THE MAGPIES
The fourth grade Brownie troop
had their first meeting Oct. 6,
1954. We decided to call ourselves
the Magpie Troop. Members are:
Edna Amasuk, Vicki Castel,
Pamela Mulvihill, Carol Miller,
Jeanette Amundsen, Margaret
Nagozruk, Margie Olson, Deane
Wilke, Carol Doyle, Carolyn
Hudgins, and Ethel Atluk.
The officers are Carol D., presi
dent; Margie O., secretary; Vicki
C., treasurer; Jeanette A., janitor;
Pamela M., scribe.
We have made a felt needle
book.
—Pamela Mulvihill, Scribe
Ralph Lomen has left to spend
the winter in the States.
Shake the dust
Out of your Broom
And fly to the
POLARIS HALLOWEEN
SHINDIG—OCTOBER 30.
Give the old witch a break
And let her shake
. To Satan's Music
Pioneers Set Date For
Annual Roof Garden
Party Saturday, Dec. 11
At the regular bi-monthly meet
ing of Igloo No. 1, Pioneers of
Alaska, last Wednesday evening,
there were lively discussions on
several subjects, especially that
of this year’s Pioneer Roof Gar
den. Saturday evening, Dec. 11,
is the day set for this great event.
Pioneer Jack Blattler was ap
pointed chairman of the Enter
tainment Committee. From Jack’s
past activities in entertaining
Nomeites, everyone is assured of
much fun and frolic under his
able guidance.
Pioneers Nick Simeon and
Blattler furnished the evening’s
refreshments. One item was “tops”
—that of potato salad. Secret rec
ipe can be obtained from Jack.
Next regular meeting: Nov. 3.
Larry Galvin is back in town
after representing the Northwest
ern Alaska Chamber of Com
merce in hearings of the Civil
Aeroanutics Board in Washing
ton, D.C.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Reginald Okitkon,
Flora Tocktoo.
Discharged: Einar Henry Jr.,
Alfred Hanson, Elizabeth Martin.
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Tickets Now On Sale For
Rotary-Sponsored Concert
To Be Heard Here Nov. 26
Pesters have been put up ad
vertising the Rotary-sponsored
concert to be hold in the School
auditorium at 8 p.m. on Friday,
November 26.
Tickets are on sale by individ
ual membess of Rotary, at the
Nome Drug Store and at the off
ice of Jim von der Heydt. The
admission prices are $2 for adults
and $1.25 for students, which in
cludes high school, grade school,
and children under school age.
The artist is the well-known
Brazilian soprano-guitarist, Olga
Coelho, singing Latin-American
folk songs. She plays her own
accompaniment, and in her reci
tals she precedes each native folk
song with a charming and witty
description in English.
The Rotary Club is very pleased
to bring this fine artist to our
community and hopes that in the
future all of the Alaska Music
Trails concerts can be brought
here.
BASKETBALL TOMORROW!
There will be a pre-season bas
ketball game between the Nome
Merchants and the Army Bruins
Saturday, Oct. 22, 8 p.m., at the
school gym.
Proceeds from the game will
go toward the purchase of uni
forms for the service teams in the
league.
Legal Blanks at The Nome Nugget
WANT ADS
FOUND—Child’s telephone pole
belt (linebelt>. Call at Nugget.
FOUND—Pair glasses, gold frame
call at Nugget, pay for ad.
LOST—Red wallet. Please return
to Nugget. 124p
FOR SALE—Three one-year-old
pups for $15 each. See Ben Iyak
next to last house on Steadman
Avenue.
FOUND—Cigarette lighter. Call
at Nugget.
FOR RENT—House with 2 bed
rooms. Call Main 123.
j SHOWING AT 1
ItheaterI
Adults 85(J Children 401
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FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
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5. A REPUBLIC PICTURE
PLUS SERIAL
"BLACK H AW K "
SUNDAY
Starting 5:15, 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
1 MONDAY — 7:15 & 9:15
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Bryant Brady,
Capt. Oliver Meads, Ken Marqui
sis, Donald Smith, L. R. Dorman,
J. J. Jenkins, Larry Galvin, Rosa
lie, Alan and Bruin August.
To Anchorage: Charles Fager
strom, L. R. Dorman, Marcell
Stern, Muriel Stern.
From Unalakleet: Clara Eakon,
F. T. Unruk, Lt. Ralph Liedhalt.
From McGrath: Edward Thiel,
Omer T. Powell.
WIEN AIRLINES
To Deering: Frank Tiepelman,
Daniel, Lucille and Loraine Kar
mun.
To Fairbanks: Mr. Ballentine.
Fine Job Printing at The Nugget
ROTARY MEETING
Rotarian Walter H. Hodge gave
a very informative talk on the
operation of the Judicial System
in Alaska.
Guests at the luncheon were
Jim William, Juneau; Norvin
Lewis and Ralph Lomen, Nome.
Grant Jackson returned to
Nome yesterday from a business
trip to the States.
ATTENTION
ANYONE interested in helping
with the Pioneer Roof Garden
show—either as performer, musi
cian, designer, costumes, lighting,
recording, etc., contact Jack Blat
tler at the U.S. Merc.
The boat is in—Our shelves are full
- Many new and different items -
Fresh Frozen Something New
APPLE PIES CHEEZ WHIZ
CHERRY PIES RAISIN PIE MIX
PHirKFiv niMNFRS PUTT S DOUGHNUTS
TORKEY DINERS DADS C00KIES
TURKEY DINNERS JAMS, JELLIES
FRUIT SALADGRANDMA S COOKIES
IT’S APPLE CIDER TIME!
ONLY $1.98 PER GALLON
IT’S SMART, IT’S FUN TO SHOP
U. S. MERC .
NOME’S HOME-OWNED STORE
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EXTRA SPECIAL! J
SILVER BLUE FOX — WHITE FOX
THE ORIGINAL STRAIN OF THE MOST POPULAR OF
ALL FOXES—PLATINUM—IS NOW AVAILABLE.
MAKE YOUR SELECTION FROM OVER
300 SKINS OF CHOICE QUALITY.
THEY ARE ALL TANNED. GRADED AND READY TO BE
MADE INTO STOLES. CAPE STOLES, CAPES, ETC.
— PRICES RANGE FROM $25 TO $50 A PELT —
AN OPPORTUNITY YOU WILL NOT HAVE AGAIN
IN A LONG TIME.