS
Thomas Martin, Rotary Chair
man for the Boy Scout Fund Drive
expressed appreciation to all
those who have made their con
tributions to this youth project
and stated that anyone who was
not contacted and who wishes to
contribute may send their dona
tion to the Nome Rotary Club or
to its treasurer, Stan Molitor.
All merdbers of the committee
who have not turned in their
collections are asked to get them
in this week so the campaign can
be closed.
GRANDPARENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Herman
are the pround grandparents of
a grandson born to their daugh
ter, Mrs. Gene Monaco in the
Bronx, New York. This is their
third child.
BABY BOY
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wielor
are the parents of a son born
Sunday Feb. 26 at the hospital.
Mrs. Wielor is the daughter of
Mrs. Ella Tanner, this is their
second child.
Little Sister Yvonne Marie, and
Little Sister Jacuqeline of the
Little Sisters of Jesus left for
Fairbanks where they now have
a station.
Arrivals and Departures
John Osborne, construction and
maintenance supervisor of BIA
returned from Kotezbue on Fri
day. Also arriving with Wien Air
lines were William Dodd and Lt.
Utrup.
Passengers for Kotzebue via
Wien Airlines were Lorraine Sing
er, Nursing Supervisor and Fran
ces Pagenkopf the new itinerant
nurse for Kotzebue. Also Lillian
Gregg, Rica Beltz, James Stalker
and William Dodd.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
TONIGHT
CITY HALL. 8:00 P.M.
ROTARYANNS
A Roiaryann luncheon will be
held al the Norlh 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.
NOTICE
Members of Headquarters De
tachment and Co. A, Alaska Na
tional Guard. There will be a
drill held at 7:00 p. m. tonight
at the Armory.
NOTICE
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.
NOTICE
Remember — PTA Meeting
Tuesday, Feb. 28th at 8 p. m. in
the Multi-Purpose Room of the
school — Come and bring a
friend.
NOTICE
Nome Bowler's Inc. announces
that the initial issue of bowling
stock will be cut-off effective as
of Midnight Monday, February
27, 1961. lc
Dr. Lee McKinley, dentist,
serving this area will return
March 21. tf
WANT ADS
FOUND—Single key by the Catho
lic Church. Call Nugget and
pay for ad.
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T O N I C II T
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FILM WILL BE SHOWN
AT PTA MEETING
Mrs. Everett Bachelder, presi
dent of the Nome PTA announced
this morning that a very inter
esting film will be shown tomor
row evening at the PTA meet
ing on scouting. The film and a
short talk on scouting and scout
ers will be presented by Rev.
John Maakestad, who is vice
chairman of the local Boy Scout
Committee.
Earl Sorenson has been bound
over to the Superior Court on a
charge of forgery, having en
dorsed checks using the signature
of Wilbur Arnold.
ANG CAPTURES
BASKETBALL CROWN
The 1960-61 Nome City League
Basketball crown will remain
with the Alaskan National Guard,
1st Scout Battalion who made it
two years in a row with a con
vincing 58-32 wrap up victory
over the Jaycees Friday night.
Both teams went into the game
tied for first place in the second
half of the season.
Final Standings
W L Pet.
I National Guard 11 3 .785
Jaycees 7 7 .500
Polar 7 7 .500
High School 4 10 .285
1 ANB 4 10 .285
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