Robert Bennett, New BIA
Area Director, Due Here
Robert Bennett, newly appoint
ed Area Director fQr the Bureau
of Indian Affairs is scheduled to
arrive this afternoon on an ori
entation trip of Alaska. He was
to have been accompanied by
James Hawkins, retiring Area
Director, but Hawkins had to re
main in Anchorage. Hawkins has
been appointed Area Director for
Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michi
gan.
A meeting with the Chamber
of Commerce has been scheduled
at 4 o’clock this afternoon at the
Federal Bldg, and a dinner is
being given for the distinguished
visitors by the BIA personnel
headed here by Sterling Croell, in
the absence of the District Di
rector Robert Grant.
Mr. Bennett is an Indian and
a lawyer and has been with the
BIA since 1933. He is married
to a woman from the Chippewa
tribe and they have six children.
He is reported to be the second
Indian to have become an Area
Director in BIA. Hhe was born on
the Oneida Reservation in Wis
consin.
Arrivals & Departures
From Fairbanks: Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Snyder, Ashby Craft, Abra
ham Washington, Ray Shields and
Eleanor McCormick.
To Fairbanks, Dale Sanner,
Mildred Douglas, Carl Johnsson, <
Dorothy Young, Clifford Charles. <
From Kotzebue: Emil Kowal- 1
czyck, Charles Powell, Douglas J
Jolly, John Barnes, Paul Ivanoff, <
A. Long. 1
Doris Abloogalook. aged 20, was i
fined 850 and given a 30-day sus- i
pended sentence by Magistrate 1
James St. Amour for soliciting 1
liquor as a minor. The sentence I
is suspended tor a year with the'
■provision that she stay out of
bars and liquor stores.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Magdalena Omiak.
Discharged: Percy Agloinga.
NOTICE
Reservations are being made
for the annual Chamber of Com
merce banquet which is being
held on Monday evening at 7 at
the North Star. This is a public
function and of interest to every
one in the community as reports
are made of the work done
throughout the year by this active
organisation.
Don Hoover, Pres.
Reading Class Offered
To High School Seniors
Supt. Conrad Potter announces
that a special class in reading
will be offered to senior high stu
dents at 3 p.m. on Monday, Jan.
29, under the direction of Sheila
O’Brien. The class will meet daily
for five weeks, three times week
ly for the next three weeks, and
twice weekly the last seven
weeks, for a total of 15 weeks.
Size of the class has been tenta
tively set at 20. Therefore, the
first 20 who enroll will be con
sidered the nucleus of the class.
Each enrollee must purchase an
individual Pupil Record Book
costing 50^. The program is volun
tary, and students may enroll any
time next week at Mr. McCor
mick’s office.
The reading course is designed
to help each student improve his
reading performance both in rate
comprehension. Each student will
have the opportunity to advance
in reading skills as fast as his
learning rate and capacity per
mit. Learning and teaching ac
tivities during the course will be
completely individualized. There
are no tests given for grading
as no grades will be given.
The basic work foundation unit
of the course will be Science Re
search Associates College Prep
Reading Laboratory which is de
signed to provide a sequence of
materials of gradually increasing
difficulty so that each student <
can seek and attain progressive- J
ly higher reading levels. A special *
feature of this reading lab in- 1
eludes training in lecture note
taking. 1
Twenty-three junior high stu- '
dents completed a similar course
last week.
Dorothy Russell Engaged
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Russell,
formerly of Nome announced on
New "Year’s Day the engagement
of their daughter, Dorothy, to
James Gray, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Gray of Pullman, Wn.
Both are students at the Wash
ington State University, where
| Dorothy is studying education and
James is majoring in political
science. No date has been set for
the wedding.
NOTICE
The Pioneer Women meeting
which was postponed last Friday
due to blixxard conditions will be
held a week from Friday on Jan.
26. Special entertainment is
planned.
Bev Morgan. Pres.
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Our Inventory
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State GOP Convention j
To Be Held in Anchorage
On April 13, 14 and 15
Wallace Mclver is in recepit of
a letter from Aldon Wilbur, who
heads the State Central Commit
tee of the Republican party that
the Republican state convention
will be held in Anchorage on
April 13-14-15.
The purpose of the convention
is to review the work of the 1962
legislature and elect state com
mitteemen and women as well as
a Central Committee Chairman
and formulate campaign funds.
The Northwestern District is
entitled to 7 delegates; Southeast
ern, 25 delegates; South central,
71; and Central, 31 delegates.
Girl Scouts to Present
Movie at Nomerama
“High Time” is Girl Scout time
at the Nomerama Theater on Jan.
30 when the Scouts take over the
theater for the second show Tues
day evening.
Girl Scouts will be selling
tickets for this A-l movie starring
Bing Crosby and Tuesday Weld
for the usual price of $1.00
through the cooperation of the
Nomerama Theater.
They are raising funds to send
one of their members, Pearl
Johnson, to a Girl Scout encamp
ment next summer, which is held
at Button Bay, Vt.
The movie selected is a recom
mended family picture which
everyone should enjoy thorough
ly while helping the Scouts, stated
Jessie Jones of the Girl Scout
Neighborhood Committee. \
COMMUNITY METHODIST
CHURCH ACTIVITIES
Sermon for the Sunday morn
ing worship, “The Starting Line,”
11:00 am.
Mrs. A. Nerland is to lead the
mission study again this Sunday
evening on South America. This
will be done alter the short de
votion lead by the minister at
7:00. South America is a ‘Land
' of Decision” for their future is
in the balance.
After the study there will be a
16 mm movie in color at 7:50. The
topic is the ship SS Hope. The
SS Hope is a hospital ship repre
senting the good will of the U.S.
citizens. The movie shows a por
tion of its trip around the world
to heal people of all nations. They
have outstanding doctors to meet
them in certain nations to per
form operations and give lectures.
Some of the nurses sign up for a
year at a time. The film portrays
the life on the ship and the people
and nation they visit.
GRACE JOHNSON HONORED
AT FAREWELL PARTY
Mrs. Grace Johnson, recently
appointed to fill the legislative
position made vacant by the death
of her husband, Art Johnson, was
honored yesterday with a fare
honored yesterday with a fare
well party given by Mrs. Lloyd
Sundstrom and Mrs. Earl Town
er.
Many friends gathered to wish
her success as she leaves for Ju
neau to represent this district.
Mrs. Johnson will be the first
woman of Eskimo blood ever to
serve in the Alaska Legislature.
attention pioneers
Mating Sunday afternoon at
1, Pioneer Igloo, for all Roof Gar
den Committeemen.
Don Lyle, Vice Pres.
Attention Republican*
Nome Republican Precinct
Meeting will be held Wednesday,
Jan. 21, for election of officers.
WANT ADS
FOUND: Glasses In brown case.
Call at Nugget
•LOST — Wallet Monday night
Reward for return of papers to
John Osborn, 2602.
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