Loretta Snyder and
James Helle Will Be
Married This Evening
This evening the Community
Methodist Church will be the
scene of a wedding of Loretta
Snyder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Snyder of this city, and
James Helle of Seattle.
Loretta is a graduate of Nome
High School and has been study
ing medicine at the University of
Washington and expects to gradu
ate next year. Mr. Helle is a
graduate oceanographer from the
University of Washington and is
■now completing his military ser
vice being stationed in Washing
ton, D.C.
Monday evening Miss Snyder j
was honored with a wedding
shower at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Fagerstrom, with
Mrs. Howard Huffer and Ellen
Waldheim, former classmates, as
hostesses.
Mothers Club Hears
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Jean Burand Discuss
Local Wild Foods
The Mothers Club held an in- j
teresting meeting Monday eve-1
ming and enjoyed an informal dis- j
cussion on the nutritive value of j
local wild plants.
Meeting with the group was j
Mrs. Jean Burand, of the Alaska
Extension Service, who will be \
here this summer.
Plants of particular interest are |
the fireweed and willow, which
have an interesting amount of
vitamin content which can be uti
lised if properly prepared.
The club is sponsoring a field
trip today to pick samples of all
edible foods now available. Prep- <
aration of these will be explained |
by the older native women of the j
group so that many who are in- |
terested may use them.
Letter-size and legal file folder;
available at The Nome Nugget
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TONSINA NOW IN PORT
Si. Michael Jul 1, Unalakleei Jul 4
Teller Jul 8
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TATALINA sailing Seattle Jul 2,
Calling Kotzebue and St. Michael.
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PALISANA sailing Seattle Jul 10,
Calling Nome only.
MORE EQUIPMENT ,
FOR PLAYGROUND
READY TO BE PUT UP
More playground equipmen ar- I
rived on the first boat and will be
installed by the city as soon as
possible.
The home Arts Club, which for
the past 20 years has furnished
equipment for the city playfield,
has purchased horizontal ladders
and three sizes of horizontal bars.
It has been reported by those
living near the playfield that the
equipment already installed is in
use 24 hours a day.
Contributions In Order
For 4th of July Fund
Does anyone want to make a
donation to the Fourth of July
Fund?
Well, it’s easy—just give your
donation to ariy one of the follow
ing: Lester Bronson, Larry Gal
vin, Chuck Frazier, Jim Blanning,
Russ Herman, Bon Davis, Billy
Cameron, or if you can’t find any
of these, leave it with Clint Gray
at the Nugget office.
The Rotary Club is making the
fund collection this year and any
of the above will be glad to accept
your contribution on behalf of
the city and the kids for a grand
and glorious Fourth.of July.
Roller Skating At School Gym
Discontinued Temporarily
The Arctic Club announces that
until further notice roller skat
ing at the school gym will be dis
continued. Reason for this is that
building supplies for the new
high school addition are being
stored in the gym.
Pan American Airways
Arriving Tuesday were: Burl
Wehrlie, Art Blaoke, Maynard
Stewart, Lee Finley, Geo. Stern,
Herb Jenks, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Henderson, Elsie Bickert, Wm.
Kjos, Morris Langberg, Richard
Ludwig and Miles Newets.
Departing were: Roberta Ross,
Wallace Lenbacker, Ted Curley
and Marge Saario.
GIRL SCOUTS, BROWNIES
TO MARCH JULY FOURTH
All Girl Scouts and Brownie
Scouts are requested to get in
contact with their leaders for
preparation and plans for march
ing in the Fourth of July parade.
These groups are reminded that
the Governor of Alaska will be
here at that time and all groups
will be participating for the occa
sion.
Firing will be conducted be
tween 8 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
June 28, 27 and 28, at the National
Guard range at the Dexter camp- '
site.
Ruthie Sez:—Listen and learn
a foreign language on records
THE MUSIC BOX.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—1952 Willys panel,
4-wheel drive, good condition.
Phone Main 109. 76
FOR SALE—Air pistol. In good
condition. $5.50. Call Nugget.
FOR SALE—Lavatory bowl, 10
h.p. motor, large water pump
(300 g.p.m.), 6 2 in. gate valves,
3 Modine heaters, 2 barber
chairs. See Charlie at Pool Hall
76c
FOUND—Key-Bak with keys and
ring. Call at Nugget
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with
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7:00—Treasure Hunt
7:30—Wyatt Earp
8:00—Bold Journey
8:30—Kraft Theater
9:30—You Bet Your Life
10:00—Boxing
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6:30—Chevy Show
7:30—People's Choice
8:00—The Vice
8:30—Jane Wyman
9:00—Navy Log
9:30—Ted Mack
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