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All-Star Basketball Game
Playoff Friday Evening
The Base All-Stars evened up
their current series with the City'
All-Stars last Friday at the base
gym 42-41. ^
With this win the current series
stands at one game each and a
third game will be necessary to
determine the championship of
Nome. The big game will be held
this coming Friday at the high
school gym starting at 8 o’clock.
Higgins, formerly of the Blue
Devils was high point man with
17. Other base players who scored
or saw action were Robinson 10,
Peterson 6, Ruller 4, LaFollette 1.
DeKeyser failed to score.
For the city, Chug Willoya hit
for 14, Pete Hahn 8, Pete Larsen
and Gil Ozenna 5 points each,
Issac Larsen and Elmer Green 4,
Herb Williams, 2, A1 Sahlin,
George Bell and Milt Willoya saw
action -but did not score.
The town team led at the first
quarter 11-10 but the base team
rallied and forged ahead 23-19
at the half. The townies spurted
to 36-32 in the third quarter and
at the end the base pulled the
game out of fire in the last 40
seconds as Bobby Minick canned
a lay-in shot. The city won the
first game 56-55.
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No Filings Yet For Council
With city petitions only a week
away no petitions have been filed
with the City Clerk for council
man. Closing date for filing is
tomorrow afternoon at 5 p.m.
To date four have filed for the
school board: Jane Galvin, Robert
Baldwin, Helen Fagerstrom and
Maurice O’Brien.
Carrie McLain has filed for city
clerk and A. Daue for city treas
urer.
Forest Kirby, assistant place
ment officer for the ANS, passed
through Nome enroute north on
official business. He plans to re
turn here in the near future.
The Fire Department was called
out last evening to a residence
owned by Lyman Madden east of
the Nome School. Considerable
damage is reported to the interior
of the building, which was well
covered with snow.
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MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Josephine Kaija.
Discharged: Mary Ann Amarok,
Olaf Piscoya, Davis Mendalook,
John Esinatuk and Ralph Kopoc.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—House and lot in
cluding 16x16 building; gun
cabinet; Spin-Dry washing ma
chine; 8 mm Revere movie pro
jector; Floor lamp; 45 rpm rec
cord player with records; 125
gal. oil storage tank; 1 lot Kim
sul insulation; 1 lot masonite;
Waffle iron, toaster, iron, elec
tric heater, etc. All priced for
quick sale. Call Charles O’Leary
or Ted Duffield.
FOR SALE — Asst, of picture
frames. All sizes. Call Red 37.
DUEAM
THEATER
Tuesday, March 25 — 7:30 p.m.
"TOP O' THE MORNIN'"
Bing Crosby Barry Fitzgerald
Ann Blyth
Thursday, March 27 — 7:30 p.m.
"UNMASKED"
Barbara Fuller Robert Rockwell
Cpl. Vandervoort Receives
Commendation Medal For
Fighting Tundra Fire Here
Cpl. Deveraux P. Vandervoort
oi‘ 6090 60th Rd., Seattle, has been
awarded the Commendation Rib
bon with Metal Pendant, it was
announced by the Department of
i he Army in Washington.
He was stationed at Nome on
July 2, 1951, when a fire broke
out in oil-soaked tundra and
threatened to destroy an Army
Signal Corps radio station.
His citation eontinues:
“Corporal Vandervoort, without
waiting for orders . . . manned a
bulldozer and immediately pro
ceeded into the flames. Repeated
ly scooping blazing tundra ahead
of him despite the intense heat
and danger, he succeeded in par
tially overcoming the conflagra
tion, thereby assisting fire depart
ment personnel to control the fire
and prevent serious damage and
possible loss of the entire sta
tion.”
“The alert and courageous ac
tion taken by Corporal Vander
voort, in the face of considerable
danger, reflects distinct credit
upon himself and the military
service.”
Vandervoort was stationed in
Nome with the 9427th Technical
Service Unit, Alaska Communica
tion System, and is now with the
same outfit in Seattle, Wash.
Dave Belcher, reindeer inspec
tor for the ANS, passed through
Nome for St. Michaels where he
will check the Tony Joule deer,
known as the Stewart Island herd.
He also plans to go to Igloo to
inspect the Kakarak herd.
Margery Castel and
Ray Hay. Married
Margery Castel, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Aarnout Castel, was
married last Saturday evening to
Raymond Hay by U.S. Commis
sioner Russell Arnett.
The wedding took place at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. Arvo
Saario with Vera Nelson and Arvo
Saario as attendants to the young
couple.
The bride wore a soft gray suit
with a blue velvet hat and a cor
sage of white orchids.
Following the wedding, a re
ception was held for friends and
family. A beautiful wedding cake
in spring colors of whiite and yel
low with fresh stock and carna
tion decorated the candle-lit table.
The bride is employed at the
tax assessor’s office and the groom
is employed at the Board of Trade.
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Passengers arriving Nome: Bill
Marshall, Henry Tanner, Johnnie
Owen, Patrick Daly.
Passengers to Anchorage: Hal
Fairhurst, Henry Tanner, James
Keys, Bill Marshall.
To Unalakleet: Robert Thomas,
Dale Belcher.
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