WEDDING BELLS
FOR LUCIE ANN
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fager
strom have announced the wed
ding of their daughter, Lucie Ann,
to Frank Richardson for Oct. 29
at the Community Methodist
Church.
Sgt. Richardson is stationed on
Anvil Mountain and is well
known here for his dance orches
tra and entertainment on the
Hammond organ at the Bering
Sea Club. I
Girl Seoul Leaders Meel Tonight
Girl Scout leaders will meet to
night at the Methodist social
room at 7:30. Mrs. Jean Burand,
Extension Service worker from
the University of Alaska, will
demonstrate arts and crafts. Mrs.
BUrand has requested that those
attending bring notebooks and
paper as instructions and ad
dresses of places for various
crafts will be given.
Noatak Reindeer
Exported This Year
For Childrens’ Christmas
Grady Carothers, who has vis
ited Nome six times in recent
years to gather live reindeer for
his popular Skyforest resort at
Lake Arrowhead in California,
took his deer this year from the
Stocker herd at Noatak directly
to Fairbanks, where his specially
built trailors will carry them
south.
Carothers specializes at Christ
mas in sending his deer in groups
of five all over the States for j
children’s shows.
TWINS. BOY AND GIRL. BORN
TO REV. AND MRS. BRUCKNER j
Rev. and Mrs. Eton Bruckner j
are the parents of twins, a boy j
and a girl, bom Oct. II.
Rev. and Mrs. Bruckner were
stationed here and at Unalakleet
with the Covenant Church, and
are now in Chicago, headquarters
of the church organization.
Wien Airlines
To Kotzebue: Davis Sockpick,
Thomas Sours. \
From Kotzebue: Anielia Mills.
To Fairbanks: Jack Adams, C.
I Siegel, K.L. Stainer, Maj. Perry
man, P.H. Mansfield, Fred Pan
kratz, Harry Lewis.
From Fairbanks: Jim Brunette,
Dick Saterlee, Mr. and Mrs. Hen
drickson, F.W. Perry, Jacob Car
ter, Don Lyle, Father Murphy.
OES MEETS TONIGHT
Members and visitors of Alaska
I Chapter No. 1, Order of Eastern
I Star, .are reminded that tonight
there will be a meeting with
social hour following. As plans
are in the making for a special
event, all membeVs are urged to
be present.
VFW MEETING
A meeting of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars is called for Tues
day evening at 7:30 p.m. at the
National Guard Armory. All
members, and anyone eligible for
membership are invited to at
tend.
Tom Beltz. Commander
NOME LIGHT & POWER
UTILITY BOARD MEETING
TUESDAY, OCT. 22, 1957
CITY HALL, 7:30 P.M.
RUMMAGE SALE
LWY Community Center
TUESDAY, OCT. 22 \
10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Johnnie Sez: You are invited
to hear a recording of a broad
cast from the Russian satellite
at The Music Box.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE — Winchester 30-06
$50, 8 mm. Mauser $50, Win
chester model 94, 30 WCF $55,
combination 30-30 and 12 ga.
$25. Me. 136 before 5 p.m. ..27c
NEW DRY RED SALMON 45<+
per lb. by bundle and 50tf per
lb. straight. R. R. “Bob” Blod
gett, Teller Commercial Co.,
Teller, Alaska. 133
PLANNING STARTS
FOR ROOF GARDEN
The annual Pioneer Roof Gar
den will be Dec. 7th, it has been
announced by President Frank
Morris.
This annual event and highlight
of the winter season is off to an
early start so that a good program
can be planned.
Committees are being formed
and many new features are in
the planning by this active Pio
neer sof Alaska organization.
Alaska Airlines
From Anchorage: Doris Rede
lius, Barbara Butler, Dallas Huff
man, Calvin Shade, G. Canavan,
C.M. Brinley, J.B. Manuel, Earl
Cole, Geo. Cline, Mr. and Mrs. R.
E. Hill, R. J. Sparks, Wendell
Neff.
To Anchorage: John Kost, Lor
raine Kost, Kelley Weiss, Ray
Riley, Roy Norton, Jas. Donald
son, Frank Burns, Stanley Alsop,
Mrs. Robt. Simpson, Carl Topkok,
Sam Godfrey, Mrs. W. Munz, J.
| France, Arthur Thimson, Joseph
Smith, Marvin Pearson, Richard
Garett, Rex Downer, P. Mos
brucker, Ruth Kapunga, Leroy
Peterson, Florence Lincoln, Pete
Shea, W.C. Newton, Ralph West
gaard, Virgil McCurdy, C. S.
Whitlock, Joe Walsh.
To McGrath: Fred Wheeler.
To Unalakleet: E. C. Cummins.
Showing Tonight at The Nomerama
Two Shows Nightly, Starting at 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
YOU ASKED FOR BETTE DAVIS —AND HERE SHE IS!
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BET I DAVIS
ERNEST'*'BORGNINE
DEBBIE REYNOLDS
BARRY FITZGERALD
THE BRIDE’S
FAMILY
CAN’T AGREE!
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
ANNA MAGNANI—The Academy Award Winner For 1956
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with Virginia Gray • Jo Van Flaa« • Sandra Gidlie • Diraatad
Beraanplay by TENNESSEE WILLIAMS • Adaptation by HAL KANTER
JH| Banad aa tha Piny. THE ROSE TATTOO" by Taanaaaaa William#
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ARE YOU ON A DIET?
SEE OyR SPECIAL DIET DISPLAY
Canned Fruits Desserts
Apricots Chocolate Pudding
Figs Butterscotch ”
Pineapple Vanilla
Fruit for Salad
Peaches Cherry Geletin
Pears Raspberry ”
^ru?es Strawberry ”
Applesauce
Lemon
Canned Lime
Vegetables Orange
Asparagus Chocolate Topping
5^^ . Syrup
Carrots ,
Tuna Fish
Com .
Green Beans Peanut Butter
Peas Chef’s Pressing
Tomatoes Cheese
OH BOY !—Eat and Grow Thin—Be Healthy
DRY GOODS
IT WILL TAKE SOME OF THE CHILL OUT OF
YOUR BONES JUST TO LOOK AT OUR
WARM. WINTER CLOTHING
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See the sensational Spark Gas-making demonstration, and
make us prove that Spark is the heater best suited to your
needs. We will be pleased to
demonstrate these Spark Oil
Heaters to you without obliga
tion. You owe it to yourself to
make this test before you buy.
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