Army Bruins Remain
Unbeaten In Last Hoop
Games Friday Night
Last Friday evening local bas- j
ketball fans witnessed the last
scheduled basketball games for
the season and came away well
ipleased with another action
packed games which have char
acterized the playing all season.
The first game, between the
Baby Nanooks and the Air Force
Gooney Birds, resulted in a win
toy the school team 34 to 29. The
young hoop artists started off
well and ldd at the half 21-11.
In the second half, the Air Force
five found the range and closed
the gap, however they were not
able to overcome the lead before
the final bell. For the Nanooks,
Titus and Drake were high with
14 and 10, and for the Air Force
Murray, Wilberger and Williams
scored 8, 6 and 5 respectivey.
In the night-cap, the combined
Merchant and Air Force team
failed to down the still unbeaten
Army Bruins in a fast game that
will be long remembered.
It was only in the last few
minutes that the Army was able
to pull out in front and finish
. 50 to 42.
High men for the Bruins were
Keiser 23, Roberts 11, and Boe
man 7. For the Air Force-Mer
chants Barnette, 18, George Bell
12 and Harold Bell 7.
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JIM WALSH RETURNS FROM ;
MEETING IN HONOLULU
Jim Walsh, local manager for
PAA returned today from Hawaii
where he attended a meeting of
district sales managers. He said
that last Sunday it was so warm
that when he and other members
of the Alaska delegation went
swimming they got “quite red’
from the sun.
He also said that he wishes all
Nomeites could take advantage
of the wonderful weather of the
islands.
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Two SAS Pilots Look
Over Alaska Airfields
Word has been received from
the Seattle office of Scandinavian
Airways System expressing ap
preciation for the plans made by
the Nome Chamber of Commerce
to entertain their crew and of- J
ficials who were scheduled to
come to Nome on a familiarization
flight recently.
Although their plans changed
suddenly, two pilots for the com
pany have been covering the area
preparatory to the proposed trans
polar flight schedules from
Europe to the Orient.
Their flights in this area are
with Wien Airlines and they have
visited Barrow, Fort Yukon, Gal
ena and other points which have
landing fields.
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Pioneer Whist Winners
The Pioneers of Alaska held
another of their whist games Sat- j
urday evening with an additional ■
three tables being set up for the j
evening.
Winners for the evening were
Bob Schick, Ben Mozee, and Rob
ert Scott. Women winners were
Mrs. Gus Bjornstad, Mrs. Herb
Jenks and Mrs. Richard Lee.
Door prize went to Pete Reader.
Delicious cakes were served by
the committee which was headed
by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ullrich.
Arthur McLain Discharged From
Army, Now Lives In Anchorage
Arthur McLain, son of Mrs.
Carrie McLain, has completed his
military service this month and
was discharged Feb. 12, receiving
a Good Conduct Medal for “ex
emplary behavior.” He also re
ceived an special letter of ap
preciation from his commanding
officer, Lt. Col. G. Horsman, who
stated that he had observed Ar
thur’s work and regretted that he
was leaving the service.
McLain is now a civilian work
er with the U.S. Quartermaster
Corps at Anchorage, where he is
in the maintenance division, re
pairing fork-lift trucks and spe
cializing in ignition and fuel sys
tems.
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS
The Dog Ordinance with final
revisions shall be read at the
Council meeting Feb. 28.
Carrie M. McLain,
City Clerk
Publish Feb. 25, 28, 1955
NOTICE
The Poll Book is now open in
the City Clerk's Office for the
registration of voters for the
forthcoming Municipal and
School Board elections, to be held
April 5, 1955. Qualified electors
must reside one year in the Ter
ritory and thirty days in the pre
cinct.
Carrie M. McLain,
City Clerk
Publish Feb. 16, 23, 28, 1955.
WANT ADS
LOST—Gold buckle ring. Reward.
Call Blk 17 or leave at Nugget.
FOR SALE—Used washers, man
gle, iron and bicycle, etc. Call
Main 31. 25c
STRICTLY modern apt. — Call
Geo. Hite, Main 123.
FOUND—Girl’s wallet with pic
tures. Claim at Nugget.
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Adults 85? Children 40?
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Directed by W. S. Van Dyke
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-Starting 7:15 & 9:15 p.m.
Dog Ordinance To Come Before
Council For Action Tonight
Tonight at the regular meeting
of the City Council, the final
discussion will be held concern
ing the pending dog ordinance j
and dog licensing issue which has j
been pending for the past month, i
Final action was delayed until!
the return of City Attorney Jim |
von der Heydt.
Clyde Kammerer Convalescing
In Long Beach, Calif., Hospital
Clyde Kammerer, who suffer
ed a back injury in an automobile
accident last summer, is convales
cing satisfactorily, states his wife
who is living at Long Beach, Cal.,
to be near her husband who is in
the Veterans Hospital at Long
Beach.
Clyde would like to hear from
his friends and enjoys visits from
Alaskans. Recently Hazel and
Binks Seiffert visited him.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: George Auliye.
Discharged: Lloyd Watkins and
Mary Ann Aukongak.
Son Born To Mr. and Mrs.
William Beltz At Fairbanks
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A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
William Beltz in Fairbanks on
Feb. 24.
Beltz is a senator from the 2nd j
Division and is attending the 22nd j
Legislature now in session at
Juneau. Mrs. Beltz is the former)
public health nurse at Fairbanks j
where they make their home. |
Home Arts Ckb
Entertain Girt Scants *
Tuesday Evening
The Home Arts Club, sponsors
of Girl Scouts, are entertaining
them with a party tomorrow eve
ning at 7:30.
Due to the large number of
Scouts the group will be divided
for the entertainment. Brownie
Scouts and their leaders and part
of the Home Arts Club members
will meet at the Recreation Cen
ter of the LWY Community Cen
ter. Intermediates and Senior
Scouts will meet at the Social
Rooms of the Community Meth
odist Church.
Following the party Scout
leaders and members of Home
Arts will meet at the LWY Com
munity Center for refreshments.
All-Alaska C of C To Meet
At Juneau April 14 to 16
The All - Alaska Chamber of
Commerce has set April 14-16 at
Juneau for their spring session
at which time new officers will
be elected.
A fine program is planned,
stated President Tormod Bie, and
some outstanding speakers should
make it a stimulating and inter
esting meeting.
We like a lawn covered with
snow—
No leaves to rake, no grass to
mow.
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