- Society and Clubs -
EMBLEM CLUB PLANS
NUMEROUS ACTIVITIES
A business meeting of Sitka
Emblem Club on Monday even
ing was devoted to planning
activities. Mrs. Earl Sholley
sent in her resignation ias se
cond guiard and Mrs. James L.;
Mitts was appointed to Sill the \
chair for the (balance of the1
year.
Pins have ibsen ordered 'for
60 Girl Scouts. Mrs. Ben Ben
son, who had major surgery in
Seattle, was reported tto be con- \
valescing at the home oif her
daughter in that city.
A large group attended the
Youth Honor Day party at the
Elk's Clubroums on Hallowe’en
night. Members agreed to aid
a needy family at Thanksgiving
by making up a basket.
The Mesdames Dan McHale,
Frank Guertin, Chris Larsen
and Keith Snowden were nam
ed to a food committee to meet
with a committee from the.
Elks Lodge to plan refresh- ]
ments for it he Hunter’s Party ;
scheduled for Saturday evening 1
November 26.
It was voted to send a check
for $30 to the Sitka commun
ity hospital board so they could
m^.ch it with Hill-Burton funds
and use the money to complete
the furnishings of the nursery
at the hospital.
Mrs. Ole Swanberg was thank
ed for her donation of a new
steel to sharpen dull knives in
the clubroom kitchen. A Christ
mas party with an exchange of
gifts, was agreed upon for Dec
ember 12.
Members were asked to bring
scarfs, anklets, gloves or any
clothes which could be used as
gifts for children an (the girls
dorm at Mtt. Edgecumbe. A
meeting, at which these will be
wrapped, will be held at a date
to be announced later.
The Mesdames Glenn Muncy,
James Mitts and Keith Snow
den were appointed to a com
mittee to work on a March of
Dimes project.
Refreshments were enjoyed
following the meeting.
SEATTLE (/P) Notice of in
tention to wed was filed yes
terday iby Nels H. Mork. legal,
Peliican, Alaska and Charlotte
Nilsen, legal, Seattle.
Want Advts. Bring Results.;
Photo Greetings
mode from your own
snapshot
1 Aft you need do is bring in the
negative of your favorite
snapshot and select the de
sign you like best. We'll do
the rest .. . making up as
many photographic cards as
you need. Snapshots of your
self, yoer family, or your
house are jest a few of the
many subjects suitable for
I Photo-Greeting Cards. And,
i if you’ve lost *e negative,
' we'H copy the picture itself
for a small additional charge.
Neil! Andersen's
LUTHERAN WOMEN
TO MEET THURSDAY
A business meeting of Wo
men of the Letheran Church
has been announced for 1:30 p.
m. Thursday ai: the center,
with Mrs. Lloyd Hanaiford as
hostess and Mrs. L. C. Berg as
devotions leader.
Program is in charge off Mrs
Mary A. Whitt emore and each
memiber will be asked to tell
of one thing for which she is
thankful.
WOMEN OF THE MOOSE
BUSINESS MEETING
A regular business meeting
of Women of the Moose is sch
eduled for eight o’clock Wed
nesday evening ait the Moose
Hall. Committee reports in
clude publicity, Mooseheart al
umni, library, ritual and hos
pital.
Mrs. Gail Bagley and Mrs.
William Sarvela make up the
hostess committee.
P-TA MEETS ON
THURSDAY EVENING
Monthly meeting of the Par
ent-Teacher Assn., is scheduled ;
for eight o’clock Thursday ev-j
ening at the multi-purpose room ,
of the Sitka Grade school. j
Fred Baughn of the school
board will discuss matters per
taining to the school, while sup ,
erintendent of schools T. J. i
Cole will give a report on the,
conference he attended recent
ly at Anchorage.
Parents of school children
are particularly urged and in
vited to attend.
ROTARY MINSTRAL SHOW
TO BE SHOWN SOON
Friday and Saturday marks
the presentation of the Rotary
Club sponsored Minstral Show
proceeds from which are to be
used toward their pledge to fur
nish a room at the Sitka Com
munity hospital.
Three performances are sch
eduled — one for children Fri
day ai. 2 p. m. and a second Fri
day evening at 8 p. m., both at
the multi-purpose room of the
Sitka grade school: and a third
at the girls gym at Mt. Edge
cumbe at 8 p. m. Saturday.
Norval Adams is serving as
interlocutor, while end men
.are Ne'al Warwick, Paul Big
gens, Art Franklin, George Bea
com, Roy Svendsen and Ever
itt M. Calhoun.
Chorus includes Sal Cucch
iari. Bernard Boettcher, David
Ramsay, Leslie Yaw, M. S. Mit
rovitoh, Clarence Rands, Sgt.
Ernest Toaso, John Panamark
off and Bill Marsh. Members
of the quartet are Clarence
Rands, Bill Marsh, Paul Big
gens and Neal Warwick.
A baker’s dozen of acts —
featuring dances, monologues,
; ski! s and songs — will add spice
; to the show. The public is cor
dially invited to attend. Tick
ets may be purchased at the
door, _^
Sdoetitene
Photo Finishing
Neill Andersen's
MOOSE
Meeting*
SVfcfcY
MONDAY
Nlf^KY
CHANGE IN LINEUP OF
CLASSIC LEAGUE
Position night for the Wo
men’s Classic League saw cha
nges in the lineup for the week.
Wortman’s jumped into first
place by taking four points
from the Market. Center. The j
First Bank defended their se-;
cond place by winning three
points from Connie’s. Alaska!
Coastal climibed to fourth place
by t aking three ip dints from Yi’s
High I hree games without
handicap was Velma Crews’ j
545. Velma was also high for in
dividual game of 194.
Team Standings
W L
Wortiman’s . 15 9
First Bank.14 10
Connie’s . 13 11
Alaska Coastal.12 12
Market Center . 10 14
Vi’s.8 16
Individual Averages
G Ave.
Velma Crews. 18 168 1
Pat Sarvela . 18 154
H. Blands . 15 151 •
L. Corn all . 18 146
R. Hanlon. 9 143
J. Bodkins . 12 141
f A. Jiiminez . 12 140
jS. Richard . 18 138
! A. Riglimg . 18 138
K. Shennett. 15 138
D. Kuehn . 18 137
R. Bauer. 6 136
D. Nelson . 18 135
O. Sinnett.15 134
A. Johnsj1 one . 12 132
J. Brandon . . . v. 16 *1».1
.T Wvmrai . 15 128
V cr„VPia . 18 128
F. Johnson . 12 127
R. door . 15 125
N. Dorian . 18 123
Morgan. 18 122
McDonald. 12 121
Tilson. 15 121
Ward . 18 119
Blankenship . 18 118.
r ts Trail
little success with the Yank
ees, weren’t adverse to having
strong-armed hitters, although
ill’s also true they issisted oif a
tight defense and had better
than fair pitching.
So “My kind of team” can
mean a lot olf things, but when
it comes right down to it, it
means a team that can win.
Dresisen obviously has given
Griffith a blueprint, or rnaylbe
just pointed to the Dodgers
and said: “I want that.”
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Organdy and
Cottons
For Christmas
> Aprons - Gifts
CORDUROY for Skirts and Sports Wear
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