Many Windows Broken
In Nome Field Gym
The gymnasium at Nome Field,
which is the property of the fed
eral government, has had many of
its windows broken recently,
causing local officials to have the
windows boarded over.
LLS. Atty. Russ Hermann warns
intruders that this is an offense
which is punishable. He also states
that it is possible the gymnasium
may become the property of the
city for the use of the young peo
ple, who should see that no fur
ther destruction is done.
WSCS TO MEET MONDAY
There will be a special meet
ing of the Women’s Society for
Christian Service of the Meth
odist Church at 8 o’clock Monday
evening at the home Joan Lam
fcrecht. The meeting is called in
connection with the Week of
Prayer and Self Denial.
I
High School Students
Prepare Comedy For
Presentation in November)
Early pre - school hours for a
group of high school students are
busily spent in play rehearsals
which have been underway for
the past two weeks.
A hilarious comedy is promised
for those who enjoy school pro-1
ductions, with lots of laughs ac-1
cording to those who have been i
listening in.
The play is directed by Mrs.!
Wm. Cameron and is scheduled ,
for early in November.
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MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Sgt. Allen, Maynard j
Lemmon, Stephen Palmquist, J. j
Swedman, Marilyn Owen, Frank 1
Jones Jr., Mary Jane Jefford,
Elsie Stevens, Maxine Friesz.
Discharged: Henry Picknalook,
Marlyn Seetomona, Nathan Ox
ereok, Victor Schultz, Evelyn
Boucher, Theo Oman, James
Locke.
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INTERMEDIATE
GIRL SCOUT PARTY
i For all girls interested in being
Girl Scouts this year
j 7:30 Friday evening, Oct. 25
For girls 5th thru 8th grades
At the Boy Scout Hall
BROWNIE SCOUT PARTY
For all girls interested in being
Brownie Scouts this year,
i Saturday afternoon, 3 o’clock
For girls in 2rd, 3rd & 4th grades.
Boy Scout Hall
N O T I C~E
Sales Tax Reports on retail
sales and services for the quarter
ending Sept. 30, 1957, must be in
the City Clerk's Office by Wed
nesday, OcL 30. 1957. A 25 per
I cent penalty will be imposed on
i all delinquent returns.
Robert F. Scott,
City Clerk
Publish Oct. 23, 25, 28, 1957
SPECIAL SERVICES
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
OCTOBER 23
through
NOVEMBER 3
7:30 p.m. Each Evening
REV. CHAS. C. POWERS
of Fairbanks will be speaker.
Johnnie Sez: Now YOUR
tape recorder can be converted
for stereophonic sound. Inquire
at the Music Box.
7 Teams Turn Out
For Hoop League
Last night members of the
Nome Basketball League met and
arranged a schedule of games to
be played during the season.
The following teams make up
the league: Merchants, North
Star-National Guard, ACS, West
ern Electric, Bering Sea Club,
Polar Hornets, and Nome High
School.
Twenty-two games have been
scheduled, most of them on Fri
day nights. Admission will be 75
cents for adults and 25 cents for
school children.
The first league games will be
played Friday, Nov. 8.
A pre-league night of play was
set for Friday, Nov. 1. The first
game at 7:30 will see the new
Western Electric team playing the
ACS team. The second game at
8:45 will be between the Nome
High School varsity and the Nome
High Alumni. At this game the
fans will get a look at the High
School varsity prospects decked j
out in their classy new suits.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Horton
tLorene Larson) of CAA, have j
been transferred to Anchorage.
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Brisket Plates .46 lb. Fresh Frozen
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Latest creation, brand new,
new worn. Too small for per
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FOR SALE—Two-room furnished
cabin. See Rose Silverman. 26c
FOR SALE — Winchester 30-06
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SHOWING AT NOMERAMA FRIDAY & SATURDAY
This Is The Picture Where MA and PA KETTLE Got Their Start
Plus Third Chapter of Serial "KING OF THE CONGO"
M & M MATINEE SATURDAY
1:30 p.m.—Admission by Bank Savings Ticket Only
Sunday
and
Monday
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and
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