MINSTRAL SHOW OPENS
THIS AFTERNOON
Opening this afternoon at
2 ip. m. a!t the multi-purpose
room in the grade school, the
Rotary Club-siponsored Min
strel show is to he repeated at
8 p. m. tonight and tomorrow
night will move to the girls
gym at Mi;. Edjgeoumibe for a
one-night stand.
Proceeds from the show will
igo to 'the club’s contribution
to the Sitka Community hos
pital.
Twelve variety acts, stunts
and skits, as well as songs,
will feature the program.
Those who have attended re
hearsals agree it is a fine pre
sentation which will be well
received by the audiences.
Tickets may be obtained at
the door.
ELK’s Purple Bubble BALL
Dec. 3 — Clubrooms
I?. P. W. CLUB TO MEET
MONDAY EVENING
A business meeting of the
M.. Edgecumibe Business &
'Professional Women’s Club is
announced for 8 p. m. Monday
evening at the home of June
Abell at Mt. Edgecumbe.
Plans will be made for
Christmas activities at this.
time.
Guest speaker is Carman
Tubby, who is being presented
by Eleanore Moore, news and
radio chairman of the club.
, Sitka Elks Lodge
No. 1662
MEETS 8:00 P. M. EVERY
Wednesday
CLUB OPEN DAILY
Siloe/Uom
Photo Finishing
Neill Andersen s
SOROPTIMIST CLUB
CHOOSES ONE ACT PLAYS
For the annual play, given
by the Sor optimist l Cluib each
spring to ibenefit their schol
arship fund, an innovation is
planned this year. Three one
act plays — a melodrama, a
fiarce and a serious drama —
will (be presented, rather than
the /three-act presentation of
past years.
At the luncheon meeting of
the cluib yesterday, Mrs. Dar
lene Vowells explained her
reasons for recommending
these plays. The cluib voted to
vary their program with ithe
,three one-act plays this spring
Date of the presentation, on
a Friday and Saturday eve
ning in March, at the multi
purpose room of the grade
school, will be announced soon
A letter of thanks was read
from the Sitka Gmmunity hos
pital board for the club’s cash,
donation r.o furnish a room.
Another letter expressing ap- j
predation was read from Lew-j
is & Clark College, regarding!
the 'scholarship which the club!
I awarded Miss Nancy Yaw,
1 now a sophomore student
there.
Dorothy Wyres, Barbara
Hames and Velma Sarvela
were named to a committee
on arrangements for the club’s
annual birthday and classifi
cation party — the events be-,
ing combined this year. Date
will be announced later.
Dec. 15 was the dare select
ed for the annual Christmas
party, at which time a group
of senior citizens will be hon-j
ored guests.
No meeting will be held.
next Thursday, due to the.
Thanksgiving holiday.
* AJlfJLftJI Jf $ J. *
4 TRUCK FOR EVERY NEEB
Fire-Place Wood
Cali Sft or
m.
Benefit Dessert Card Party
(Auspices Beta Sigma Phi Sorority)
Saturday, 8 p.m. Elks Club
Proceeds for a Thanksgiving Basket
Bridge - Pinochle - Canasta
Public Invited To Attend
$1.00 admission per person
Help Fight TB
1955 CHRISTMAS
Buy Christmas Seals
'BUSINESS MEETING OF f j
WOMEN OF MOOSE
The Mesdames Harvey Me-'
Nulty, Jack Parrish and Ruth
I Peterson were elected to mean- '
! tbership by Women . of the'
5 Moose at the meeting of Wed
nesday evening.
Committee reports read and
accepted included hospital,
publicity, library, Mooseheart
alumni and ritual.
Members were urged to re
gister their children, infants
through age 12, as soon as pos
siible for the annual Christmas
party. The affair is for chil
dren of the Moose only and the
children must be present ito
receive a gift, unless ill.
The chapter is furnishing
cup cakes for the birthday
party at the orthopedic divis
ion of Mt. Edgecumbe hospital
in November. Committee in
cludes the Mesdames George
Eliason, Charles Schofner, Har
ry Doran, Ray Hanaford and
E. J. Stewart. Also the chap
ter will provide 25 Christmas
gifts for ipatients at the sani
torium division of the island
hospital.
Mrs. Robert McMahon re
signed as chaplain and nomina
tions were held to fill this va-.
caney. Election for that office’
is scheduled for the next meet j
ing.
A Christmas party for mem!
bers was announced for Dec. I
21.
Named to the refreshment;
committee for the next meet-*
ing were the iMesdames George!
Eliason, Frank Kuehn, Ole Jo
hansen, Kermit Olsen, Tom
Tilson. Carl Leitoh, Nelly Lay- ‘
man and Loreta Nylgaard.
Chapter night program at
that time will be in charge of
Mrs. Art Petroborg, social ser
vice chairman.
BETA GRABS FIRST PLACE j
IN JUNIOR LEAGUE
Beta Sigma Phi upset the
Woman’s Cluib last Monday j
night by winning all three j
games from them and placing
themselves in first place.
■Sitka Men’s Store took a nose
dive by losing all three games
Co WOTM and taking 4th place
Bobby Pins, with only two play
ers, won two games from the
Teen Pins. j
Marge Duncutm, newcomer to
the WOTM, bowled the high in
dividual single game with 158
and hilgh individual 3 games
with 406.
Team Standings
W L!
Beta Sigma Phi ....... 13 5 j
Woman’s Club. 11 7
W. O T. M. 10 8
Sitka Men’s S.:ore . 8 10
Teen Pins . 7 11
Bobby Pins.. . 5 13
Individual Averages
G Ave. |
M. Duncuim . 3 135 :
L. Marks . 18 129 j
D. Goddard . 18 119
D. Bronseona . 15 118
A. Crockett . 15 115
N. Idhe . 12 114
D. Wvres . 15 113
J. Pelker.r 15 112
W. Hoik . 15 112
M. Westover . 12 110
L. Joseph . 12 110
N. Bernhardt. 12 109
L. Trierschield . 18 108
N. Peterson.12 107
B. Buff. 9 107
M. Kitka . 15 106
C. O’Connell . 18 106
L. Peterson . 15 106
M. Taylor . 15 104
D. Anderson . 18 103
C. Didriokson . 15 97
G. Wood . 12 97
O. Youmans. 15 94
F. Cook. 18 93
N. Trierschield . 12 84
I. Slade. 12 83
B. Pelavo . 6 74
J. Lemke . 14 70
C. Crowlev . 3 5*9
S. ThUlke.9 54
TURKEY
SHOOT
SUNDAY 2:30.p.m.
Elks Clubrooms {
TURKEYS FOR PRIZES
For Members and Guests
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