Hot Lunch Program For
.School Children Started
Today At LWY Center
Hot lunches for school children
started today at the Kozga build
ing of the LWY Community Cen
ter, across the street from the
school.
Through funds raised locally,
4ood supplies were ordered thru
local business houses and have
been stored m x>reparation f6r the
program.
Meal tickets may be purchased
in advance for $1.25, or the charge
will be 25 cent.:; per day per child.
Unemployed parents who can
not afford to pay the full price
have been asked to contribute
what they can to assist in feed
ing the children.
The preparation of the food is
again being handled by Mrs.
.Steffen Andersen
Miss Yvonne Mozee, daughter
of B. B. Mozee of Nome, has been
busy v'itli preparations in Wash
ington, D.C., for the World Assem
bly for Moral Re-Armament being
held there Dec. 28 to Jan. 6 at the
Shoreham Hotel This organiza
tion teaches a uniting idea to
nations that can turn the idiologi
cal tide in the world today.
Mrs. Fohn Hansen of
Extension Service To
Give Demonstrations Here
r Irs. Fohn Hansen, head of the
Ex'ension Service of the Univer
sity of Alaska, is scheduled to be
here on February 20th to conduct
classes in nutrition, give demon
strations on new preparations of
food, lectures on home training,
aqd possibly some information on
upholstering.
Her trip is sponsored by the
Mothers Club of which Mrs. Cur
tis Johnson is president. Anyone
in the community is encouraged
to participate in the project and
may contact Mrs. Johnson for
more details.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: John Esenituk, Joe
Firenze, Bessie Estep, Alice Lee.
Discharged: Wilfred Eakon,
Pauline Curran, Genevieve Rock.
Bessie Estep, nurse at the MMM
hospital, had the misfortune of
falling on the ice and breaking
her leg.
A daughter, Annette Molly, was
born Tuesday, Jan. 4, to A1 and
Ella Pasquan.
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Home Arts Club Presents
Legislative Program To
2nd Division Legislators
The Home Arts Club met at the
home of Mrs. John Osborne last
evening with Margaret McDonald
co-hostess.
With Mrs. Bob Emmons presid
ing, the group presented its legis
lative program to Second Division
legislators Howard Lyng, Charles
Jones and Charles Fagerstrom.
Lester Bronson was unable to at
tend and Willie Foster had al
ready left for the States.
In their program they asked
the legislators to act favorably
upon:
The library bill which will give
Alaska a Territorial Library
Department as all states now
have; support for the changes in
the juvenile code as recommend
ed by the Legislative Council; in
creased financial aid for depend
ent children under the Welfare
Dept.; and a memorial to Congress
for the passage of the Alaska
mental health bill.
The legislators responded gen
erously with answers to questions
on these subjects and gave their
views on the proposed programs.
George Ahgapuk on Visit Here
George Ahgapuk, well known
Shishmaref artist, who now makes
his home in Anchorage, is a
visitor in town visiting old friends
and selling some of his hand
etched pictures.
— Pioneers' Attention —
MEETING TONIGHT
Pioneer Igloo
8:00 P.M.
WANT ADS
FOR RENT—2-room cabin with
bath. Main 79, 1-6 p.m. 3c
FOUND—Yale key and Kardex
key. Also several small keys on
ring. Call at Nugget.
FOR SALE—1 muskrat parka size
12-14. Only 3 mo. wear. Phone
Black 159 after 6:30 p.m. 5
FOR RENT—House with 2 bed
rooms. Call Main 123.
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SHOWING AT |
THEATERf
Adult* 85C Children 40C
For your convenience, the box
office will open henceforth at 7
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
* Bemhard-Vidor Presentation • Directed by
KING VIDOR • Released by 20th Century-Tor
FRIDAY &. SATURDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
THE PURPLE MONSTER
STRIKES AGAIN
Ballroom, Square Dance
Lessons Start at lTSO
Activities at the USO are get
ting under way with ballroom
dancing starting tonight. First les
son, with Mrs. G. R. Jackson as
instructor, will be from 8 until
9 o’clock.
Square dancing will be an
nounced later, stated Mrs. Frey.
The first USO dance will be
Saturday night of this week and
every second and fourth Satur
days of the month.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Capt. Bjorn
Holta, Thomas Smith.
To Anchorage: Ferdinand Lohr,
Sgt. E. E. Burns, Stanley Amarok,
Genevieve Rock, Wilfred Eakon,
Gerald and Carl Oxereok.
To Unalakleet: Teresa Kout
chak, Clara Eakon.
To Kotzebue: Margaret Heller.
Waller Heisel, who has visited
Nome several times in connection
with his Masonic work, has been
appointed Collector of Customs, it
has been announced. He has been
in this work for many years.
NOTICE
The Pioneer Women. Auxiliary
No. 1, cordially invite members of
Pioneer Igloo No. 1 lo a combined
installation ceremony lo be fol
lowed by entertainment and re
freshments on Saturday, Jan. 8,
at 8:00 p.m.
Members of pioneer families,
escorts of pioneers and their lady
friends are included.
3 —Betty Walsh, President
C. of C. Presents
Recommendations For
Legislative Session
The Chamber of Commerce en
tertained the Second Division
members of the Legislature at
luncheon yesterday.
An interesting and informative
talk was given by Mrs. Harold
Salisbury on the need of increased
financial aid to dependent chil
dren program by the-coming ses
sion. She stressed that in this di
vision many homes are temporar
ily disrupted due to parents being ,
sent to sanitariums and children
must be cared for during that
time.
Dewey Goodrich presented the
members present, Senators How
ard Lyng, Charles Jones and
Charles Fagerstrom with copies
of the All Alaska Chamber of
Commerce recommendations for
legislation.
The legislators asked that the
local chamber prepare a written
program so that they would know
the desires of the voters of this
area.
SPECIAL PRAYER SERVICE
AT METHODIST CHURCH
TOMORROW EVENING
There will be a special service
of meditation and prayer at the
Community Methodist Church
next Thursday evening at 7:30
conducted by the pastor, Rev.
Reeves Havens, and assisted toy
his brother, Rev. Robert Havens.
This service is in observation
of the Week of Prayer sponsored
by the national organization of
Christian Churches.
I NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
ELECTRIC and GAS WELDING
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRS
TRACTOR REPAIRS
A &A GARAGE
EAST END FRONT STREET
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AWAY THAT OLD FUR PARKA OR
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ON RESTYLING INTO CAPES, STOLES
JACKETS, AND OTHER UNUSUAL
FUR ITEMS.