Girl Scouts Present
Program Tuesday At End
Of Winter Activities
The Girl Scouts presented a
program for their mothers and
friends last Tuesday evening at
the schctol auditorium as a cul
mination of their activities dur
splendjd corps of Scout leaders,
ing the winter months under a
The Brownies, who have as
leaders, Mrs. Coons, Mrs. Ashley
and Mrs. A. Nerland, presented a
play. Those taking part were:
Announcer, Bernice Cannon;
Mary, Sheila Hall; Grandmother,
Marjorie Bell; TailoT, Hannah
Green; Children, Catherine Okpe
aluk, Valerie Adams, Rose Marie
Cavota; Brownies, Lorena Mogg,
Christine Baldwin; Owl, Bertha
Iokienna, Mary Anderson.
Spelling Brownies were: Mary
Anderson, Clarice Hardy, Rose
Marie Cavota, Bertha Iokienna,
Dorothy Russell, Lorena Mogg,
Cora Senungetuk.
The Senior Intermediates who
have Irene Comue as leader, pre
sented a Potato Dance in costume
and performed several folk dances
which they had learned upder the
direction of Mrs. G. R. Jackson.
Senior intermediates are:
Sadie Bell, Wanda Beltz, Lucy
Ann Fagerstrom, Madeline Mogg,
Cecelia Okpealuk, Anna Peterson,
Diane Boucher, Mary Jeanne Bou
cher, Helen Glavinovich, Arlene
Hawk, Gladys Drake, Arlene
Muller.
In this group the following re
ceived their first class Scout
badges: Anna Peterson, Sadie Bell,
Helen Glavinovich, and Arlene
Hawk.
Junior Intermediates, who are
lead by Catherin Francis assisted
by Mrs. Ella Tanner, presented a
clever skit and song.
The following girls are in this
group: Ida Abloogalook, Barbara
Ashley, Angeline Bahnke, Suzanne
Fagerstrom, Ruth Glavinovich,
Alice Glavinovich, Charlene Hud
gins, Frances Longley, Gloria Jean
Mogg, Janet Muller, Elin Valtyr
son, Donna Hurlbert, Ann Rose
Savok, Phoebe Omeluk, Minnie
Abloogalook, Elva Ahmasuk, Carol
Tanner, Bessie Aukon, Betty Ca
vota, Martha Hurlbert, Teresa
Norbert, Mary J. Swanberg.
A first class badge was awarded
to Ruth Glavinovich.
Second class badges to Ida Ab
loogalook, Barbara Ashley, Alice
Glavinovich, Janet Muller, Elin
Valtyrson, Phoebe Omeluk, Elva
Ahmasuk, Minnie Abloogalook,
and Bessie Aukon.
Scouting has grown in popular
ity in the community over a period
of years, with more girls taking
part every year. Having good lead
ers has been largely responsible
for the interest shown.
The next big event for the girls
will be summer camp at Dexter.
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' BREAKFAST
I 6:00 io 11:00 p.m.
LUNCH
11:00 io 2:00 p.m.
I DINNER
5:00 io 8:00 p.m.
8:00 io midnight
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Beta Sigs Celebrate
25th Anniversary
Beta Sigma Phil celebrated the
twenty-first anniversary of their
organization Wednesday evening
with a formal banquet at the Ber
ing Sea Club.
Social Director Mary Honsberg
er was in charge of the program.
The table decoration carried out
the traditions of the sorority with
yellow candles and yellow roses.
The place cards of yellow and
black contained the program of
the evening, and the napkins had
the official'sorority seal on them.
Contributing to the program
were Ruth McLean, Louise Hay,
Ellen Waldheim, Mary Honsberg
er, Betty Adams, and Mildred
Abbey, pianist.
-The benefits derived by human
ity from the truths spoken
throughout history will be the
theme of the program of the Beta
Sigma Phil at their regular meet
ing in the home of Ellen Wald
heim next Thursday night.
This program was preceded by
a discussion at the last sorority
meeting of the many good things
accomplished by persons through
out history that have resulted in
benefits for the entire society.
Speaker Ellen Waldheim and
Ann Cole emphasized the indivi
dual philanthropic contributions.
At this meeting, a report was
made on the box social and square
dance held by the organization in
Capt. Emons Appointed
Commander of Nome CAP
Col. J. R. Carr, Wing Com
mander of the Civil Air Patrol
has announced today that Capt.
Robert Emons of the Nome Squad
ron has been appointed command
ing officer of the Nome 'group.
Further details are to be re
leased in the near future concern
ing the CAP here.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving today were Eliza Max
well, Ellen Mann, Charles Gar
rett, Hugh Pearson, Eino Luoto,
George Phillips, Harold Bayne,
Don Stewart, Jerry Carrol, Cal
vin Cary, Bess McCafferty, Arvo
Saario, Rev. Robert Treat, Fran
ces Fays, Josephine Hawes, Eu
genia Wassell, Rex Jemstedt,
Lloyd Gano.
Departing today are Nora Stan
ley and George Wilson.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving from Anchorage were
Marvin Larson, Robert Taylor;
from Unalakleet, Mabel Eben.
Departing for Anchorage were
R. L. Johnson, Dick Ball, Bill
Beltz, Frank Evans, William Lind
gren; for McGrath, Richard Car
penter; for Unalakleet, AnneGab
lik, Matilda Jones, and Eva Ryan
and infant.
Pioneer Hall on October 18. Con
! tributions amounting to $166.10
were made to the sorority-spon
sored hot lunch program.
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Glenn Carrington and Co. has
sold all building materials, glass, !
paint and small hardware to Bill j
Gillis.
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A stock of tractor parts will
he carried for the convenience of
the miners. For any tractor parts
call Main 44 after 6 p.m.
GLENN CARRINGTON & CO.
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