Howard Crinklaw Is
Ouest of Home Arts Club
Howard Crinklaw, chairman of
the Nome Planning Commission,
was a guest of the Home Arts
Club last evening, on invitation
of president Martha Craft, and
gave, on request, a summary of
1 the activities of that body which
was organized last spring.
He explained that much time
and research has been done to
complete the application of the
water and sewage project and the
Planning Commission has done all
it has been empowered to do. The
completion of the details of the
application, which was turned
over to the city two months ago,
is up to the City Council. The
second matter of importance on
the agenda of the Planning Com
mission, stated Mr. Crinklaw. was
the background study and preli
minary ground-work for the or
ganization of Area Redevelop
ment which was successfully
started this month. He told of
some other city problems which
are now under study by the Com
mission.
Preliminary plans for the State
Convention of the Women’s Fed
eration of Alaska were announced
with Morv'a Hoover as chairman.
The convention is scheduled to
be held the first weekend in May.
The club voted financial support
for the ice rink, as more water is
needed to keep it in condition.
, The club has a a project this
year, participation in city affairs
and representatives of the group
are attending City Council and
School Board meetings.
Members attending both these
organizations gave reports as well
as their reactions as to how these
meetings were conducted.
M.r, ana Mrs. Kenneth Hudgins,
who have been here with the TJ.S.
Weather "Bureau are being trans
ferred to Lynchburg, Va., not lai
from the home of Mr. Hudgins
and -plan to leave within a feu
weeks. Mrs. Hudgins has been a
very active member of the Wom
en’s Society of the Community
Methodist Church.
, EVERYBODY IS GOING
. TO THE ROOF GARDEN
.. . "Gee-pole Larson" and his part
ner "Peluk Ben", who are pros
pecting -on "Starvation Gulch"
have, already arrived in v town.
They never miss the Roof Garden.
They report their neighbors,
"Sluice Box Johnson" and Smiling
Charlie" will be in early Saturday.
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Pioneers Are Ready
With Roof Garden
The Pioneers of Alaska held
their final meeting for the >1962
Roof Garden with the following
committee chairmen reporting.
Publicity and advertising, M.
J. Walsh; finance, Stan Morgan;
admissions, Bob Baldwin and Carl
Glavinovich; program, Mrs. Wm.
Cameron and Mrs. Pete Hahn
with Jim Blanning as master of
ceremonies.
The handling of Century
21 tickets and $500 cash, Bob
Scott; bingo, Bob Lewis; turkey!
wheel, Axel Edman; wheel of
fortune, Pete Reader; 10^ wheel,
Don Perkins; cane rack, Clyde
Glass; dart game, Bill Ullrich;
bean bag game, John Osborne;
balloons, Geo. Waldheim.
The fish pond is sponsored by
the Women’s Auxiliary, headed
by Bev Blaning and Mary Ellen
Walsh.
The prospector’s cake filled
with real nuggets will be in charge
of Edith Arnold and Christy
Waldheim.
The roadhouse will be in charge
of the Jaycees; the checkroom will
be handled by the Explorer Scouts.
The Mother’s Club will have a
display of Eskimo arts and crafts.
Anyone wanting to participate
in Century 21—call Bob Scott or
Bill Cameron.
GrSA Manager Here
Mr. H. W. Wright, newly ap
pointed area manager for the
General Services Administration
in Alaska, under which the Fed
eral Building operates, arrived in
Nome with Mr. Frank Mahan,
who has held that position and
who now has been promoted to
I chief of program management
with headquarters at Auburn,
\ Washington.
1 Mr. Wright will have his head
\ quarters in Anchorage and makes
frequent inspection trips through
out the state where there are
buildings operated or leased by
the federal government.
IN MAGISTRATE'S COURT
Theodore Okitkon was found
guilty on a drunk and disorderly
charge which included the break
ing of a showcase in the Mukluk
Pool Hall. He was given a 30
day suspended sentence and a $M
fine to pay for the broken glass.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Wanda Booshu, Han
nah Ahnangnabooguk, and Lloyd
Kimoktoak.
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Explorers Collect $161.28
In Mothers March
The Explorer Scouts take over
for the mothers each year and
make a house-to-house visit for
the National Foundation.
This job is not solicited by the
Foundation, stated Mrs. Ander
sen, local chairman and is vol
untary by the boys who realize
the weather is not always favor
able for the Mothers March to be
taken by the mothers themselves.
This year the Explorers took in
$161.28 in their evening’s work
which took them all over the
community.
Explorers who gave their time
are Richard Foster, Tex Chunn,
Homer Hoogendorn, Joel Craft,
Mike Cannon, Stanley Ander
sen, Ernie Ailak, Wayne Wittie,
Steffen Andersen and Billy Mul
ler.
Mothers Club Meets
Marc Beauchamp, principal of
Nome Grade School, was speaker
at the Mothers Club meeting on
Monday and talked about the
work of the Rural Room of the
school.
Plans fpr the Mothers Club
booth were discussed which will
be set up at the Roof Garden on
Saturday/night. All mothers who
are sewing articles for the booth
are requested to have them at
Myrtle Johnson’s home some time
Friday so the display can be eval
uated.
Rev. Capener Visits Here
Rev. Alvin Capener, who was
paster here for the Assembly of
God Church and who left nine
years ago, was a visitor in town
for a couple of days while en
route to his present assignment
at Pt. Hope. Rev. Capener states
that his two sons are now in the
1 states and he and his wife are
alone at Ht. Hope. He spoke last
evening at the church.
- Okeh Liiterbug Bill
> JUNEAU — An anti-litterbug
bill passed the 'House yesterday
unanimously.
The measure would make it a
condition of probation for any
one convicted of throwing rub
bish on highways or recreation
areas to pick up refuse for four
hours a day, for not more than
two days.
If the guilty party is not will
ing to do this, he would have to
pay the fine imposed.
$35 PER DIEM
JUNEAU <*> — A bill which
would permit members of the Leg
islature to draw $35 per diem
when serving on state boards,
commissions, committees and
councils was approved by the
Senate yesterday, 19-0.
NOTICE
Anvil Lodge, No. 140, F ft AM
presents its annual George Wash
ington's Birthday Party on Sat
urday, Feb. 17 at the Masonic
Temple for Eastern Stars and
their families. Masons and their
families. Single Stars or Masons
may bring escorts. Admission
$1.00.
WANT ADS
FOR RENT: Portable typewriter.
Call at Nugget office.
FOR RENT: Heated fumshed
apartment, 2 bedrooms; 2 small
clean well instulated houses.
Dali 2509 between 10 a.m. and
2 pm. 17c
FOR SALE: 1952 Mercury 4-door
sedan, excellent condition, 4 new
snow-grip tires, spare; recent
carburetor, ignition, starter
overhaul;* plug-in circulating
heater. Dial 2375 or contact
Ken Hudgins. if
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