ALASKA AIRLINES
To Unalakleet: Jacob Murphy.
From Anchorage: G. Welkin, R.
L. Morgan, H. Stover, D. Jones.
To Kotzebue: Maj. U. J. Grze
skowiak, Mr. Liebhart, Walt Sip
prell, John !H. Morgan, Howard
Fowler, Richard Orr.
Anchorage to Kotzebue: E. O.
Broderson, W. Krotke, Harry
White, Paul Palmer.
'From McGrath: Neal Beaton.
From Unalakleet: Olive Walker,
W. D. Lennon, John Wichels, Mrs.
Flora Murray, Paul Acehebuck.
To Anchorage: Lou Eberle, Joe
Oumouk, George Bayer, May
Muller, Ella Bjornstad, Margaret
Oksoktaruk, Willa S. Okpowruk,
Axel Otten, Agatha and Mary
Patunnac, Maj. Grezeskowiak,
Helen Liebhart, Walter Krotke,
Bob Bowman.
Alaska Airlines has announced
two new employees in the ticket
office starting this week. They are
Mrs. Bob Jacobs and Madeline
Piscoya.
If you want to
buy, sell or rent
houses, household furniture or
appliances, see
George Hite—Main 123
PHOEBE CIRCLE TO MEET )
Phoebe Circle is meeting this j
evening at the old Covenant
Church building with Mrs. Don
Bruchner in charge of devotions;
and Helen Carlson and Jennie Ok*
soktaruk in charge of refresh
ments. Mary Walker and Dora
Titus will have charge of games
and entertainment.
ATTENTION MASONS
Stated Communication of Anvil
Lodge will be held Thursday, Oct.
6, 1955 at 8 p.m. Work in First
Degree. Your attendance request
ed. Visiting Masons welcome.
Charles F. Lewis, Master
WSCS MEETS FRIDAY
Women’s Society of the Meth
odist Church meets Friday eve
ning at the home of Mrs. Roy
Snyder, CAA No. 1, for their
monthly meeting.
RUMMAGE SALE
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6
10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
• LWY Community Center •
— Pioneers’ Attention —
MEETING TONIGHT
Pioneer Igloo
8:00 P.M.
Fred Bockman, Pres.
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We are offering 10% off on all
Evinrude Motors in stock
to make room
For The New 1956 Models
NC COMPANY
Alaska's Pioneer Merchants
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60 YEAKS SEKVIITG ALASKA
COASTAL RAMBLER
DUE ST. MICHAEL OCT. 6
NOME OCT. 8
Unalakleei—Teller —Nome
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Freighter Sailings
From Seattle Every Tuesday
For Valdez and Seward
AND FRIDAYS FOR SEWARD
Home Arts Club
To Work Toward
Prevention of TB
The Home Arts Club enjoyed a
talk on the Alaska Constitutional
Convention by John McNees who
is a member of that 55-member
group which meets next month to
draw up the constitution for the
territory when it becomes a state.
McNees said that it would pro
bably be the last constitutional
convention ever to be held in the
United States as Hawaii has al
ready adopted its constitution.
New officers of the Home Arts
Club were elected and include
Mrs. Wm. Barber, president; Mrs.
Fred Bockman, vice president;
Mrs. Ben Goins, secretary; Mrs.
Jack Woods, treasurer.
As part of next year’s program
the club pledged itself not only
organized effort but individual ef
fort in the educational and pre
vention phases of the tuberculosis
work in this area. As the first step
in this part of the program they
are writing congressmen to take
steps to make use of the ANS hos
pital in Anchorage and Seward by
necessary appropriations as now
much of these hospitals are idle
and patients are being shipped to
the Washington hospitals. Rehab
ilitation of these patients was^also
discussed.
The club went on record by
letter, urging M. J. Walsh to ac
cept the vacancy on the Constitu
tional Convention which was
created by the death of Senator
Howard Lyng and which has been
offered to Mr. Walsh by Governor
Heintzleman.
WANT ADS
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
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WEATHER FORECAST
Partly cloudy and colder ex
cept little change in temperature
tonight. Lowest temperature ex
pected tonight 28, high tomorrow
37.
Data last 24 hours as of 7 a.m.
today: highest temperature 41,
lowest 29. Max. wind 10 mph
from the east.
A year ago today: high temper
ature 39, low 26. Extremes this
date since 1907: highest tempera
ture 52 in 1938, lowest 8 in 1919.
Rev. and Mrs. Curtis Johnson
Have Son Born in St. Paul
Rev. and Mrs. Curtis Johnson,
who were here last year with the
Lutheran Church, have announ
ced the birth of a son in St. Paul,
Minn. Phillip Steven was born on
Sept. 28 and weighed 8 pounds,
14 ounces.
Moonlight Water To Run
Until The Next Cold Snap
The Moonlight Water Co. has
announced that the service will
continue until the next cold snap.
Only then will they shut off the
running water until they resume
the service next spring.
FULLER BRUSH MAN HERE
The Fuller Brush Man, Joe
Katzka from Anchorage, arrived
in town today and will be calling
on local residences with free
samples. He is also taking Christ
mas orders for delivery later this
month. Mr. Gatzka is staying at
the Wallace Hotel.
Billy Lee, age 22, was bound
over to the Grand Jury yesterday
after confessing to burglary in
Polet’s Store and the Alaska Air
lines.
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NOME MARKET
— SPECIAL —
Frozen Items Only
Vegetables.... Reduced
Chip Steaks .... 1.00 lb.
TV Dinners.85
Sliced Smoked Ham .80 lb.
Fricassee Chicken 1.00 lb.
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
GOLOVIN
REINDEER
AH You Want —- No Limit
Whole or Half Carcass
69c lb*
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STEW, ROASTS AND STEAKS