WEATHER FORECAST
Mostly cloudy with occasional
rain and drizzle tonight and
Thursday with chance of a little
afternoon sun. Lowest tempera
ture expected tonight 30-35, the
high tomorrow 40.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 am. today: highest temperature
40, lowest 33. Max. wind 12 mph
from the south. Sunrise at 7:18
am., sunset at 4:13 pm.
Extremes this date since 1907:
highest 46 in 1926, lowest 2 in
1947.
CARD OF APPRECIATION
We wish to express our ap
preciation to the many friends in
Nome and Anchorage who were
so thoughtful and kind during
our recent bereavement.
—The Muller Family
NOTE OF THANKS
We wish to thank anyone we
have not contacted personally for
their consideration in our behalf
during the search for our plane
last weekend. —Father Nevue
Basketball Plans
Get Under Way
There will be a meeting of the
managers, coaches and referees of
fhe Nome Basketball League to
morrow, Thursday, at 8 p.m. at
the Nome High School.
Final plans for the winter sea
son’s basketball play will be made.
Teams have been organized and
are practicing in the school gym.
Enthusiasm is at a high level and
from all indications very good
competition will provide enter
tainment for avid basketball fans.
NOTICE
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, Oct. 30, 1957. A 25 per
cent penalty will be imposed on
all delinquent returns.
Robert F. Scott,
City Clerk
Publish Oct. 23, 25, 28, 1957
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ARE YOU ON A DIET?
SEE OUR SPECIAL DIET DISPLAY
Canned Fruits Desserts
Apricots Chocolate Pudding
Eigs Butterscotch ”
Pineapple Vanilla
Fruit for Salad V 3111 13
Peaches ’ Cherry Geletin
Pears Raspberry ”
‘‘rlu;es Strawberry”
Applesauce
Lemon
Canned Limc
Vegetables ’ Orange
Asparagus Chocolate Topping
Syrup
Carrots ,
Com Tuna F,sh
Green Beans Peanut Butter
Peas Chef’s Dressing
Tomatoes Cheese
OH BOY !—Eat and Grow Thin—Be Healthy
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IT WILL TAKE SOME OF THE CHILL OUT OF
YOUR BONES JUST TO LOOK AT OUR
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I Local PTA Group
i Meets with Mrs. Horning
Mrs. John Horning, president of
j the Alaska Congress of Parents
! and Teachers, who met with
! members of the Nome PTA last
evening, states she found the
local group very cooperative and
interested in furthering the activ
ities of the organization.
Mrs. Homing, who was accom
! panied by Mrs. Ellen Bieler, na
| tional field consultant, were hon
j ored at a no-host dinner which
i was followed by a * workshop in
j the multipurpose room of the
; school last evening. A good turn
out of members took advantgate of
the opportunity offered and were
in attendance.
The regular meeting of the or
ganization is scheduled for next
Tuesday evening, Oct. 29.
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Funeral Service Held
For John Muller
At Lutheran Church
John Muller, whose remains
were brought from Anchorage for
burial here, was laid to rest from
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Monday afternoon.
Rev. Thomas Knudson eulo
gized the deceased who for five
years had patiently hoped for re
covery while hospitalized away
from his family and compared
him to the Johns of the Scriptures.
Special music throughout the
service was played on the organ
by Alex Mclnnes.
Pall bearers were Albert Miller,
Sam ,Ailak, Robert Okpealuk
Ernest Blatchford, Sam Kakik and
Walter Atuk.
| Assisting in the service were
| Sam Ailak, interpreter, and Bessie
j Moses.
Friends of Emily Morgan, for
mer superintendent of the MMM
Hospital here, will regret to learn
that she has suffered a hip injury
and is hospitalized in Topeka,
i Kansas, at the Winter’s Hospital.
Wien Airlines
From Fairbanks: May Bale,
Chas. Powers, James West, Fred
Pankratz, Mary Escholt, and Jack
Adams.
To Fairbanks: Earl Cole, E. L.
Loomis, Fred Gamer, T. P. Ivan
way, Lynn E. Ricks, H. W. Ho
than, Vernon Sladke.
To Kotzebue: Marvin Thomas, |
Herbert Hadley, Gideon Barr,
Russ Hermann, Joe Kroninger,
Eunice Logan.
From Kotzebue. Joe Kronin
ger, Russ Hermann. Levi Coffin,
To Deering: L. Iyatunguk.
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.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Two-room furnished
cabin. See Rose Silverman. 26c
FOR SALE — Winchester 30-06
$50, 8 mm. Mauser $50, Win
chester model 94, 30 WCF $55,
combination 30-30 and 12 ga.
$25. Ma. 136 before 5 p.m. ..27c
! NEW DRY RED SALMON 45?
per lb. by bundle and 50tf per
lb. straight. R. R. “Bob” Blod
gett, Teller Commercial Co.,
Teller, Alaska. 133
SHOWING AT THE NOMERAMA
TONIGHT and THURSDAY
Two Shows Nightly. Starting at 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
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ANNA MAGNANI—The Academy Award Winner For 1956
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MERC MEAT
the Place ..Buy
HEADQUARTERS
FOR HINDQUARTERS
Reindeer Hindquarters 59c lb.
U.S. CHOICE
Steer Hindquarter of Beef 69c lb.
Grain-Fed—Cut Up Free
U.S. CHOICE
Veal Hindquarters 69c lb.
Cut Up Free
U.S. CHOICE f
Bar-S SPRING LAMB 69c lb. ;
Cut Up Free—about 45 lb. each
, We ALWAYS Have
FRESH FROZEN TROUT 49c rlb.
at Merc Meat
We ALWAYS Have
FROZEN SALMON . $1.50 each
at Merc Meat
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