Pioneer Auxiliary Vote
Thanks to Wiens for
Transportation
Members of Pioneer Auxiliary
No. 1 which met last Friday voted
a special letter of appreciation to
Wien Airlines for its generous
contribution of transportation to
the meeting of the Grand Igloo
the last week in September.
Delicious refrshments were
served by a committee of Pioneers
Edith Arnold and Rose Silver
man.
One of the official delegates,
Louise Walsh, gave a full report
of action taken at the meeting.
Other delegates and members
who attended also told the mem
bers about the trip.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: S. Koyuk, Lorena
Gray, Peter Charles, Nathan Oke
reak, W. Mecklenburg, Ernest
Weyanna, Mary Goedde.
Discharged: Charles Hoss, John
C. Clark, Ken Kotongan.
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Russ Hermanns Return
With Family Addition
Mrs. Russ Hermann, who’ has
been away for several months i
during which time she acquired a
new little son, Jay Winn, re- j
turned Friday with her husband j
and son Mark. District Attorney |
Russ Hermann has been in Bar- •
row on official business. Mrs. j
Hermann has been at her former!
home in Juneau, where she visit-1
ed with her mother-in-law Mil-!
dred Hermann and brother, Bill!
Winn.
Barbara Dimmick Here
For ‘Guide to Alaska"
Barbara Dimmick of Anchorage
spent Saturday in Nome soliciting
advertising for the 1958 edition of
Guide to Alaska, which is pub
lished yearly by Lou Jacobin and
gives all up-to-date information
on how to get to Alaska and what
to do when you ge;t there and
where to stop along the way.
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FALL BUYING
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COME IN AND ASK ABOUT
THE' SAVING
IN BUYING YOUR WINTER GROCERIES
BY THE CASE ! —Free Delivery !
MEAT DEPARTMENT
THE FINEST CUTS OF YOUR FAVORITE MEATS
DISPLAYED IN SUPERMARKET STYLE
Swift’s Lamb
LEG LAMB (whole or half) . 98^ lb.
LOIN LAMB CHOPS . $1.10 lb.
LAMB STEW (breast) . 40^ lb.
Beef Hearts Bar ‘S’ 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
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More Women Needed
To Lead Girl Scouts;
Training Meeting Tuesday
The fourth meeting of the Girl
Scout leaders training course will
be held at the home of Mrs. Carl
Liebig tomorrow at 7:30 p.m.
More leaders are needed for the
intermediate group as there are
many girls who would like to be
part of the group. However, with
out sufficient leaders the pro
gram cannot be extended.
It has been stressed that no ex
perience is needed and the train
ing course under the direction of
Mrs. Liebig will give anyone the
confidence needed to assist in this
worthy project for the youth of
the community.
Anyone interested may call
Mrs. Harwood for further infor
mation during school hours or
attend the meeting tomorrow eve
ning.
Nome Basketball League
i Organized; First Game
|To Be Played November 8
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| Last Thursday evening the local
| basketball league held a meeting
j in Coach Ullrich’s room at the
| Nome High School. The league
I appears to be growing since seven
potential teams made their ap
pearance.
Practice will begin this week
' and the first league game will be
j played Friday evening, Nov. 8.
On Friday, Nov. 1 the High
School team plans to play the
Alumni in their usual annual
contest.
The next league meeting is to
i be held on Thursday evening,
Oct. 24 at Coach Ullrich’s room
I at the school.
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CAP Cadet Take Tests
The CAP -Cadets took their
monthly tests covering one of the
first four books they have been
studying. The tests will be held
over for another week for the
benefit of the members who are
working.
An increase in the membership
has been noted and all of the
members are expected to attend
the next meeting.
—Don Munz
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
TONIGHT
CITY HALL, 8:00 P.M.
Johnnie Sex: You are invited
to hear a recording of a broad
cast from the Russian satellite
at The Music Box.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Reindeer parka, in
good condition. $25. See Otto
Wihl. 22c
FOR SALE—Steam and dry iron,
like new, $10. Call at Nugget.
FOR SALE—Scope-sighted Rem
ington Scoremaster .22 rifle in
good condition, $27.50. Merit
pressure cooker, $6. Otto Wihl,
D St., opp. old brewery.
WILL SELT,—Ford sta. wag., ’51.
Mail or call bid to Rev. Meck
lenburg. Bids close Oct. 30, ’57.
WANTED—Dental assistant, ex
perienced preferred. Call Main
35. 23c
NEW DRY RED SALMON 45<>
per lb. by bundle and 50<J per
lb. straight. R. R. “Bob” Blod
gett, Teller Commercial Co.,
Teller, Alaska. 133
FOR SALE—1957 Willys station
wagon. Driven 2500 miles. Call
Main 193. 22
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