Two Eighth-Grade Girls
Produce Straight A’s
Alice Arnold and Janet West,
in the Eighth Grade, had straight
A’s the past six-week period. The
following are the students in the
Seventh and Eighth Grades who
made the Honor Roll:
Diana Leight, Linda Lenert,
Richard Young, Lee Herman, of
the Seventh Grade, and the fol
lowing in the Eighth Grade:
Alice Arnold, Fred Chunn,
Mary Dunlap, Judith Saito, Janet
West, Linda White, Joy Wood
cock, Linda Doyle and Marcia
Conklin.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lee Sr.
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Burand at their home Wednesday
for a 50th wedding anniversary
dinner. Many cards, wires and
flowers were received by the
couple, acknowledging this cele
bration of the Nome-married
couple who have been mining in
this area most of their lives.
V.F.W. CHIEFS HERE TO
MEET WITH LOCAL POST
Ted Vanderweyst, Department
Commander of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars, and James Fen
nel, Quartermaster-Adjutant and
Service Officer, arrived today to
meet with V.F.W. Post 9569 of
Nome.
First Local Civil Service
Appointee Begins at W.B.
Johnnie Johnson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Johnson, who has
been employed by the Lomen
Commercial Co. for several seas
ons, will start on his new job
with the U. S. Weather Bureau
next Monday.
Johnnie is the first career con
ditional employe here having
made application and passing
Civil Service here, stated Ash
Craft, of the U. S. Weather
Bureau.
ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL
Thomas Tungwenuk Jr., Ellen
Spear. Discharged — Oscar Lee,
Susan Campbell, Lorena Nassuk,
Aarmont Castell, Helen Dunbar,
Dale Boehler.
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Open House at Seaview
Room Sunday Features
Works of Jeanne Laurence
Jeanne Laurence, honor
ary member of Beta Sigma Phi In
ternational, will be the guest of
the local chapter Sunday after
noon from 2 until 4 o’clock, at an
open house being given at the
Seaview Room for the public.
Members of the committee in
charge stated that it is not a tea,
and men and women of the com
munity are invited to enjoy the
exhibit and talk with this well
known Alaskan artist and to "see
the manuscript for her book, as
well as many of her paintings,
which are available for sale, and
will make wonderful gifts for the
holiday season and birthdays.
The occasion is specially ap
propriate, as Governor Egan has j
proclaimed next week as Amer
ican Art Week in Alaska.
HALLOWE'EN IS SEASON FOR
SPECIAL LOCAL TREATS
The children of Nome are very 1
lucky children, as everybody
turns out to help with treats for
Hallowe’en. S.everal business
houses have announced treats
after school, and a special big
treat is the annual show of fire
works, contributed by Keith
Hedreen, which will start at 6
o’clock on Saturday evening, from
the side of the Federal Building,
if the weather is favorable.
Veterans Organizations
Chiefs Appointed to Head
Veterans Day Program
Governor Egan has appointed i
James Fennel and Joseph M. j
Briones as co-chairman for guid-'
ing the observance of Veterans
Day in the state of Alaska. These
VFW and American Legion offi
cials will work together to help
Alaska’s veterans show a unity \
of action in the observance \ of
this patriotic holiday.
These officials recommended the
displaying of the American flag
on Veterans Day, Wednesday,
November 11th, as a memorial
to the heroic men and women of
our armed forces who gave their!
lives for our country.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bob Spear of
Anchorage are .the parents of a
son born this morning.. The moth
er is the former Ellen Waldheim,
who has been visiting here with
grandmother Christie Waldheim
since the Pioneer Convention.
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Dickey are
the parents of a daughter born on
October 28th. Mr. Dickey is with
the Bureau of Public Roads.
MOTHER'S CLUB
Will meet at 7:30 Monday ven
ing at the LWY Community Cen
ter, with Mina Bachelder and
Carrie Greene in charge of the
program on one-dish meals.
Those attending are asked to
bring recipes if they desire.
School Play Will
Depict Trials of
Organizing Dad
The school play for this year,
entitled “Cheaper by the Dozen,”
promises to be an exciting adven
ture in comedy. It will be pre
sented on November 13.
Dad Gilbreth, a terrific effi
ciency expert, believes that his
home can be run in the same
fashion that a factory is run, and,
as he says, “What works in the
factory will work at home.” While
he labors to obtain better effi
ciency about the house, he forgets
that he has teen-age daughters
who have other things, such as
boys, on their minds.
In one hilarious scene, an indig
nant cheerleader named Joe
Scales, protesting to Dad’s
chaperoning idea, says, “Don’t
you trust yorr own flesh and
blood?” “Of course I trust all my
daughters,” Dad answers. “It’s
cheerleaders I don’t trust.”
Dad has been invited to speak
at Management conferences in
Europe and his plans for getting
the family in smooth-running con
dition before he leaves always
seems to be interrupted by boys,
jazz and sodas at the corner drug
store. Finally Dad and his oldest
daughter Anne come to a com
plete understanding.
While this is one of the most
humorous and delightful plays you
will see in a coons age, it has a
beauty and meaning you will
never forget.
Be sure to see “Cheaper by the
Dozen.”
NEW FIRE TRUCK
ANSWERS FIRST CALL
The big new fire truck of the
Nome Fire Department answered
an alarm on Wednesday, to the
home of Carl Oxerak on Stead
man Avenue. The alarm was
caused by a hot stack, and no
damage resulted.
SNOWBIRD TROOP, Nome Girl
Scouts, consists of 10 girls. These
include Rosemary Kagnuk, Gar
denia Ruiz, Rachel Dexter, Laura
Maakestad, Sharon Doyle, Esther
Analook, Ruth James, Ruth Young'
and Carol Shute.
Mrs. Doyle is the leader. This
month the girls made pot holders,
went on a hike, had a Hallowe’en
Party with paper masks.
The girls have enormous fun,
report Carol Shute and Sharon
Doyle.
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS
There will be an important
meeting at 7:30 p.m. this evening
at the B.O.T. Roadhouse. Depart
ment officers from Juneau will
be present.
NOTICE
Polar Hornets will hold their
first basketball practice from 7
until 9 p.m. Sunday evening.
—Bob Herman, Mgr.
— Pioneers Attention —
MEETING WEDNESDAY
NOVEMBER 4
8 P.M., PIONEER HALL
Full Attendance Requested
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
TONIGHT
CITY HALL. 8:00 P.M.
WANT ADS
FOUND—Pair of black and white
knit nylon mittens. Call Nugget.
PFAFF MACHINES — Rent by
the week, $4; or month, $10.
See Dorothy’s. tf
FRESH dry salmon, 40 cents lb.
plus freight. Write Teller Com
mercial Co.
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— OUTSIDE PRICES— '
Orange Juice 6 Or. 2 for 25c
Champion
Salad Dressing a.. 79c
Van Camp
Tenderoni Quick Cook Macaroni 2 for 25c
Fanning’s
Bread & Better Pickles 3 for $1
Clorox ot- 33c
Pork- By the Yard Lb. 49c
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Extra Lean Ground Beef Lb. 69c
Hallowe’en Treats for the Kiddies
FIRST GRADE THROUGH FOURTH GRADE
(and pre-school children who are accompanied)
The U. S. MERC
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