Quiet Home Wedding
Unites John Reader
And Werdna Slinkard
A quiet home wedding united
-' John Reader and Werdna Slin
? kard in marriage Saturday eve
ning at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Hedreen with Rev. W.
Mechleneburg of the Methodist
Church performing the ceremony.
The bride was lovely in a bal
lerina gown of blue and wore
white and pink orchids. Mrs. Rob
ert Oliver, her sister, was brides
maid, and the groom’s brother,
Pete Reader, was best man.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Reader, Mrs. Pete Reader,
Mrs. Glenn Snyder, Don Grinsell,
and Robert Oliver.
Following the wedding a buffet
- supper was held at the Polar Bar
for about 150 guests. A beautiful
wedding cake was made by the
new North Star Bakery for the
eyent.
The Tonsina, which has been at
Unalakleet for several days is
still discharging freight there.
Mrs. Jim Freericks (the former
Phyllis Roell) and two children
arrived Saturday from Fairbanks
and are visiting with Mary Hons
berger. i
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: F. Ellis, Lt.
Col. Coleman, Sgt. Hamrich, B.
Bohmart, W. DePetris, J. Amarok,
E. Slye.
To Anchorage: Gertrude Myntti,
Wm. Angell, Dr. Karl Rhinehardt,
Sam Godfrey, Donald Earlywine,
Willard Southworth, Nels Swan
berg Jr., Billy D. Lane, Rev. D.
Bruckner, John F. Quinn, Thomas
Brown, Robert A. Dean.
To Unalakleet: Mrs. Londberg,
Elizabeth Londberg, Stella Klem
entson, J.A. Gatzka.
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To Kotzebue: Frank Wells.
From Unalakleet: Gordon Nash
alook, Henrietta Hansen, John
Oney, Sam Coffee, Maurice Kelli
her, Roderick J. Hanson, Larry
Daw. . .
From McGrath: Mrs. Neal and
Judy Beaton.
From N.E. Cape: Wayne Ty
beck.
From Gambell: D. 0‘Hara, Maj.
Madocks, John F. Quinn, Tom A.
Brown, Robt. A. Dean.
UNLOADING OF RAMBLER
DELAYED BY WEATHER
The Coastal Rambler is stand
ing by, waiting for the weather to
moderate so that it can complete
discharging the Nome freight.
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For Valdes and Seward
AND FRIDAYS FOR SEWARD
{Extension Mining Course
Starts Tonight At School
The first class in the University
of Alaska mining extension course
will be from 7 to 9 p.m. tonight
in the high school science room.
The course is being given by Pete
Sandvik, territorial assayer and
Second Division mining engineer.
There have been 12 persons
registered for the course, however
many more are expected to regis
ter tonight at the high school.
Sandvik reminds those inter
ested that no educational back
ground is necessary and that the
course is free and open to any
one.
The lecture this evening will be
on Alaska minerals and mining in
general.
Jim Walsh left Saturday for
Seattle to attend a scheduled
meeting of Pan American traffic
managers for the Alaska Pacific
area.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Edna Ahnangnato
guk, Charles Dickson.
Discharged: Mildred Murdock,
Carrie Weyapuk, Perry Kagoona
Jr., Roland Alowa, Thomas Assila.
NOTICE TO EASTERN STARS
The regular meeting scheduled
for this evening has been can
celled due to illness of officers.
A special meeting for initiation
will be held Friday, Oct. 28, in
stead. —Beverley Morgan, Pres.
NOTICE
This is to notify all owners of
apparently abandoned vehicles on
city streets and alleys to remove
same immediately. Failure to do
so will result in towing away and
impounding of vehicle. This is
made necessary for snow removal
and keeping open fire lanes and
for the safety of the community
as a whole.
Carl Webb, Police Chief
If you want to
buy, sell or rent
houses, household furniture or
appliances, see
George Hite—Main 123
WANT ADS
LOST—Irish setter, 2 months old.
Return to Father Murphy. 123
FOR SALE—Two fur coats, one
combination radio-phonograph.
Call Red 164 or Main 135.
FOR SALE—4 wheel drive Army
command car. Phone Main 3
after 5. 124
FOR SALE—Muskrat parka, size
12-14. G. E. washing machine
with wringer, in good condition.
Call Black 159 after 6 p.m.
For Sale—Encyc. Brit. 7-language
dictionary, Vfjoff. Call Nugget.
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Russell Annabel Writes
Magazine Story on
Alaska Moose Hunting
ANCHORAGE—Russell Anna
bel, Anchorage area resident and
well known outdoors writer, is the
author of an article on Alaska
moose hounting in the November
issue of Cavalier magazine, which
appeared on the stands last week.
Annabel is the author of two
books, “Hunting and Fishing in
Alaska,” and “Alaskan Tales,
and has written on outdoor sub
jects for many of the top U-S.
magazines.
His article in Cavalier is titled
“Don’t Mess Around With a
Moose,” and tells of one hdnter’s
hair-raising experiences hunting
moose in the Susitna Valley, most
ly in the Talkeetna area.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Fairbanks: Mrs. Bob Can
non, Roy Snyder, Robt. Blodgett,
Mrs. James Walsh, Nora Walsh,
Joe Adams, Clyde Dailey, Mrs.
Jim Freericks.
From Galena: Mrs. Wesley
Welch.
From Kotzebue: Sgt. Newell,
Robt. Cleveland, Edward Ramoth,
Thomas Pungalik, Henry Bailey,
Ruth Blakely.
To Kotzebue: Louis Huber, L.
H. Daw, John Norton, Salvatore
DeLeonardies, Jack Wichels.
To Deering: Gladys, Elsa and
Robt. Iyatunguk, Paul Nickelson,
Bob Nickelson, Bessie Moses.
To Candle: Jess Boyer, Frank
Kialook.
To Fairbanks: Vito Granickas,
Rod James Hansen, Lt. Sam Pec
coralli, Everett Turner, Lt. Ed
Milauckas, Sgt. Chas. Banks, Sgt.
Raymond Miller, Michael Jenkins,
A1 Macri, W.R. Cortner, John J.
Parr, Capt. James Thronley, Joe
Adams, Walter L. Warner, James
Walsh.
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by the
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Bureau
Mostly cloudy with snow flur
ries tonight. Partly cloudy Tues
day with SE winds 10-20 mph be
coming SW Tuesday. Low tem
perature expected tonight 18, high
tomorrow 29.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today, highest temperature
28, lowest 9. Max. wind 22 mph
from the east. Sunrise at 7 a.m.,
sunset at 4:33 p.m.
A year ago today: highest tem
perature 40, lowest 25. Extremes
this date since 1907: highest 48
in 1926, lowest 13 in 1942.
Other stations as of 7 a.m. today:
Station Temp. Weather
Barrow -4 Cloudy
Kotzebue 7 Clear
Wales 20 Cloudy
Nome 27 Snow
Unalakleet 11 Clear
McGrath -4 Clear
Anchorage 30 Snow
Fairbanks 19 Snow
Juneau 39 Cloudy
Seattle 51 Fog
San Francisco 58 Cloudy
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Naught of good that I have done—
Nothing but the blood of Jesus.
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