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Juneau Seattle
SS Denali Mar. 20
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
For Further Information Wire, Write or Phone
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
. FAIRBANKS — ANCHORAGE — SEWARD
City Council To Buy
Insurance City Playfield
At the regular meeting of the
City Council on Monday the in
surance on the City Playfield was
approved by the Council. It was
announced that the insurance had
been increased on volunteer fire
men and city employees in the
Fire Department with premiums
of $310 instead of $210 annually.
The City Clerk advised the
Council that three more chauf
feurs licenses had been granted
and that several more were due.
As the siren failed to respond
Sunday at the time of the fire
in the Firelite Room of the Board
of Trade, an inspection was made
by Bill Shepard, repair man of
the Northern Light and Power
Co. and a defective wire was
found which has been repaired.
Mayor Jones advised the city
that he has written the Territorial
Bar Assn, concerning the possi
bility of a lawyer being obtained
for the city, as a city attorney
was badly needed.
Since there has been some ques
tion raised concerning the fcoliec
tion of sales tax on rentals, the
matter has been referred to an
attorney in Fairbanks.
John McNees raised the ques
tion of health cards for the city
for food handlers. The practice
was discontinued last fall.
Mr. McNees felt that people
here should be protected against
communicable diseases with this
precaution, especially due to the
high incidence of TB in the area.
A consultation of the city offi
cials and the public health officer
was held, it has been reported,
and the legal status of health
cards is being investigated.
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ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving from Anchorage was
K. E. Munger; departing for An
chorage were M. O’Brien, S. Peck,
T. Jenson, Bob Lewis, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Gillette, Donald Cam
eron, J. Davenport, J. Thrasher,
Wallace Waters, Raymond Green
wood, J. Dakin, G. Trumpure, L.
Lafriere, Gordon Barth, Richard
Fahmey.
Departing for Gambell were
Mr. and Mrs. Don Gilette.
Departing for Kotzebue were
Howard Laycock, E. Esenituck,
Eunice Stalker, Edith Bullock,
Mrs. R. Hardy and two children.
NOTICE
Reservations for the dinner on
March 4, honoring Bob Reeve, are
available through W. W. Laws or
Helen Kirklin at $3.00 a plate.
NOTICE
RUMMAGE SALE
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28
LWY Community Center
10 a.m. to 2 p.m. 25
WANT ADS
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FOR SALE—2 kitchen stools; 1
pr. skis, new/bindings; 1 china
closet, floor lamp, table lamp,
Taylor-Tot, extra floor lamp
shade and glass reflector; Delta
lathe, wood/metal with attach
ments. Phone Black 70. 25
FOUND—Two keys in a leather
holder. Inquire at Nugget.
DREAM
THEATER
Thursday, Feb. 28—7:30 p.m.
" COMM ANCHE TERRITORY "
Maureen O'Hara McDonald Carey
Friday, Feb. 29—7:15 & 9:00 p.m.
"PIONEER MARSHALL"
- Monte Hale -
Final Scheduled Hoop
Ganges Played Last Night
By Herb Williams
The final two regular scheduled
games of the 1951-5^ season were
played at the high school last
night. The Blue Devils trounced
Grfcyson’s Hustlers 40-2,7 and the
Army Five stopped the 142nd
Radar 52-45.
Bob Robinson hit for 14 points
in pacing the Blue Devil win. The
halftime score favored the Hustl
ers 19-16.
In the second game, the Army,
grabbed a firm hold on third
place by defeating the 142nd
51-45. McKee scored 13 points.
The Army held a slim one point
lead at halftime 25-24, the lead
changed hands several times
throughout the final half before
the Army gained the final de
cision.
The schedule for make-up and
postponed games will be announ
ced in Friday’s paper.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving with Pan American
Airways yesterday were Robin
son C. Kite, Herbert Kagonna,
James Manning, John Vlaar, and
the Nome High Basketball Team
with Coach Pete Hahn.
Departing were Mrs. Evans Bell
and * infant and Mary Houston.
James Manning# deputy collec
tor of the Internal Revenue Of
fice, arrived yesterday to open
his office in the Federal Bldg, and
help the public with their tax
problems.
He will be here until March 15.
COMMISSIONER HOLDS
SANITY HEARING AT
ST. LAWRENCE INLAND
U.S. Commissioner Russell Ar
nett made a flight to Gambell
over the weekend to have an in
sanity hearing on Carrie Powell,
wife of a U.S. Weather Bureau
employee who is stationed there.
The woman is reported to have
beaten her husband and cut her
hair, but during the trial she was
very docile and quiet.
The jury found her sane.
IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
Davis Mendalook was given 20
days in the Federal Jail for being
drunk and disorderly.
BERING SEA CLUB
UNDERGOING REMODELING
The Bering Sea Club is under
going extensive renovation and
repairs and according to an ad
vertisement in this issue will re
open the afternoon of March 1.
Owner Joe Wallace reports that
among new equipment to be add
ed to the kitchen is a new auto
matic hot water dish washer.
Mr. Wallace also stated that a
merchant’s lunch will be featured
at reasonable prices as soon as
the establishment reopens.
OLANNA - NUNOORUK
NUPTIALS THIS EVENING
Ralph Olanna and Margaret
Nunooruk are to be married this
evening at 6:45 at the Commun
ity Methodist Church. .
The many friends of the young
couple are invited to attend the
wedding at which Rev. Robert
| Treat will officiate.
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Straight Pool Tournament
For Bering Sea Championship
FINALS TONIGHT — 7:30 p.m.
Art Paulos vs. Vernon Kagoona
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WE NOW HAVE ON SALE
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
CARVED AND ETCHED
TABLE SERVICE
Carving Sets. 3 pieces.$35.00
Carving Sets.. 2 pieces. 25.00
Etched Sets . 3 pieces. 35.00
Etched Sets . 2 pieces 25.00
Steak Knives Etched ....8 pieces.$40.00
Steak Knives Etched ....6 pieces. 30.00
Steak Knives Carved ....8 pieces. 40.00
Steak Knives Carved ....6 pieces. 30.00
GUARANTEED FINEST QUALITY
STAINLESS STEEL BLADES
The Carving is done by our Native Carvers.
The Etching is done by our Native Artists.