Cub Scouts Will Hold Pack
Meeting Tomorrow Night
Tomorrow evening the Cub
Scouts will have their monthly
pack meeting.
There are three dens in Pack
363 which will be meeting at the
Methodist Church social rooms. A
musical theme has been planned
by the boys and their den mothers
who are Mrs. Dewey Goodrich,
Mrs. Robert Heath, and Mrs.
Clinton Gray and Mrs. Bob Can
non.
All parents are urged to parti
cipate by sharing with their boys
this hour of fun and fellowship.
The time has been set from
7 until 8 p.m. so that parents
who have other engagements,
may be present also.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Kotzebue: M. Lincoln,
Sgt. Alfred Cortez, S/Sgt. E.
Butcher. To Kotzebue: Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Haferbeker, Bruce
Hart, Don Haskell.
From Fairbanks: Nels Swan
berg Jr., Sen. Howard Lyng, Geo.
Miller children (enroute to Lost
River), Mary Kingeak (enroute to
McGrath), Robert Baldwin, Gust
Carlson, Dick Schmidt, Barrow
Morgan, Ethel Ailak.
Army Bruins Outscore
Air Force Jets To Take
First Place In League
Last Friday evening the Army
Bruins won over the Air Force
Jets by the score of 50 to 45. This
kept the Bruins in first place in
the Base-City Basketball League
after one round of games.
It was nip aand tuck most of
the way, with the power showing
up in the final play. For the Bru
ins, Hall made 16 'counters and
Keiser 13. High-point man and
outstanding player for the Jets
was Jackson with 19 points.
In the second game of the eve
ning, Coach Bill Ullrich’s sharp
shooting Nanooks overcame the
Marchants by the score of 63 to
46. The high school team exhib
ited good ball-handling and accur
ate shooting and had very little
trouble controlling the game.
High scorers for the Nanooks
were Willova with 19, Dunbar
with 18, and Herman with 16.
For the Merchants, Longley and
Kost each had 11.
Rita Harper left for Fairbanks
to enjoy Thanksgiving with her
brother and sister and their fam
ilies. She plans a visit to Anchor
age before returning home next
week.
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Recent Storm Delays
Return Home of Lyng,
Swanberg and Baldwin
Sen. Howard Lyng, Nels Swan
berg Jr., and Bob Baldwin re
turned to Nome yesterday after
noon via Wien Airlines—Lyng
from Juneau, where he has been
attending a Legislative Commit
tee meeting, Swanberg from Fair
banks, where he spent the Thanks
giving holiday with his daugh
ter Lois and son-in-law Harry
Hough, and Baldwin from a suc
cessful caribou hunt in the Kotze
bue-Noatak area.
The only thing newsworthy
about this item is that it involves
not one but two trips to Nome.
Lyng and Swanberg departed
Fairbanks Friday morning via
Kotzebue.
Their plane picked up hunter
Baldwin and his three caribou at
Kotzebue, proceeded to Nome, but
could not land due to Nome’s
first winter blow and heavy snow
fall. This meant returning to Fair
banks, where the travellers and
the three caribou waited out the
storm, returning late Sunday.
Lou Eberle, who has been em
ployed by the Alaska Road Com
mission, left for a visit to Los
Angeles.
M. Ayagarrigan left for Fresno
with the A1 Branson family and
will enjoy her first trip to the
States.
ATTENTION MASONS
Regular Staled Communication
Thursday, December 2. Election
of officers. Your attendance re
quested.
Charles F. Lewis,
Acting Master 141
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Great Excitement From
Nome to California Over
Roof Garden On Dec. 11
Pearse Walsh, who flew in yes
terday with Wien Airlines, states:
There is great excitement all
the way from Nome to California
about the coming Roof Garden
and especially in Seattle, where
George Bodis is contemplating ar
ranging for a special charter trip
to attend the Event. WOW! That
sure is a big slug of GOLD Ben
Gillette and Tolbert Scott are
packing around. I believe this is
the largest nugget I’ve seen for
any Roof Garden.”
Paid Adv.
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Sgl. and Mrs. Dirk Hoogland j
are the parents of a nine pound,
11 ounce daughter, Amada Gay,
born Saturday at the hospital.
Sgt. Hoogland is stationed here
with the ACS.
P-TA Will Elect Officers
At Meeting This Evening
The Parent - Teachers Associa
tion meeting tonight will include
the election of officers as well as
a few remarks by Superintendent
W. Angell who was out of town
at the last scheduled meeting.
The time of the meeting has
been announced bv the temporary
chairman, Mrs. Steve Andersen,
as 8 p.m. at the high school as
sembly room.
ALASKA AIRLINES
To Anchorage: Calvin S. Well
maker, Robert Halberg.
From Anchorage: Sgt. Sanders.
From Unalakleet: Frances Eben,
Lincoln Milligrock, Christine
Kungesuk.
To Gambell: Capt. Grossman.
To Unalakleet: Frank Nagasiak,
Paul Waskey.
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