Sewing Class Shows
Off Handiwork At
Style Show Saturday
Praises and appreciation were
expressed to Jeanne Burr and,
teacher for the University of
Alaska Extension Service, who
has been working with a dress
making class the past month.
A showing of what has been
accomplished was held Saturday
afternoon in the Seaview Room
of the North Star, through the
cooperation of the management.
Models showed bloyses, house
dresses in cotton and nylon, and
tailored street clothes, and sheers.
Those completing garments
were Mesdames Wm. Angell, Bill
Gillis, Agnes Komahkuk, Wilbur
Arnold, C. Stevens, Frederick
Bockman, Boyd Harwood, Maur
ice Kelliher, Russell Hermann and
Miss Roberta Snyder. Several
others in the class had not fin'
ished their garments.
Roberta Ross was a gracious
commentator for the event.
MILTON O'FARRELL
VISITS HOME TOWN
Milton O’Farrell is a visitor in
his home town after an absence
of many years. Milton lives
with his mother Mrs. Jennie
O’Farrell in Seattle. Also at
home are his brother Frank and
sister Mary. Patsy O’Farrell is
now married with several child
ren and lives near the family and
Ruby lives in Wenatchee with her
family. Milton is in the bakery
business.
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DON PERKINS NEW
WIEN TOUR DIRECTOR
Wien Airlines have announced
that Don Perkins will be tour
director for the Nome area for
the rest of the summer season
as John McNees has resigned
due to work elsewhere.
Frank Whaley of Wiens also
announced that Carl Leibig will
head the tours in Kotzebue for
the remainder of the season as
Irene Cornue Morgan has been
called to her home in Anchorage.
SEN. BELTZ TO FILE
FOR SENATOR-AT-LARGE
Territorial Sen. William Beltz
of Unalakleet has signified his in
tention to file for senator-at-large
from the Second Division area, in
the first state election to be held
this fall.
Thus far, only two men have
announced their intention to file.
The first was Lester Bronson,
who announced he would file for
senator. Both are Democrats.
Dave Roberts, Cincinnati Inquirer,
Here To Get Statehood Views
Dave Roberts of the Cincin
ati Inquirer is a visitor in Nome
today to see what Nome people
think about statehood.
Mr. Roberts, who is also travel
J editor, is also getting first hand
j information on what the tourist
! can see in northwestern Alaska.
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j Samuel Nashalook Chosen To Be
Member of Guard Rifle Team
JUNEAU—SelectiQns for the
Rifle and Pistol teams that will
represent the Alaska National
Guard in the National Matches at
Camp Perry, Ohio, in August
have been completed. Included
on the Rifle Team will be Private
Samuel J. Nashalook of Co. B, 1st
Scout Battalion, Unalakleet.
No Damage In Early Morning
Fire Al Steve Stephensons
An early morning fire called
out the Fire Department to the
i residence of Steve Stephenson.
The fire was caused by an elec
trical defect it is reported and
there was no damage.
Brady Construction Co.
Low Bidder for Juvenile
Home in Anchorage
The Board of Juvenile Institu
tions met in Anchorage recently
to handle routine matters includ
ing the appraisal of the bids for
the juvenile detention home to be
built in Anchorage, Mr. Win Er
vin, Director, announced. Ervin
stated that the lowest bid was
$103,000 made by Brady Construc
tion Company, however, the ap
propriation only allowed $90,000.
As a result, the Board has author
ized Ervin to commence negotia
tions with the architect, contrac
tor and territorial officials to
bring the specifications within
the money available.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
TONIGHT
CITY HALL, 8:00 P.M.
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Don't Miss
Your Ship • • •
ORDER EARLY
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SS TONSINA Sails from Seattle Sept. 18
For Nome and SL Michael
Freight for St. Michael and Nome will
be received at Pier 42. Seattle, from Sep
tember 2 through September 15 for fall
sailing.
DOUBLE CHECKING WITH
YOUR SHIPPER IS WISE
JAMES F. O'SULLIVAN, Agent Phone Main 68 I
C of C Holds Public
Meeting to Discuss
Road Program for 1959-60
Roads and where we want them
was the purpose of a public meet
ing held last Friday evening by
the Chamber of Commerce to
discuss the program outlined by
the Chamber road committee.
Present were several of the
road building contractors, L. E.
Hough, BPR’s Second Divisional
Engineer, some of the members |
of the Chamber committee and a |
few other interested citizens.
It was announced at the meet
ing that it is proposed to dis
mantle and bring the Cushman
Street bridge of Fairbanks to
Nome to be used on the Kuzatrin
Rivr crossing on Highway 97.
The bridge is being removed in
Fairbanks for a new four lane
bridge which will go on the
same site there. While under
construction a temporary Bailey
bridge may be used. The bridge
is to be shipped by way of the
Yukon River in several sections
and may arrive in time for in
stallation this fall.
The Chamber is requesting
two projects for the 1959-60 BPR
work in this area;
First, the completion of the
Nome-Teller Road as the sec
tion of Highway 97 most impor
tant.
Second, a complete aerial and
ground survey of the Nome
Fairbanks road so that those plan
ning to invest along the rpute
may lay their plans according
and know where the road will
run. The - Chamber advocates
that money for this work should
“come off the top” and not be
part of the Second and Fourth
Division of the 61^ million re
cently made available for Alaska
road work.
Sister Yvonne To Attend
Conference In Rome, Italy
Sister Yvonne, of the order
of Little Sisters of Jesus, who has
been here for the past two years
leaves todgy for the states and
then to Rome where she will
attend a conference of 200 mem
bers of her order who are meet
ing from all over the world, she
states.
The order which is about 20
years old now has about 700
members, Sister Yvonne said.
She plans to return to Nome in
about six months.
NOTICE
All Real and Personal Property
Taxes ar§ due and payable to the
City of Nome on or before July
15, 1958. After July 15th the
penalty of 5% and interest at
6% shall be added.
Robert F. Scott,
City Clerk
Publish July 9-11-14, 1958
WANT ADS
FOUND—2 keys. Call Nugget.
LOST—Boy’s brown and gold
rim glasses. Call White 96.
FOR SALE—3 bedroom furnished
house. Call Howard Green.
FOR SALE—Boats—from cruisers
to skiffs. See Cherry. 88
FOR SALE—r’57 Rambler Station
Wagon. Tel. Main 162. tf
WANTED TO RENT—2 Bedroom
house. Call Main 220-days.
84p
FOR SALE—Extra large new
walrus hide. Contact C. M.
Hrrigoo, Gambell, Alaska.
FOR SALE—Dodge 4x4. A-l
rubber and runs good. Call
White 140. 84c
FOR SALE— Thomas electric or
gan $600.00. Cash - like new.
Red 74. 84c
FOUND—Man’s black toiletry
case on Bessie road. Owner
may have by identifying, and
paying for this ad.
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7:45 — Wyatt Earp
8:15 — Highway Patrol
8:45 — This Is Your Life
9:15 — Cheyenne
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