LEGION AUXILIARY TO
MEET THURSDAY
Sitka unit No. 13 of the An
erican Lelgiion Auxiliary wil
meet Thursday, Sept. 22, at th<
Legion Annex. There will bt
initiation of new members.
Also plans will be made foi
the installation of officers foi
the coming year, to be held or
Saturday, Sept. 24, at the Le
gion Hlall. All members ar€
asked .to be 'present. A report
will be heard on the convention
Hostesses will be Mrs. Dor
mand McGraiw and Mrs. Rich
ard Eliason.
SCOUTS ASK AID OF
MOTHERS AT SALE
Troop. 641 Boy Scouts has
asked the aid of their mothers
and otiher interested women in
the community to contribute
articles for a food sale planned
for noon Saturday at the Tri
une Service company store.
, Proceeds will be used to re
pair the Scout House so it -will
be useful during the winter
months. Mrs. Joe Appling is
chairman of the committee in
charge.
ALASKA DAY FESTIVAL
TO MEET FRIDAY
Members of the Alaska Day
Festival, Inc., will meet Friday
Sept. 23 at 8 p. m. in the Elks
Clubrooms, at which time fur
ther plans will be completed
regarding the annual affair
scheduled for October 16, 17
and 18.
The Alaska Day committee
urges that representatives of
organizations and individual
members be present at this im
portant meeting.
GREAT BOOKS GROUP
RESUMES MEETINGS
First meeting following sum
mer adjournment is scheduled
for the Great Books Group on
Friday at 8:00 p. m. at the S.
JJS library, now located in the
Yaw Building. Meetings will
continue the fourth Friday of
eaclh month.
First discussion will center
about the Book of Ecclesiastes
of the Bible, -while the second
scheduled for the October
meeting is Homer’s Odyssey.
Only requirement for mem
bership in the group is an en
thusiasm for great books and
great ideas. Any interested
person is urged to attend the
meet'injgs.
~~~ NOTICE
BAR AN OF CHAPTER, O.E.
S., stated meeting Thursday 8
p. m. Carpenters Hall. Visiting
members welcome.
Ernestine Veatch
Worthy Matron
Read Sentine1 Want Advts.
Wan: Advts Bring Results.
V.F.W. Meeting
8 p. m. Every
Wednesday
V.F.W. Hall
Visiting Members Welcome
Refreshments
Game night
Every Friday
| BAR AN OF CHAPTER TO
j MEET THURSDAY
i i A regular meeting of Baranof
I Chapter, No. 15, O.E.S., will he
' held Thursday eveninlg at 8 p.
m. at tihe Carpenter’s Hall.
, Members are urged to attend
and visiting memibers of the
order will receive a cordial
welcome.
AWARD WINNERS AT
COMMUNITY FAIR
Fallowing is a completed list
of award winners in the Sitka
Community Fair held here Sat
urday, as compiled by the of
1 retails of the Fair Board.
BAKERY PRODUCTS:
Grand Champion: Gladys
Brooks, double whole wheat
[bread.
Blue ribbons to Marietta Wil
liams, bread and rolls; Dorothy
Gysbers, bread; Mary VanHorn
dh oco late cake; Mrs. John
Bahrt, white cake.
Red Ribbons to Gladys
Brooks, cookies; Helen McBray
er, cherry nut bread; Edna Bea
corn, jam sponge cake; Ray
Nielson, white cake; Nan Pet
erson, spice chiffon cake; Mrs.
John Bahrt, angel food cake;
Marietta Williams, lemon pie;.
White Ribbons to Edna Bea
com, crusty French bread and
apple cream pie; Kitty Short,
bread, Gladys Brooks, choco
late cake.
CANNED PRODUCTS:
Grand champion — Mrs. Wil
llama Arthur, salmeniberry com
bination.
Blue ribbons to: Dorothy Gy
sbers, kelp preserves; Minter
Nelson, jelly; Gaye Hulbeng,
jelly: Jean Carter, pear preser
ves; Wanada Holic, jelly; Gla
dys Brooks, jelly; Mrs. Jack
Sturgill, jelly; Marjorie Farr
watermelon preserves.
Red ribbons to: Dorothy Gys
bers mincemeat: Lois Whan
nell, jelly; Mrs. Harry Pollen,
jelly; Minter Nelson, jelly; j
Mrs. Jack Sturgill, canned sal
mon; Eva Shackelford, kelp
pickles.
White ribbons to: Wanada
Holic, mincemeat; Eva Shackel
i ford, jelly; Mrs. John Abbott
| jelly; Mrs. Robert Modrell.
'jelly. j ji|
EEDLEWORK:
Grand champion - Constance
Svendsen, cutwork tablecloth.
Blue ribbons to: Frances John
son, carriage robe; Mona Bow
ers, crocheted tablecloth and
pillow covers; Ollie Brookman,
.crocheted tableeoth; Mrs. Ira
Brougher, crocheted doily; Lila
Berg, tatted handkerchief; Lois
Whannell, davenport set; and
painted dishtowels; Esther Ab
ioogolook, crocheted doily:
Ruth Thomas, yatrn dog; Agnes
Kaputak, dish towel; Nan Kas-j
akie, dish towel; Ida Oxereck,
dish towel; Mrs. Donald Cook,
patched balby set; Mrs. Harry
Pollen, apron; Gertrude Wood,
jafghan; E. W. Van Horn, hook
ed rug; Mae Caretti, tablecloth
Viola Willard, crocheted hand
kerchief: Gaye Hulbeng, afgh
an, apron and carriage robe
(Mrs. C. W. Chris toff el, hooked
rulg; Helen McBray er, lace
dress: Inez Snowden, braided
pug; Mrs. Nick Pelayo. stole:
[Elsie Eliason, braided rug:
^Gladys Brooks, coat.
Red ribbons to: Frances John
Sitka Chamber *f Cemmeree
Everv Friday Noon
ELKS CLUBROOMS
VISITORS WELCOME
son, hand woven suit; Katihleer
\ Brandt, coat; Ediflh Finch, af
ghan; Mrs. N'ick Lindquist
/matched baby set; Helen Do
le nc, suit; Mrs. Charles Tuen
gel, tailored dress; Marian Nie]
sen, crocheted runner; Gert
rude Wood, sweater; Marjorie
Crueger, hooked rug; Cecile
^Porter, lafghan; Sarah Herne.
,argyle stockings and sweater;
Wanada Bo lie, crocheted table
cloth; Helen MoBrayer, dress;
Charlotte Young, crocheted bed
spread; Helen Stein, afglhan.
White ribbons to: Frances
,Johnson, woven rug; Mrs. Ira
Brougher, crocheted doily; Lois
Whannell, luncheon cloth; Ka
thleen Brandt, Child’s dress;
Esther Aibloogalook, crocheted
tea set; Kieka Smallface, dish
towels; Sally Richard, crochet
ed tablecloth; Jessica Mather,
carriage robe and scarf; Mrs.
B. D. Stewart, suit; Helen Me
Brayer, dress.
FINE ARTS & CRAFTS:
Grand dhampion — Marilyn
Tarianoff, sealskin handbag.
Blue rilbbons to: Irene Ger
man, enamel earrings; Charles
jMenadelook, ivory bracelet;
Clara Charley, woven basket;
Paula Vose, ceramic fish; Har
old McKinley, ceramic plate;
Elsie Bade, driftwood lamp;
Jnez Kungesuk, doll; Agnes
Mann, doll; Laura Alfred, xnoc
casins; Paul Buck, earrings; Eva
■Shackelford, oil painting an'd
drift w?ood picture; DeWavne
Sharp, (black and white picture;
A. JeanBlanc, 5 piece set de
coupage art.
Red ribbons to: Lois Whan
nell, wrapped oats; Gloria Koe
nig, ceramic solt and peppers:
Charles Menadelook, ivory
bracelet; Paul Beebe, pendant;
(Agnes Mann, lapel pin and moc
pas ins; Minnie Keana, lapel pin
;Sam Matthews, ivory pendant;
Paul Buck, oil painting; Paul
Beebe, earrings; Ida Kasbatok,
lapel pin; Susie Pleasant, lapel
pin and moccasins: Agnes Ka
(putak. gloves; Ann Svendsen,
peramic vase; Thomas King
^mayak, ivory pendant; K. C.
NOTICE OF ELECTION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that a General Municipal Elec-'
tion will be held on Tuesday, |
October 4, 1955 between the
hours of 8:00 a. m. and 6:00 p.
m. of said day for the purpose
of electing the following offic
ers, to wit:
A MAYOR
THREE (3) COUNC ILMEN
(2-year terms)
ONE (1) MEMBER OF THE
SITKA PUBLIC UTILITIES
BOARD (5-year term)
ONE (1) MEMBER OF THE
SITKA PUBLIC UTILITIES
BOARD (1-year term)
ONE (1) MEMBER OF THE
SCHOOL BOARD (5-year term)
THE COMMON COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF SITKA, hav
ing theretofore duly designated
the voting precinct for the City
of Sitka, the electors are here
by notified that all qualified
voters residing within the
boundaries of the City of Sitka
Alaska, will vote in the FIRE
HALL on Lincoln Street.
FURTHER NOTICE IS HERE
BY GIVEN, that candidates for
the above mentioned maniicipal
offices must file their intentions
in writing with the City Clerk
' not later than 5:00 p. m. Tues
day, September 27, 1955, and
! THAT the voters registration
^ books close at 12:00 Noon Mon
' day, October 3, 1955, and,
t THAT, a voter who has not
; previously registered or who
; has failed to vote in two con
secutive General MUNICIPAL
1 elections, must now register to
be eligible to vote in this elec
tion.
DATED, at Sitka, Alaska, this
ninth day of September, 1955.
, Margaret B. Fedoroff
City Clerk
Published: Sept. 14 and 21, 195£
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'.Bade, leather photo album; Al
bert Iyalbuk, necklace and brace
ilet; Inez Kugesuk, ’booties.
^LOWERS:
Grand chamjpion — Mrs.
yCharles Wright, large pink
dahlia.
Blue ribbons to: Kathleen
Brandt, cactus; Mrs. Charles
,Tuengel, pepper plant; Laver
,ne Cook, cactus; Emily Wurst
,er, moss arrangement; Elsie
Bade, cactus; Lila Berg, coleus,
geranium, angel wing plant;
(Eva Shackelford, plant arrange
ment and snapdragons; Lila
Berg, cactus; Ramona French,
geranium; Wanada Holic, minia
ture palm; Edith Finch, flower
arrangement, pansies, calendu
las and sweet peas; Katie Beach!
sunshine begonia and elephant
ear begonia; Charlotte Morgan
.daisies; Constance Svendsen,
gladlola; Lilian Burkhart, be
gonia, acamenia and mixed
dahlias; Katie BanVard, dahl
ias; Kathleen Brandt, nastur
tiums; Carl Nelson, spirea ash
leaf; Alice Johnstone, African
violet; Mrs. Charles Wright,
dahlias, asters, pom-pom dais
lias and nasturtiums; Elsa Sal
jskov dish garden; Ann Svend
J.sen, moss arrangement; Bonnie
j Essendrup, moss arrangement.
I Red ribbons to: Kathleen
Brandt, African violet; Lila
Berg, plant; Eva Shackelford,
dish garden and begonia; Zelma
Doig, African violet; Lillian
Burkhart, dahliafs; Margo Sch
midt, nasturtiums; LeMoyne
Lorsen, gladlola; Jan Holic,
daisies; Sharon McMahon, mix
ed flowers: Gladys Brooks,
yfuschia.
White ribbons to: Lila Berg,
African violet: Lillian Burk
hart, coleus; Marjorie Holic,
^nasturtiums; Mrs. Charles
Wright, pansies.
VEGETABLES:
Grand champion — Charles
Wright, celery.
Blue ribbons to: H. G. Pres
cott, potatoes; Norman Richards
New Zealand spinach, brocco
li and cauliflower: Eva Shack
elford, cabbage and lettuce:
Charles Wright, beets, chard,
/potatoes, turnips, carrots, par
jsley and parsnips; Karen Lar
sen and Jack Gough, corn with
stalk and tomatoes.
Red ribbons to: Loretta Sdh
tmidt. potatoes, peas, celery and
assorted dish: Margot Schmidt,
tomatoes; Eva Shackelford,
carrots and celery: Marilyn Rog
ers, parsley; Charles Wriight,
cabbage, leaf lettuce and cauli
flower; Norman Richards, beets
White ribbons to: Loretta
iSchmidt, carrots; Norman Rich
,ards, celery, iparsley and Carrots
CHILDREN’S DIVISION:
i Grand champion — Bruce
Lempke, Chris Craft model,
i Blue riibbons ito: Rose Miller
cookies; Claudia Pearl and Gale
Johnstone, cherry pie; Charles
■Cameron, lady 'fingers; Clare
and Stanley Doig, cookie-s;
Edna Ungubruik, fud^ge; J’im
Crueger, jel'ly; Margot Schmidt
jolly and jam; Bonnie Wilcox,
jelly; Gale Johnstone, blouse;
Maureen Bradshaw, knit cap;
Eleanor Thielke, dash towel;
Barbara WeSstphal, drawing,
painting and painted box; Jack
Brandt, picture; Susan Peter
son, driftwood; Loretta Sch
midt, snapshots; Bruce 'Doig,
Model T Ford; Clare Doig, Modi
el T Ford; John Abbott Jr. mod
el airplane; Billy Sarvela, Lin
jcoln log tank; Rayiann Duffey,
ceramic horse; Karen Salskav,
iceramic figurine; Patty Brandt
.ceramic picture; John Moses,
ceramic ashtray; Ann Svend
san, oreamic planter; Joan
Peterson, ceramic planter; Pat
fioia Wilcox, ceramic figurine
with lace; Jan Holic, ceramic
plate; Mary Modrell, ceramic
(bowls; Roberta Modrell, cera
jmic tile; Bonnie Wilcox, scarf;
.Stanley Doig, enamel on metal
Laverne Cook, cacti; Nonman
Richards, egjgs.
Red ribbons to: Jim Salskov,
plane; Judson Lanier, Jr. plane
Frieda Salskov, ceramic minia
hire; Connie Rae Morgan, cer
amic figurine; Jansi Herne,
sweater, Jim Crueger jam and
ceramic cat; Pat Wilcox, skint;
Clare Doig, racer; Stanley Doig
(Model T Ford; Margaret Mod
rell, ceramic planter; Florencia
■Pelayo, oil painting; John Mo
drell, rocket; Ann Svenlsen,
cookies; Laura Clark, cookies;
Lorena Bailey, cookies; Mary
Joseph, cookies; Edna Jackson,
cookies; Bertha Friday, cook
ies; Susan Peterson, cookies;
Marjorie Holic cookies; Jan
Holic, cookies; Martha Petro,
brownies; Pat Wilcox, oake.
411 DIVISION:
Grand champion — John
Thielke, 5 vegetable plate as
sortment.
Blue ribbons to: Loretta Sch
midt, blouse; Margot Schmidt,
(blouse and skirt; Ann Svend
sen, cookies; Margot Schmidt,
jelly, jam and cucumber; Lor
etta Schmidt, peas; David Rog
res, broccoli.
Red ribbon to: Bonnie Wil
cox, jelly and doily.
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