LITTLE SISTERS OF JESUS
TO RETURN THIS SUMMER
Sister Georgette and Sister
Yvonne of the French order of
Little Sisters of Jesus, who have
spent the winter here learning the
language, left for Vancouver, B.C.
yesterday. They stated that their
order plans to return and form a
permanent headquarters in Nome
next summer. It is not known
whether the same sisters will re
turn or other members of the
orders will be sent.
"4-on" Duplicate Receipt Books
at the Nugget
HIGH SCHOOL GETS HOLIDAY
FOR TOBOGGAN PARTY
The High School is scheduled to
take the afternoon off today from
classroom work to go on a tobog
gan party. They plan to return
about 8 o’clock this evening. The
group usually have a skiing party
but due to the scarcity of snow
they had to change their plans.
They will be accompanied by the
teachers.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Thomas Carpenter.
Discharged: Paul Luke and
Allen Savelik.
SPECIAL
EASTER FASHIONS
NOW ON DISPLAY - - -
ifl Gay Spring Dresses
For Girls and Ladies
U Smartly Styled Suits and
IS the “Long & Short" in Coats
|l Crisp Washable Skirts
11 From “Koret of California”
[■ New Spring Styles in Nylons
Cameras & Film
|ij To Record the “Easter Parade”
Easter Baskets - Candies
M COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
!■ Of “Outside” Fresh Fruits & Vegetables
^3 Coming Saturday and Wednesday!
EASTER PLANTS - - CUT FLOWERS
H LARGE ASSORTMENT
m Fresh Meats and Fish
Our Meat Department will gladly cut
*m the meat to your Individual Wants.
FRESH EGGS TWICE WEEKLY!
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Wholesale and Ratal/
Phone MAin 133 FREE DELIVERY
FROM SEWARD
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Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
SS Denali Apr. 2
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
SS. Baranof Apr. 9
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
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Foe further information wire, write or phone
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
J. J. DILLON, Agent — Phone Main 68
Chamber Directors
Hear of Unalakleet
And Building Code
Art Johnson of Unalakleet ad
dressed the Board of Directors of
the Nome Chamber of Commerce
Wednesday in the interest o-f a
faction of Unalakleet residents
who are desirous of having their
village removed from the status
of a reservation. Among the ad
vantages that would accrue, they
claim, would be that the village
would be able to administer its
own city government and to have
territorial schools instead of the
ANS - administered schodl which
they now have.
A report was also given by a
special committee of the cham
ber headed by Bill Gillis, which
is studying building codes of other
Alaska cities and preparing to
present a modern building code
for Nome.
The board is also considering
the possibility of holding an open
dinner meeting once a month so
that all members may participate
and express their views on the
activities of the board as there is
not enough time at the regular
noon luncheon on Tuesday to
take care of the many activities
of the organization.
President Dewey Goodrich
stressed his desire to the press
of having any and all members
of the Chamber and their guests
to feel free to attend the lunch
eons at any meeting.
DR. KENNEDY RETURNING
Dr. Maxwell Kennedy, lone
dentist in this area, who has been
traveling for the past six months,
is scheduled to return home this
week-end it is reported. Dr. Ken
nedy who was ill when he left
here, is repoTted much improved.
NOTICE
The National Guard will be
firing all day Saturday, March
29, in the old hospital and Sunset
area. All persons are warned to
stay out of the area.
' John M. Cooley,
Bn. Commander
NOTICE
* Cub Scout Dog Race scheduled
for this week-end has been can
celled due to the disappearance of
some of the dogs.
Cub Scout Committee
RUMMAGE SALE
Saturday, March 28
Beta Sigma Phi
At Gaasland Office—Front Street
9 a.m. until 6 p.m.
NOTICE TO LOCKER RENTERS
At Martin's Cold Storage, leave
your key and locker number with
Mrs. Martin at North Star Grill
by April 1, as it may be neces
sary to remove contents during
repair work. ^
38 Martin Cold Storage
NOTICE
General meeting of members of
the Arctic Club will be held on
March 27 at 8 p.m. at the Arctic
Club hall.
Dan Jones, treas.
WANT ADS
WANTED —Executive secretary.
Write Box 458, Nome. 38
FOR SALE — Springfield Sporter
30-06. $75. Call Red 9. 37
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED —
Alpaca Jackets . $2.50
Used Army Parkas . 3.50
Sleeping Bags . 11.50
Used Army Shirts . 2.25
THE TRADING POST
Beta Sigma Phi Hot Lunch
Program Ends Today
By CAROLINE READER
Members of Beta Sigma Phi
met last evening at the home of
Beverly Morgan with Vivian
Haymes and Betty Shay as host
esses.
The rummage sale tomorrow
was discussed wth humor and is
anticipated to be great fun for
the girls. We are thankful for the
use erf the Gaasland Building as
well as to “Hap” Lancaster who
gave his time to prepare the place
for the sale.
A note of interest to parents:
Today is the last day for the
school hot lunch program..
We were happy to welcome
Ruth McLean home after a month
vacation on the West Coast. We
enjoyed so much her trip which
she relived for us in words—es
pecially the 1953 Sonja Henie ice
show in San Francisco and her
visit to' the Winchester House.
Maybelle Lenert spoke on bal
let dancing, telling how some of
the great dancers have moved au
diences to tears with their inter
pretive movements. Maybelle, her
self has had training in creative
dancing and music, physical cul
ture program, weight lifting and
tumbling. She offered to start a
class in health exercises for any
members interested.
The meeting ended with re
freshments—an Easter cake with
little chicks, their eggs and nests
on top, coffee and individual
Easter baskets for each girl.
Watch Monday’s paper for a
complete report on our lunch pro
gram. It will give you an idea of
the number of youngsters who’
benefitted from the project.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Robert Vaara,
Bertha Vlaar, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Blattler, Capt. J. Wright, James
Youts.
To Anchorage: Pete Maloney,
George Mullally, Robt. Vaara.
To Unalakleet: E. Storr, Bobby
Curtis, A. Sabitelik.
From Unalakleet: L. Williams
and Art Johnson.
Plan To Re-Activate
Nome Arctic Club
Plans are being made to re
activate the Arctic Club which
has not had any parties or ath
letic activities siifce 1951.
The organization, which owns
its own hall and recreation rooms,
was originally organized to head
all athletic groups such as skiing,
badminton, bowling, etc., but de
veloped into a social club with
dinner dances for its members,
where many of the younger group
enjoyed regular social evenings
together. For a while they spon
sored the ’teen-age group also.
A meeting of former members
is scheduled for tonight at 8:00 at
the Arctic Clubhouse.
24 TO 48 SCHOOL TEACHERS
TO COME HERE FOR EASTER
An early spring tour is sched
uled to arrive here April 3 for
the Easter week-end and will
bring from 24 to 48 school teach
ers from the Anchorage schools.
The teachers plan to spend the
night of the 3rd in Nome and the
4th in Kotzebue. The group are
scheduled to arrive by Reeve Air
ways.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving Wednesday: Sanko
vich Peterson.
Departing: Mr. and Mrs. M. J.
Walsh and Mrs. Jim Walsh and
five children.
Dan Roach of PAA arrived as
a replacement for Jim Walsh dur
ing his forthcoming visit to Ire
land.
Legal Blanks at The Nome Nugget
Bering Sea Club
Dining Room
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Lunch
Dinner
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