CAMPERS AT DEXTER
MAROONED BY RAINS
Summer campers at Dexter are
marooned for a few days as the
heavy rain has made new parts of
the road impassable, especially
near the ditch line. John Cooley
said today that sufficient work
will be done on the road to make
it usable this weekend.
TUNDRA FIRES DEStOYED
REINDEER GRAZING GROUND
Visitors from Igloo report that
the tundra fires which burned for
several days destroyed a large
part of the summer grazing
grounds of the Igloo Kakarak
reindeer herd. The winter graz
ing grounds, however, were un
touched, it is reported.
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HELEN’S
BEAUTY SHOP
Open Monday through Saturday
9 A.M. to 6 P.M.
Open evenings by appointment.
All lines of
BEAUTY CULTURE
FACIAL WORK
AND
MANICURING
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Under the management of
| CLAIRE HALL
WALLACES BUY APARTMENT
COURT IN SEATTLE
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wallace write
they have purchased a 13-unit
apartment court in the University
District in Seattle, and occupy one
of the apartments.
They said that they have been
unable to adjust themselves to
doing nothing and are enjoying
having something to do again.
Joe Wallace plans to make a
trip here in August, it is reported.
40 NOME BROWNIES PLAN
CAMP DAY AT DEXTER
The Brownies will have a camp
day at Dexter next Wednesday.
About 40 girls are expected to
meet at the School at 9:30 Wed
nesday morning (weather permit
ting) and will be returned to
town via Q Bus.
The Brownies are asked to
bring sandwiches for one meal and
the rest will be furnished. All
girls should have a headscarf,
warm jacket, swimming suit and
towel if the weather is warm.
Hiking and mountain climbing
are on the agenda for the day.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Arthur Imhoff.
Discharged: Albert Johnson,
Sam Alexine, Esther Moses and
infant, Bill Cook.
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FRESH MEATS AND FISH
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
HOUSEWARES AND HARDWARE
DRY GOODS
MEN’S AND LADIES’ FURNISHINGS
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MY COASTAL RAMBLER
SCHEDULED TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE
JULY 9th
CALLING NOME, TELLER. KOTZEBUE. ST. MICHAEL
PHONE MAIN 68 WALTER W. SIPPRELL, AGENT
Claire Hall To Operate j
Helen’s Beauty Parlor
Claire Hall has announced the
opening of a beauty shop soon,
formerly known as Helen’s and
which was operated'' by Helen
Cherry.
Claire Hall is well known here
having been employed at the
Polaris Coffee Shop and at the
Northern Commercial Co.
Helen Cherry is moving to The
Nook, between Nome and Safety,
where she and her husband plan
to take an extended vacation and
enjoy the fishing and hunting this
summer.
Claire has been a beauty shop
operator for 15 years in Los An
geles and Palm Springs and does
all kinds of beauty work.
BARROW MAN KILLS SELF
IN ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING
Joseph Tikluk sat watching his
friends play horseshoes at Bar
row on June 18. While watching
he whirled a .22 pistol on one fin
ger for a while, then calmly held
it to his head and pulled the
trigger, dieing immediately, it is
reported.
His death was listed as acci
dental.
NOTICE
As of this date, June 16, 1954,
J. W. Lyon and J. E. Roth are
no longer associated with the
Front Street Garage.
79 A. L. Ehix
WANT ADS
FOR RENT—House with 2 bed
rooms. Call Main 123.
FOR SALE—Floor model 7-tube
Zenith radio; large Primus
stove. See Peter X. Peterson.
WANTED—12 or more students
who wish to learn to fly. $125
paid in advance to solo. Aircraft
will be available for students at
Fairbanks prices. As pilot I have
more than 12,000 hours experi
ence in Alaska conditions. Have
Flight Instructor, Instrument,
Single and Multi-Engine, Land,
Sea and Hull Aircraft Ratings.
No limitations. R. T. Schultz p
FOR SALE — Amana upright
deep-freeze. Call Black 161. p
I SHOWING AT
THEATER j
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
M-G-M's
Screamingly Funny
“JUST THIS ONCE”
with
JANET LEIGH
PETER LAWFORD
LEWIS STONE
plus
Last Chapter of FBI Serial
SUNDAY
Starting 5:15, 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
MONDAY — 7:15 & 9:15
t PAUL DOUGLAS • RICHARD BASEHART %
| BARBARA BEL GEDDES • DEBRA PAGETj
PLUS CARTOON
New Signs At Snake
River Harbor
The U.S. Army Corps of Engi
neers, who are responsible for
the maintenance of the Snake
River Harbor, and who have done
a fine job since it was built al
most 30 years ago, have erected
two signboards on either side of
the harbor so that all who use
the harbor may see it.
The sign reads:
NOME HARBOR
AND
SHORE PROTECTION WORKS
Corps of Engineers, U. S. Army
North Pacific Div., Alaska Dist.
In Cooperation With
The City of Nome, Alaska
In addition to keeping the
channel of the harbor open for
commercial shipping and protec
tion of small craft in the area, the
U.S. Engineers maintain the Nome
Seawall which they also built a
few years ago.
One of the requirements for
the maintenance of the seawall
expected from the people of Nome
is that the seawall be kept clean
of rubbish and refuse.
New Rotary Officers Take Over
New officers took over yester
day at Rotary Club with Ben
Young officiating as new presi
dent of the Nome Club. Other of
ficers are George Bayer, vice
president; Russell Hermann, trea
surer; Joe Kroninger, secretary;
Dr. F. Langsam and Bill Barber,
as new members of the Board of
Directors.
VISITING MISSIONARY AT
ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
SPEAKING EACH EVENING
Rev. Homer F. Rugwell of Ev
erett, Washington, and a mission
ary and evangelist in the territory
for many years, is ministering
each night except Saturday at the
Assembly of God Church at 7:30
p.m. His messages are soul stir
ring and inspiring and all are in
vited to attend.
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Beauty Consultant Guest
Of Honor At Local Party
Kathryn O’Shields, beauty spe
cialist for the DuBarry Products,
was honor guest at the home of i
Mrs. Don Lyle last evening where
she gave an interesting demon
stration on the proper use of
make-up and special care for var
ious types of skin.
Miss O’Shields gives demonstra
tions and consultation on beauty
care and treatment all over the
States as well as in Alaska and
Hawaii. This is the third year
that the service has been given
here through the courtesy of the
Nome Drug Store.
Each of the many guests pre
sent was presented with minia
tures of the DuBarry products.
Donna Lyle and Mrs. Charles
Reader were recipients of special
gifts given during the evening.
Square Sinnei Goes to Si. Michael
The M.V. Square Sinnet, after
several delays due to bad weather
completed discharging freight
yesterday afternoon about three
o’clock and departed for St. Mi
chael after which it will go to
Teller before returning to Nome.
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| OPENINGJULY 1 |
I AMUSEMENT! FUN FOR ALL! I
| LOCATED NEXT DOOR TO THE HUT X
PRESENTING ...
a large assortment of Arctic j
WOLVES
Priced to sell from
$23.00 to $65.00
also
Wolf and Wolverine Ruffs
at
$5.00 to $16.00