ISPORTLAND ROSTER BOASTS FORMER MALEMUTE, POLAR BEAR STARS
By Mary Halvi
New to Fairbanks City League
basketball rosters this year is
the Sportland AAU team. The
group is somewhat unique in
that its members must often
play against their former teams,
as "it is comprised mainly of
Fairbanks High School and Uni
versity of Alaska alumni.
DICK STRAIGHT
Coach and straight shooting for
ward is Richard Strait, City Recrea
tion Director. He tips the scales at
195 pounds and is 6'4". Originally
from Portland, Oregon, Strait
played for three years for Oregon
State College, and Yoncalla AAU.
He also played for the Mt. Edge
eumbe Lions in 1953 when they were
Gold Medal Champs. During the
eight years he has lived in Fair
FOR SALE
government surplus
BUILDING
The U.S. Army Engineer District. Alas
ka is now issuing Invitation for Bids
62-’4 offering for sale a wood frame
storage building, approximately 1.000
sq ft., located at Johnson River ACS
Repeater Station. Alaska.
Bids to be opened 2:00 pm.. 1 March
1962.
Further information and bid forms may
be obtained by calling at Room 7D.
Bldg 21-706. Elmendorf AFB. or by writ
ing to the U.S. Army Engineer District,
Alaska. P O. Box 7002. Anchorage. Al
aska. ATTN: Real Estate Division.
Pub.: Jan. 31. Feb. 7 and 14, 1962
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Timber for Sale, United States Depart
ment of the Interior. Subject to the Act
Of July 31, 1947 <43 U.S.C., Section 1185*,
and the rep..lations thereunder *43 C.F.R.,
Part 259' sealed bids <so designated on
outside of envelope* will be received by
the Bureau of Land Management, Range
and Forestry Officer. 516 Second Avenue.
Fairbanks. Alaska, up to and opened at
2:00 p.m.. Alaska Standard Time. March
2. 1962. for ell commercial timber marked
or designated for removal in the follow
ing described area: Section 8. T11S.,
R15E.. Fairbanks Meridian according to
the Fairbanks Land Office protraction
sheets. The timber is on unsurveyed
islands along the right limit of the Tanana
River approximately 6 miles down stream
from the C.immings Sawmill, containing
600.000 board meet of white spruce saw
timber with a 10" D.B.H. and larger
(Scribner Log Scale*. No bid less than
$3.50 per thousand board feet for White
Spruce saw timber will be considered.
Access by public road to approximately
16 miles from sale area. The appraised
price is $2,100.00. a minimum deposit of
$210.00 must be submitted with, the bid
in the firm of cash, money order, or cer
tified check drawn in favor of Bureau
of Land Management, shall accompany
bid. Highest qualified sealed bid will be
opening bid in oral action. Deposit will
be applied to the purchase price, re
funded or retained as liquidation damages
according to the conditions of the sale.
I Successful bidder will be held liable
I for full contract price whether volume is
I more or less than contract. The right is
I hereby reserved to waive technical de
I fects in this advertisement and to reject
I any and all bids. The United States also
I reserves the right to waive any informa
I tion in bids received whenever such
I waiver is in the interest of the United
I States. Before bids are submitted further
I information concerning the timber, con
I ditions of sale, bonds, and submission of
I bids may be obtained from the Bureau
I 2* Lai'd Management. Range and Forestry
I Officer, Room 205, 516 Second Avenue.
I Fairbanks. Alaska.
I First Pub.: Jan. 31. 1962
I Last Pub.: Feb. 21. 1962
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
in the Matter of the Estate )
ORMOND H. HAMMOND. )
Deceased. )
No. 61-142P
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
undersigned, Constance E. Hammond,
was on the 25th day of January, 1962,
IDy an order of the above-entitled Court
appointed Executrix of the Estate of
Pfmond H. Hammond, deceased: and that
■ ereupon Qualified as such executrix
|n the manner required by law, and all
Creditors and persons having claims
■gainst said estate are hereby required
1° present their claims, with the neces
iary vouchers, within six months from
■he date of this publication, to the un
■ersigned executrix at P.O. Box 200,
Fairbanks, Alaska, which office the un
■ersigned does hereby designate as her
■lace of business in all matters con
B^tfdwith the said estate.
■ DATED at Fairbanks. Alaska, this 31st
■ay of January. 1962.
CONSTANCE E. HAMMOND
»rst Pub.: Jan. 31. 1962
■»st Pub.: Feb. 21, 1962
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banks, he has also played some I
city league ball.
Strait and his wife Marian, who
live at No. 1 Timberland Drive, j
have four children. He received his I
B.S. in 1948 at Oregon State; EDM
in 1953, and EDD in 1960 at Florida
State University.
Gerry Work
Another forward on the team is 1
185 pound, 6’3” Gerry Work, who
came to Fairbanks 10 months ago
from Dukedom, Tennessee. Work
graduated from Cuba, Kentucky.
High School and was on the high
school team there and All Star
team, I Corps in Korea. He and
his wife Janice and young son live
at 3H8 Fairview Manor.
Gil Farley
Bil Farley, 6'6" center, is another
newcomer to Fairbanks. He came
College Hockey
Team Wins 8-2
Over Anchorage
The University of Alaska hockey
team won their first State Cham
pionship after an 8-2 victory over
the Anchorage Merchants in An
chorage Monday night. The game
was the fifth one played by the
Polar Bears during the Alaska
Amateur Hockey Tournament held
in Anchorage over the last week
end.
The Nanooks won four games and
tied the fifth. The tie game was an
earlier match with the Merchants.
Inspired by co-captains Ed Arm
strong and A1 Norrington, the Polar
Bears swept through all opposition
in the tournament to win the cham
pionship.
Secretary of State Hugh J. Wade
presented the championship trophy
to Nanook coach Bill Dalatri at the
end of the tournament.
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John Butrovich, Jr.
Grace Butrovich, Howard Byrne
Dial Gl 6-6671
513 2nd Ave.—Nordale Hotel
P. O. Box 1430
Fairbanks, Alaska
from Tiffin, Ohio, about three
months ago and played for the Tif
fin AAU team one year. While he
was attending the University of
Florida after graduation from Cal
vert high school in Tiffin, he played
basketball for two years. He lives
at 110 Second Street and hopes to
attend the University of Alaska
next semester.
Jim Growden
Graduating from Fairbanks High
School in 1953, Jim Growden at
tended Eastern Washington College
of Education in 1957 and graduated
from the University of Alaska in
1961. He is now a teacher at Denali
Grade School, and plays guard for
the AAU team. He weighs 165
pounds and is 5'10”. Growden played
for Fairbanks High School for
three years, Sportland team in
1959-60 and Mecca team in 1960-61.
He and his wife Ellucia and their
Colin Toivse Now
In Basic Training
Colin Towse, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Towse of Slaterville, writes
that he has finished the first phase
of basic training at the U.S. Naval
Training School, San Diego. Cal. He
will be eligible for his first leave
the middle of February.
two children reside at 126 Chase
Drive.
Jerry Williams
Jerry Williams, center and for
ward for the team, weighs 206
pounds and is 6'3". Williams is a
1956 graduate of Lathrop High
School and played basketball for
Fairbanks High School for three
I years. He plans to make Fairbanks
his home.
Howard Goldsby
Ohio also contributed another
member to the AAU team. Howard
Goldsby, guard, came from Cleve
land about eight months ago with
his wife Angel and their four chil
dren. He weighs 160 pounds, is 5'9"
and was a member of Cleveland
Class A City League after gradua
tion from East Technical High
School. The Goldsbys who live at
919 Sixth, plan to live in Fairbanks
for some time.
Rick Downing
Richard Downing is a new addi
tion to the team, for he formerly
played for the University of Alaska
where he is majoring in civil engin
eering. Downing, who plays guard,
weighs 190 pounds, is 5'8” and a for
mer member of the Fairbanks High
School team in addition to two and
one-half years with the U of A
junior varsity and varsity teams.
Joe Tremarello
Coach of the Lathrop High School
| Malemutes and member of the AAlf
! basketball team is Joe Tremarello,
! a graduate of Fairbanks High School
in 1953 and the University of Alas
ka. He played three years of high
school varsity ball and four years
of U of A varsity in addition to
City League experience with the
Sportland and Mecca teams. Trema
rello is 5’ 10" guard and weighs 170
pounds. He and his wife, Ann, and
son reside at 809 Pedro Place and
plan to live in Fairbanks in the
future.
Billy Ackiss
Billy Ackiss, guard, weighs 175
pounds and is 5’10” and has lived
in Fairbanks for three years. He is
originally from Baltimore, Ohio, and
attended the University of San
Francisco one year and also Mont
eray Junior College, where he
played ball for a year. He attended
the University of Alaska last year
and was on the varsity team. When
he was in the Army he played two
years of ball. Ackiss, his wife Don
na, and their two children live at
12 Baranof, Hamilton Acres.
Frank McGilvery
Not attending the University, but
working there, is Frank McGilvery,
forward of the AAU, who is 6T"
and weighs 180 pounds. He played
i in the Anchorage City League last
1 year and came to Alaska two years
! ago from Kentucky.
The Great Annual 1962
NENANA ICE CLASSIC
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Tickets may be purchased at the following places:
Co-Op Drug
Redwood Bar
Swanson's Corner
Chena Bar
Crystal Room
Mecca Bar
Silver Dollar Bar
Polaris Cocktail Lounge
Drop Inn
Club Alaskan
Fairbanks Bar
Eva McGown
Denali Grocery
Nevada Bar
Elks Club
Eagles Club
Pastime Bar
Sportland
Edee's Bar
Traveler's Inn
North Star Club
[ Paulines Rainbow Room
Billikin Lounge
as Ddiruw
I Tickets have also been distributed to all outlying areas as rar norm
and south to Tok.
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NENANA ICE BREAKUP DATES
1918— May 11.
1919— May 3.
1920— May 1.
1921— May 11.
1922— May 12.
1923— May 9
1924— May 11
1925— May 7.
1926— April 26
1927— May 12.
1928— May 6
1929— May 5.
1930— May 8.
1931— May 10.
1933— May 8.
1935— May 15.
1936— April 30.
1938— May 6.
1932— May 1.
1934— April 30.
1937— May 12.
1939— April 29.
The net pay-off for the
1956—$106,000.00
1959—$ 93,000.00
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winning guess for the last seven years as folloxcs
1957—$113,500.00 1958—$104,500.00
1960—$ 80,000.00 1961—$ 75,999.00
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Permit
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Sponsored Thru The Decades By The
NENANA ICE CLASSIC COMMITTTEE
which this year comprises the following prominent residents of Nenana: Rob
ert Coghill, Don Clark,, who is also mana ger again, as he has been for many
years, William P. Monroe, Alfred Ketzler, Vern Hensley, Norman Suckling and
Fred Mueller.
HURRY!
Buy Those Tickets Now!
Closing Date Midnight, April 7, 1962