YOUNG GROUP FORMS
GOLDEN SUNSHINE CLUB
•By Maureen Hudert, Scribe*
Our members are, Alice G!av
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1 inoviifh, Christine Hudert, Helen
Glavinovich, Andrea Hudert, Di
anne Boucher, Carolyn Glav n >
vich, Maureen Hudert and Doro
thea Hudert. We played games,
had drawing lessons and ended
with refreshments. We voted for
president, Andrea Hudert and
vice president Helen Glavinovich,
Maureen Hudert secretary and
Dorothea Hudert treasurer. Our
first meeting was a success.
ORDERS TAKEN FOR
HOMEMADE
CAKES
Plain or Decorated
For any Occasion
Mrs. Jim Walsh
Phone Black 70
Donors To Date
For Emergency
Hospital Fund
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H. J. Bernier 20.00
Ron Brousseau 10.0C
George Beacom 25.00
George Bayer 5.0C
F. C. Bingham 10.0C
Peter Curran 25.00
C.A.A. Employees 307.50
A. Castel 5.00
William Blakely 5.00
I Fred Durocher 50.00
l Chubby Douglas 5.00
;T. C. Duffield 15 0:
; Dream Theatre 50.00
' W. Furphy & Jack Henkel 75.-70
' Harry Hagen % 20.00
^High School Children 11.27
Hig.i School Basketball 4J Of
Glue Pot 100.00
Junior’s Meat Market 10.00
Maurice Kelliher 25.00
Dr. Maxwell Kennedy 75.00
W. W. Laws 5.00
Lomen Commercial Co. 200 0'
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LILLIAN LEYBA COMES
HOME FROM CALIFORNIA
s
Miss Lillian Leyba, daughter of
j Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Jackson, re
turned home on the PAA plane
Thursday.
Miss Leyba has been in Cali
fornia the past yea^
The Jacksons now have all three
of their daughters with them as
their oldest daughter, Mrs. J.Holm
resides at the base.
“Cap” A. E. Lathrop 1,000.00
Glenn Carrington Co. 20.00
M. & M. Bank 250.00
Munz Air Service 100.00
1 Lewis Cab 25.00
1 Modern Cleaners 20.00
B. B. Mozee 15.00
E.mo Miller 10.U0
1 Ruth Mercer 10.00
S. D. Mazen 5.00
1 Nevada Bar 150.00 i
Nevada Liquor Store 50.00
Nome Liquor Store 50.00
1 Nome Grill 200.00
1 Northern Com’l Co. “Cat” 25.00
1 Northern Com’l Co. 250.00
1 Nome Skin Sewers 50.00
Native Sisterhood LWY Miss 25.00
, North Pole Bakery 25.00
Erik Nelson 25.00
I George Newton 50.00 ,
Nome Publishing Co. 20.00 j
' Nome Hardware 25.00
i Nome Drug Store 25.00
j Nome Cab 5.00
( Polar Bar 150.00
Polar Liquor Store 50.00
| A. Polet 20 00
Richter and Knight 20.00
I. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Roust 20.00
I■ Scotty’s Liquor Store 25.00
I Seventh Day Advent Church 14.63
: School Children & Teachers 65.41
i John Solon 20.00
| Snack Shack 5.00
1 Service Cleaners 50.00
' C. C. Tanner 35.00
| Trading Post 10.00 j
i U. S. Mercantile Co. 20.00 ,
William H. Ullrich 5.00!
James von der Heydt 5.00
Wallace Hotel Co. 150.00
i Pearse Walsh 25.00
i Ann Walsh 10.00
(James Walsh 5.00
M. J. Walsh 25.00 ,
Patricia Walsh 5.00
J. S. Webster ' 5.00
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! TOTAL TO DATE $6,310.70
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I Among the many who have do
nated material, time, labor or ser
I vices to the hospital—which is
equivalent to money, are the fol
lowing:
Carl Glavinovich
A & A Garage
j Boy Scout Troop 666
' U.S.S.Refining & Mining Co.
B. G. Baker
John Hudert
Arctic Native Brotherhood
American Red Cross
Howard Green
Nome Motor Co.
Nome Sanitary Service
j Bill Gillis
• Bronson Water Delivery
Dr. J. B. Tucker
Nome Nugget
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The expenditures roughly are
as follows, to date:
Paint $ 893.00
Lumber 516.00,
Linoleum 1,100.001
| Heating Repairs 225.00 I
! Oil 200.00
{Labor and Supplies 1,800.00
Plumbing * 250.00
TOTAL TO DATE— $5,025.00,
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The above does not represent i
the complete cost, as labor -s i
still going on. The linoleum is (
i being laid now, which is about
} the last major project necessary
! to getting the building in shape \
'■ for hospital use. |
South Africa Closely Linked to U.S.
I .inn* block traffic in Park. MotorisU
would be attacked if thev left care.
Zulu Prince and aid* in full war regalia.
• Commiaaionera Street, heart of Dovai
town Johanneaburg.
0 Map of Air route to South Afrits.
NEW YORK, N. Y.—A country of extreme contrasts, as shown*
hv the above pictures. South Africa, once weeks from the U S., haa
attracted the interest of big business and the travel-starved American
tourist, since it is now less than 44 hours from here via the Fan
American World Airways Clippers. .
Trekking down the west coast of Africa are thousands of immi*'
grants from war-torn Europe, seeking new homes and jobs in boom
ing South Africa. They’re contributing to the rapid development of
South Africa as a rich market for the United States; one which paya
for U.S. goods with cash on the line, dug from the abundant African
gold mines. , . . . .
The Union government is sponsoring a three point program to
foster immigration, encourage tourists and expand industry. Larg«
cities springing up in the open veldt, establishment of South African
subsidiaries by large U.S. manufacturers and the prospect of many
American tourists taking advantage of Pan Americans magic carpet
* testify to the success of the program.
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