Girl Scout Neighborhood
Committee Meets Tuesday
On Tuesday night at 8 pm. the
Neighborhood Committee of the
Girl Scouts, which is composed
of the leaders and service team,
•will meet at the home of Mrs.
Ellen Jones for their monthly
meeting.
The Senior Scouts are already
started under the direction of
Mrs. JoAnn Conklin. They meet
on Wednesday evenings at 7 p.m.
at St. Joseph’s Hall. These meet
ings will not last longer than
two hours unless notification is
given in the Nome Nugget Three
meetings a month will be busi
ness and one will be social.
The members of the Service
Team are:
Ellen Jones, neighborhood
chairman; Sharon Unterwagner,
troop organizer; Adeline Ullrich,
treasurer; Lois Mclver, senior
consultant; Agnes Walsh, inter
mediate consultant; Betty Doyle,
Brownie consultant; and Wilma
Gilmore, ordering and supplies.
Mothers Club Meets Tonight
Members of the Nome Mothers
Club are reminded of their meet
ing tonight at 7:30 at the LWY
Community Center. All members
are urged to attend.
Arrivals & Departures
From Fairbanks: Robert Mine,
Keith Hedreen, Ed Utti, Mr. and
Mrs. Sa»n Mogg, Jean Dedrick,
Mrs. 'Rosemont, Jack Adams, Lief
Ostnes, Noel Hill and Mary Pil
cher.
To Fairbanks: Mrs. Otis, W. P.
Green, John Melville, V. Lewis,
G. Cavner, C. Rades. V. G. Baker,
L. Burbank, Royal Johnson, Ben
Dahl, Robert Oliver, James Ste
venson, Frank Thomas, C. R.
Calkins, James Hill, Christopher
Burris and George Bethors.
From Kotzebue: Jerry Fager
strom, Harmon Williams, Homer
-Ray, Paul Omiak and Jean Bu
rand.
To Kotzebue: Annie Noonwook
and Hailon Couiihard.
ATTENTION REPUBLICANS
Republican meeting Tuesday.
Oci. 3 at 8 pjn. at City Hall.
—Wallace Mclver. Pres.
Dial 2631 for
Arctic Sanitary
Service
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Ann Grinsell Passes
Ann Grinsell, 24, daughter of
iMr. and Mrs. Sam Ailak who has
been ill for several weeks with
a brain injury, passed away in
Anchorage where she had been
sent for specialized medical treat
ment.
Mrs. Grinsell has been employ
ed for over five years in the Wel
fare Office of the Bureau of In
dian Affairs. Her father, who was
called to Anchorage when her
condition became critical is bring
ing the body back to Nome for
burial. The funeral time has not
been announced.
Home Arts Club to Meet
The Home Arts Club meets
Tuesday evening at the residence
of Margaret Swan berg with
Eleanor Osborn as co-hostess.
Mental Health Officials Here
Dr. O. Ray, state director of
the Department of Mental Health,
is here on his first trip to Nome
from his Juneau headquarters.
He is accompanied by Robert
Mines, psychologist and regional
supervisor for this department
with headquarters in Fairbanks.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Sarah Jack, Mary
Bergamaski and Ruth Merrifield.
Discharged: Raynard Tollia, Lea
Luke, and Amelia Nagarak.
CIVILIZATION CATCHES
UP WITH KETCHIKAN
KETCHIKAN UTi — Ketchikan
has its first traffic light in opera
I tion. The new traffic regulator
[ has been installed in the down
town district to control rush hour
traffit. Police will be stationed
on the comer until motorists,
many of whom violate the new
director, become accustomed to
the fancy new gimmick, consider
ed by some old timers to be an
indication that civilization has
caught up with the city.
It was announced today that
the Covenant Church has pur
chased the Edward Anderson
property at the junction of Ber
ing St. and 1st Ave. West.
NOTICE
To All Nome Unit A Co. Per
sonnel, 1st Scout Bn.. Alaska NG:
Armory drills will begin Tues
day, Oct. 3 at 7:00 p.m. Uniform
for the drill will be Army Greens.
Ail personnel are ordered to at
tend.
—Lt, Ronald Engstrom
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Shorthand Classes
Begin Tonight
This evening at 7:30 the first
session of the 15 session shorthand
course commences at the Nome
Public School. The course is de
signed to cover the fundamental
theory of Gregg shorthand as pre
sented in a reading course. This
is the beginning course and neces
sary for those interested in taking
the advanced levels to be offered
next semester. The class will meet
each Monday and Wednesday
evening at 7:30 in 'Room 3 of
the high school.
The beginning type writing
course will meet Tuesday at 7:30
pjn. for its first session. This
course is designed for those who
have not had an opportunity to
learn the touch method of type
writing. This class will meet each
Tuesday and Thursday evening at
7:30 in Room 2 of tfie high school.
The tuition for each course is
$7.50 and may be paid at the first
session. The only supplies need
ed for the first meeting will be
an open mind and a ready will.
Highway Men Here To
Inspect Summer's Road Work
Sam Johnson, from the State
Highway Dept., and L. E. Hough
of the Bureau of Public Roads,
arrived from Anchorage and
Fairbanks for a final inspection
of the road work done here this
summer. They will also meet with
the new Second District Engineer
Roy W. Jenkins, who took over
his duties here from Nick Lean
on October 1.
FOUR EAST GERMAN
POLICE FLEE TO THE WEST
BERLIN to — Four East Ger
man police fled to the West
through the Communist wall
i across Berlin Saturday night.
West police said they were
among 16 persons who escaped
in a night filled with incidents
caused by youths or drunks get
ting too close to the border. Red
police fired warning shots and
threw tear gas grenades.
STENGEL GETS HELP
NEW YORK to — Cookie Lava
getto and Solly Hemus, both for
mer major league managers, were
named today to assist Casey Sten
gel, freshly appointed manager of
the New York Mets of the Na
tional (League.
Lavagetto was let out as mana
ger of the Minnesota Twins and
i Hemus was fired as manager of
the St- Louis Cardinals in the
middle of the season that ended
Sunday.
ATTENTION
Members of the "Kranks"
League. Bowling will begin Oct.
3 at 9 ami. Any women interested
in bowling who haven't signed
up may do so at the above time.
NOTICE
To all personnel of headquar
ters and Headquarters Detach
ment, First Scout Battalion, Alas
ka National Guard: Armory drills
wil begin Monday 2 October 1991
at 7 pan. Uniform for the drill
will bo Army greens. Ail person
nel are ordered to attend.
CapL William Caldwell,
. Detachment Commander
STEEL? See Lomen’s Ad at left.
FOR SALE: Two prs. shoes—
1 pr. ladies brown pumps, size
8-B, $3 and 1 pr. ladies saddle
shoes, size 6-A, $4. Dial 2384.
119c
FOR SALE—Man's large down
filled parka $35; ladies alpaka
lined parka (12-14) $25; boy’s
parka, alpaka - lined (3-4) $6.
Dial 2278.
sict ,t . — Those surplus items that
you don’t need. Just let a
Nugget Classified Ad convert
them Into cash for you.
EMPLOYMENT DIVISION
OFFICE TO OPEN HERE OCT. It
'Mary Pilcher, who has been
appointed Second District repre
sentative for the Employment
Security Division and who has
been home over the weekend, re
ports that the local office is
tentatively set to open on Oct. id
in the Tanner Bldg. She returned
to Fairbanks today to continue
her training for this position.
MV GALENA TO
LEAVE TOMORROW
The MV Galena of the Alaska
Steamship Co., which has been in
the roadstead since, Friday is ex
pected to complete discharging
and leave sometime tomorrow.
The MS North Star of the BIA
departed for King Island taking
34 of the villagers back to the
island for the winter. From King
Island the ship will go to Nuni
vak to pick up a shipment of rein
deer meat.
NOTICE
Members and visitors of Alaska
Chapter No. 1. Order of Eastern
Star, are reminded that there is
a regular meeting this evening
at 8:00 followed by a scial hour.
—Pearl Bohrer, acting WJM.
Gov. Egan Invited to Be
Judge at Junior Miss Contest
Gov. William Egan has been in
vited to be a judge in the 1962
Junior (Miss Contest, which is to
be held here on Jan. 19, 20 and
21, 1962.
The Junior Miss Contest is
sponsored by the Nome Junior
Chamber of Commerce and has
been growing in popularity for
several years.
Two Nome girls have represent
ed Alaska in Memphis in past
years and last year a Fairbanks
entry won the contest.
UPHOLSTERY CLASS
MEETS TOMORROW NIGHT
The organizational meeting of
the Upholstery Class under the
direction of Jean Burand, of the
Extension Service of the Univer
sity of Alaska will be held to
morrow evening from 7:00 to 8:00
at the Fellowship Hall of the Lu
theran Church.
Mrs. Burand has just returned
from a trip to northern points in
cluding Selawik, Kiana, Norvich,
Kotzebue and Kivalina.
Georg* Ahnangnaiogok was
fined $40 in Magistrate’s Court
on a drunk charge.
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