Order of Parade
Before Ceremonies
The patriotic eixcercises start at
1:30 p.m. today and, if the weath
er is favorable, the lir*e of march
will be from Steadman Ave. to
B. Street. The parade will be led
by the UjS. Air Force Band, fol
lowed by the Color Guard of the
American Legion and the follow
ing units in order given:
Military Band, Color Guard,
military marching units, military
band, Color Guard, military
marching units, tLS.C.G. North
Wind, tLS.C.G. Clover, U.S. Sig
nal Corps, Alaska Communica
tions System, A.N.G. Color Guard,
Alaska National Guard, American
Legion Color Guard, Civil Air Pa
trol Cadets, Dept. f Interior
M.S. North Star, Girl Scouts, and
Brownie Scouts, Boy Scouts and
Cub Scouts, U.S.A.F. Crash Truck,
decorated bicycles and riders.
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NOTICE TO PIONEERS
President Fredrik Bockman re
quests all members of Igloo No. L
Pioneers of Alaska, to attend a
special meeting Wednesday at 8
p.m., July 6th. Initiation.
George R. Goshaw, Secty.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by the
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Bureau !
Cloudy with occasional light
rain ancf fog patches today. Most
ly cloudy tonight and Tuesday.
Winds SE 0-15 mph becoming SW
tonight. Lowest temperature ex
pected tonight 45, high tomorrow
60.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: Precipitation 0.22 in.
Highest temperature 55, low 47.
Max. wind 15 mph. from the SSE.
Sun rises 1:36 a.m., sets 10:34 p.m.
Temperatures a year ago today:
high 44, low 39. Extremes this
date since 1907: high 71 in 1929,
low 32 in 1924.
Other stations as of 7 a.m. today:
Station Temp. Weather
Barrow 35 Cloudy
Kotzebue 54 Cloudy
Wales 36 Drizzle
Nome 49 Cloudy
Unalakleet 46 Cloudy
Bethel 42 Rain
McGrath 44 Rain
Anchorage 52 Rain
Fairbanks 58 Rain
Edmonton 70 Cloudy
Juneau 63 Cloudy
Ketchikan 63 Part cloudy
Seattle 67 Clear
San Francisco 54 Cloudy
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Boy Scouts Hold
Impressive Coitrt
Of Honor Friday
Court of Honor for Troop 666,
Boy Scouts of America, was held
at Dexter Camp Friday evening
with friends, and relatives in at
tendance.
The boys had prepared an out
door amphitheater with the tra
ditional campfire kindled by flint
and wick by the boys of the
troop.
The Scouts, led by Scoutmaster
Fred Dingledy, sang songs and
presented skits after which
awards were made by members
of the committee from Rotary,
which sponsors the Scouts.
David Barber was awarded his
Tenderfoot badge; Ray Arnold,
Rod Boucher, and Guy Martin
were awarded Second Class
badges.
Special awards went to Ray
Arnold for contributing most to
camp life, and to Taylor Moto
for being the most most con
genial and helpful.
The Coyote Patrol, led by Rod
Boucher, received the blue rib
bon for the best patrol and the
other patrol received a red rib
bon.
Scoutmaster Dingledy thanked
the members of Rotary for their
work in promoting the Scout act
ivities and expressed special ap
preciation to Wm. Barber for the
many hours of service given to
the project.
Ken Ubbelhode, Alaska Scout
executive, praised the Nome Ex
plorer Scouts who attended the
Kodiak encampment, telling the
group of their outstanding record
and expressing praise for George
Bell, who directed and organized
not only the Nome group but
the entire northern delegation.
Ubbelhode presented services
patches to the boys and to the
Scoutmaster for his oustanding
work with Troop 666.
The ceremony was very effec
tive with a background of Saw
tooth mountains and evening sun
shine.
Dr. and Mrs. Ray ?Here
To Do Research Work
Dr.; arfd Mrs. Vem ftay arrived
yesterday and plan to spend s$v
e'ral Weeks in the area doing re
search in the area.
Dr. Ray is from the anthrapol
ogy department of the University
of Washington, and Mrs. Ray
(known to her friends here as
Dorothy Thompson) is continuing
her research on the Eskimo ivory
carver.
She is not only studying the
Alaskan Eskimo but the Canadian
as well and last year learned to
speak Danish so she could read
material collected and only avail
able in that language.
20 CAP Members Come
To Celebrate 4th of July
About 20 Civil Air Patrol mem
bers arrived yesterday from An
chorage to spend the Fourth of
July in Nome.
Accommodations were arranged
for them in the Pioneer Igloo, as
hotels were completely filled for
the celebration.
NORTH STAR GRILL NEARLY
READY FOR OPENING
The North Star Grill and Bak
ery, which has been under con
struction since last fall, is nearing
completion and outside finishing
was started yesterday.
Those who have had a peek at
the interior say it is probably the
most modem shop in this part of
the territory with the latest in
equipment.
The coffee shop and fountain
and beautifully finished in ultra
modern shades of rose and the en
trance is planned to keep out the
winter cold.
Nomites are looking forward to
the opening of the shop in the
near future.
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FOOD SALE NETS S200.
JACK MULLER WINS CAKE
The Food fSale held at Ihe U.S.
Merc Saturday netted over $200
which will go toward bringing in
two Catholic sisters to teach cate
chism classes next month. Jackie
Muller was the lucky recipient of
a beautifully decorated cake made
by Margaret Russell.
ALASKA AIRLINES
On Saturday, July 2, Alaska
Airlines had 27 tourists from the
Anchorage area who stayed over
night at Nome before going on to
Kotzebue the next day.
From Anchorage: Myro Mihe
lich, Peter Noyokum, Rex Kirken
dall, Neida and Carl Liebig, Rob
ert Lauer, William Lauder, Fran
cis O’Hara, Maj. Siegwart and
family, K. B. Warner, James Oun
auk, Nathan Balton, Leo F. Mur
phy, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Beck, Mr.
and Mrs. Emmons, William Olson,
Wayne York, Guy Whitney, Clif
ford Hohn, Boyd Harwood, Wil
liam Barber, S. K. Garrett, Lt. R.
D. Frank.
To Anchorage: S. K. Karrett,
Wm. D. Tennon, Martha King,
Mr. Botton, M. F. Roscoe, D. M. j
Gretzer, Sgt. W. Wolfe, Lydia M. j
McLiike.
From McGrath: Warren Tim
mons. From Unalakleet: Sam
Bergeson, Mr. Lundborg, Miss
Lundborg.
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NOTICE
All community-minded citizens
planning to attend the no-host
dinner being held in honor of
Glenn Emmons and party, sure re
quested to make their reserva
tions as soon as possible.
The dinner is jointly sponsored
by the Chamber of Commerce and
the City of Nome and scheduled
for Tuesday, July 7 at 7:30 p.m.
at the Bering Sea Club.
For further information call
Stan Morgan or Dewey Goodrich.
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We Extend
GREETINGS
TO THE MILITARY
AND CIVILIAN VISITORS
in Nome for our
FOURTH OF JULY
CELEBRATION
60 YEARS SERVING ALASKA
PROCLAMATION
To commemorate the signing of
the Declaration of Independence,
I, Steffen Andersen, Mayor of
Nome, do hereby proclaim Mon
day, the 4th of July, 1955, a holi
day and urge all persons to lay
aside their customary occupations
and join together in celebrating
the anniversary in a fitting and
lawful manner. All places of busi
ness are urged to cooperate by
remaining closed.
Steffen Andersen, Mayor
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