Girl Scouts Hold
Court of Awards
The highlights of the 1963 Court
of Awards was the Fly-Up cere
mony of Brownie Troop 125 when
these girls crossed over the bridge
to be received by the Interme
diate Girl Scouts.
Brownies flying up were Min
nie Tucker, Lucy Amarok, Rose
Amarok, Patty Gillis, Susan Mc
Iver, Carla Beare, Elsie Karmun,
Florence Lee, Peggy Schick, Vir
ginia Reader, Agnes Komahkuk.
The 8th grade girls of Troop 64
were graduated. These girls were
welcomed into the Senior Girl
Scout Toop 108.
The graduates are: Julia Alowa,
Nancy Gray, Betty Ann Hoogen
dorn, Dolores Johanson, Kathleen
Schuelke, Carrie Ann Ullrich,
Margaret Walsh and Teresa Walsh.
Jo Chambers expressed her ap
preciation to all the leaders for
their help to her as this is her
last year of Girl Scouting.
Brownie awards were present
ed by Mina Bachelder, Barbara
Tolonen, Wanda Lewis and Janet
Muller, who are leaers of the
groups.
Intermediate awards were pre
sented by Gloria Bourger, Mabel
Walsh, Deanne Hill and Margaret
Chaloupka.
The Nome Chamber of Com
merce sponsors the Senior Girl
Scouts and the Nome Woman’s
Club sponsors the Intermediate
troops.
PTA HOLDS LAST MEETING
The PTA held its last meeting
of the year on Tuesday with Frank
Couch being installed as president
for the 1963-64 term: Jim Blanning
as vice president; Everett Bachel
der as secretary; and Dan Karmun
as treasurer. Past president Ralph
Fondell was installing officer.
Mrs. Earl Towner was presented
with a lovely piece of Alaskan
pottery which she admires for her
efforts on the school calendar the
past two years.
The new president, who was
re-elected, indicated that many
interesting programs are in store
for next year and that the first
meeting will be held in September.
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A New Face at
Munz-Northern Airlines
Munz Northern Airlines has a
new face around the office now
days, and everyone is hearing dif
ferent rumors as to where she
came from and the why’s and
how come’s she is here.
The true story is as follws:
Miss Betty Lou Lorimor was
aboard the last charter flight from
Bethel to Nome. While here, she
reached the decision that Nome
was a very interesting place and
proceeded to scout for a job.
She has lived in Bethel for the
last 15 months where she worked
for the Alaska Native Health Serv
ice and Jimmix Samuelson Flying
Service. Her present plans are to
work for Munz-Northem Airlines
as a general office girl and help
out during the forthcoming sum
mer season.
WSCS MEETS TONIGHT
Women’s Society of the Metho
dist Church will have its monthly
meeting tonight at 8:00 at the
Fellowship Hall. An impressive
Pledge Ceremony will highlight
the program.
Virgil Vochoska, District Attor
ney, has been in Fairbanks where
he attended a meeting of the
Alaska Bar Assn. The need for
and methods of revision of the
Alaska Administrative Code were
on the agenda.
Jim West, operator of the Po
laris Lounge and Cafe, has been
awarded a contract to serve three
banquets to the visiting Lions on
May 29 thru May 31. The ban
quets wil be held at the ANG
Armory each evening with a
special chef being brought to
town by West for the events at
which over 200 guests are ex
pected to attend.
Frances Dudley, nurse anesthe
tist, arrived from Memphis, Tenn.,
to work at the MMM Hospital dur
ing the next two months while a
cooperative health program be
tween the state and the BIA is
underway. During this time many
children needing tonsilectomy
will be treated here. Miss Dudley
has been on temporary duty in
Ketchikan also.
NOTICE
Monday night will be Hawaiian
Night and Luau at the meeting of
Alaska Chapter No. 1, Order of
Eastern Star. Visiting Stars are
invited to attend.
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Mother-Daughter Dinner
Held at LWY Center
The annual Mother-Daughter
Dinner was held at the Community
Center Tuesday, April 30, with 64
mother and daughters present.
Hostesses for the dinner were 12
members of the junior high age
girl’s group.
The program consisted of group
singing followed by Mrs. Anita
Fenstermacher as guest speaker.
In addition to the girls’ mothers,
the women teachers of the LWY
staff, members of the LWY Ad
visory Board, and officers of the
local Methodist Woman’s Society
were invited in appreciation of
the services they have given to
the Center this past winter.
Mrs. Jean Burand, Amy Enin
gowuk, Helen Pootoogooluk, Anna
Scott, Beatrice Davis and Nancy
Cabinboy have taught this girls’
group specialized handicraft skills,
including sewing and bead work.
Pre-school teachers present were
Mrs. Caroline Reader, Mrs. Lottie
Bahnke, Mrs. Mina Bachelder,
Mrs. Ruth Towner and Mrs. Alice
Scott. Skin sewing teachers for
grade school age girls attending
were Mrs. Dora Walluk, Mrs.
Holly Sockpick, and Mrs. Virginia
Atuk.
Mrs. Lucille Maynard, Mrs. Lot
tie Cabinboy and Mrs. Emma
Black, who were not present, have
also assisted in the teaching pro
gram this year.
Representing the Community
Center Advisory Board at the din
ner were Elsie Mae Smith,
Roberta Snyder and Mrs. Lottie
Bahnke.
Woman’s Society officers in at
tendance were Mrs. Carol Farley,
Mrs. Lennie Mae Nerland and
Mrs. Caroline Reader.
Something New Added
Something new was added to
the traditional Mother-Daughter
Dinner at the LWY Community
Center on Tuesday.
4-H Awards and Pins were given
to the 12 girls who have been
working away on their 4-H handi
craft project at the Center this
winter.
Mrs. Jean Burand awarded pins
for completing their first year of
4-H work and records.
The pictures, baskets, face pins
and bead work made by the girls
were displayed during the ban
quet. Only the face pins were
judged and the following ribbons
were awarded:
Blue—Ella Ezukameow, Helen
Weyanna.
Red—Emma Attatayuk. Rose
mary Kasgnoc, Bernice Sockpick.
White—Rachel Komahkuk, Ruth
Bernhardt, Esther Analoak, Mina
Picknalook, Annie Pederson, Rosie
Atuk.
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