CAP Cadets to Practice
For 4th of July Parade
CAP Cadets are advised that
their weekly meeting will be held
on Tuesday instead of Thursday
this week.
They are also advised that they
will be marching in full uniform
for the Fourth of July Parade
and practice for same will be held
on Tuesday evening.
—Josephine Weyer
CHERRY’S
BARBER SHOP
will be
CLOSED
July 4, 5 and 6!
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Territorial Fishing and
Hunting Licenses
Are Available Now
■
Gordon Osborne, divisional tax
agent for the territory, advises that
the territorial fishing and hunting
licenses are now available as of
today.
He calls particular attention to
j the new license for visitors in the !
| territory who can now acquire a j
seven-day hunting license for a ,
very small fee.
Osborne also wishes to caution
fishermen and hunters that in ad- I
dition to the territorial license it is
necessary to get a federal license
from the U.S. commissioner or the
Nome Hardware Store.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Eddie Seegoona, E. ;
Kunukpuk, Alberta Randell, and |
Mary Ellen Williams.
Discharged. Frances Bibbs and
I Flora Moses.
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NC COMPANY
AJotkaT Pioneer Aterciianrs l
Free Delivery Out-ol'-Town Orders
MEAT DEPARTMENT
Featuring
SWIFT’S i
CHOICE
BEEF
★
BEEF RUMP ROAST
Boneless 93c lb.
BEEF CHUCK ROAST
Trimmed 95e lb.
BEEF HEARTS
De-fatted 46c lb.
SWIFT PICNIC HAMS
Fully Cooked 70e lb.
LOCAL SALMON
Whole 35c lb. Sliced 45c lb.
Visitors In Town
I
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Merrill and !
son Roy, of Midland. Texas, who i
are on a tour of the territory, ■
arrived here today for a brief'
visit. They had driven up the
highway to Fairbanks.
Arriving also was Col. and Mrs.
G. R. Wallace of Fitsberg, Mass.,
who has made the trip most en
joyable, stated Merrill, as Wal
lace is an archaelogist who ex
plained many of the fossils and
bones found in this area to the
group now on tour. They stated
his lecture to the members of the [
group was given in Fairbanks. |
Mr. and Mrs. Les Bronson
Grandparents—of Twins
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bronson j
received word early this morning
that they became grandparents—
twice over — when twins were
born to their daughter, Mrs. Tess
Sparks, at Pueblo, Colo., The
twins, a boy and a girl, were not
unexpected. Mrs. Bronson had
planned to be with her daughter
in time for the twins’ birth but
now she will leave tomorrow to
be with her “new” family.
Pan American Airways
Pan American Airways arrived
Saturday with 19 passengers,
among whom were Opal Catlin,
new superintendent for the MMM
Hospital; Mrs. Gordon Osborne,
wife of the local territorial tax
agent, and daughter Sandra; Mary
Margaret Roell of the Territorial
Welfare Office; and Mrs. Nels
Swanberg Jr.
The plane’s departure was de
layed due to a mishap while han
dling treight. It left Sunday.
SON BORN TO CY RANDELLS
A son was born this morning
at the hospital to Mr. and Mrs.
Cyril Randell. Mr. Randell is
with the US. Merc and Nome
Hardware. The Randalls have
two other children.
Joe Wallace Now Owns
Two Apartment Houses
Joe Wallace, former owner of
the Wallace Hotel and original
owner of the Bering Sea Club,
was on a business trip to Nome
this week and stated that he now
owns two apartment houses in
the University district in Seattle.
Anyone knowing Ihe where
abouts of Allen W. Brown, for
merly of Spenard, Alaska, please
advise his moiher, Mrs. Minnie
Brown, of 201 25th Ave. North,
Yakima, Wash. His family has
nol heard from him for several
months.
Berda Sez:— Let's have a J
few more contest entries in at
THE MUSIC BOX!
WAN T ADS
FOR SALE—42 in. cabinet sink
in crate. Call Ken Anderson,
White 67. , 77p
LOST—Lady’s Elgin watch, nar
row gold-plated w’atchband. Call
Black 97. 77p
EXPERIENCED BABY SITTERS
—Two for price of one. Phone
Main 5. Shirley and Cherie. 78c
FOR RENT—Small house for re
sponsible party. Ask for Tony
at Glue Pot. 78p
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FOUND—Ray-Ban sunglasses in !
case. Call at Nugget.
FOUND—Key-Bak with keys and
ring. Call at Nugget
SHOWING AT THE NOMERAMA
Two Shows Nightly, Starting at 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
T O N I G H T O N L'Y
“Jl J A I."
CiiiemaScope
TechniColor
Glenn Ford Rod Steiger
Ernest Borgnine
TUESDAY ONLY
Trapped by raging flood waters
in the high Sierras!
starring
JEAN SIMMONS
RORY CALHOUN
STEPHEN McNALLY
BRIAN AHERNE
...and
after
the
IhitSS•
tcrwi Play by THAMES WILEIAMSOH and
CASEY ROBINSON ■ Music Written and
Conducted by DIMITRI TIOMKIN
Produced by HOWARD WELSCH
Directed by JOHN FARROW
A JOHN FARROW PRODUCTION Trnuu.nn. An
A COLUMBIA PICTURE TECHNICOLOR
KNOM-TV PRESENTS
. K TONIGHT
6:30—Mick'y Mouse Clb.
7:30—T. E. Ford
8:00—Twenty-One
8:30—Danny Thomas j
9:00—R.M. Presents
10:00—Perry Como Show |
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TUESDAY
6:30—Mick'y Mouse Clb.
7:30—Broken Arrow
8:00—On Trial
8:30—Zoo Parade
9:00—Wrestling
10:00—Lawrence Welk
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ATTENTION
SPORTSM N
1958 Fishing & Hunting License
Now On Sale
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SPINNING RODS — LINES — REELS
SPLIT BAMBOO FLY RODS
CASTING RODS AND REELS
EGGS, SPINNERS, HOOKS, LEADERS j
ITHACA, REMINGTON & WINCHESTER
SHOTGUNS AND RIFLES
—AND—
Don’t Forget That
JOHNSON MOTOR
To Get You Safely There and Back
From 3 to 35 Horsepower
NOME HARDWARE
YOUR
FISHING AND HUNTING HEADQUARTERS