Alumnae Girls
Basketball Teams
Beat High School
Girls’ night last night in the
school gym was a huge success
with a large crowd watching two
basketball games. In the first, the
Alumnae A team won over their
more inexperienced opponents,
the High School Huskies 38 to 24.
Scoring for the winners were:
Bonnie Hahn 20, Marge Willoya
6, Nancy Davis 6, Cecelia Okpe
aluk 6. Also playing were: Ruth
Nershak, Lucy Richardson, Mary
Honsberger, Anna Ailak, and
Peggy Kraun.
Fo^ the High School: Sherry
Carter 10, Jean Mogg 0, Gladys
Walker 2, Lorena Mogg, Ellin
Saito, Lorene Nershak, Pat Ma
loney.
In the second game the Alum
nae B team won over the High
School Sputniks but only in the
second half were they able to
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Sales Tax Reports on retail |
sales and services for the quarter j
ending Dec. 31, 1957, must be in :
the City Clerk's Office by Thurs-1
day, Jan. 30, 1958.
Robert F. Scott,
City Clerk
Pub. Jan. 22, 24, 27, 29.
get a substantial, lead. Final score
was 30-35 with the winners scor
ing: Bea Lee 17, Vera Gelzer 11,
Bertha McManamy 2, Bobbie
Snyder, Lilly Tungwenuk, Bea
Kost, Lucy Okpealuk, Nancy Tea
youmeak, and Frances Longley.
For the High School: Clarice
Hardy 16, Jean Short 6, Valerie
Adams 3, Suzanne Fagerstrom,
Ruth Towner, Berda Tate, Mag
gie Panek, Mary Jo Swanberg,
and Juliana Kunnuk.
On Friday night two games in
the men’s league are scheduled.
The first at 7:30 will be between
the NG-NS and the ACS, and the
second game will be between the
Merchants and Bering Sea Club
Panthers.
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Beltz and von der Heydt
File For The Senate
On Democratic Ticket
Two Democrats have filed their
candidacy for the Territorial Sen
ate in the April 8 primary elec
tion. They are Wm. Beltz of Un
alakleet seeking re-election to the
Senate, and James von der Heydt,
Nome attorney. Von der Heydt
served in the House in the 1957
Legislature.
Thus far there have been only
three filings in the Second Divi
sion for territorial office. First
to file was Frank Degnan, Demo
i crat of Unalakleet, for the House.
The filings close in eight days
for five divisional positions, two.
seats in the Senate and three in
the House of Representatives.
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ROTARY CLUB NEWS
Audrey Bayer, Second Division
member of the Territorial Board
of Health, gave an interesting
resume of the meeting she at
tended in Fairbanks last week, at
Rotary luncheon today.
It was announced that next:
week Rotary would omit the noon
luncheon to attend the dinner on
Thursday evening honoring the
two Dept, of Interior guests, Geo.
Bender and Phil Morgan. The
dinner is being sponsored jointly
by the Chamber of Commerce
and the Rotary Club.
Guests were: Frank Kerth of
the Union Oil Co., R. B. Miller of
the FBI, Hill Pelley of the BPR,
Juneau, and Mr. Goslin, OSI,
and Maj. Ensley, both of Fair
banks.
Wien Airlines
To Kotzebue: James Stockdale,
Walter Shorey, Frank Cockeral,
Wm. Tezak, Sven Jarfors, Cross,
McCleary, Rehberger.
To Fairbanks: Ronald Powers,
Glen Salley, Norvin Lewis, and
Robert Lewis.
From Fairbanks: Glen Shafer,
K. Thomson, R. Ritter, L. Whit
tye, Felix Rimberg, Harry John
sen, Earl Horwitz, F.J. Kerth, W.
Gossell, John Ensley, Gary Lan
don, Dewey Goodrich.
F!rom Kotzebue: Lorin Flan
ders, Alfred Huff, Lawrence Al
len, OjS. Rosenquist.
Alaska Airlines
From Anchorage: J. R. Price,
Clinton Stevens, A1 Slone, Chas.
Scanlon, Don Phelps, Richard
Hahan, Sgt. Kately, John Cun
nington, A1 Johnson, L. J. Hargis,
Wendell Neff.
From Unalakleet: John Osborn,
Leonard Leyrer, Warren Vertrees,
Virgil Naylor, Sig Krogstad.
To Anchorage: Elec Lord, W.
E. Reed, J. Glastra, C. Hahn, Sig
Krogstad, Frank Stein, J. Meyer
hoff, Roald Amundsen, W. E.
Combs, Dr. Bud Fay, Ella Enin
gowuk, A. Grvathney, N. Rauch,
Dr. E. Simson, L. J. Hargis, Ruth
Olson, Ruth Anagsogak, C. E.
Clark.
New Stack Heaters At Cavola's
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