Halloween Activities
Committee To Meet
Again Tuesday Night
The coordinating committee of
the community Halloween activ
ities meets again tomorrow night
to make further plans for the
occasion.
Chief Webb, who is directing
the effort, states that they ,are
not opposed to trick-or-treating,
but hope to offer many things
which will be inducements for
fun of other kinds.
According to present plans the
festivities will be headed by a
parade with prizes given for the
best costumes. There will be a
further announcement on this
later. Also parties for different
age levels will be held at several
places during the evening with
games and prizes planned.
More local people are needed,
however to round out the commit
tees and volunteers will be wel
comed.
If your house has a fireplace,
do you make sure a screen covers
the front whenever a fire is going?
RUMMAGE SALE
THURSDAY, OCTOBER G
10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
• LWY Community Center •
Unfinished Lobby Used j
For Waiting, Smoking
And Club Room Entrance
The management of The Thea
ter reports that the new lobby is
not yet . completed but is being
used as a waiting room for theater
patrons. A smoking room has been
provided in the theater lobby, and
both theater patrons and Commu
nity Club guests are requested
not to smoke in any other part of
the building.
The management requests those
going to the club room to use the
theater lobby as an entrance.
No definite plan is formed yet,
but it is hoped the former USO
board will meet next Sunday at
4 p.m. around the fireplace at the
club and offer some much-needed
advice for the operation of the
place. That includes all who were
connected in any capacity with
the USO and all interested per
sons who have ideas for operating
and maintaining a successful and
happy club, the management add
ed.
FULLER BRUSH MAN
The Fuller Brush Man is com
ing to town about Oct. 7th with
regular Fuller items and Christ
mas specials.
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FRESH MEATS AND FISH
HOUSEWARES AND HARDWARE
MEN’S AND LADIES’ FURNISHINGS
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Phone MAin 133 FREE DELIVERY
60 YEARS SERVINGALASKA
COASTAL RAMBLER
DUE ST. MICHAEL OCT. 4
NOME OCT. 7
Unalakleet—Teller —Nome
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Freighter Sailings
From Seattle Every Tuesday
For Valdez- and Seward
AND FRIDAYS FOR SEWARD
WANTED: BULKY SCRAP
TO EXTEND SEAWALL
Got any old scrap iron, old car
chassis, dredge buckets, etc., that
you want to dispose of? Jack
Blattler, who is building a home
east of the power plant and just
outside the limits of the seawall,
will welcome any heavy objects to |
build a seawall in that neighbor
hood. The weekend storm brought'
the water to the road in front of
his property. He says, “Just dump
the stuff and we’ll bulldoze it into
a sea protection.”
HOME ARTS CLUB TO
MEET TUESDAY NIGHT
Tuesday'evening the Home Arts
Club will meet at the home of
Nancy Lean with Virginia Brown
as co-hostess. This group is the
local representative of the Wom
en’s Federation Clubs of America
and new people in town having
membership in stateside clubs are
invited to get in touch with the
officers of the Home Arts Club.
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by the
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Burea*
Cloudy today, tonight and Tues
day with occasional light rain.
Northerly winds 10-20 mph. Cold
er tonight and Tuesday. Low tem
perature expected tonight 26, high
tomorrow 40.
WA NT ADS
FOR SALE — Used lumber, good
condition, Spark oil heater. Call
* Main 144 5 to 7 p.m. 117
FOR RENT—2 apartments, strict
ly modern throughout. Call
George Hite, Main 123.
BEST ONE - MAN BUSINESS
IN ALASKA
Own and operate it yourself.
We provide capital. Dealership
now available here. For full in
formation, write The J. R. Wat
kins Company, 3903 Brooklyn
Avenue, Seattle 2, Wash, 122
Can sell or finance good mining
properties, placer or lode, in Al
aska or Yukon Territory. Write
Post Office Box 205, Anchorage,
Alaska. 117c
SHOWING AT THE fi
THEATER 1
Two Shows Nightly—7:15 & 9:15 T
Doors Open 6:45 p.m. 4
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TONIGHT
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
Boat Movements
The M.S. Fortuna of the Alaska i
Steamship Co., under charter with j
construction supplies, arrived in j
Nome roadstead this morning.
The M.S. North Star of the
Alaska Native Service is at Wales
and will discharge cargo at Dio
mede and King Islands before
coming to Nome.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Joe Kronin
ger, J. Neubauer, R. Ora.
From Unalakleet: Marvin Moy
ers, Emil Medelberg.
To Anchorage: Pete Stowell, T.
Sage, Mrs. Liebhart, R. Ehuy, Ray
Smith, Ester Armstrong, Gilbert i
Bezley, James Young, John Wor-j
gum, Howard Fowler.
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Letter-size and legal file folders ;
available at The Nome Nugget
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Boy Scouts Enjoy Visit
To Weather Bureau
Boy Scout Troop 666 enjoyed a
visit through the U.S. Weather
Bureau Saturday and learned
how weather was forecast and the
intricate working of that depart
ment which has been active in
this are^ since the turn of the
century.
The boys were particularly in
terested in the storm which is lo
cated in Japan which the fore
caster explained and showed
them how it would affect our
weather in Nome.
ATTENTION
— Pioneers’ Meeting —
IGLOO NO. 1
Wednesday Evening 8 p.m.
Fred Bockman, Pres.
NOME MARKET
— SPECIAL —
Frozen Items Only
Vegetables.... Reduced
Chip Steaks .... 1.00 lb.
TV Dinners.85
Turkey Pies.40
Chicken Pies . . . .40
I
Apple Pies.80
Ham Steak.80
Salmon Steaks . . . .75 lb.
Halibut Fillet . . . .70 lb.
Fillet of Sole . . . .60 lb.
%
U. S. MERC
IS THE PLACE
TO BUY
TEPOOK
(kobuk Whitefish)
45c LB.