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another four years
to finish the job !
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I Fults*Reindeer Here
Waiting Transportation
John Fults, formerly with the
ANS and CAA here, has been in
Golovin for several weeks work
ing with 14 deer which he pur
chased from the Sigfried herd
there, preparing them for trans
portation to the States.
Last year he also took several
deer out to Denver, Colo., where
it is reported he is attempting to
cross them with mule deer.
The reindeer have been flown
up from Golovin and are await
ing transportation to the States.
Fults is accompanied by another
former Alaskan, A. Judish. Char
lie Olson of Bluff is also planning
to go to Denver with the party.
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Reeve To Talk and Show
Pictures Tomorrow Night
Night At Dream Theater
Bob Reeve, candidate for Dele
gate to Congress on the Republi
can ticket is scheduled to return
from his' campaign to the north,
in time for a big meeting sched
uled to be held at the Dream
Theater Saturday night after the
regular feature.
In addition to his address,
Reeve has some excellent pic
tures of Kodiak bear hunting, im
ported to show the biggest Ko
diak bear ever shot.
The meeting will start after the
show at 9:30 p.m.
Three Catholic Sisters
Honored At Pot Luck
Supper at Pioneer Igloo
Members of the Catholic Church
gave a pot luck supper last even
ing at the Pioneer Hall honoring
three sisters of the Order of Little
Sisters of Jesus who are wintering
in Nome.
It is estimated that about two
hundred people were served din
ner, after which the sisters showed
pictures of their work in the
Sahara Desert.
Their first endeavor since ar
riving has been to learn the lang
uage, as all three speak French.
Factory Representative To
Demonstrate DeWalt Saws
Jack Mitchell, factory repre
sentative of the DeWalt Company,
makers of woodworking equip
ment, will be in Nome on Oct.
13 and 14.* He will demonstrate
the DeWalt Radial Arm Saw at
the Northern Commercialome
the N.C. Cat Dept., local repre
sentative of the DeWalt Company.
This is Mr. Mitchell’s first trip
to the Territory and he is anxious
to meet anyone interested in
woodworking equipment.
— REAL TREAT —
Orchestra at Bering Sea Club
— SATURDAY NIGHT —
NOTICE
Funeral services for Philip Ak
saruk will be held from the Cov
enant Church Thursday at 2:30.
NOTICE
REPUBLICAN MEETING
SUNDAY EVENING
CITY HALL 8:00 P.M.
Old and New Republicans
urged to attend.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—New Kenmore "wood
atid coal heater. Sears’ best.
Originally purchased by Dept,
of Education for Council School
and never put into use. Still
belongs to Territory and best
offer takes. See or call Don
Perkins after 5:00 p.m. Black
172. 120
FOR RENT—6x6 truck by hour
or day. Drive yourself or will
furnish driver from 7 p.m. to
12 p.m. See Steve Pederson or
call Main 22 during working
hours. tf
DREAM
THEATER
Friday, Oct. 10—7:15 & 9 p.m.
" North of The Great Divide"
- Roy Rogers -
Saturday, Oct. 11—7:30 p.m
" PAGAN LOVE SONG "
Esther Williams - Howard Keel
Sunday, Od 12—7:30 p.m.
"YOU CAN NEVER TELL"
Dick Powell - Charles Drake
Peggy Dow - Joyce Holden
Home Arts Club
Elects New* Officers
Members of the Home Arts Club
met with Esther McCoy Tuesday
for the election of officers.
Mrs. Pearse Walsh became the
new president with Mrs. Ray
Tveter vice president. The secre
tary elected was Mrs. Van Osdahl,
, and the treasurer, Mrs. Dan Fritz.
Outgoing president, Mrs. Boyd
Harwood gave an interesting res
ume of the club’s activities in
the past ten years, covering a
wide field of civic enterprise.
Maintaining the city playfield
has been the club’s main activity
since it was organized in 1934,
yet its members have found time
for plant sales every spring to
encourage growing plants in the
far north. Assistance in tubercu
losis programs, blood typing, care
of a needy family every holiday
season, and providing gifts for
shut-ins at one Alaska’s sanator
iums are other activities of the
club.
Mrs. Clyde Godsbe gave a dem
onstration of the Pfaff sewing
machine as part of the evening’s
program.
Many King Islanders Remain
In Nome For The Winter
Surprisingly few King Island
Eskimos left on the North Star
last Thursday night as the total
count was only 112. The rest of
the villagers plan to stay on the
mainland this winter.
Forty-one Diomede Islanders
were taken to their island home
from Nome and it is reported
many more were picked at Kot
zuebue.
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Saturday, October 11 x
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Philip Ahsaruk Dies
Philip Ahsaruk, well known
resident of this area, passed away
at his home early this morning.
Ahsaruk was an active hunter
and herder for many years until
he lost an arm while seal hunting
on Bering Sea when his gun acci
dentally discharged.
He is survived by his widow,
a daughter, Mrs. Tilly Burdeshaw,
and a son, Willie, now in service,
and several grandchildren.
Funeral services will be con
ducted at the Covenant Church
Thursday afternoon at 2.
Contributions Received
In “Save Prince” Drive
The “Save Our Prince” cam
paign started last week through
a communication to the Nugget,
has brought contributions not
only from local residents inter
ested in the fate of the only horse
here, but also from Fairbanks.
Jessen’s Weekly today sent in a
generous contribution which has
been added to the fund. Contribu
tions are still being accepted by
Mr. Williams at the ANS office,
or will be taken to him by the
Nugget if left at our office.
NOTICE
Effective this dale I will not be
responsible for any bills not con
tracted by myself.
Johnny Reader
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