Don-Dee Market
Opens Tomorrow
Mr. and Mrs. Don Kitchin have
taken over the management of the
Nome Market, which will be
known as Don-Dee’s Market, be
ginning tomorrow, when they
will present their grand opening.
Mr. Kitchin is a chef with the
North Star Dining Rom, and will
operate the market with his wife
and three children, who will as
sist, in keeping the shelves filld.
They have announced that there
will be free coffee and pastry of
fered tomorrow, and that th mar
ket will be open from 9:30 until
6:30 p.m.
A full line of fresh produce
will be on hand, as well as fresh
milk, ice cream and other perish
ables.
A line of staples are expected
on the first boat, and supplies now
on the shelves are being closed
out at special sale prices this
weekend.
Bethel Boy Ordained
A native of Bethel, the Rev. Rob
-ert F. Corrigal, S. J., was ordained
to the priesthood last Saturday in
Spokane. The new priest was one
of ten members of the Jesuit Or
der raised to the priesthood by
Bishop Bernard J. Topel during
impressive ceremonies at St. Oloy
sius Church.
Born September 7, 1927, Father
Corrigal began his-education at
the Territorial School in Bethel
and at Holy Cross Mission on the
lwer Yukon: In the summer of
1942, he came Outside with Father
Neil Murphy, S. J., member of the
Mission staff, and stayed in Butte,
Mont., with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Murphy, Father Murphy’s par
ents, who became his guardians.
Father Corrigal will sing his
. st Solemn High Mass at Immac
. ,a.e Conception parish church,
Butte, Mont., on Sunday, June 21.
. eacon of the Mass will be Father
phy, now Assistant Pastor of
; e Catholic Church in Fairbanks.
IN U. S. DISTRICT COURT
in the case of Dryden vs. Jen
kins, the plaintiff was given time
to file an amended complaint.
In the case of Bertha McMana
my vs. Jenkins, upon motion of
the plaintiff the case was dis
missed without prejudice.
The word chiffon, which means
a soft delicate fabric to American
women, signifies a rag in France.
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New Officers For
Hospital Advisory Board
Officers were elected last even
ing for the Hospital Advisory
Board, with Stephen Andersen,
chairman, Bob Baldwin, vice
chairman, and Louise Bockman,
secretary. Other members of the
board are M. J. Walsh, Emily
Boucher, Lennie Mae Nerland,
Willie Senungetuk, Freida Lar
son and Russ Hermann.
Ex-officio members are Dr. Win.
Woodcock,-Robert Reed, adminis
trator, and Ann Rogers, director
of nurses.
| The new administrator expressed
j the opinion that the Nome hospital
was one of the best he had seen
for its size, and is very- well
equipped. The director of nurses
reported that the hospital staff
as complete, with local nurse on
I call for emergencies.
The Hospital is in the process
of having a new coat of paint, with
the job under contract to Mr.
Reebes of Seattle. Bill Gillis has
a contract to underline the hos
pital with concrete in the areas
which are now hollow, causing
settling in the building.
Mr. Reed comes to Nome from
Seward, where he has been clos
ing out another hospital project
for the Women’s Division of Chris
tian Service. He stated that the
WDCS now operates the Wesleyan
Hospital there, which is for tuber
cular and other long-term ill
nesses, aiffl is the only hospital in
Alaska where white patients with
tuberculosis are accepted. All other
government projects are for na
tives only.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sperry of
l Calipatria, Calif., are overnight
j visitors. The Sperrys are farmers,
I and enjoyed their visit in Alaska
! so much they plan to return again
| another time later in the season.
SAFETY FERRY IN OPERATION
The Safety Ferry is now in
operation, stated District Engin
eer L. E. Hough, and is available
duriftg the regular hours. The road
is in fair condition as far as Lee’s
Camp. Beyond that point there is
considerable glaciation, and there
are some washouts.
Nome Gospel Home Presents
Special Color Film Showing
“Each In His Own Tongue” is
the name of the special color
film, to be shown on Friday night
at 7:30 at the Nome Gospel Home.
It is produced by the Wycliffe
Bible Translators, and portrays
the translation work among var
j ious tribes in other lands. ‘‘Each
j In His Own Tongue” is 50 min
iutes long, with beautiful photog
| raphy, and an amazing message,
states Mr. Bachelder.
Second sailing for Nome, Teller,
Kotzebue and St. Michael
Scheduled for July 9th.,
James F. O'Sullivan, Agent — Phone Main 68
SALES TAX SCHEDULE
Fpr the purpose of clarity in
collecting the sales tax,which goes
to 3 per cent on July 1 — is the
following schedule setting forth
amounts to be collected.
Arftount of Sale Sales Tax
$0.00—$0.16 . $0.00
0.17— 0.49 . 0.01
0.50— 0.83 . 0.02
0.85— 1.16 . 0.03
1.17— 1.49 . 0.04
1.50— 1.83 . 0.05
1.84— 2.16 . 0.06
2.17— 2.49 . 0.07
2.50— 2.83 . 0.08
2.84— 3.16 . 0.09
3.17— 3.49 . 0.10
3.50— 3.83 . 0.11
3.84— 4.16 . 0.12
4.17— 4.49 . 0.13
4.50— 4.83 . 0.14
4.85— 5.16 . 0.15
This is adopted by Ordinance
No. 395.
Publish June 17, 24, 29.
PIONEER WOMEN OF ALASKA
will meet this evening. All mem
bers are requested to be present
for initiatory degree to be con
ferred, and other important
business.
BEV BLANNING,
Acting President.
WANT ADS
FOUND—Clutch Purse of Martha
Keller. Claim at Nugget.
FOR SALE — The Henry Dreier
house, Lot 19, Block 50, City
of Nome. Contact Jim von def
Heydt. tf
FOR SALE—’57 Rambler station
wagon. Phone Main 162.
FOUND—Child’s dark-rim glasses.
Call Nugget and pay for ad.
SHOWING AT NOMERAMA
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
— Shows start at 7:15 and 9:30 —
THE GIRL HE LEFT BEHIND
with TAB HUNTER — NATALIE WOOD
SUNDAY MATINEE, 1:30 — EVENING 7:30 ONLY
Monday and Tuesday Evenings — One Show—7:30 p.m.
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