6THE NOME NUGGETMonday, March 7, 195S
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LENTEN
SPECIALS
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QUICK FROZEN
Fillet Cod Local White Fish
Fillet Sole Lutefisk
Halibut Oysters
Alaska King Salmon Finnan Haddie
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% Kotzebue Shea Fish King Crab Legs
All varieties of canned Sea Food
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JUST RECEIVED
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•The largest shipment and greatest variety
of fresh fruits and vegetables received this
season—From Florida, Texas, California and
Washington—FOR YOUR TABLE.
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FRESH EGGS EVERY WEEK
NEW SUPPLY OF POULTRY
( Ours is frozen, I’m glad to say! )
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A Large Assortment of
' DOMESTIC and IMPORTED CHEESES
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FRESH MILK and COTTAGE CHEESE
Your Friendly Community Store
NC SUPERMARKET
Department of Northern Commercial Company
Phone MAin 133 FREE DELIVERY
Ladies of St. Joseph's
Church Sponsor St.
Patrick s Day Celebration
The 17th of March is rapidly
approaching and again this year,
as in the past, the Ladies of St.
Joseph’s Church will hold their
annual celebration.
A full evening of entertainment
has been planned. There will be
twelve hands of whist, refresh
ment'and music and dancing.
The committee in charge states
they have chosen a fine radio
for a door prize and it is now on
display at the Nome Hardware
Store.
Admission will be $1.25 per
person and the time 8 p.m., on
Thursday, Mar. 17, at the Pioneer
Hall.
Trading Post Moves
To New Location
The Trading Post has moved
i and is now located in the build
ing formerly known as Reed’s
Dress Shop and locted across the
street from the Nome Nugget.
Rose Silverman, owney, opened
for business in the new location
this morning.
LANGSAM RETURNS FROM
JUNEAU MEDICAL MEET
Dr. Fred Langsam returned
from Juneau Saturday, having
attended the 10th annual meet
ing of the Alaska Medical Assn.,
at which 46 Alaskan doctors were
in attendance.
Dr. Milo Fritz of Anchorage
was elected president of the for
ganization and Dr. W. Blanton of
Juneau, vice president.
One of the highlights of the
meeting was a discussion on the
use of the Salk polio vaccine.
Hunters From Portland Bag
Three Bears At Point Hope
Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Buckner of
Portland, Ore., passed through
Nome, thrilled with their adven
ture in polar bear hunting at
Point Hope where they bagged
four bear in three days. Tommy
Richards was their pilot.
GEN. J. H. ATKINSON
VISITED NOME TODAY
Lt. Gen. J. T. Atkinson, com
mander in chief of armed forces
in Alaska visited Nome today.
He was accompanied by Brig.
Gen. George Bush, Maj. Gen.
Carter and other staff officers.
Gen. Atkinson recently return
ed from a visit to military in
stallations in Okinawa, Korea,
Nagaya and other Far East in
stallations.
WANT ADS
$100 REWARD for information
leading to apprehension of per
son or persons responsible for
damage to red Chevrolet. Call
, Main 172.
FOR RENT—Furnished 3-room
house w/shower. Call Main 123.
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FOR SALE—Ray hot water heat
er. 45 gals, capacity complete
with Modines and spare parts.
Call Main 24. 27
FOUND—Pearl earring. Call at
Nugget.
FOUND—Woman’s glasses with
dark plastic rims. Call at the
Nugget.
SHOWING AT
((theater
MONDAY — 7:15 & 9:15
I TOUGHEST MAN
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A KEPUBIIC PRODUCTION
WIEN AIRLINES
From Fairbanks: Jenny and
Loretta Anakak, Lt. E. Laymen,
; Wm. Worthington, Robt. Arwine,
Dr. F. Langsam, Edith Brown,
Jack Brown, Sister Jacqueline,
Countess De Catille.
From Galena: Jack Wichels, A.
Yesenski.
To Galena: Lloyd Watkins.
To Kotzebue: Isabelle Miller.
To Fairbanks: Mr. and Mrs. O.
Buckner, Sgt. Ed Purkett, Sgt.
Gammon, P. Johnson, Sgt. Hugh
Wilkerson, Mrs. Hugo Eckhart,
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Enix and family,
and Lola Ost.
From Kotzebue: May Hakkala, j
Donald Klien, Mabel Brown, Jim |
Dexter. I
To Kotzebue: George Palmer,'
Joe Dusek, Tom Mott, Carrie Me- j
Clennan, Sally Gallahorn, Jimmy
Snell, Hazel Snyder, Homer Lar
kin, Ralph Romath, Virgil Clark,
Eli Knox, Wesley Wood, Charley
Lee, Woody Spagnola.
Sister Jacqueline Back
After Year's Absence
The Little Sisters of Jesus wel
comed back Sister Jacqueline
Saturday after an absence of a
year, during which time she has
visited all over the/ world where
ever the order has a station.
Sister Jacqueline is in charge of
the work of the order in the
western hemisphere.
She was accompanied by the
Countess De Catille of Paris,
France, who is visiting with them
here.
Just Received: finest Chicken
Fryers, 95< pound; Roasters 85c j
pound at NOME MARKET.
New Nome Cookbook
Being Sponsored by
Methodist Women's Group
The Women’s Society of the
Methodist Church, which is spon
soring a second edition of the
Nome Cook Book, has announced
that all women (and men) are in
vited to submit recipes for the
book, but they must be in by the
12th of March.
Recipes may be given to Mrs.
W. McCarthy, Nancy Lean, 6r
left at the Nugget office.
It was announced that the an
nual Easter Food Sale will be
held the day before Easter at the
N.C. Store, April 9. This is a
traditional event which the
Women’s Society has sponsored
for over 30 years.
MMM HOSPITAL
Discharged: Linda Cabinboy,
Cordelia Sterling, Johanna Koko
luk.
Beta Sigs Planning
Annual Rummage Sale
The Beta Sigma Phi met at
the home of Mrs. Dewey Good
rich last Thursday evening and
made plans for their annual rum
mage sale, scheduled to be held
on April 3rd.
Each of the girls came pre
pared to recite a few lines of
poetry which was recorded and
played back to the group.
Special guest of the evening
was Adelle Volmers of Teller,
who has been here for the past
two weeks on Grand Jury duty.
St. Patrick’s Day Celebration
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^ DANCING — DOOR PRIZE
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9% D1 OC UNDER AUSPICES LADIES £1
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BASKETS
Big Baskets — Little Baskets
WITH COVERS AND OPEN
From All Parts of the Territory
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... In a Variety of Shapes
Special This Week Vs Off
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