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Sixth Fair W inds
Up Last Saturday
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The big windup to the Fair
' look place Saturday night at the
i school auditorium with several
1 hundred people in attendance to
witness the program prepared es
pecially for the occasion,
i Chairman of the program com
mittee Howard Lyng announced
the various winners of awards
during the two previous days of
the Fair and then brought the
entertainers before the audience.
Capping the entire perform
ance was the ceremonial Eskimo
1 dance given by the seven year
, old grandson of the Chief of the
King Island Eskimo tribe. He
emulated the every action and
I expression of his illustrious
j grandfather, The Chief.
The Diomede Island Eskimos
also presented ceremonial danc
es of their tribe.
The complete program follows:
Master of Ceremonies, Howard
j Lyng.
I. Marjory McLain, Piano.
i 2. Bernie Knutson, Trumpet
1 Solo.
3. Brownie Whaley, Song and
dance.
4. Georgia Slack, Monologue.
5. Ruby O’Farrell, Piano.
6. Yvonne Mozee, Indian Club
Drill.
7. Mrs. Stanley Martin, Piano
Accordian.
8. Wilfred Neilly, Songs.
9. Diomede Islanders, Native
Dances.
10. Neva Whaley, Tap Danc
ing.
II. King Islanders, Native
Dances.
The Arctic Club drawing for
the $110 first class steamship
fare to Seattle took place at mid
night, and the little Aarnout
Castel girl, Susie, was the lucky j
winner. The ticket lias a cash-in
value of $110.
Concessions operated during
I the evening got a big play and
the entire evening proved a com
plete success
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The regular luncheon meeting of
the Northwestern' Alaska Cham j
ber of Commerce will meet Tuesi
day noon, October 17, 1939 at
the North Pole Bakery.
All those interested in the de
velopment of Northwestern Alas
ka are urged to attend.
Dr. Morcom will preside. Mr.
H W Starling, Principal of the
local Bureau of Indian Affairs
School will be the honored guest
FOR SALE — One wall-to-wall
Broadloom carpet 13 x 18. In
quire Mrs. O S Weaver.
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Miron Air Service
Activities
—
Pi'ot Jefford left October 15th
for Fairbanks with eight passen
gers and returned with two from
Fairbanks and the U S mail. Pas
mongers to Fairbanks were:
S A Montague
Andy Winch el
Lester Long
George Hellerich
Bob Curtis
Bob Toyne
Bobby Shelton
G W Rathjens
Sam Godfrey and Tony Lind
strim were the returning passen
gers from Fairbanks.
A trip is planned on for An-;
chorage Wednesday with eight
passengers for that place.
Pilot Martin left for Council i
this morning with Georeg Folger
and express for Council, Ungalik
and Golovin, He will handle the
regular mail run for the middle
of the month and then go on to
Uanakleet and return this even
ing.
A trip is scheduled for this ev
ening to Beaver Creek or early
in the miming, as well as to
American Creek and Council.
Wien Airlines
Activities
Saturday, Frank Whaley made
a flight north stopping at the Hot
Springs and Taylor. Express was
carried for the Mission and Os
car Lay was brought to Nome
from Taylor.
Sunday Sig Wien returned to
Nome from Fairbanks and left
immediately for Taylor. The re
turn trip to Nome was made this
morning with Mike Walsh and
Hans Peterson. Ross Kinney was
taken to Coffee Creek. Louis
Mideke was brought to Nome
from Deering.
Frank Whaley made 3 trips
north yesterday stopping at Solo
mon- Fox Bar- Taylor- Mackin
Deering and Coffee Creek. Pas
sengers were: Miss Sheppard—
Nome to Taylor; Graham Lam
mers—Fox Bar to Deering; Har
old Bayne and Orville Culver—
Fox Bar to Nome; Mr and Mrs
Ed Hoven, Oscar Ollila and E K
Johansen—Coffee Creek to Nome
A flight was made to Taylor
to bring Frank Wideger and
Axel Tengelin to Nome.
The regular Monday plane of,
the PAA arrived and departed
today. The plane carried no mail
or incoming passengers but out
going passengers ..were: Carl
Glavinovich, Dick Ludwig, Dan
Lhamon and E J Maurer.
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CHANNEL SWIM_Ey 19
minutes Sally Bauer (above)
I of Sweden failed to equal Ger
i t. ude Ederle’s 1926 record_14
hours, 31 minutes—in swimrrlmr
1 ti ednylish channel. Sally’s l me
I f.-.in tape Gris N»z (0 Dover
v.rtS 14 hours, 5i> minutes.
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ESKIMO
HANDICRAFT
A nice pair of moccasins or a piece of
ivory carving is very desirable for an Xmas
Gift.
You are welcomed to come and look over
Our assortment which is larger than
Ever before.
It is very interesting
POLET STORES
ESTABLISHED IN 1900
FOR SALE
One Zenith Battery Radio and
Wind-Charger. Excellent condi
tion. Inquire Nugget Office.
FUNERAL NOTICE
Funeral Services for Mrs.
George Miller will be held at the
Native Mission Church at 2 PM
Tuesday afternoon.
NOTICE
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Outside address for the winter—
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BERING SEA ROUTE
Mt. McKinley expected to sail for Seattle October 23
SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA ROUTE
Leave Due Leave Due
STEAMER Seattle Seward Seward Seattle
YUKON ... Oct 7 Oct 13 Oct 13 Oct 19
ALASKA . Oct 14 Oct 20 Oct 20 Oct 26
YUKON . Oct 21 Oct 27 Oct 27 Nov 2
ALASKA . Oct 28 Nov 3 Nov 3 Nov 9
YUKON . Nov 4 Nov 10 Nov 10 Nov 16
ALASKA .—. Nov 11 Nov 17 Nov 17 Nov 23
(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
JOE HARNISH, Agent