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CANDLE UNIT
TERR GUARD
IN TRAINING
Captain Jens H. Forshaug, com
manding officer of the Alaska
Territorial Guard at Candle. Alas
ka, is having quite a little success
with his outfit. He states the boys
are taking a lot of interest in the
training, and makes request for
ammunition and training films.
Captain Forshaug also reported
that Corporal Tommy Goodwin
passed through Candle on his way
to Kotzebue to spend a few days
at Home on leave, and that Tom
my stated he and Cpl Donald
Buck of Candle, are both attached
to the Alaska Scouts, and were
buddies down at Attu Donald is
expected to come home on leave
after winter maneuvers are over
Captain Forshaug has requested
the loan of one of the corporals
from the army for a short while
to assist in the training of his
boys, because of the experience j
these two boys have had in the
Aleutians.
Corporal Donald Buck is Idoliz- !
ed by th£ young people around
Candle and has been plaoed on
a hero’s pedestal, and a holiday
will be declared when he arrives
PADEN IN NOME
ON BUSINESS : {•/ / ,
Superintendent Paden of the
White' Mountain school is in town
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for a few days on business.
FORUM STUDY GROUP
TO ^ffE£T TONIGHT
The Study Group on the Post- |
War \torld w.'lj meet in tAe'social
rooms at the Federate dhurch
this evening at 8:00 o’clock. This
group is open to any interested
person in the community.
MARRIED EA$T TUESDAY ^
■< Ann Willojta and F^aAk Udell
were married in the Federated
Parsonage by Rev/ V. Booker
TO OUR ^READERS
( wish to take this opportunity
to thank Rev. V. Booker, who «ra$
of considerable assistance in get
ting out this edition of the Nome
Nugget. ;»
We regret the lateness of the
paper but could do nothing about
it. as we have never done it be
fore.
We are putting out this edition
without experienced help.
* Sincerely, i
W. A. Boucher. Editor,.
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FEDERATED CHURCH
Many people enjoy the program
of worship and sociability at the
Federated church. The young
peoples’ meetings furnish a place
for service men to continue the
kind of activities they often miss j
so much when away from their
home church.
The choir has been directed by
Staff Sergeant Robert Anderson,
and is now under the direction of
Sergeant Walter Zahe, while other
men of the armed forces help in
the chorus. The worship serv ices
are always well attended by ser
vice men. * ,
After the worship service the
gronjrffdjourns tWHhe social rooms
of the church for coffee and cake.
These refreshments are furnished
under the leadership of the La
dis’ Aid of the church.
This past Sunday evening the
young ^people, of th.cchurch served
the refreshments. Those on the
committee Were Miss Ida * Rudd,
Mss Frances" Waldheim, Miss
Jane Scott, Miss Bertha Bjorn
stead and Miss Ellen Waldheim.
A hymn sing was directed by
P^c. Wilfred Pascoe and Sgt.
Walter Zahe at the piano. Pfc.
Frank Parten rendered piano se
lections and. Pic- Robert Young
sang a' tenor solo, “Shepherd Di
vine, I Come”. t
the singing of Negro spirituals,
th esinging of Negro spirituals I
S ] N C E ft —Georgia * Carroll,
singer with Kay Kyser's band,
is "Stop, Look At, and Listen
To" girl for army airmen.
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BABY PLATYPU S-First platypus bred in captivity, this
small creature was hatched at the IIcalesv.il* sanctuary in Aus
traha lou.ul when apparently ahnut n.ne weeks old. it ullertu
puppy-like barks. It is sightless, hflpless. [
ROBERT RYNNING
IN THE SERVICE
Word has been received that
Robert Rynning, oldest son ot Lais
Rynning, who Is with the Lomen
Commercial Co., is in an army
specialized training center at
Stanford University. He entered
the army last April and received
h.s basic training at Camp Cook
in California, from where he was
sent to Stanford, due to his high
scholastic rating. He enlisted
with the 155th engineers and,r is
continuing his work along engin
eering. The Rynning family now
live in their own homo at 7541
Second Avenue, northeast, Seattle.
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.CELEBRATES 88th
birthday '
jiotiert t Ledger*o6d. a resident
of Nome for 44 years, celebrated
■ his 88th birthday last Friday, on
March 17th. Mr. Ledgerwood has
been active in the Odd Fellows
lodge and the Pioneers of Alaska
all these many yefbs aftd is now
actively engaged'as caretaker forj
the Odd Fellows Hall. While rem
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