SCRATCH MARKS
(By "Blackie" Bellury)
The King Islanders presented a
Native Dance at the Base gym on
Thursday night. A large group of
personnel from Marks enjoyed the
presentation, which was the first
time many had ever witnessed this
type of dancing.
Miss Anita Traweek arrived at
Marks last week to assume the du
ties of Service Club hostess. Miss
Traweek is from Florence, Ala
bama, and has been in Alaska for
about two years. She formerly
worked at Fort Richardson but al
ways had a desire to visit Nome.
“I asked to be stationed at Nome
about a year ago,” she said, “but
it was only this year that I was
able to get here.” She has been
visiting the various points of in
terest in and around Nome during
the past week. “I’ve found Nome
most interesting,” she explained,
when asked haw she liked being
stationed at Marks.
The Frigid Airs a stage show
which is presented by members of
Fort Richardson will be held at
the Base Theater on September
24. Some of the personnel of
Marks who have already seen the
show when it was presented at
Fort Richardson say that it is a
show worth seeing.
The entire cast is made up of
military and civilian personnel
from the station at Fort Richard
son and includes some personnel
who performed with USO troupes
during the last war.
Tickets for the presentation are
available for Officers at the Offi
cers Club between the hours of
1700-1800, September 22. and for
Airmen at the same time at the
Service Club.
Civilians residing on the Base
and dependents of military per
sonnel of the base are also invited
to attend one of the two perform
ances.
An outstanding improvement in
the appearance of B Street is the
remodeled home of Jack Marasco
vieh which is being completed by
Jifn Pappos. Formerly a small
cabin, it is now a house of good
proportion and completely covered
with brick siding.
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