Girl Scouts Invite
Parents To Camp Tonight
The group of Girl Scouts now
attending camp at Dexter invite
their friends and parents to visit
camp Friday evening at 8 pm.
No special program has been
planned. Visitors will observe
the girls doing their regular ac
tivities and are asked not to in
terrupt these activities.
Fourteen girls are registered
this week and are fortunate to
have Clarice Hardy as their
Junior Councilor. Clarice is as
sisting Mrs. Liebig, camp director.
Mrs. Bill Burand has taught
arts and crafts to bbth groups of
campers. In this class the girls
have made copper plaques and
glass etchings.
Mrs. Bob Emmons has assisted
both groups in nature work. The
girls made terrariums of moss
and flowers to be given to the
hospital.
Brownies and Girl Scouts will
foe camping at various times
during the summer.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP STORY
ON •&/ AT 7:45 TONIGHT
See Richfield Oil Companies
feature program “Success Story’’
tonight at 7:45 p.m. This par
ticular edition features the Alas
ka Steamship Company and their
operations at Pier 42 in Seattle,
presented as a public service by
KNOM-TV.
ALASKA STEAM TRAFFIC
MANAGER VISITS NOME
Mr. R. C. Rose, Traffic Man
ager of the Alaska Steamship
Co. is here on his first visit al
though he has been with the com
pany since 1939.
Mr. Rose is looking over the
facilities here and seeing for him
self how the lighterage is handle
while conferring with the new
Nome agent Jim O’Sullivan.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Levine
Visit Their Son In Nome
Mr. and Mrs. Max Levine are
visiting with their son Walt
Levine, U. S. Deputy Marshall,
from their home in Younkers,
N. Y.
They have been here all week
and plan to leave for Kotzebue
tomorrow to see more of Alaska
before returning home.
NOTICE
Persons wishing to visit Pil
grim Hot Springs please contact
Earl Owens. • 79
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STATEHOOD DAY
TO BE HOLIDAY
All over Alaska the people are
preparing for the announcement
of statehood; Anchorage has a
huge pile of lumber; Fairbanks
will have a huge star rise on a
balloon over the city and all if
its civilian defense sirens will
sound continuously for 5 minutes.
The star is expected to be 50
feet across. The Chena River is
to be dyed yellow and citizens
are asked to go downtown and
join into impromptu parades.
Here it is planned for every
one to bring wood to the Sand
spit for a big bon fire when they
hear the fire siren and civil de
fense siren from the school sound
off for a period of several min
utes and are asked to put out
their flags. Mayor Andersen has
announced that statehood day
will be a holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tobuk
Vacationing In The Stales
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tobuk are
in the states at a family reunion
which is the first in many years.
They planned to be gone until
August when they left but ac
cording to mail received, find it
too hot and will probably re
turn sooner. Their children re
mained in Fairbanks.
Tobuk is with the Alaska Air
line.
PTA To Sell Hot Dogs On 4th
The PTA have announced that
they will run a hot dog stand on
the Fourth of July. Donations
of necessary supplies is now be
ing solicited of parents by the
committee in charge.
CAA TO HOLD !
OPEN HOUSE
TONIGHT
CAA are having open house
tonight from 7:30 to 10:00 p.m. j
The public is invited for a tour i
of facilities including the CT
site east of Nome.
Transportation from the B
Street headquarters to the site
will be provided.
The following is a list of per
sonnel at the Nome station.
Administration and Manage
ment Staff—F. S. Rhode, Station
Manager; Roberta Snyder. Clerk
Steno.; Paul Dryden, Storekeeper.
Air Traffic Communications
Staff—A1 Haferbecker, Station
Chief, Frank Austin, Ray Bake
man, Jack Bogue, Kay Falke,
Joe McMullen, Phil Owen, Dan
Steele, Joe Unterwagner.
Plant Maintenance Staff—Roy
Snyder, Foreman, Sam Ailak,
Houston Alexander, Carl Ander
son, Clem Boucher, Elmer Greene,
Robert Okpealuk, Bob TSchick,
Oscar Wall.
Electronics Maintenance Super
visor—George Morin; Technicians
—Marty Gamboa, Howard Hill
man, Andy Loesch, Ed Saito and
C. T. Site.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted—S. Ayek, Ann Kala
zaruk, Helen Adams, Helen Bell.
Discharged—Bill Tuttle, Greg
Bayer, Maggie Oquillak and in
fant, Rose Bronson.
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NOTICE
Contrary to rumors which have
come to me, that the 3 bedroom
house which I offered for sale
is fantastically expensive to heal.
I wish to state that factual fig
ures show that last year the heat
averaged $35.00 per month. Can
you beat that?
, Ernie Bohrer
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TUNDRA
HOUSE
TRAILERS
OPEN
FOR
INSPECTION
7:00 to 9:00 Tonight
Back of Munz Office
And Polaris Hotel
ANNOUNCEMENT
-Starting July 1st
Cherry’s Barber Shop Prices
Will Be On Par With The
Territorial Union Scale
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Don't Miss
Your Ship . • •
ORDER EARLY
Tonsina Will Arrive Nome June 23rd.
Freight for southbound movement now
being accepted at Lomen's Dock.
MS GALENA Sails from Seattle July 9
For Nome, Teller, Kotzebue & St. Michael
Deadline for receiving freight in Seattle
for the Galena sailing will be July 6. •
SS TONSINA Sails from Seattle Sept. 18
For Nome and St. Michael
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JAMES F. O'SULLIVAN, Ageni Phone Main 68 I
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—’57 Rambler Station
Wagon. Tel. Main 162. 77c
YOUR AVON Representative is
June Jefferies. if
AVAILABLE — Baby sitter. Call
Black 157.
FOR SALE—Boats—from cruisers
to skiffs. See Cherry. 88
CAR WASH and vacuum. $3.
Red 74. 77p
FOR SALE—1954 2-door sedan,
radio, heater. Contact Gary
Longley. White 162. tfc
FOR SALE—Portable record play
er, 4-speed, $20.00. Also as
sorted 45’s and LP’s. Call Ed
Carter. White 188. 77c
WILL THE LADY who walked
home barefoot from the Board
of Trade please pick up her
shoes and pay for this ad. 77p
PLEASE WATCH our theater ad
for the date of Where is—As is
Sale at the U.S.O Bldg. Do
, not call the theater. tf
SACRIFICE—Boat and trailer.
First offer over $525.00 takes
it. Misc. food stuffs and house
hold effects, mimeograph ma
chine. 304 Stedman. 77p
FOR SALE—Living room suite,
2 bedroom suites, 2 typewriters,
gilt frame mirror, shadow-box,
mahogany secretary, cuckoo
clock, anniversary clock, orien
tal coffee table, electric oven.
Tel. Main. 162. 77c
EVINRUDE OWNERS. Come to
the Evinrude Picnic, North Spit,
Teller, Alaska, July 3, 1958.
Your Evinrude is your ticket.
If you don’t own an Evinrude
then cyme with someone who
does. Register your motor
serial number for the prize
drawing. Boat regatta. Have
fun. Games, boys, girls, free
lunch. R. R. “Bob” Blodgett,
Teller Commercial Co., Teller,
Alaska. 79c
SHOWING AT THE NOMERAMA
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Two Shows Nighlly, Starting at 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
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PLUS SERIAL: "CAPTAIN VIDEO"
SUNDAY and MONDAY
TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX Presents
“DESIREE”
In Technicolor and CinemaScope
Starring
Merle Oberon Michael Reniiie
Marlon Brando Jean Simmons
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