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CANDY and
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SUPERVISED PLAY FOR
PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN
Members of the Home Arts Club
and volunteer mothers will take
turns this summer during' the
months of June and July and
supervise play for pre-school chil
dren at the children’s playfield, it
has been announced by the chair
man, Mrs. Eugene Gallagher.
The hours will be from 10 in
the morning until 11:30. Anyone
wishing to assist with this pro
gram are asked to contact either
Mrs. Gallagher or Mrs. Boyd Har
wood
Supervised play starts next
Monday morning and volunteers
have already been secured for the
first week
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Fancy & Staple Groceries
Fresh Fruits & Vegetables
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FROM SEWARD
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SS Baranof June 7
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
SS Denali June 13
Cordova Wrangell
Juneau Ketchikan
Petersburg Seattle
SS Alaska June 18
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
SS Baranof June 21
Valdez Wrangell
Juneau Ketchikan
Petersburg Seattle
For Further Information Wire, Write or Phone
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FAIRBANKS, ANCHORAGE or SEWARD
Home Arts Club Sponsors
Plant Sale Saturday
The Home Arts Club have an
nounced their annual plant sale
for next Saturday under the chair
manship of Mrs. Henry Ullrich.
This active organization which has
for its civic project the children’s
iplayfield, have purchased a new
piece of equipment which is being
installed this week. It is called
a merry-go-round and will keep
about 40 children busy at a time.
The other equipment which has
been purchased by the club in the
past, includes swings, slide, giant
stride, basketball standards, and
sand boxes for the small children.
To date many potted plants as
well as -those "ready for trans
planting into -green houses and
sun porches have been offered.
Anyone having plants they wish
to contribute may contact Mrs.
Ullrich or Mrs. Fearse Walsh and
they will be picked up Saturday
morning.
A decree of <the Probate Court,
on the settlement of the Gus Cre
midas estate which gave the es
tate of Johnnie Cremidas (Willett),
has been appealed by .the execu
tors to the U. S. District Court.
GIRL SCOUTS PLAN CAMPING
TRIP LAST WEEK IN JUNE
The Girl Scouts are planning
their annual camping trip to their
Dexter Camp the last week in
June and plans are under way to
take care of approximately 20
girls.
Members of the Scout commit
tee and mothers of the girls will
take turns with the cooking of
the meals which have been plan
ned by Mrs. C. C. Tanner. Some
of the meals will be prepared by
the girls themselves as part of
their training.
Durham-Rogers Nuptials Tonight
Phyllis Durham, nurse at'White
Mountain for the past winter, and
Charles Rogers, teacher for the
ANS school at Golovin, who ar
rived in town recently, plan to be
married this evening at 6:30 at
the Community Methodist Church.
Rev. Robert Treat will perform
the ceremony.
NOTICE
Those who are planning to
take the home nursing training
should plan to set aside two nights
a week between June 6 and June
28. Miss Ullrich, who will give
the instruction, will be at the
June 6 general Red Cross meet
ing at the School auditorium.
WANT ADS
LOST — Airplane stop - watch,
chromium case, Swiss move
ment, gray leather band. Call
Main 100.
FOR SALE — Completely fur
nished cabin on skids at Dexter.
Call Nugget. 67,3
FOR SALE—4-wheel drive com
mand car converted into* pickup.
Extra tires and wheels. Inquire
Earl Towner or phone Red 157.
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DREAM
THEATER
THURSDAY, JUNE 7—7:30 p.m.
"THE GREAT SINNER"
Gregory Peck Ava Gardner
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FRIDAY, JUNE 8
"MAN EATERS OF KO MAON"
Wendel Corey. Sabu
Mrs. Silverman To Attend
Graduation of Daughter Julia
Rose Silverman, owner of .the
Trading Post, leaves this week
for California to attend the com
mencement exercises at Stanford
University where her younger
daughter, Julia, is graduating.
Julia Silverman is a graduate
of Nome High School and went to
Stanford on a scholarship, earned
by having an exceptionally high
scholastic standing. She has been
studying journalism and has ibeen
offered a position with Sunset
Magazine.
BENEFIT DANCE AT ANB
Bessie Bourdon has been ap
pointed chairman for a dance to
be given at the AN© Hall next
Saturday evening. The dance pro
ceeds will be used to defray the
expenses involved to bring teach
ers to the Catholic Church next
month to teach catechism to the
children.
The dance will start at 9 o’clock,
stated Mrs. Bourdon.
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8-Foot Totem Pole Is
Memorial For Peace To
Japan from Washington
TOKYO, (/P) — An eight-foot
totem pole, (gift of the people of
the State of Washington, was pre
sented today to the Japanese as
a memorial for peace.
Frayne Baker, economic and
scientific section official for occu
pation headquarters, read a mes
sage of presentation.
Tokyo Governor Seiichi Yasui
accepted on behalf of the Japa
nese.
The memorial was erected in
front of Hibiya public hall in
downtown Tokyo.
DISTRICT SANITARIAN HERE
TO HOLD CLASSES FOR
NOME FOOD HANDLERS
Larry Cowper, Territorial dis
trict sanitarian, is here on an in
spection trip covering restaurants,
bars, and stores that do food hand
ling.
Mr. Cowper is holding a series
of classes in the City Hall on
Thursday and Friday at 2:30 and
8:00 p.m. for food handlers. Col
ored sound movies will be shown
and a flip chart used. The pic
tures used in these classes include
“Hash Slinging to Food Handling”
and “'Dishwasher Named Red”.
Mr. Cowper is covering the area
from Gulkana to Barrow and ‘has
just arrived from Kotzebue. *
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A. V. Cordorado, mining man of
Deering, is in town for a few days
and plans to return to Deering
soon.
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At MMM Hospital
Admitted to the hospital are
Alice Fagerstrom of Golovin,
Gloria Carlson and Grace Burde
shaw of Nome.
Mrs. Mathis and baby daughter
and Earl Towner have been dis
charged.
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Now Serving n
-Breakfast, Lunch,
Dinners
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6 a.m. to 12 p.m.
WE CARRY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FINE LIQUORS, BEER AND WINE
Out-of-Town Orders Carefully Handled
THE NOME LIQUOR STORE
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Suggestion No. 3
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One or more of the retired old timers
could cooperate in the tourist program and
for a small charge demonstrate beach mining
for which Nome is famous.
If they could sail small nuggets to the
tourists, it would be an additional thrill as
well as a souvenir from the golden sands of
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