Public Roads Bureau
To Meet Engineer
Bureau of Public Roads engi
neers will convene soon in Juneau
to meet with their new regional
engineer, Edgar Sivick.
Those expected to attend are
Frank Morris of Nome, Milton
Zimmerman of Anchorage, Wood
row Johanson and Bill Cameron
of Fairbanks, John Cooley and
Andy Devine of Valdez, and Chris
Wylier of Juneau.
Caroline Glavinovich, daughter
of Carl Glavinovich, who has been
attending business college, re
turned home last Saturday and
plans to spend the remainder of
the winter here.
Fire Call to Roof Blaze
The Fire Department was called
to the residence of Louis Nash
enwiing last Saturday where a
roof fire caused by the cleaning
out of a stack resulted in about
$10 damage, according to the Fire
Department report.
! MRS. CLINTON GRAY WILL
| JOIN HUSBAND IN JUNEAU
Mrs. Clinton Gray leaves this
week for Juneau to join her hus
band who is a member of the
Alaska Legislature. She plans to
! remain until the end of the ses
sion. During her absence her
mother, Mrs. Abraham Lincoln
of Kotzebue will stay with the
Gray children.
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Freighter Sailings from Seattle
EVERY TUESDAY
Calling at Seward and Valdez
And every Friday for Seward
Local Sorority Honors
Six New Pledges
Beta Sigma Phi honored its
six new pledges with an invi
tational tea Sunday afternoon at
the home of its president, Bev
erly Morgatn.
Pledges were Dorothy Grar^it,
June Jeffries, Lou Oliver, Roberta
Ross, Edna Golden and Lillian
Savaria.
Pouring during the afternoon
were Barbara Martin and Christie
Waldheim.
Many guests enjoyed the hos
pitality of this active civic group.
Local Hi Students Enjoy
Ski Party at Newton
High School students took ad
vantage of the mild weather
last Friday and had a ski party
at Newton, popular ski area.
The group left by bus. and
private transportation shortly af
ter noon and returned by dinner
time, tired but enthsiasic for a
repeat party.
BEN NARAYUK SURVIVED
BY MANY DESCENDANTS
“Old Ben” Narayuk, who passed
away at “the Mountain” last
Thursday, will be buried here on
Wednesday afternoon from the
Covenant Church.
It is not known how old the
old main was. His nearest surviv
ing relative here is a grand
daughter, Ethel Elomukuk, and
he has many great-grandchildren.
Johnnie Sez: Come in, name the
tune, and get a free ticket on a
phonograph at The MUSIC BOX.
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Doors open at 6:45 p.m. Ji
TONIGHT
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IN CINEMASCOPE !
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
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HOWARD KEEL
Marge & Gower Champion
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Love Battles! Aquatic Thrills!
Dancing Champions!
Painted Elephants!
Final Hoop Games
Provide Much
Fan Excitement
Last Friday evening local fans
witnessed the final basketball
games of the year and went away
well pleased.
In the first game, the mighty
Junior Varsity gave the old-timers
on the Linament Squad a lesson
in how the modern game of bas
ketball is played by trouncing
them 33 to 12.
Scorers foil the Junior Varsity
were James Savok 10, Francis
Walker 7, Sig Larsen 6, Victor
Oxerok 5, Gerald Trigg 3, and
Earl Towner 2. For the losers the
scoring went: Ash Craft 5, Bob
Carpenter 3, Fred Larsen 2, and
Sam Mogg Sr. 2.
The second game, between the
All-Stars and the league cham
pion Polar Hornets was an excit
ing game at the start but the
Hornets pulled way out in front
in the second quarter and that
was the downfall for the All-Stars.
In the second half the scoring was
fairly even but the large lead was
too much for the All-Stars to over
come and the game ended 78 to 56.
For the Hornets the scorers
were Bob Herman 25, Tony Wil
loya 17, Sam Mogg 17, Joe Cum
mings 9, David Bell 4, Johnny
Bell 4, and Gary Longley 2. For
the All-Stars the basketmakers
were Bill Caldwell 29, Harold
Bell 10, Wally Waligorski 9, Louie
Green 4, Karl Nestvold 2, and
Clyde Nershak 2.
The minerals known to exist in
the Territory would pay for
Alaska 600 times, if mined.
!l Pan Am Adopts ij
New Schedule i:
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On April 1, Pan American will
adopt a new schedule for the
Nome service. It will be quite
similar to the one operated last
year.
This new schedule provides for
an increase in the frequency from
one to two flights per week—on
Tuesday and Saturday.
The flight between Seattle and
Fairbanks will be operated with
Strato-Clipper equipment, and the
travel time on that sector is only
six hours of extremely comfort
able flying. Excellent connections
both north and south are provided
at Fairbanks. Because of the air
port conditions, the DC-4 equip
ment will be used between Fair
banks and Nome.
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KELLY DENTON, MARIE LEWIS
MARRIED SATURDAY
Kelly Denton, bartender at the
Board of Trade, and Marie Lewis,
cook at the Bering Sea Club, were
married Saturday evening at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Nelson by U.S. Commissioner
Herb Jenks.
Attendants at the wedding were
Bill Haley and Edna Nelson.
Following the ceremony, a re
ception was held at the Nelson
residence.
Jacob Reuben and Alice Barr
were married by the U.S. Com
missioner on Wednesday of last
week.
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