‘Friday Basketball Results
The National Guard-North Star
quintet pounded out a 70 to 30
•win over the Bering Sea Club
'Panthers in Friday night’s basket
ball games. Quarters scores were
■'18-n8, 34-16, 51-21 and 70-30. The
pointmakers for the winners:
Duke 22, D. Bell 16, Carlson 12,
Atuk 9, Kugzruk 4, J. Bell 3,
Walters 2, and Black 2. For the
Panthers: Rowe 12, Chasse 7,
Dongley 5, Amedon 4, and Helms
2.
The second game, between the
Polar Hornets and the ACS was
a thriller all the way. In the final
•minutes of play the Hornets
-edged out in front and held on
until the whistle. Final score was
59 to 55.
Quarter scores were: 9-12, 25
-24, 39-44 and 59-55. For the Hor
nets, score makers were: Willoya
27, Herman 21, Mogg 5, Atuk 3,
-NerShak 2, and Camming 1. For
the ACS: Zweigle 19, Drake 15,
v-Wasco 14, Dill 4, and Obermire 3.
On Friday, the 17th, the High
Beta Sigma Phi
Meeting News
Beta Sigma Phi sorority met
with Dorothy Grant with Betty
Gustafson as hostess.
The club has announced the
purchase of two season “hot
lunch tickets” for needy children.
Ellen Waldheim announced her
forthcoming marriage to Robert
Spear in the traditional way.
Mrs. Grant gave an interesting
program on music with selections
of classical music during the pro
gram.
EXPLORER SCOUTS TO
HELP IN MARCH OF DIMES
The Explorer Scouts have vol
unteered their services to the
March of Dimes committee and
will assist in the campaign which
will last throughout January.
School Nanooks and the league
leading Merchants will see action
in the first game and the ANG
NS aggregation will put on the
nightcap with the Polar Hornets.
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Pioneer Officers
jFor ’58 Installed
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j Pioneer Men and Women of |
j Igloo No. 1 and Auxiliary No. 1 I
! held their annual installation
ceremony Saturday evening with i
Past Pfesident Ellen Waldheim
and Nick Lean as installing of
ficers. Marshalls were Mary
Honsberger and Barney Crosby.
New officers for the organiza
tion are Axel Edman, president;
Russell Hermann and Luther
Dunbar, first and second vice
presidents; Chas. D. Jones, sec
retary; Ben Gillette, historian;
Eino Myntti, sergeant at arms;
Carl Oill, doorkeeper; Fred Rohn,
Librarian; and Gus Bjomstad,
trustee.
For the women’s group, Edith
Arnold, president; Beverly Mor
gan and Beverly Blanning, vice
presidents; Lillie Lewis, secre
tary; Mary Honsberger, treasur
er; Lyda Rohn, chaplain; Carrie
McLain, historian; Suzy Her
mann, inside guard; Charlotte
Hungerford, trustee; and Ellen
Waldheim, marshall.
Following the meeting a tra
velog on Japan was shown thru
the courtesy of Pan American
Airways and refreshments with
everyone enjoying the coffee
brewed by Gus Bjomstad.
Presentations 'were made to
Frank Morris, outgoing president,
and secretaries Charles Jones and
Lillie Lewis. Handmade corsages
from the garden of Mr. and Mrs.
George Goshaw of Calistoga, Cal.,
were presented the incoming and
outgoing presidents of the wom
en’s group, and bags of gigantic
: walnuts were presented to the
presiding officers of the Pioneers.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Continued fair and cold. Low
temperature expected tonight -10
to -15. High tomorrow 0 to -5.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: highest tempera
ture 15, lowest -6. Max. wind 14
mph from the north. Sunrise at
9:39 a.m., sunset at 2:44 p.m.
A year ago today: highest tem
perature 33, low 5. Extremes this
date since 1907: highest 33 in
1957, lowest -32 in 1934.
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Important meting of the Nome
Republican Club called for Wed
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City Hall.
—Chas. D. Jones, President
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