Thanksgiving Dinner
White House Style
Thanksgiving dinner circa 1907
-was served at the home of State
Trooper Joe Rychetnik yesterday.
Mrs. David Money provided a
cookbook that was used in the
White House during the adminis
tration of President Theodore
Roosevelt.
•From the White House recipes
a Presidential Thanksgiving din
ner was cooked. In addition to the
traditional turkey and trimmings,
venison pastry, parsnips fritters,
fried smelt, baked squash and
chicken salad made up the main
course.
Dessert course featured both
pumpkin and mince pie, Charlot
te Russe, black walnut cake, al
mond ice cream and brandy.
The original recipes were fol
lowed faithfully and it was dis
covered that only one of the items,
•t recipe for lemon jelly which re- j
quired the cooking of four calfs
feet to make the gelatine, could
no* be made for lack of a calf.
Attending this “state" dinner
were Major and Mrs. Money, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Workman and
Mr. Gene Farland.
METHODIST WOMEN
PLAN * BAZAAR DECEMBER 2
Methodist women from all the
circles of the church are busy
preparing for the first big Christ
mas Bazaar to be held in many
years.
Clever and interesting items
are in the making for Christmas
gift selection at very reasonable I
prices and a chili supper is being
served so that the shoppers can
make their selections in a leisure
ly manner throughout the eve
ning, of Dec. 2.
Trees Muk Airfields
Wien Airlines has started out
lining *he landing fields at sev
eral northern towns and villages
with spruce trees. The trees are
flown by them from Fairbanks
and are used to mark the land
ing fields at Solomon, Golovin,
Teller, Wales, Shishmaref and
Gambell.
New Patrolmen
Anthony Martin has been hired
permanently as a patrolman by
notice
Real and Personal Property
Taxes will become delinquent if
not paid by Nov. 30. 1361.
Robert F. Scott.
City Clerk
$42 Excursion Fare To
Fairbanks Tomorrow
Anybody for Fairbanks tomor
row?
The Nome Lions Club says for
$42 you can take the Wien F27
to the interior city leaving here
at noon tomorrow and returning
Sunday afternoon.
If anyone is interested — just
dial 2429 to make reservations.
Lion president Don Perkins said I
that if 20 persons make the trip
the charter cost will be $42 each.
If fewer than 20 go, the cost will
he slightly more.
Coming to Nome on the char
ter flight are a group of visiting
Fairbanks Rotarians and the
Sportland Bees basketball team,
who will play a two game series
here with the Nome All-Stars.
Cub Scout Pack 66
To Meet Saturday
Cub Scout Pack 66 will hold
their November meeting at 7:00
p.m. in the Methodist Church
recreation room. All Cubs and
their parents are urged to attend.
Den 2 will provide a program
of skits and Den 4 will offer a
variety of light refreshments. Al
so on the program will be a
series of short old time comedy
movies to be shown by Arthur
Nagozruk Jr.
Den 4 announces their den
meeting time will be changed
from 10 a.m. Saturday to 1 p.m.
Saturday to allow Cubs to parti
cipate in the Little League basket
ball games.
Wien F27 Sets Record
Wien station manager Pearse
Walsh reported today that the
Wien F27 set a new Nome to
Fairbanks record yesterday of 1
hour and 30 minutes. Tommy
Richairds 'was the captain on the1
flight which was pushed along
by good tall winds at 20,000 feet
altitude.
KOTZEBUE HOSPITAL
TO BE DEDICATED NOV. 30
The Division of Indian Health,
U.S. Public Health Service and
the Department of Health, Educa
tion and Welfare are sponsoring
a dedication ceremony at the PH5
Alaska Native Hospital at Kot
zebue on Thursday, the 30th of
November to which -Alaskans in
many parts of the state have been
invited to attend.
NOTICE
WORKSHOP TONIGHT
AT LWY COMMUNTY CENTER
Tor WSCS Bazaar at 7:00 p.m.
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Lineup of Sportland
Bees Ho^ Stiuad
Following are the players of
the Fairbanks Sportland Bees
basketball team, playing a two
game series here Saturday and
Sunday with the Nome All-Stars:
Joe Tremarello, currently Fair
banks High School coach, forme*
Fairbanks High and University of
Alaska star.
Bill Aekiss, former military
player and U of A star. Said to
be one of the best guards in the
state.
Hez Ray, former U of A play
er, now physical ed. instructor at
Fairbanks' Lathrop High School.
Van Willinga, 6 feet, 8 inches
tall, former U of A player, now
playing forward. Import from the
“lower 48.”
C. Farley, playing center, un
known to fans in this area.
Dick Strait, coach and player
for the Bees, recreation director
for City of Fairbanks, and for
mer Mt. Edgecumbe and U of A
coach.
The Nome team will be com
posed of: Gordon Brown, George
Kost, Dick McCormick, Tony
Willoya, Arnie Castel, Bob Har
wood, Bill Caldwell, Steve Wil
son, Pete Hahn, and George Bell.
USO SHOW TONIGHT
Remember the USO show to
night at the school starting at
8:30. Ibis USO unit is headed by
Jack LeMaire who played here
last December with the Gil Lamb
Revue. Title of this show is
“Laugh With the Giris” and is
free, open to the public, but
children under 12 will not be ad
mitted.
MRS. BRONSON RETURNS
Mrs. Lester Bronson returned
to Nome this week from Pueblo,
Colo., where 9he has been fra
the past six weeks, attending her
daughter, (Mrs. Tess Sparks, who
gave birth to her second set of
twins about a month ago. En-1
**>»♦?. back here (Mrs. Bronson
visited? fin Seattle and Fairbanks.
04her Nomeltes living in
Pueblo are Mr. and Mrs. Gus
Bjorns tad and their daughter,
1 Kitty and her husband Scotty and
their child.
Thanksgiving Baskets
Beta Sigma Phi members pre
pared several Thanksgiving bas
kets for needy families and de
livered them on Wednesday in
time for the holiday festivities.
This is an annual civic service of
this well known women's organi
zation.
Initiatory Degrees conferred
Initiatory degrees were con
ferred on four new members last
Monday at Alaska Chapter No. 1,
Order of Eastern Star. New mem
bers arc Mr. and Mrs. Jaimes
Hart and Mr. and Mrs. Sterling
Croell.
PLAN VISITATION PERIOD
Hie “Every Member Canvas”
of the Community Methodist
FOUND: Billlkin bracelet, identify
and pay for ad at Nugget.
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