PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving from Fairbanks Tues
day morning were William Munz
and Richard Stein. From Seattle,
Art McLain and John Shafer,
who was a round trip passenger.
Departing for Seattle were:
Martin Keith, Vernon Carlson,
Howard and Lillian Lehto, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Lee and Diane
and Douglas Lee, and Allen Coup
land.
Portland Chamber To Observe
Alaska Day With Luncheon
The Portland Chamber of Com
merce is observing its second an
nual Alaska Day luncheon on Feb.
16 at which time sheefish and
Alaska crab will be featured on
the menu as well as Alaska pota
toes and other vegetables.
President Terris Moore of the
University of Alaska is scheduled
to -be the main speaker.
Pioneers To Hold Annual
Midwinter Banquet
Saturday Night
This coming Saturday night at
the Pioneer Hall will be held the
Pioneers’ Annual Midwinter Ban
quet. This year the Pioneers and
members of the Auxiliary with
their families and escorts will be
dining on tasty ftied chicken.
This year’s guests will be the
members of the Roof Garden cast
and their escorts.
After the banquet, an entertain
ing evening has been planned by
the Banquet Committee, whose
chairman is Mike Kelly. His able
helpers are Pearse Wajsh and
Fred Bockman.
Brothers George Gemalis, Si
Sahlin and John Kost are in
charge of preparing the repast.
Father Murphy is visiting in
Teller, having left Tuesday.
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Out-of-Town Orders Carefully Handled
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Via OCEAN VAN LINE
FOR INFORMATION CONTACT OUR LOCAL OFFICE
FROM SEWARD
SS Denali Feb. 5 SS Denali Feb. 19
Silka Ketchikan Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle Juneau Seattle
SS Baranof Feb.12 SS Baranof Feb. 26
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Juneau Seattle Juneau Seattle
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
J. J. DILLON, Agent — Phone Main 68
Tundrabirds Drop Church
As Eclats Down CAP
In Tuesday Basketball
By HERB WILLIAMS
The 32nd Tundrabirds rebound
ed from their upset by the High
School last week and bounced the
Federated Church 40-30 in Tues
day’s second game which followed
the 23rd Eclats who trounced the
CAP 61-24 in the first tilt.
The Tundrabirds led through
out the game, but had to rally
strong in the fourth quarter as
the Church closed the margin to
31-29 with three minutes left to
play. Baskets by Deket, McCarty
and Litman clinched the win for
the 32nd who now have a season
total of J.6 wins and one loss. It
was the Church’s seventh setback
to only four wins.
Mike Litman paced the winners
with 12, McCarty 10, Deket 5,
Harper apd Walton 4 each, Goo'd
win and Bensman 2 each, and
Durham 1. For the Church, Pete
Hahn 14, Grossoehme 9, Kangas
4, Scott 2 and Williams 1.
The CAP defense collapsed as
the 23rd outfit ran up a 9-4 mar
gin in the first quarter and boost
ed their total to 24-8 at the half.
The winners hit for 15 points in
the third period and held their op
ponents to 7 as they led 39-15
and in the final quarter, with
their fast-break rolling, finished
the game off with a 61-24' count.
For the Eclats, Lenen 15, Coop
er 11, Freer 10, Lezar 9, Gernes 6,
Baumgartner 4, Allen and Bakken
3 each. McClure was high for the
CAP with 7, Kleist 6, Jones 4,
Kramer 3, Kliest 2 and Levesque
1. The win gave the 23rd a sea
son record of 11-4 and the CAP
3-10.
NOTICE
There will be no National
Guard meeting tonight.
NOTICE
—MEN & WOMEN PIONEERS—
Their Families and Escorts
are invited to the
Annual MIDWINTER BANQUET
Pioneer Hall February 7, 1953
Punch - 6:30 Dinner - 7:00
NOTICE
The Women's Society for Chris
tian Service will hold its regular
meeting at the home of Mrs. Al
fred Enix at 8 p.m. on Friday.
Feb. 6th.
— Pioneers’ Attention —
MEETING TONIGHT
Pioneer Igloo
8:00 P.M.
— Sumptuous Lunch —
— Liquid Refreshments —
NOTICE
The VFW entertainment at the
Pioneer Hall, originally scheduled
for the fourth of this month, has
been postponed until the 11th.
—"Hap" Lancaster
WANT ADS
FOR RENT—Small warm cabin.
See Howard Green. tf
HOUSE For Sale. Call Main 4'2
GIRL wanted at MMM Hospital
DREAM
THEATER
Thursday — 7:30 p.m.
"LORNA DOONE"
Barbara Hale - Richard Greene
* -
Friday — 7:45 & 9 p.m.
"When The Redskins Rode"
- Jon Hall - Mary Castle
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Ralph Moody,
From Unalakleet: H. S. Rowe,
Wendell Burns, T. Katchatag, L.
C. Ferguson.
To Kotzebue: Suzy Beltz, Amos
Tonayuk, Eugene Toolie.
To Anchorage? Scott Bottorff,
Thos. Neville, John Kuzmuk, Ben
Oksoktaruk, James Oksoktaruk,
Lewis Barron, Joseph Garoutte,
Ira Packard.
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by tne
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Bureau
Clear and cold tonight. Increas
ing cloudiness Thursday. Winds
generally NW becoming NE 10-15
mph Thursday. Lowest tempera
ture expected tonight -25, highest
Thursday -8.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: High temperature
-19, low -25. Max. wind 19 mph
from the WNW. Sunrise at 8:35
a.m., sunset at 3:57 p.m.
Temperatures a year ago today:
high -10, lc?w -23. Extremes this
date since 1907: high 40 in 1912,
low -41 in 1947.
Station Temp. Weather
Barrow -24 Clear
Kotzebue -29 Snow
Wales -27 Clear
Gambell -15 Part cloudy
Nome -23 Clear
Unalakleet -30 Part cloudy
Bethel -32 Clear
McGrath -49 Clear
Anchorage -1 Clear
Fairbanks ’ -41 Ice fog
Whitehorse 26 Part cloudy
Edmonton 25 Part cloudy
Juneau 39 Cloudy
Ketchikan 4Q Rain
Seattle 39 Part cloudy
Due to illness of both the teach
er and many of the students, the
Girl Scout dancing class under
the direction of Mrs. Jackson will
not start next Saturday as orig
inally scheduled.
Marlin Keith of Lomen Com
mercial Co., left Tuesday to- vaca
| tion with his family who are now
, in the States.
Mr. and Mrs. George Newlon
; and daughter Rose Marie, plan to
; leave soon to make their home
! in Fairbanks. Mr. Newton is with
the U.S. Engineers.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lee and
their two grandchildren, Diane a
and Douglas, left Tuesday to
spend the rest of the winter in
the States.
Bishop Gleason of the Catholic
Church, who arrived from Fair
banks via Kotzebue, is visiting
churches in this area.
The surface waters of the Per
sian Gulf sometimes reach a tem
perature of 96 degrees Fahrenheit.
Arctic Native Brotherhood gj
I DANCE |
I SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6 |
String Band Music — Refreshments ^
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