IProgram Friday
ewm^S&TS *r«ne School
muditeriuno an Friday evening.
A beauUKil tree is-heing -decor
ated by 0|af Halverson and his
screw of frig* school students.
A play is being-, rehearsed by a
1 group of children under the direc
tion of Mr. Draper and is called
s “Christmas Tree Town.”
Speeial nude under -the direc
tion of Francis Gorman will in
< elude selections by the Nomje
i School Band, the Senior Choir
~and ttieJujaior Choir.
Cha*LieXU*rkHere
From Deering With
1,500 Pounds of Deer
Charlie Clark arrived from
JDeering with 1,500: pounds of deer
<<from the'Deering herd which he
'•owns.
Clark is an experienced herder,
tbaving been trained by the Lo
'men Corp. many years ago. About
seven .years ago he got his start
•with a herd-of his own and is well
•satisfied with the results.
Pioneer Home Residents
Remembered in Home
Sourdoughs who made .their
homes in Nome for many yeans
«nd now enjoy the Pioneer jHbinje
at Sitka will he remember^ by
their friends-here this Christmas.
They include:
Peter Kaes, Richard McLain,
Hans Pederson, Peter X. Peter
son, Axel Warner, Andy Ander
son, Bill Sehroeder, Jules Gun
derson, and -Half Walters.
Mrs. Effie Baldwin has the dis
tinction of toeing the first Pioneer
woman of Nome to enter the
home.
WEATHER .FORECAST
Continued fair -and quite cold.
Expected low temperature tomor
row <15 to 25 degrees below aero.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: highest temperature
0, lowest -20. Max. wind 7 mph
from the N.W., Sunrise at 10:01
a.m., sunset at 1:56 pan.
A year ago today: highest tem
perature 1, lowest -18. Extremes
on this date since 1907: highest
36 in 1932, lowest -36 in .1946.
MMM HOSPITAL
Discharged: Darrell Killarzoak,
Bertha Coons, Pearl Boyer, EHis
E. Ford.
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Pet Reiadeer ,
Leaves Nome for
Zoo in Seattle j
Barbie, Noma’s pet reindeer,
being one of Santa’s own, is going
•to .fly away shortly after Christ
mas.
It is planend for her to go tq
Woodland Park, Seattle, where
many children go the year round
.to see animals from all over the
world.
Barbie is growing up and get
ting horns now and needs a big
ger play-pen and some compan
ions. Golovin was her original
home and Seattle will be her next
stop.
'Tommy Martin states that if the
children are interested in having
another fawn to watch as it is
growing up, they should tell him
and maybe he will be able to
start raising another one in Bar
bie’s pen.
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Santa to be At
School 1:30 p.m.
On Saturday
Santa has anounced that he will
be at the .school with stockings for
all children who want to see him,
up to and including the fourth
grade.
He expects to arrive at school at
1:30 on Saturday afternoon and
would appreciate parents accom
panying the pre-school children.
Children older than the fourth
grade level are requested not to
come.
On Sunday, Good Cheer Baskets
will be distributed to families in
the community. More names are
needed to complete the list and
| should be turned in to Mary An
| dersen at the N.C. Machinery De
partment or the Fire Station not
later than Thursday.
Snowflake Girl Scouts To Hold
Their Christmas Party Tonight
The Snowflake Girl Scout
Troop is holding its Christmas
party tonight and all members
are reminded to bring their sup
plies for decoration of Christ
mas candles.
HELP NEEDED
Volunteer helpers, teen - age
girls, and women are needed to
prepare Christmas packages for
needy families. The work will be
done at the LWY Community
Center at 2 o’clock in the after
noon or at 7 in the evening.
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. 19
7:30 P.M.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
Everyone cordially invited.
ATTENTION MASONS
Regular stated communication
Thursday evening, Dec. 19, at 9
o'clock. Installation of officers.
Refreshments.
—Robert Lewis, WM.
Pioneers’ Attention —
MEETING TONIGHT
8 pja. Pioneer hall
Refreshments
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Sew. mach., barely
used, $155. Fur coat $10. Wh. 131.
FOR RENT—Two-bedroom house.
Call Nugget. 50c
FURNISHED HOUSE For Rent.
Call White 131. 50c
LOST—Gold dust locket. Reward.
Call Black 140. 50p
LOST—Small boy’s brown left
overshoe, size 7. Leave at Nug
get. 50
GODOSHIAN rolls the Breakers
at 9. Come one come all.
E B is welding you. 54 p
O YOuT
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SHOWING AT THE
TONIGHT and THURSDAY
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HUTH DOMERSUE - RICHARD
KATHLEEN HWHES-mum
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY
TOWN WITH A CHIP ON ITS SHOULDER...
ind introducing ED KEMMER
Stay aid Scree* Play by RICHARD JL DORSO • Produced by NORMAN t. HERMAN • Directed by LEE SHOLEM
PLUS CHAPTER OF SERIAL "KING OF THE CONGO"
MERC MEAT is the PLACE to
BUY and SAVE
HOLIDAY POULTRY AIRBORNE TURKEYS
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
SWIFT BUTTERRALLS 69® u>
PREMIUM TOM TURKEYS
Or Washington Co-Op Broadbreast
OREGON GEESE *>,j 89® ^ <
Grain Fed
Long Island DUCKLINGS 89c lb.
Genuine Roasting Chickens 89c lb.
Frying Chicken 85c lb.
Cornish Game Hens 1.60 ea.
FOR ROASTING OR BROILING
Cornish Game Fryers 85c lb.
Stewing Chickens 59c lb.
CHICKEN PARTS 1-lb. Pks. 1.49 lb.
LEGS. BREASTS. THIGHS
CHICKEN GIZZARDS for frying 79c lb.
CHICKEN WINGS 79c lb.
We also have a nice selection of
DOMESTIC and IMPORTED CHEESES
for your holiday table 5
Such as Imported Gjetosi • New York Sharp • Roquefort
Wisconsin Longhorn Cheddar • Swiss • Baby Gouda
Prorolone • Bre-Denser • Mozzarella (for Hn Mol
Also Carlson's Imported Swedish Anchovies • Clam Noiilor
Pickled Herring • Spiced Prawns • Smoked Boning
and Smoked Salmon Strips fNn the Yukon.
Better come in and check your numbers—
We're giving away TURKEYS right and left!!