■ THE NOME NUGGET
Published Monday, Wednesday, and Friday by the
NOME PUBLISHING COMPANY
l NOME, ALASKA
Telephone: Main 125 P. O. Bex 4E5
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W. A. BOUCHER .Editor-Publisher
JAY SMITH ____-.-.Associate Editor
EMILY BOUCHER .._........Society Edticr
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1043
OUR POST-WAR PLANNING
Nome not only lives today but makes plans for the
future. The war-time. tempo of work in the vicinity
will not continue as such, but a return to the old days
will also not be in order.
Conscientious planning must be and will be in
order.
When our boys return they must find employment
in order to maintain the American way of life. We
must do the planning now, so that valuable time and
effort will not be lost or wasted.
Nome should decide now what is to be done about
the sea wall for the entire length, east and west, of
the city. What kind of a sea wall, and the number of
men to complete the job.
Nome must have better drains!
Much is to be done about our fire mains in order to
give adequate protection.
Today federal bureaus have been installed in nearly
every city and town in America, for the express pur
pose of finding employment for the returning service
men. Extensive plans must be made now in order to
keep up with the surge of the millions of workers who
will require employment when the war is over.
Plan now for the future!
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NOTICE!
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APRIL 1. 1944. I
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FOR THE
LADIES
By MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE
Esc a! loped Oysters
1 cup rolled bread or cracker
crumbs. . •
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5 tablespoons butter or mar
garine, melted.
1-2 teaspoon salt
1-3 teaspoon paprika
1-4 teaspoon celery salt (op
tional).
1 pint oysters
1-2 cup milk
Mix together crumbs* butter
and seasonings. Raretfully pick
over oysters to remove any snffls.
Sprinkle a thin layer of crumbs
in bottom of well greased shal
low baking dish. Add half th£
oysters, cover with half of the
remaining crumbs and covpt with
rest of oysters. Add half the
milk. Top with rest of crumbs
and milk. Bake 35 minutes in
moderate oven,
If there is any oysteT liquid,
strain it and use as part of the
milk called for. Part cream added
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[ sired amount of liquid will give
a richer dish which will brown
more quckly and have higher
nutritive value.
Relish Salad Dressing
1-4 cup sugar
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon paprika
1-4 teaspoon dry mustard
1-4 teaspoon celery seed
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1 teaspoon grated onion
1-4 cup vinegar
2 tablespoons lemon juice.
Mix all ingredients in a jar
cover tightly and shake 2 min- i
utes. Chill, shake well before
using.
SEEK PLEDGES..
FI OR THE YEAR
At a meeting Monday night,
plans were completed to make
personal calls on all those who
have not responded to the reci usst
for financial support of the Fed
eated church in its program in ,
the community.
The current expenses of the
church in 1944 are estimated at
$4,175.00. Each year at this time
the church asks for Sufficient
pledges to cover the running ex
penses of the church. Of the $4,
175.00 it is only necessary to |
raise in pledges $1,779.84. The!
church then is asking for $],- [
779.84 in order that it map carry j
a full program this coming year; !
AH pledges made now are not \
payable until 1944. >
As a separate project the
church is remodeling the build
ing and is asking for $2,500.00
for this purpose. ' ■: •''
For some time the building
space has .been in need of chang
i es to meet the regular church
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those who have sen in their pTbd
program. Now, however, With the
i added numbers from the armed
forces the need for change is
much more acute.
The work on remodeling has
already begun and it is hoped it
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NORTH POLE
BAKERY
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will be completed before the
Christmas season.
The trustees of the church
haw set the date of November
21st as the time when all finan
cial returns would be completed.
ges and made their contribution <*
to the building fund.
Others who wish to contribute
may still send in their gifts or
have them ready when one of *
the church worKers call.
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