Food Handling Seminar
Scheduled for Residents
A two session seminar on proper
food handling procedures will be
held on April 19 and April 26 at
the Nome School in Room 10 at
7:30 p.m.
The seminars are being spon
sored by the State and City Health
authorities at the suggestion of
employers here.
Participating in the seminar are
Dr. Robert Fenstermacher, City
Health Officer; George Markham,
State Sanitation Aide Supervisor;
Sharon Bell, Home Economics
teacher and Jean Burand, Univer
sity of Alaska, District Home De
monstration Agent.
A film “Hash Slinging to Food
Handling,” will also be shown and
a question and answer period as
well as open discussion included
in the program.
Upholstery Class
Meets Thursday Night
The first upholstery class by the
Cooperative Extensive Service is
to meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at
the Lutheran Church. Those at
tending are asked to use the door
nearest the hospital.
Things to bring to the first meet
ing are: a big box, larger than a
milk carton, tack puller, gloves,
the piece to be repaired, chalk
or crayon. Wear work clothes.
The furniture may be taken to
the Fellowship Room of the church
at any time Thursday.
Jean Burand, District Home
Demonstration Agent, said to pros
pective students:
“If you plan to attend the up
holstery classes this spring, be
sure to come this Thursday, whe
ther your materials have arrived
or not. Be there with your chair.
We will decide what dates the class
will meet.”
Phoebe Circle Meets Thursday
The Phoebe Circle is having
their April social Thursday at 7:30
in Phoebe Hall. Furnishing re
freshments for the evening are
Bertha Adsuna, and Hannah Mil
ler. In charge of games for the
gathering are Jennie Oksoktaruk
and Minnie Fagerstrom.
ATTENTION
ALL MASONS
Anvil Lodge, No. 140 F & AM,
will hold Stated Communication,
balloting and work in E.A.M. De
gree on April 18 at 8 p.m. Refresh
ments. All visiting Mason cordially
invited. 46
Cadets Briefed
On Theory of Flight
Nome CAP Cadets Monday
night enjoyed their second class
on the parts and functions of air
planes and their theory of flight,
given by James Isabelle, pilot for
Munz-Northern Airlines. The 24
cadets enrolled are awaiting CAP
instruction books from national
headquarters that they may study
and take tests preparatory to the
summer encampment at Elmen
dorf Air Force Base.
Following the instruction, the
Cadets had their third drill prac
tice session in the High School
gym. Twelve Cadets have express
ed interest in drill competition at
the summer encampment.
Sgt. Posey of the Army Advis
ory Group will be on hand next
Monday night to demonstrate mili
tary drill and marching maneu
vers.
Before adjournment plans were
discussed for the Junior - Senior
High School dancing party spon
sored by the CAP, scheduled for
Friday, April 19 in the Multipur
pose Room.
COMING and GOING wilh WIEN
From Fairbanks: Nancy Becker,
Jens Forshaug, Abraham Schwartz,
Nels Nordin, Oscar Klemens, Wm.
Mailer, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Knapp.
From Kotzebue: Mr. Moehring,
Albert Kirk, Jean Bighead, Steven
Agloinga.
To Kotzebue: George Washing
ton, Marie Heagle.
To Fairbanks: Doris Wilke, Mr.
and Mrs. R. A. Knapp, Nels Swan
berg, Don Hoover, Tony Bashelier,
Mr. and Mrs. Laben Iyatunguk
and family, Adella Walluk, Eph
Wheeler, Dennis Ford, Daisy, Dor
othey and Daniel Angusuc.
Friends of Eunice Logan, for
mer BIA teacher here, will be
glad to learn that she is home
again in Juneau after major sur
gery in Seattle, and recuperating
satisfactorily.
I! Since leaving Nome, Miss Logan
has visited here many times to
see her friends while passing
through on her duties as an edu
cational specialist.
Friends may reach her at 901
Mendenhall Apartments.
NOTICE
A meeting of the Nome Common
Council shall be held at 8:00
o'clock p.m., Thursday. April 18,
1963, for the purpose of retiring
the Old Council and installing the
New Council.
Robert F. Scott.
City Clerk
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
Sales Office: Dial 2234 Write Box 700
DEALERS IN
Lumber & Plywood Building Materials Wallboard Insulation
Oxygen & Acetylene Welding Machines Electrodes
Supplies and Accessories
Jaeger Pumps Zeus & Pioneer Light Plants
MacWyte Wire Rope—Standard Oil Products
PLEASE PLACE
YOUR ORDERS EARLY !
PHONE 2219 WRITE BOX 700
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
40 Trainees to Be
Given Electronics
Course at U of A
The Nome office of the Alaska
State Employment Service today
began interviewing persons in
terested in attending a 48 week’s
Electronic Technician training
course on the University of Alas
ka campus.
Forty trainees will be selected
after careful screening of appli
cants from throughout Alaska.
The course, federally financed
under the Manpower Development
and Training Act, will be in ses
sion from June 3, 1963 to May 1,
1964 with classes running 39 hours
per week.
To be considered for the course,
a person must be unemployed, or
under-employed, that is, working
less than full time or working be
low his skill level. Also required
is a high school education or equi
valent.
From applicants with these min
imum qualifications, the final 40
selections will be based on apti
tudes, interests, and other factors
indicative of ability to successfully
complete the course and obtain
subsequent employment in the
electronics field.
Priority will be given to heads
of families or households, particu
larly those whose occupations have
become obsolete or on the decline.
However, other qualified persons
will be eligible to the extent neces
sary to fill the class.
An allowance of $38 per week
will be paid to those trainees who
are heads of households with three
years of experience in gainful
employment. Also, a $35 subsis
tence allowance and a transporta
tion allowance will be paid to all
trainees who are from outside the
commuting area of the University
of Alaska.
Interested persons in the im
mediate vicinity of Nome should
visit Mr. Wiley Scott, at the Nome
office of the State Employment
Service. If this is not possible,
write Box 161, Nome, or phone
2626. Office hours are 8:30 am.
to 5:00 p.m., Monday thru Friday.
Wiley Scott, manager of the
Nome office, returned from a man
ager’s meeting in Juneau with the
information.
To Attend GOP Meeting
Mrs. Roscoe Wilke, Northwest
ern District Committeewoman for
the Republicans and Charles Fra
zier, Northwest District Commit
teeman, will be attending the
Central Committee meeting of the
Republican party in Fairbanks to
morrow.
Three Babies Born at Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. David Sooloak of
Teller are the parents of a son
born on April 15; Mr. and Mrs.
John Norbert are the parents of
a daughter born on April 13; and
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Martinez of
FAA are the parents of a son born
on April 14.
Old Newspapers—25c Bundle
For Packing, Painting or Puppies
WANT ADS
FOUND: Man’s leather gloves. Call
at Nugget and pay for ad.
FOUND: Pair of child’s glasses.
Call at Nugget.
FOR SALE: House and lot. Call
2574.
WANTED AT ONCE: Rawleigh
Dealer in Nome. Write Rawleigh,
306 Adeline, Oakland, Cal. 47
SELL Those Surplus Items. Let
a Nugget Want Ad convert them
into cash for you!
LOST: One set of keys. Return to
Chief of Police or Fire Station.
/ 47c
FOUND: Telephoto and wide angle
attachment to Argus camera.
Call at Nugget and pay for ad.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
GIRL OF THE NIGHT
Anne Francis and Lloyd Nolan
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
WONDERS OF ALLADIN
DONALD O’CONNOR
Communist Youth Festival
Film to be Shown Here
A Pocket Testament League
filmstrip has arrived which shows
pictures of the Communist Youth
Festival which was held in Fin
land. The sound recording from
Helsinki is with it and describes
the many opportunities that were
given in passing out testaments to
young people of many lands in
reaching them with the Good
News. It is to be shown on Thurs
day evening, April 18 at 7 p.m. at
the Nome Gospel Home and every
one is invited.
CASE DISMISSED
In Magistrate’s Court, the case
was dismissed against Vera Harris
who was charged with assault with
a dangerous weapon.
Mrs. Ash Crait leaves today for
Unalakleet to handle the M & M
Bank facility which is opened
periodically in that community as
a service of the local bank.
ROTARY CLUB ACQUAINTS
SENIORS WITH SCHOLARSHIP
James Blanning, representing
the Nome Rotary Club, met with
the Senior Class this morning to
outline the scholarship program
sponsored annually by the club.
There is a $500 Rotary scholarship
available to an eligible member of
the graduating class each year.
Application forms were also
distributed among the seniors,
who were encouraged to turn them
in to the president of the Rotary
Club by the first of May.
Mr. Blanning was accompanied
by the newly elected vice presi
dent of Rotary, Marcus Beau
champ, to answer any questions
raised.
Sentenced to Five Yean
Chester Adkins, of Bethel who
was found guilty of burglary in
a dwelling at Bethel by jury trial
last month, has been sentenced
to five years in jail by Judge
Hubert Gilbert.
BONE WASTE
BONELESS
BEEF ROAST I39
BONELESS
LAMB ROAST
BONELESS
PORK ROAST
BONELESS
VEAL ROAST
BORDEN’S
EVAPORATED MILK
(Limit 12 to a Customer)
can
10'
UPTON’S TEA
29* *99*
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