City Signs Contract With
Board of Juvenile Inst.
The City has signed a con
tract with the Board of Juvenile
Institutions for the housing of
two juveniles at a time, it was
announced at the Council Meet
ing held last Monday evening.
The following were appointed
for judges for the Primary Elec
tion to held on April 29th: Al
bin Poison, Omie McCarthy, and
Anna Snyder and Borgny Reader.
Mr. Mitchell of the Sanitation
Department of the Alaska Depart
ment of Health has been in the
area making an inspection of
water supply and eating establish
ments. It is interesting to note
that his report is right in line
with that of the local health of
ficer, Dr. Woodcock.
Lot 26 in Blk. 67 has been sold
to Ed Bennick.
An informal discussion was held
on the. problems of school finance
with members of the Nome
School Board.
TO THE VOTERS OF NOME
I graduated from Ohio Univer
sity in 1940 with a degree in Edu
cation. I have had eleven years
of teaching experience. Six of
those years have been spent in
teaching in the following Alaskan
communities:
1949-1950 Nunapiichuk
1952-1955 Hooper Bay
1955- 1956 Selawik
1956- 1957 Nome
I am the mother of three child
ren, David, age 14, Jeffrey, age 12,
and Debbie, age 4. THEY are
THREE GOOD REASONS why I
am running as your candidate for |
the school board.
I am active in church work. I [
also belong to the P.-T. A. and hold
membership in several other civ- !
ic groups that are working for
our school and our town.
Nome has a good school system.
I taught in Nome Public School
last year and ENJOYED A PLEAS
ANT WORKING RELATIONSHIP
WITH IT AND ITS ADMINIS
TRATION. NOME HAS A GOOD
SCHOOL SYSTEM. I WOULD
ONLY WORK TO MAKE IT EV
EN BETTER. MY EXPERIENCE
AND MY BACKGROUND CAN
SERVE YOU AND YOUR CHILD
REN IN THESE MATTERS OF j
OF EDUCATION.
I AM FOR A GREAT MANY
THINGS WHICH I BELIEVE CAN
BE DONE, WITHIN OUR
SCHOOL SYSTEM.
HERE ARE A FEW OF THEM
1. Nome needs a FULL TIME
PUBLIC SCHOOL KINDER
GARTEN for five year old
children.
2. Nome High School has a 'fine
academic record. I WOULD
SUPPORT A CONTINUED EF
FORT TO MAINTAIN THESE
HIGH STANDARDS.
BUT
3. I would also work for the addi
tion of more practical courses
in VOCATIONAL or TRADE
TRAINING for those children
who want them at High School
LeveL THERE IS ROOM FOR
BOTH SCHOLASTIC and VO
CATIONAL TRAINING IN
OUR SCHOOL SYSTEM.
4. Nome School needs a FULL
TIME ART INSTRUCTOR to
help develop the many hidden
abilities of our children. ARTS
AND CRAFTS CAN be a means
of income for our young people.
5. I would also work toward solv
ing some of the problems that
cause us to lose many fine teach
ers each year. It is my firm
conviction that the school board
needs to work more closely with
the community in solving the
problem of teacher housing and
other problems which may ex
ist. EVERY GOOD TEACHER
LOST TO NOME IS AN EDU
CATIONAL OPPORTUNITY
LOST TO OUl$ CHILDREN.
DOROTHY A. GRANT
Pa id Adv.
Confirmation Services Tr
Be Held At Our Saviour
Lutheran Church Sunday
The first Confirmation services
since Our Saviour Lutheran
Church was opened will be held
at the Lutheran Church next
Sunday at the 11 o’clock service
it has been announced by the pas
tor, Rev. Knudson.
Those in the class are Beverly
Fay Bohrer, Lorena Seetomona
Janet Tocktoo, Elizabeth Iytun
guck, Adella Walluk, Clifford
Olanna, Robert Esenituk, Brian
Friesz, Floyd Kugzruk, Gilbert
Komok.
SUBSCRIBE TO THE NUGGET
r,i? and Highw ay Comm.
Jos*pone Tour of Alaska
WASHINGTON, W*—'The Alas
ka Rail and Highway Commission
’.as postponed a planned tour of
Alaska which was to begin Sun
day, a commission spokesman
said last night.
The spokesman said the trip
would be rescheduled for some
ine this summer when com
mission members are expected
o be in better position to fit the
trip into their schedules.
Six of the 13 commissioners are
Congress members, the spokes
man noted, and the press of Con
gressional matters has made it
impractical for them to make the
rip.
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