ROTARIANS WELCOME
BACK SEVERAL MEMBERS
Rotarians welcomed home sev
eral members at their meeting
yesterday, several of whom had
been covering a lot of territory
while in the States. Remarks were
made by George Bayer, Chuck
O'Leary, Bill Brown, and John
McNees.
Capt. Lincoln Ost, who is based
at Anchorage, was a guest of the
club.
New Location of
L. A. Stevens Co. Office
1 Block West of Polaris Hotel
461 1st Ave. W.
—Don HurlberL Mgr.
CLASSES IN MATERNAL CARE
Classes for mothers, grandmoth
ers and midwives started last eve
ning at the Health Center by
Bertha Bloomer, Maternal and
Child Health constultant of the
Alaska Dept, of Health. The sec
ond class will be held tonigjit at
7:30 and anyone interested is in
vited to attend any of the classes.
The instruction is concerning
the care of expectant mothers,
care at birth, with demonstrations,
moving pictures, slides and post
ers.
Miss Bloomer just returned
from St. Lawrence Island where
the course was given.
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Hospital News
Admitted to the hospital: Archie
Demmert and Janet Koutchuk.
Discharged: Mrs. Peter Komak
huk, Martin Aukongak and John
Grotha.
FAIR PROGRAM PUBLISHED
The first formal announcement
of the program of the NWA Fair
appears in this issue of the Nug
get, showing a wide variety of
interesting entertainment for
young and old and fcrr visitors in
the community.
President Terry Fisher has an
nounced that a new department
is planned for the Home Econ
omics department where the men
can compete with each other in
the fine art of baking and needle
craft. It seems that there are
quite a few outstanding cooks
among the men in Nome and some
excpl in special types off needle
craft.
A meeting will be held next
Tuesday evening at the Harper
residence, for all superintendents
of the various divisions, at which
time further plans will be made.
The K. K. Public Library an
nounces the arrival of three books
1 for which there have been several
inquiries: “Thirteen Clocks,” by
Thurber; “Fox Fire,” by Seton;
and Judgment on Deltchez,” by
Ambler.
The Nome High School took ad
vantage of the good weather and
took off for the hills for the day
with skis and lunch boxes.
They were accompanied by Olaf
Halvorsc/n and Ed Hawkinson..
NOTICE
Phoebe Circle meeting has been
postponed from Friday to Satur
day evening at 7:30 due to classes
being held here.
NOTICE
Anyone caugnt damaging the
chairs or other property of the
Dream Theater will be prosecut
ed to the full extent of the law.
Dream Theater Management
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NOTICE
National Guard 1st Scout Bat*
ialion will have gunnery practice
on firing range at SatalHie Field
on 22 April 1951.
—Li. D. L. Hendershot.
WANT ADS
WORK WANTED—Man, 42, with
30 yrs. experience in Hardware,
Paints, Glass, House-furnishings,
Plumbing Supplies wants position
in Alaska. Will work hard and
long hours for right opportunity.
Melvin E. Wach, 7802 Edgewood
Ave., Pittsburg (18), Penna. 45,3
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2 Shows Friday—7:15 & 9 pjn.
"ARIZONA RANGER"
Tim Holt, Jack Holt Nan Leslie
1 Show Saturday, 7:30 p.m.
"SLIGHTLY FRENCH"
Dorothy Lamour Don Ameche
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2 Shows Sunday, 7:15 & 9 p.m.
"Secret Service Investigator
| Lloyd Bridges Lynne Roberts
Robert Scott, who has been as
sisting in the U. S. Clerk’s Office
here, has been called back into
service with the U. S. Air Force.
Mrs. Mariebeih Turner, Medical
Social Consultant vfor the Terri
torial Health Dept., arrived from
her Anchorage headquarters on
offical business.
Miss Eleanor Ruppert To Teach
At Sheldon Jackson School
Miss Eleanor Ruppert, Presby
terian Missionary at Savoonga for
the past year, was the house guest
of. Rev. and Mrs. Treat Wednes
day night. Miss Ruppert is on her
way to teach at the Sheldon Jack
son Junior College at Sitka. Miss
Alice Green is taking her place
at Savoonga.
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