High School Band* to Meet
Portland Delegation
At Field Tuesday
The Portland Chamber of Com
<merc£ delegation will be met at
Nome Field next Tuesday by the
Nome School Band, it has been
announced oy Wilbur Arnold,
chairman of ^he committee plan
ning the visitors program.
The parly is scheduled to ar
rive about ' ion on a Wien Air
lines plane nd will be brought
to town by bus. At 1:30 several of
the members of the Chamber will
take the visitors out on Highway
97 and shov/ them other points of
interest. This will be followed by
dog team rides at 3 o’clock for
those who are interested.
Dinner wiil be at the North Star
Sea view Room at 7:30 and mem
•bers of the Chamber and all
others in the community who are
planning to attend are asked to
make their reservations early as
seating capacity is limited.
Dr. Woodcock is out of town on
■business but is expected to return
early next week.
LEAKING ROOF AT BOWLING
ALLEY DELAYS TOURNEY
Second round elimination bowl
ing at the Nome Field alleys:
BFR won three over the Lina
ments. John Norbert posted high
score with 480.
The Weather Bureau won three
from the N.C. and A. Shaw had
high score with 443.
The warm weather has brought
its problems to the alleys, with
several leaks developing in the
roof. No games will be scheduled
until the leaks are repaired.
Sen Born to Sam Parkinsons
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Parkinson
have announced the birth of a
son early this month. The Parkin
sons make their home at Syosset,
Long Island, and now have two
daughters and a son.
Ronald Ailak Funeral Monday
Funeral services for Pvt. Ron
ald Ailak, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Ailak, will be held from the
Lutheran Church Monday, March
24 at 2 p.m. Burial will be in
Belmont Point Cemetery with the
American Legion, VFW and Alas
ka National Guard particiapting.
MONEY - SAVERS
Del Monte Diced Carrots 2/56c
Nalley’s Beef Stew, 15 oz. 52c
! Li! by’s Peas, no. 303 31c
; Libby’s Bartlett Pears, 2lA 63c
MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS
■ Loast Pork Leg (whole-half) 76c lb.
Y7I ole-Half, Fryers, Ocoma 86c pkg.
Cod Fillets, Booth Fisheries 53c pkg.
PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW
FOR EASTER FLOWERS
AND A LOVELY EASTER CAKE
Pi ices Effective Thursday, Friday & Saturday
*4Your Friendly Supermarket”
NC SUPERMARKET '^
Department of Northern Commercial Company \
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FREIGHTER SAILINGS From Seattle
Every Tuesday for Seward & Valdez
Also Alternate Fridays For Seward
for further information contact
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
P.O. Box 200, Anchorage
Pioneer Whist Games
Tomorrow Evening
The, Pioneer card serie&^plays j
the fifth game in the series of |
six games tomorrow evening at 8. j
Many people not taking in fAe
entire series are enjoying playing j
along with those working toward
the trophy as prizes are given for I
each evening’s games.
The last of the series will be j
held on April 12th.
NOME TAXI FOLDS UP
Chuck Goedde, owner of the
Nome Taxi service, has closed up
his business. He left for Anchor
age on Monday and Mrs. Goedde i
and the children left today after |
closing out their affairs.
The Northern Lights Eskimo
Dance troupe left for Fairbanks
to participate in the Ice Carnival
where they are scheduled to put I
on several shows.
Also leaving for Fairbanks to
see the dog races and Carnival
were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fager
strom, who are going over for the
second successive year, and Ella
Tanner and Roberta Snyder.
Mrs. Engslrom Returns From
Extended Visit In States
Mrs. Herb Engstrom, has been
in the states visiting for the past
two months, returned home, hav
ing visiting in Kansas, Wisconsin,
and Canada with her brothers,
and in Seattle with her tWb dau
ghters and grandchildren.
Enroute home she had the
pleasure of visiting in Nenana
with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Goins,
formery here with the CAA.
NOTICE
Nome Taxi has -closed out their
business.
All accounts due vendors should
be addressed to Richard Miller,
Box 498, Nome.
All accounts owing to Nome
Taxi should also be sent to Mr.
Miller.
We wish to thank all our pat
rons for their business.
— Nome Taxi
rummage Yale
LWY Community Center
TUESDAY, MARCH 25
10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
WANT ADS
LOST—Key ring with about a
dozen keys. Return to Esther
McCoy. Reward.
FURNISHED House for rent or
sale. Call White 131. 35c
FOR SALE — 2 typewriters, 2
bedroom suites, electric oven,
3-pc. living room suite, 5 sets
new drapes, mahogany secre
tary. Call Main 162. 35
FOR SALE—Ruger 357 like new,
with holster, $75. Cali Black
26 after 5.
COOK wants work in camp or
hotel, camp preferred. Quali
fied for fry and dinner cook
and necessary baking experi
ence. Can bring extra waitress.
Contact Jewel Hawkins, Box
557, Kodiak, Alaska. 39
FOR SALE
LIQUIDATION BARGAINS ! !
DIESEL GENERATORS
4 - 185 KVA Diesel Engine driven Gen
erator units; consisting of Fairbanks
Morse Generator, 3 ph. 60 cycle, 2400
volt, 300 RPM: and Fairbanks-Morse
Diesel Engine, 225 HP, 300 RPM; com
plete with controls and panel board.
LOCATED IN ALASKA
J
GENERAL METALS I
OF THE ALEUTIANS, INC.
1919 Canal St., Tacoma 2, Wash.
Tel. FU 3-3443
SHOWING AT THE NOMERAMA
Two Shows Nightly. Starling at 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
MEN KNEW HIS FURY . . . BUT NOT HIS FACE!
WOMEN KNEW HIS LIPS . . . BUT NOT HIS NAME!
THE PURPLE MASK
STARRING
Tony Curtis Colleen Miller
Gene Barry Dan O’Herlihy
Angela Lansbury
ClN£MAS£Cl£ Technicolor
Plus Chapter of Serial "THE INVISIBLE MONSTER"
SUNDAY and MONDAY
A TOWERING MOTION PICTURE ADVENTURE
THE LAST COMMAND
— IN TRUCOLOR —
%
with
Sterling Hayden, Richard Carlson,
Anna Maria Alberghetti,
Arthur Hunnicut, Ernest Rorgnine,
J. Carroll Naisli, Otto Kruger
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Yes Madame
Yes Madame
Freestone Peaches, No. 2 3/1.00
Halves or Sliced
Yes Madame
Fancy Purple Plums, No. 2 4/1.00
Yes Madame Beans, No. 2 3/1.00
French Style or Whole Wax
LYNDEN AA LARGE EGGS
$1.02 doz.
SO FRESH THEY CAN BE
EATEN WITHOUT CATSUP
LIBBY’S DILLS
2 Quart Halves 98c
MERC MEAT
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