Girl Scout Leaders
Still Needed; Another
Meeting This Friday
Another Girl Scout leaders’
meeting is scheduled for Friday
evening at the home of Mrs. Carl
Leibig. Although this is the fourth
meeting in the series anyone in
terested in participating is urged
to come.
Two new leaders answered the
call for help at the last meeting
and were more than welcomed,
stated a spokesman for the group.
So many girls have signed up
Cor scouting this year that addi
tional helpers would be appreci
ated at this time.
SEAMAN ON TONSINA
SUFFERS BROKEN ANKLE
James Walters, seaman on the
SS Tonsina, suffered a fractured
a fractured ankle gnd has been
hospitalized. He will be flown to
the States.
TROUT—U.S. MERC—49? lb.
Ernest Nylin and Alma
Sagoonick Are Married
Ernest Nylin, who is employed!
by the N.C. Co. Store, and Alma j
Sagoonick, were married Sunday
evening at the Covenant Church
with Rev. Roald Amundsen per
forming the ceremony.
They were attended by Alvin
Takak and Mrs. Otton. Mrs. Earl
Towner played appropriate music
for the occasion.
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Dorothy Warren has arrived J
from Fairbanks to head the dry
goods department of the N. C.
Store. Mrs. Warren has been with
the N. C. Co. in its stores in Bethel
and Fairbanks before coming to
Nome.
Last year at this time, she
states, she was in Ravenna, Italy,
where she could look across the
Adriatic Sea at Communist* Jugo
slavia and now she is again just
as close to the iron curtain on the
other side of the world.
FALL BUYING
COME IN AND ASK ABOUT THE SAVING
IN BUYING YOUR WINTER GROCERIES '
BY THE CASE ! —Free Delivery !
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MEAT DEPARTMENT
THE FINEST CUTS OF YOUR FAVORITE MEATS
DISPLAYED IN SUPERMARKET STYLE
I
Swift’s Lamb
LEG LAMB (whole or half) . 98^ lb.
LOIN LAMB CHOPS . $1.10 lb.
LAMB STEW (breast) . 40^ lb.
Beef Hearts Bar 4S’ 45c lb..
BONELESS
Pork Shoulders 1.05 lb.
Ocoma Fryers 89c lb.
KIPPERED SALMON . $1.20 lb.
BARBECUED SABLEFISH . $1.15 lb.
BREADED SCALLOPS . 95<* pkg.
DRYGOODS
IT WILL TAKE SOME OF THE
CHILL OUT OF YOUR BONES JUST TO LOOK
AT OUR WARM WINTER-WEAR CLOTHING
HALLOWEEN ! ! ! Masks . . . Hats ...
Party Decorations - Noisemakers - Special Candy
NC COMPANY
AJoika'i Pioneer Merchant•
TWICE WEEKLY
FREIGHTER SAILINGS
FROM SEATTLE
Wednesday & Friday, calling
Seward. Friday ship calls
Valdes after Seward.
SS TONSINA READY
FOR SOUTHBOUND TRIP
The last boat of the season, the
SS Tonsina, is scheduled to leave
today. It will stop at Cold Bay on
its southbound trip, according to
Alaska Steamship Co. agent Walt
Sipprell.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Isabelle Kiyutelluk,
Doris Beistle, .Mary Walsh, Lenah
Peterson, James Walters, Sarah
Smith.
Discharged: Harry Garfield and
Peter Charles.
Alaska Airlines
From Anchorage: Jack Achilles,
Greggory Thomas, John Bumm
gamer, Pere Mosbrucker, Herb
Loving,. Don Adams, Vern Mc
Cain, W. J. O’Hara, Howard Hill
man, H. F. ]\£oore, C. F. Martin,
J. F. Kurzzo, Joseph Donahak,
James Harper, Hugh Kelso, C.
Ozenna, Douglas Colyer.
To Anchorage: Betty Gustafson,
Wm. Brookins, I. Margraf, Carl
Westfall, M. Kowalski, Eunice
Berglund, Marilyn Seetamona,
Joe Dixon, Charles Meuli,George
i Winn, Mrs. E. Andersen, Frank
Seely, C. F. Baird, Cecil Silver,
Elsie Harris, A. Snow, Ray Luke,
Robert Powell, Robert Jelinek,
L. R. Thordarson, A. B. Beck,
Bernard Florcke, Don May, Hilda
James.
From Unalakleet: Sig Krog
stad, Chaplain J. P. Mooney.
To Unalakleet: Father Nevue,
Jack Bullock, Jimmy Dexter.
From McGrath: Father McIn
tyre. To McGrath: E. G. Murdock,
Mrs. Mildred Murdock, and Sig
Krogstad.
Wien Airlines
From Fairbanks: Dorothy Nich
olson, Charles Goshom.
From Kotzebue: E. G. Alex
ander, Albert I. Mueller, Frank
j Cowden, John Swedman, Ed Barr,
Dan M. Burlson.
To Fairbanks: Cub Bair, Art
Tandoo, Wm. R. Setunsky, M. F.
Wilson, Bob Cotelos, Archie Lar
son, Dave Bennett, Allen Delay,
Robert Sibold, Peter Gardner,
John Clark, Fred Wagner, Eric
Conrad, Wm. Kirwan, Ted Nich
erson.
To Kotzebue: Mildred Murphy,
Frank Cowden, John Swedman,
Elijah and Doris Attungana, Wm.
King, Chuck Kendall, W. Frasier.
RUMMAGE SALE
LWY Community Center
TUESDAY. OCT. 22
10 a.m. to 1 pun.
ATTENTION MASONS
Regular stated communication
of Anvil Lodge Thursday. Oct. 17.
1957, at 8 p.m.
Your attendance requested.
Norvin W. Lewis, Secretary
PIONEERS ATTENTION
The- first regular meeting of
Igloo No. 1 will be held Wednes
day, October 18. at 8:00 p.m. A
full attendance is desired. Re
freshments.
Charles D. Jones Frank Morris
Secretary President
Johnnie Sez: You are invited
to hear a recording of a broad
cast from the Russian satellite
at The Music Box.
WANT APS
WANTED—Dental assistant, ex
perienced preferred. Call Main
35. 23c
NEW DRY RED SALMON 45<*
per lb. by bundle and 50tf per
■lb. straight. R.R. ‘^Bob” Blod
gett, Teller Commercial Co.,
Teller, Alaska. 133
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SHOWING AT THE NOMERAMA
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TONIGHT and THURSDAY
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MERC MEAT
“ Place Buy
Chicken ★ Chicken ★ Chicken
Lynden Broadbreast
CUT7UP FRYERS (fresh stock) gCjc lb.
Lynden, Cut-Up
STEWING CHICKEN (fresh stock) jQc lb. f
Cut-Up
CORNISH GAME FRYERS lb.
★ U.S. Choice Bar-S Lamb ★
LOIN CHOPS $1 lb.
Skinned, Fat Removed
CHOICE LAMB BREAST OCc lb.
For Stewing
LEG of SPRING LAMB $1 1|j lb.
Bar-S Choice 5-lb. average
PORK SHOULDER ROAST OCc lb.
Small Blade WJ
FRESH CORNED BEEF 1 1A lb.
Bar-S Choice, Boneless Brisket *
SMOKED HERRING 7fk lb.
Imported From Scotland *
REINDEER HINDQUARTER CJQc lb.
BEEF POT ROAST rQc lb.
U.S. Commercial Grade ^
Get Quality and Quantity
At Merc Meat