Arctic Club Concludes
Successful Season of
Roller Skating Program
The Arctic Club has concluded
another successful summer ses
sion of sponsoring the roller skat
ing program for the youth of the
community.
Members of this organization
have given their time regularly
every Tuesday and Friday eve
nings at the school gymnasium
from 7 until 11 o’clock.
An average of at least a hun
dred children and young people
have taken advantage of the pro
gram each skating night and a
quantity of new skates was pur
chased to accomodate the group.
Younger children up to the age
of 13 were allowed to skate until
9 o’clock, and from then until
11 older children and young
adults took over the floor.
3 SONS OF SEN. IPALOOK
VISIT IN NOME ENROUTE TO
SHELDON JACKSON HIGH
Percy Jr., Thomas and Elmer,
three sons of Senator Percy Ipa
look, visited in Nome yesterday
from their home in Kotzebue
while enroute to Sitka where
they will attend the Sheldon
Jackson High School.
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Robert Oliver Named
Nome Precinct Licenser
For Hunting and Fishing
The Fish and and Wildlife Com
mission has appointed Robert
Oliver, U. S. Commissioner, li
censing officer for the depart
ment in the Cape Nome Precinct.
Oliver states that licenses for
hunting, fishing, trapping, etc.,
are now available at his office in
the Federal Building.
All persons who have made out
applications for licenses may now
call and obtain their licenses,
ho said.
SEN. JONES RETURNS FROM
LEGISATIVE COUNCIL MEET
Charles D. Jones, senator from
the Second Division, returned to
day from a meeting of the Legis
lative Council which will be re
ported in Friday’s paper.
Sen. Jones stated that in re
lation to the Kateel oil locations,
he is calling to the attention of
the Secretary of the Interior the
need for a Land Office at Nome
as these locations are nearer to
Nome than to Fairbanks. He also
prophecied that many more such
locations will be made in the
future.
Inventory Blanks at Nome Nugget
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BACK-TO-SCHOOL NEEDS
SKIRTS:- Pleats, Checks, Tweeds, 7-14
BLOUSES:- T-shirts in plaids, figured,
and plains.
JEANS:- Lined and unlined, Sizes 3 to 14
R DRESSES:- Plaids, plains, figured, 3 to 14
1 SHOES:- Oxfords, brown, 2-toned, 8V2-3
L* j Loafers, 4-9.
c J PANTIES:- Cotton or Rayon.
SWEATERS:- Nylons, assorted colors.
(JEANS:- Brown or blue.
SHIRTS:- Cotton flannel, plaids, figured,
cotton prints, denims.
UNDERWEAR:- T-shirts and briefs,
y / SOX:- Assorted Argyles, stripes.
V FOOTWEAR:- Oxfords, Shoes, Shoepacs.
§ I COATS & PARKAS:- Olive drab, navy,
/ green, red.
GET YOUR SCHOOL SUPPLIES NOW!
OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE
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Veur Friendly Cemmunlty Store
NC COMPANY Sffra
Alnka'i Pioneer Merchant*
Square Knot Sails From Seattle
SEPTEMBER 23rd.
CALLING AT ST. MICHAEL, NOME, AND TELLER
DEADLINE FOR RECEIVING FREIGHT
AT SEATTLE DOCK:
SEPTEMBER 17th.
PLACE YOUR ORDERS EARLY.
PHONE MAIN 68 WALTER W. SIPPRELL, AGENT
WEATHER FORECAST
Forecast Nome: Continued rain
and fog with little change in tem
perature. SSE winds 15-25 mph
with occasional gusts to 30 mph
tonight. Low temperature expect
ed tonight 47, high tomorrow 51.
Rainfall last month was more
than twice normal for August
with a total of 7.78 inches,
which is within .04 inches of the
record rainfall of the past 48
years. That record fall was re
corded in August of 1951, with
7.82 inches.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 o’clock this morning: Precipi
tation .06 in. Highest tempera
ture 51, lowest 45. Maximum
wind 21 mph from the south. Sun
rise at 4:46 a.m., sunset, 7:19 p.m.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Alfred Hanson and
Olanna Washington.
Discharged: Louise Gooch and
infant and Patricia Anderson.
— Pioneers' Attention —
The regular monthly meeting of
Pioneers will be held Wednesday
evening. All members should at
tend as a special entertainment is
being arranged. Members should
be ready to preesnl individual
resolutions for consideration.
Pioneer men and women and
families have been invited to at
tend at the conclusion of the busi
ness meeting at 9:00 o'clock. Dr.
F. Andresen of the University of
Oslo, Norway, will show inter
esting films. Refreshments will be
served. All members are request
ed by President Scott to attend.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Electric sewing ma
chine, $40. Call Nugget.
FOR RENT—Unfurnished 4-room
house, good location near to
school. Call Nugget.
FOR SALE—Model S-76 Hali
crafter radio; coffee table, glass
top; full-size bike balloon tires.
Main 69. 104
FOR SALE—1940 Dodge Coupe.
Good tiros, battery and excel
lent heater. Call Don Perkins,
Black 186. 103p
FOR SALE—Automatic heating
plant complete, including boiler
filled with Preston, Modine,
burner & controls. $300. Phone
Red 181. 103
FOR RENT—Double apartment,
Automatic hot water. Main 123.
WANTED—Sunday cook at MMM
Hospital. tf
| SHOWING AT J{
I THEATER|
Adults 85f Children 4Of
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
Paramount (
Ronald BEAGAN
Rhonda FIMlIi
I TECHNICOLOR \
SATURDAY AFTERNOON 4 p.m.
HORWEGIAN FILMS
By Dr. Endresen
Admission 50f Children 25f
I
Departing Doctor
Gives Nomeites
Ptarmigan Recipe '
Dr. Joseph Fratianni, who has
been stationed at Norrve Field
and who has relieved and assisted
Dr. Fred Langsam at the MMM
Hospital during the past year, is
scheduled to leave very soon for
his home in New York.
Dr. Fratianni has made many
friends during his tour of duty
here.
Several peoploe have asked for
his recipe for ptarmigan which
wo have obtained from him:
Chicken-Ptarmigan a la Fratianni
(Italo-Eskimo style)
1. Kill a couple of birds.
2. After cleaned, sectioned, fry
in garlic cloves and hot olive oil,
sprinkle with salt pepper,_ pap
rika.
3. When browned on both sides,
add cup Moonlight water, onion,
pinch celery salt and can of mush
rooms (remove from can).
4. Cook about an hour. Remove
birds and add 2 tablespoons to
mato- paste, bay leaf, stirring all
together.
5. Put birds back in broth,
spinkle parmesian grated cheese
and let cook one hour more.
6. Eat. Good with boiled rice.
Suggestion—Do not serve blue
berries in any shape or form
with the above dish.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Loius Kdst,
Otis Wilson, Joseph Stolper, Lt.
Col. A. L. Baker, Maj. Cassidy,
Glen Lennert, E. E. Gregory, Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Reeves, Mrs. M.A.
Reeves, Mary Reeves.
To Anchorage: Mr. and Mrs. H.
J. Lawhead, Richard Lawhead.
From Unalakleet: Merlin Oyou
mick, Edward Timkeroo, Harley
Kanyak, Russ Hardy.
To Unalakleet: Alice Moses, Lea ,
Paul, Father N. E. Donauhue.
NOTICE
The undersigned announces the
sale of Glacier Distributors to
Robert and Dorothy Emmons as
of August 31, 1954, and expresses
his appreciation to his customers.
—Don Perkins
Large Turnout
Acclaims Movie by
Norway Professor
Dr. Fritjof Endresen, professor
of the University of Oslo, who is
visiting America on a Fulbright
scholarship, presented three short
colored movies from Norway at
a meeting Monday night at the
Community Methodist Church.
The first movie showed the
scenic beauties of the- country, its
largest cities, Oslo, Bergen and
Trondheim; and with an especial
ly good picture of the large Ni
daros Domechurch, of the latter
city, that is built over the tomb
of St. Olav. Shown also were
new industrial developments con
nected with the Marshall Plan,
the country’s waterfalls, ship
yard, etc.
The second movie presented
Princess Ragnhild’s wedding to a
commoner, with the attendance
of royalty from the Scandinavian
countries and England.
The last film was a ski instruc
tion film, showing champion
jumpers and racers.
The professor explained several
points connected with the movies
in a humorous manner and the
large audience applauded him
several times.
The films will be shown, again
Saturday afternoon at the Thea
ter, courtesy of the management.
Private showings will be made
Wednesday at the Pioneer Igloo
after the Pioneer meeting; and on
Thursday noon at the Rotary
meeting.
A special showing of the films
was made last evening at the
King Island Village.
IN COMMISSIONERS COURT
Commissioner Robert Oliver
has bound Gordon Dimmick Jr.
over to the grand jury on a charge
of larceny.
NOTICE
A meeting of all persons in
terested in the school hot lunch
program has been called for 3
p.m., Thursday, Sept. 2 at fhe
residence of Esther McCoy at the
LWY Community Center.
WHEN IT STOPS RAINING
IT WILL BE TIME TO PUT ON THAT
WARM FUR PARKA
Orders Taken. Now Can Be Given Immediate Attention
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