Thursday Will Be I
Brownie Day At Girl
Scout Encampment
Thursday will be Brownie Day
at the Girl Scout Encampment
which starts on Sunday, it has I
•been announced.
All Brownies must register with !
Mrs. James Walsh before Wednes- '
day noon if they want to be in
cluded on the all-day trip.
All mothers of Brownies or
friends interested who can fur
nish transportation either in the
morning or afternoon or both are
asked to contact Mrs. Maurice
Kelliher ^s soon as possible.
MR. AND MRS. SAMUELS
OF THE WEATHER BUREAU
TO LEAVE FOR THE STATES
Scheduled to leave are Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Samuels of the U.S.
W^eather Bureau. Mr. Samuels
end family plan to visit with rela
tives in the States and will make
their home at Van Nuys, Calif.
Mrs. Samuels is the former
Barbara Carlsson, teacher at the
Nome school.
Mrs. Goodrich Returns
After Attending Road
Meetings With Dewey
Mrs. Dewey Goodrich returned
from Anchorage where she has
been attending the Board of Road
Commission meetings with her
husband, who is the representa
tive from the Second Division.
Mr. Goodrich, who is recuper
ating from surgery, is returning
to the States following the meet
ing for further medical treatment
before coming home.
Mrs. Goodrich reports that the
Chamber of Commerce in An
chorage was very active at the
meeting, urging a northern route
out of Anchorage via Rainy Pass
to open up that area.
She enjoyed a visit with Mrs.
Vashti Seidenverg, who was in
Alaska for the first time since the
tragic death of her three children
here several years ago.
MMM HOSPITAL
Discharged: Fred Crane, Paul
Tuilana, Darroll Amarok, John
Potts.
Two French Girls
Visit Nome On Tour
Of North America
Claire Rousse and Regine Coude
ville of Paris and Lyon, France,
are visitors in Nome this week.
These resourceful French girls
are nurses who have been travel
ing for the past 19 months and
plan to continue their travels in
North America another year be
fore returning home. They state
that they Have visited 41 states
so far.
An opportunity of driving a
new Plymouth car from Detroit
to Fairbanks brought them into
Alaska where they are making
use of every minute, gathering
information on Alaska and relay
ing it back to magazines in France
by story and pictures.
They state that first-hand in- j
formation is very meager in Eu
rope and they wish to present a
factual picture of this part of the
continent.
PRESBYTERIAN MINISTER
ENROUTE TO GAMBELL
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur French
I of the Presbyterian Church, who
are relieving Rev. and Mrs.
Campbell at Gambell, visited in
Nome enroute to their new sta
tion. Rev. French has lived in
Wasilla but this is the first Alas
kan experience for Mrs. French.
Former Alaska Line Agenl Dies
Everett Clark, former assistant
general freight and passenger
agent at Nome and Skagway for
the Alaska Steamship Co., passed
away at Phoenix, Ariz., according
to the “Alaska Liner.” Clark was
71 years of Age.
C. V. Olson, pioneer resident of
| Bluff and very spry for his age, is
, in town on a business trip for a
' few days.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
Southbound freight will be re
! ceived at the dock until 5:00 p.m.
| Monday, July 22.
—Lomen Commercial Co.
j Berda Sez:—Take your rec- j
i ords with you wherever you go
| in the multicolored record cas
| es at THE MUSIC BOX.
I WANT ADS
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FOR SALE—120 bass accordian
with case, $150. Red 186. 186tf
WANTED—Two or, three bedroom
house. Call Carter at Police Sta.
LOOK for Real Silk Hosiery Mills
representative, Nancy Lee Ba
ker. soon. 87e
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CARS WASHED, 5150. Phone I
Red 74, Jerry Short. 86
ALASKA MOTEL BUSINESS
FOR LEASE—The Ninilchik Inn,
located on Sterling Highway
directly across road from Ninil
chik School about halfway
between Kenai and Homer, Alas
ka, is for lease. Properties con
sist of 2Vz acres of land and five
buildings containing kitchen, 40
person dining room, office and
apartment, laundry room, stor
age room, 8 bed dormitory,
modern restrooms and showers,
and three new Motel Units.
Year-round drives and parking
spaces are ample. Scenic view is
wonderful. Location is especial
ly ideal for tourists, hunters &
fishermen. Local business is
good. Electricity is furnished by
Homer Electric. Highway sched
uled to be blacktopped in 1958.
Owner leasing property because
time is required for other Alas
kan business. This business is
completely furnished, advertised
and ready for immediate occu
pancy and use. References are
required. Cash deposit must
cover equipment use. Interested
parties see DLve Boyer or write
to Colonel Boyer at Ninilchik,
Alaska. 86p
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SHOWING AT THE NOMERAMA
Two Shows Nightly, Starting at 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
F R I D A Y a Y
TERRIFYING
TRUTH
ABOUT
FLYING
SAUCERS!
(tarring HUGH MARLOWE • JOAN TAYLOR with DONALD CURTIS • A COLUMBIA PICTURE
SATURDAY MATINEE
"EARTH vs. THE FLYING SAUCERS" will be the show at
10 a.m. Children with tickets from the bank are assured of seals.
Tickets will also be available at the box office. Admission for chil
dren up to and including 12 is 25 cents. For 13-year-olds and up to
and including 16-year-olds the admission is 35 cents.
SUNDAY and MONDAY
Am KNOM-TV PRESENTS
W . K TONIGHT
6:30—Mick'y Mouse Clb.
7:30—Jim Bowie
8:00—Take Aim
9:00—Gaylen Drake
9:30—Lawrence Welk
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SUNDAY
6:30—Crossroads
7:00—Disneyland
8:00—Ray Anthony
9:00—This Is Your Life
9:30—To Be Announced
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New DODGE
JoHwnftibwte
Come in and get an early look
at these new Dodge Power
Giants... with new giant-power
V-8 engines... new higher load
capacities ... new style and new
features—including push-button a
driving. Come in soon! » •
TRUCKS New full-opening hood
with the Forward Lookl Z^ for e^n^JrSgT
Larry Galvin, Front St., Nome, Alaska
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