Blueberry Recipes
In University of Alaska
Pamphlet Available Here
Interesting recipes for blue
berries which are now ripe are
found in the Alaska Berry pam
phlet of the extension service of
the University of Alaska which
is available here with Jean Bu
rand at the Territorial Depart
ment of Mines office.
Bliieberry buckle, blueberry
thubarbade, blueberry slump,
spiced jam, and several methods
of preserving.
Daughter Born To Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Walsh Is 30th Grandchild
For Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Walsh
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel (Kevin*
Walsh are the parents of a daugh
ter born on August 5 at the MMM
Hospital.
The father is with Alaska Air
lines. This is the sixth child in
the family and the 30th grand
child for Mr. and Mrs. M. J.
Walsh.
Alaska Airlines
From Anchorage: J. Gadwood,
Karl Perry, K. Gallup, J. Lynch,
L.D. Kornes, Margaret Shepherd,
R.D. Howlett, V. Naustdal, Roger
Connolly, Chas. Wilson, Angeline
Howarth, Eleanor Cleveland, M.
Johnston, F. Nienkark, R. Haigy,
W. Knight, E.N. Annson, Richard
Hecht, W. Hockinson, P. Shea, F.
Burns, Alice Wallace, R. School,
Don Culver, E. Pettijohn, Dolores
Culver, J. Cook, Craig Barbare,
W. Smith, M. Barnard, R. Don
aldson, W. Ivey, R.H. Miskelly,
i R. Pheil, Allan Dash, C. Ken
j nedy, R. Knox, Ed Drum, Dave
j Punches, Alex Lukshin, Matilda
Jones, Dallas Eberle, F. H. Bean,
John Weber, Arthur Vanbuskirlc.
To Anchorage: W. P. Stevens,
L. R. Oates, C.E. Colbert, Corinne
Snyder, Carol Tanner, Easter
Moses and infant, Peter Omede
lena, Joe Perron, Alan and Flor
ence Thompson, Wm. Neumann,
Robt. Pfeil, Lenora Aldrich.
' ' ~ I
I
i Head of Air Force
j Chaplains Here on Tour
Of DEW Line Project
General Terence Finnegan, the
head of the U.S. Air Force chap
lains with headquarters in Wash
| ington, D.C., visited Nome yester
I day with a group of chaplains on
l a tour of the DEW Line project,
i The purpose of the trip was to
j make plans for the setting up of
I chaplain service for these out
1 n asts similar to the service now
, . andered to outpost Air Force
! posts.
SPECIAL MEETING
Pioneers of Alaska Igloo No. 1
A special meeting of Igloo No.
i 1 will be held in the Pioneer Hall
! August 14th at 8 p.m. for the pur
I pose of electing delegates to the
| Convention of the Grand Igloo to
be held in Fairbanks Sept. 26, 27
and ^8. Also to discuss the char
tering of a plane to take members
desirous of attending the Con
vention and the appointment of a
Committee to take such action as
decided upon. 97
Frank Morris, President
Chas. D. Jones, Secretary
-I
Johnnie Sez:— Music is a
necessity of life and we can
meet all your musical needs at
THE MUSIC BOX.
WANT ADS
WANTED — Scrap lumber for
burning in wood stove. See
Susan Pianeok or leave word at
The Nugget. 95p
LOST—1956 high school ring with
initials G.A. Return to Nugget
for reward. 94p
FOR SALE—1956 Plymouth sub- j
urban, $2200. Ph. Main 193. 96o
_*
FOR SALE—1955 Ford 2-door se
«. dan. Contact Sgt. Bucy, Main
151 or Red 197. 93p
FOR SALE — McCulloch chain
saw. 14-h.p. Evinrude outboard.
Call Cherry’s. tf
FOR SALE—1949 Chev. panel
truck $375. Silvertone portable
radio $450. Phene Dave Hen
chen, Black 26, after 7 p.m.
Two Weddings Today i
Two marriages are slated to'
take place today. June Butler and
Harry Nelson are to be married j
by Commissioner Jenks. The j
bride is a waitress at the Polaris
and Nelson is the cook at the
North Star Grill.
Janet Dtnny and Clifford A.
Black are to be married this eve
ning by Rev. Edgar Bibb at the
Nazarene Church. Black is of the
well known Deering pioneer fam
ily and the bride is from Ketchi
kan.
Explorer Scouts Start
Hike Up Pilgrim River;
May Get to Springs
The Explorer Scouts started
! today from Salmon Lake en- j
campment for a four-day hiking j
and camping trip up the'Pilgrim
River, possibly to Pilgrim Springs
and returning via the railroad on
Saturday.
In the party were Taylor Moto,
Ray Arnold, Rod Boucher, Guy
Martin, John Herman, Jack Lew
is, Floyd Tetpon, Roy Carlson,
and Lud Towner.
Leaders accompanying the group
were Todd Purcell, Bill Boucher,
Spencer Strand and Willard
Mecklenburg.
I !
NC COMPANY |
AJmaka'a Plonaar Marthanta
, ' ; ■' ' ■ ■ V • I
/ ',
Free Delivery Out-of-Town Orders |
t
FRESH VEGETABLES AND
!
COMPLETE GROCERIES
I
i
^ !
I
FRESH MEATS AND FISH
■v, i
KITCHENWARE, FURNITURE
AND HARDWARE
‘"V, ■
INFANTS' and CHILDRENS’ WEAR
LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR
MEN’S FURNISHINGS
SHOWING AT THE NOMERAMA
TONIGHT and
■
STERLING GENE PHYLLIS
\ ' , |
_\_
Friday’s Picture -- “DAKOTA LIL”
_._V_
SATURDAY MATINEE DISCONTINUED
UNTIL THE START OF SCHOOL
*
Hunters Attention
PTARMIGAN SEASON
OPENS AUGUST 20
Federal and Territorial Hunting Licenses
— NOW ON SALE —
Itliaca -- Browning -- Winchester
and Remington Shotguns
410 — 20 and 12 Gauges
GUN CASES
SHELL VESTS — CLEANING KITS
HIP BOOTS — HUNTING KNIVES
■ ■ ■ .. ■ - %
WINCHESTER and REMINGTON
SHOTGUN SHELLS — ALL GAUGES
NEW - 6-sliot 2% in. Magnum Shells
DON’T FORGET YOUR
JOHNSON MOTOR
AND REMEMBER—
Care with Fire and Firearms Saves Lives & Game
DUCK INTO THE
HARDWARE
NOME |
YOUR HUNTING HEADQUARTERS j