Dance At Marks AFB
Saturday Nigkt *
\>v.A group of about 40 women
are scheduled to arrive 'at Marks
;Air Force eutertain the
^fnen of this post over the week
end. W
feA dance is scheduled foT Sat
;uraay evening and arrangements
|for a good orchestra are being
®ade*
/"vThe group of women, who are
V(j:om Fairbanks, are volunteers
/who are chosen through Special
Service and from Ladd Field, will
.visit various crutposts throughout
Khie year, particularly those where
dhere are no Women. A similar
.group has been chosen from An
chorage and will make similar j
WJsits.
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GALLAGHERS LEAVE HbtifE
*m$**p*r» n$m
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gallagher
and children are scheduled ta.de
.tmJriL the States where; j§r.
Gallagher, who has been district
ej^P^r jtyr the. U. S. .E^gji^Js
here, will be assigned to a. neto
field. ^
Although the Gallaghers have
been in the community for only
two years they have made many
friends who regret their depar
ture. Mrs. Gallagher has been on
the teaching staff on the Territor
ial School as well as being a Girl
Scout leader and active in church
and club work.
The Gallaghers will drive from
Anchorage to the States with Ben
Hyndman.
ONE
STOP
SHOP
Fresh Meats & Fish
Fancy & Staple Groceries
Fresh Fruits & Vegetables
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Housewares & Hardware
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Men’s & Ladies Furnishings
Dry Goods
Tour friendly Community Store -
Wholesale and Retail
Phona MAin 133 FREE DELIVERY
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FROM SEATTLE — JULY 11
A vessel for Nome, Teller, Wales,
Shishmaref, Deering, Keewalik, and Kotzebue
For Further Information Wire, Write or Phone
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
J. J. DILLON, Agent — Phone Main 68
JOE HUNT CHOSEN
TOURIST DIRECTOR
Joe Hunt h$i$ befen ^chosen by
the Chamber of Commerce .as
^Nome’s tourist,direct^ This posi
tion will ir^cl^de -a/variety of re
sponsibilities such'' as directjpg
tours as well as t^ipjsts. A ww-;
planned sightseeingschedule has;
been lined up for both the visitors!
who stay only a few hours ajitfd
those who stay a day or week. ;
The Service Barber Shop will
be usecT as a stopping place ft$r
tourists who wish to relax and
Star Hunt will assist her father'#s
receptionist there.
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This is an important link in the
plans to make the visitors in town
feel that the trip has been worth
while. The step was needed to co
ordinate a well-planned program
and carry it through successfully.
Mr. Hunt urges all those who
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have a room or a cabin fijt for
overnight visitors to please co
operate in the program which will
benefit all who live in the commu
nity.
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Father Murphy has been called
to the States due to the illness of
his mother in Butte, Montana. His
return will depend entirely on her
condition. He leaves tomorrow
with P.A.A.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Ruby Outwater, Betty
and Sig Savok.
Discharged: Albert Oquilluk,
Phillip Oxsokteruk, Mrs. Frank
Stinton and daughter, Alex Ash
enfelter of White Mountain.
NOTICE
Any one with vacant rooms or
vacant furnished cabins suitable
for tourists, please list immedi
ately with Joe Hunt, tourist di
rector. 74.3
NOTICE
Mass will be held at the St. Jo
seph's Church Saturday morning
at 7 ami.
In all probability there will be
no services on Sunday as Father
Murphy leaves tomorrow. If a re
placement arrives an announce
ment will be made.
j NOTICE
During the past it has been the
policy of all airlines to make pick
ups from business houses. As this
is against C.A.B. rulings unless a
service charge is charged, begin
ning June 25, 1951, we are dis
continuing pick-ups unless service
charge is levied. (Signed:)
Paul Spurlock,
Alaska Airlines
Frank Stinton,
70,2 Wien Alaska Airlines
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WANT ADS
NOTICE — Dinners now served
from 6 p.m. on—at the Quianna
Club. See advertisement on
Page 2. tf
IF YOUR WATCH has spring
fever bring it to The Polar
Curio Shop for repairs. 71-77
DREAM
THEATER
Friday, June 22—7:15 & 9 p.m.
"SON OF GOD'S COUNTRY"
Monte Kale
Saturday, June 23—7:30 p.m.
"NEPTUNE'S DAUGHTER"
Red Skelton Esther Williams
Ricardo Montalban
Sunday, June 23—7:15 & 9 p.m.
"Countess of Monte Crisio"
Sonj a Henie Celeste Holmes
Mrs. Winninghoff Enjoys
Point Hope “Nalukatak’’
Mrs. Dorothy Winninghoff, rep
resentattiye ..of the Logan Cache
Rnittjing Whs wjtio. is here: this
week, had* tfoe.-gopd fprtune Qf-bq- ■
ing at Point Hope to witness -and,
partake p&fche whale fejstiyafc
This year four of the 40rtpn
mamnj£ls were caught. Sharing in
the. distribution of meat were all
the" people of the , village as well
as those outsiders who liad rela
tives in the village.
Few tourists cap share in this
“nalukatak” as accommodations
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are limited. Mrs. Winninghoff was
fortunate to be at the school-house.
She enjoyed the entertainment
and dances which are part of the
festival but was riot so keen about
the “muktuk”. She sampled some
but left her share to be eaten by
those who relished it.
Alaska Airlines Longest-Day
Trippers See Midnight Sun
The tour of the Alaska Airlines,
to see the midnight sun last .night
was J success, according to' pas
sengers. The plan was successfipl
in getting a view of the sun at
midnight although it was notvclpar
all of the trip. Dances at Kptjzp;
bue were also a highlight of., ^he
trip.. ..' .. "... ....
CHURCH’ TRAIN PARTY
ENJOYED DESPITE MIST/'.
The Midnight Sun party spon
sored by the Community Method
ist Church which went to King
Mountain via''the Kougarok Rail
road, reported a very enjoyable
evening, highlighted by a visit to
the Herb Engstrom camp at Basiii*
Creek. The midnight sun was not
visible, they stated as it was
misty at that time. The party of
30 returned early this morning.
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'Uniformly Fine Since 1869* j
STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY
Si PROOF • THE BOND & LILLARD COMPANY. LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY
WE CARRY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FINE LIQUORS, BEER AND WINE
Out-of-Town Orders Carefully Handled
THE NOME LIQUOR STORE
Suggestions by
George Goshaw of Shishmaref
He remits $50—his contribution to the Alaska
Visitors Association.
4*
He suggests that tourist should stop overnight
in Nome.
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He suggests that Native dancers organize and
give dances at regular intervals.
4*
He suggests the establishment of a ’round-the
continent air trip to Wales and a look at Siberia.
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He urges the Chamber to assume an aggres
sive attitude and push the Nome-Teller road and
the extension of the road program to Wales, Lost
River, Tin City, and York.
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He urges the Chamber not to relax on the road
to Council and to keep plugging on the connecting
links White Mountain to Unalakleet, from Unala
kleet to Kaltag, from Kaltag to Tanana, and Tan
ana to Fairbanks.
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