Scotch Doubles
Winners Named
The action was fast and furious
from the first ten minutes after
the doors were opened at Aukruk
Lanes Saturday noon. Assorted
groans of anguish along with rare
screams of surprised delight ac
companied the heroic efforts of a
great many erstwhile Scotchmen
and champion pin-splitters. Besides
the fun, there were prizes to be
won, and following are the top
three scoring in each of the three
divisions:
Mixed
Carl Glavinovich and Myrna
Durrett 676.
Tom Martin and Borgny Reader
592.
George Waldheim and Ilene
Schick 543.
Men
Carl Glavinovich and Dick
Deems 623.
Goorge Lienard and Carl Gla
vinovich 589.
Chuck L'•wis and George Wald
heim 581.
Women
Betty Jocius and Sharon Bell
613.
Irene Greene and Alice Scott
589.
Laura Johnsen and Irene Green
568.
The success of this event exceed
ed the pessimistic hopes of the
sponsoring Sourdough Assn., by a
comfortable margin and it is hoped,
put some ideas into the heads of
women’s league.
Beta Sigma Phi Donates $100 to
Children's Ward at MMM Hospital
Beverly Morgan announced that
the Beta Sigma Phi planned to
give $100 to the local hospital to
be used for equipment needed for
the children’s ward.
This announcement was made
last Thursday night when the
group met at the home of Janet
Caldwell for their regular semi
monthly meeting.
Other plans discussed were the
traditional Valentine party which
will be held on Feb. 16 and a
bake sale which will be held at
IT C. Co. Store on Feb. 9.
Magistrate's Court
Romano Nunuruk was fined $20
on a drunk charge.
Hubert Payenna was given 30
days on a petty larceny charge.
Teddy Reed was brought in on
a disorderly conduct charge and
failed to appear in court this
morning, thereby forfeiting a $25
bond.
Boy Scouts Will Observe
Birthday In February
By Wallace Mclver, Chairman
Troop 63 Commiliee
Early in February of each year
America observes Scouting’s birth
day.
It is no small birthday party
for it involves many millions of
boys and leaders who are active
today in this teamwork task of
helping boys become useful men.
Boy Scout Week this year is
from Feb. 7 through the 13th.
People of Nome who are not active
in Scouting but have so generous
ly given their money in past
drives can also share in this cele
bration. Boy Scout Weeks is
everybody’s celebration.
I would like to remind you
of two men of this very city who
gave much of their efforts, time
and money to organize and keep
the Midnight Sun Council going,
which is for Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts
and Explorers. Those two were
Mr. Antonio Polet and Wilbur
Arnold.
Police Apprehend
Youth Stealing Liquor
Four police officers assumed
stake-out duty voluntarily Friday
evening to apprehend some person
who had three times entered the
Polar Liquor Store and taken
liquor.
After four hours of patient wait
ing a 17-year-old juvenile was ap
prehended in the act of stealing a
half pint of whiskey, just after
curfew.
The boy was turned over to the
Youth and Adult Authority agent,
Fred Buck, and admitted stealing
from the store three previous times.
Officers participating were Tony
Martin, Bob Dickson, Jim Carter
and Trooper Rudolph.
PTA Meets Tomorrow Night
The monthly meeting of the PTA
will be held tomorrow evening in
the small auditorium of the school.
Marc Beauchamp, grade school
principal, will present an educa
tional film entitled “Guide Lines
for Decisions on Elementary Edu
cation.” This will be followed by
questions and answers on the sub
ject, stated PTA President Frank
Couch.
The meeting will start promptly
at 8:00 p.m.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Jimmy Toolie, Nora
Alexander, Fred Walker.
Discharged: Lucille Koazoata,
Ludwig Ost, Ann Jenks, Sadie
Reddaway and infant.
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"Twin-Rib” — "Diamond Rib” — "Corrugated”
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(You can afford to put it away until you have time to install)
THE ABOVE WILL NOT BE RESTOCKED
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Nanooks Nail Knights
In Cage Duels
Over Weekend
Nome’s Nanooks kept their un
defeated interscholastic cage rec
cord intact when they out-jousted
the St. Mary’s Knights in a pair
of cage duels on the NHS hard
wood last weekend.
Nome High picked up their
seventh and eighth wins of the
current season at the expense of
the visiting Knights. Although
winning by substantial margins
both evenings, the visiting cagers
were the best high school team
the Nanooks have faced this sea
son.
Friday’s contest was not too close
with the Nome quintet taking a
comparatively easy 59-29 victory.
In this game Nome’s Andersen
brothers rippled the cords for 39
points — Steff had 26 and Stan 13.
For St. Mary’s 5-10 Charles Hunt
constantly amazed the crowd with
his uncanny ability of getting off
the floor for rebounds and jump
balls in the midst of the tower
ing Nanooks.
NOME (59) FG
Locke . 1
Cannon . 3
Andersen, Stan . 6
Atuk . 1
Andersen. Steff .13
Hoogendorn . 0
Okitkon . 0
Miller . 0
Martin . 1
Bahnke . 2
Curran . 0
Charles . 0
Walker . 0
Totals .27
FT PF TP
2 4 4
12 7
1 2 13
0 0 2
0 3 26
0 0 0
0 1 0
0 10
0 0 2
1 1 5
0 10
0 0 0
0 0 0
5 16 59
ST. MARY’S (29) FG FT PF TP
Hunt . 4 0 5 8
Semaken . 1 2 2 4
Beans, Pat . 3 0 0 6
Panuyak . 1 1 0 3
Beans, Prul . 3 2 1 8
Alexie ..|..|.|. 0 0 0 0
Totals .12 5 8 29
Score by Quarters
Nome .16 15 13 15—59
St. Mary’s . 5 9 13 2—29
Saturday night the game was
much closer. Nome High, sparked
by the sharp-shooting of Mike
Cannon and Ron Locke, hit seven
straight fielders over the top of
the visitors’ zone defence to push
the home team to an 18-5 first
quarter bulge.
The Knights allowed NHS but
six counters in the second frame
while adding 11 for their cause.
St. Mary’s put up a real battle
through the middle periods, but it
was Nome 36, St. Mary’s 24 at
the three-quarter mark. After that
St. Mary’s, which brought only six
players, “ran out of gas”—only
scoring one point in the final
frame.
Nome’s one-two punch—Caxjnon
and Locke from the outside and
the Andersens on the posts un
der the bucket were more than the
visitors could cope within these
two games. St. Mary’s has a very
fine team which is very adept at
ball handling but a little short on
height.
NOME (54) FG
Locke . 7
Cannon . 8
Andersen, Stan . 3
Atuk . 0
Andersen, Steff . 5
Hoogendorn . 0
Okitkon . 0
Miller . 0
Martin . 0 0
Bahnke . 0
Curran . 0
Charles . 0
Fagerstrom . 2
Totals .25
FT PF TP
1 1 15
1 4 17
2 18
0 10
0 3 10
0 3 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 10
0 0 0
0 10
0 0 0
0 14
4 16 54
ST. MARY’S (25) FG FT PF TP
Hunt . 0 3 3 1
Semaken . 0 2 4 2
Beans, Pat . 1 0 1 2
Punuyak . 2 3 1 7
Beans, Paul . 6 0 0 12
Alexie . 0 1 0 1
Totals . 9 6 9 25
Score by Quarters
Nome .18 6 12 18—54
St. Mary’s . 5 8 11 1—25
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