Civil Defense Self-Help
Medical Training Kit
Lew Hanks, of the University of
Alaska Extension Service, is here
conferring with the local agent
Jean Burand on Civil Defense.
He brought for use in this area,
particularly in the villages, a new
Self-Help Medical Training Kit,
complete with projector and film
strips on many phases of what
everyone should know in case of
war or disaster.
The lessons which are recom
mended to an organization in every
village as well as Nome contain
information on what to do and
how to be prepared against radi
ation, burns, care for the sick,
transportation of the injured,
emergency child birth, fractures,
artificial resusitation, and other
medical problems which can occur
during emergencies.
This kit is available for clubs
and organizations through the
local office of the U of A Exten
sion Service.
Mr. Hanks stated that although
the Department of Health is pri
marily responsible for the educa
tion of the public during disasters,
but the Extension Service is help
ing with this clever and informa
tive kit.
FAREWELL GIFTS PRESENTED 1
ON HAWAIIAN NIGHT
Mr. and Mrs. James Hart, mem
bers of the Alaska Chapter No. 1,
Order of Eastern Star, who are
leaving Alaska next month, after 1
23 years residence, were presented
a farewell gift at the Hawaiian
meeting last Monday evening.
Sven Larsen, Worthy Patron, who
was married last week was also
presented a wedding gift and fare
well gift as he is moving with his
bride to Valdez.
Entertainment was furnished by
Otto Schulz, who showed movies
which he had taken in Hawaii and
set to Hawaiian music.
Mrs. Ash Craft in Unaiakleet
Mrs. Ash Craft, who is making
her regular bi-monthly trip to
Unaiakleet for the M & M Bank,
will talk with the people of that
community on U.S. Savings Bonds
in connection with the 1963 Free
dom Bond Drive.
Stanton Katchatag is the Una
lakleet chairman for the drive
which has started and will con
tinue until July 4.
Aimer (Slim) Rydeen, former
Clerk of Court here and now re
t red, is enjoying a European tour
with his daughter and has written
to his old friend Carrie McLain
from Amsterdam.
ARCTIC SANITARY SERVICE
CALL 2631
ANYTIME FOR PICKUP
Office Open Daily 4-6 pan.
Nome High School
Awards Assembly Friday
The annual Awards Day As
sembly of Nome High School will
be at 11 a.m. Friday, May 10, in
the Multipurpose Room of the
Nome School. Faculty and organi
zational sponsors will be on stage
to present activity and honor
awards to many high school stu
dents. Recipients of athletic, jour
nalism, achievement, leadership,
other awards will be announced
in the assembly.
Sen. Pearse Walsh will be pre
sent to announce the American
Legion Citizenship Award.
The present student body officers
of the Nome High School will re
linquish their gavels to the incom
ing officers for next year at this
meeting. The public is cordially
invited to attend the 11 o’clock
assembly.
HIGH SCHOOL SPRING
CONCERT FRIDAY NIGHT
The Nome High School Chorus
will present its annual Spring Con
cert Friday, May 10, at 8:00 p.m.
in the Multipurpose Room of the
School. The High School Chorus
is directed by Mrs. Wm. Cameron
and the accompanist is Jeannette
Amundson.
The public is cordially invited
to attend without charge.
Alice Arnold Elected
President of Student Council
Student body officers for 1963
64 school year were elected at the
High School May 6.
The new slate of officers are:
President, Alice Arnold; vice
president, Richard Foster; secre
tary, Mary Lou Couch; treasurer,
Kay Mclver; sgt. at arms. Robbie
Fagerstrom.
Purchase Two New Generators
For Nome Light and Power
The Nome City Council held a
special meeting on Monday and
approved the purchase of two new
generators for the Nome Power
and Light Utility.
The new units will be purchased
1 from the Cooper-Bessmer Co. and
> Thomas Johnson, president of the
■ Utility Board, was authorized to
act as agent for the city in making
the purchase.
HOSPITAL NEWS
Admitted: Mrs. Ernest Nylin,
Bryan Dickie, Margaret Pickna
luk, Glenda Barber, Fred Katcha- I
tag Jr., Mona Moto, Lola Okitkon,
Rodney and Harvey Willoya, Ron
ald Ahnangnatoguk, Katherine
Walluk.
Discharged: Ebba Katchatag,
Gene Avessuk, Betty Tookaylook,
Donald Lee. Transferred to Kot
zebue Marie Pushruk. Transfer
red to Anchorage Martha Teayou
meak.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nylin of
Elim are the parents of a daughter
born on May 6 at the hospital.
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Oxygen & Acetylene Welding Machines Electrodes
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Water and Sewage
Brochures Receive
Excellent Response
Frank Couch, president of the
Chamber of Commerce, reported at
the noon lunchedn on Monday that
the water and sewage brochures
which were prepared by a com
mittee of the organization and sent
to department heads in Washing
ton, complete with many pictures
of sewage conditions here has met
with an excellent response and in
dications of cooperation due to the
unique need here. Only a few
of the brochures have not been
acknowledged, including the one
sent to President John Kennedy.
President Couch also reported
on a letter sent to the U.S. En
gineers in answer to their query
on the need of extending the jet
ties. The Chamber response ex
pressed the needs of the future in
relation to the developments in
minerals other than gold, as well
as the interest in Bering Sea for
fishing and offshore mining. They
also called attention to the fact
that tonnage cannot be estimated
in comparison to past years due
to the increase in air express and
how this will be compensated by
the boats in offshore mining and
fishing that would consider work
ing out of here if there was a safe
anchorage.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF
VETERAN AFFAIRS COMING
HERE NEXT MONDAY
A representative of the State
Division of Veterans Affairs has
scheduled a visit to Nome on Mon
day, May 13.
Stan Harhut, commander of the
American Legion Post 19 has ar
ranged for a meeting of veterans
with John Tiemeyer. who is dep
uty Director of Veterans Affairs,
in the Fairbanks Regional Office.
The meeting will be 8 o’clock on
Monday, May 13, in the lobby of
the Wien office.
JUNIOR HIGH DANCE
TO BE HELD MAY 11
The final Junior High dance
will be held in the Multipurpose
Room, May 11, in honor of
the eighth grade graduating class.
The decorations will carry out a
closing school year theme.
Dancing begins at 7 and extends
to 11. Refreshments will be served
during the evening.
Sponsor for the dance is the 7B
section and chaperons will be the
Junior High teaching staff.
Brad Phillips, newly appointed
divisional sales manager for Alaska
Airlines, made his first official
trip here yesterday and conferred
with local business people on the
needs of transportation and how his
company can best serve with the
big new planes which are now in
operation. The company expands
its service to seven days a week
in June, he stated.
NOTICE
Pioneer Women of Alaska, Aux
ilary No. 1, will not meet this
Friday so that members may at
tend the High School Concert. The
May meeting will be on May 17
instead.
Barbara Martin, Pres.
SELL — Those surplus items that
you don’t use. Just let a
Nugget Classified Ad convert
them into cash for you.
FOUND: Pr. glasses near the
Golden Goose with dark upper
rims. Call at Nugget and pay
for ad.
CUSTOMERS need Rawleigh serv
ice in Nome. Earn $3.50 and up
hourly, full or part time. For
information and free booklet
write Rawleigh, 306 Adeline,
Oakland, Calif. 56
FOUND: Pr. Man’s dark-rimmed
glasses. Call at Nugget.
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