- Society and Clubs -
ONE INITIATED BY
V. E. W. AUXILIARY
'Mrs. William Wyres was in
itiated at the social meeting of
■tine V. F. W. Auxiliary on Tues
day evening. Mrs. Alfred Per
kins. Sr., was installed as jun
ior vice president with Mrs.
Harry Suliser, Sr. serving as in
stalling ofULcer.
A riiaiiowe’en prfcy for the
orthopedic ward at M't. Edge
cumlbe Medical Center is to be
held Friday, Olit. 28. Metmlbers
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Harry Sulser, Sr. at one o’clock
in the afternoon.
A children’s Christmas party
is being planned for December
17. Mrs. C. W. Ghristboffei is
chairman, with Mrs. Harold
Jenny and Miss Ima Korhonen
also named to the committee.
A bake sale is to be held Sat
urday. November 5. with Mrs.
William Wyres as chairman and
a committee indiudiing Mrs. Ole
Johansen and Mrs. James Wil
liams. A bake sale and toy sale
also is planned for Nov. 23.
A dinner is scheduled for
Nov. 12 wiiith Mrs. Ole Johansen
as chef. The menu will feature
sweet and sour spare rilbs. Com
mittee includes the Mesdames
Harry Suiser, Sr., Larry Opel
and Howard Stinnett. Mrs. Wil
liam Wyres is in charlge of tick
ets.
The special meeting, held
Wednesday, Oct. 23. was to lay
plans for the Hallowe’en party
of last Saturday at the VFW
Club. Mrs. Harold Jenny was
chairman of arrangements with
Mrs. Hairy Suilser, Sr., and
Mrs. Liairry Opel assisting. The
party wias given by the VFW
Post and Auxiliary with enter
tainment and refreshments.
Hostess committee for the
meeting were Mrs. Jaimes Wil
liams, chairman, and the Mes
dames Alfred. Perkins. Sr., Ray
B&ce and Ole Johansen. Next
meeting is a business session
November 8th. 1& . ^ ,d
PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN
SEE FILM-STIIPS
Miss Georgia Conley present
ed a program, on stewardship
ait the meeting of Presbyterian
Women on October 25. Two
thought-provoking film strips
were projected by Miss f ern
Gabel, while Miss Conley read
the script.
Thirty four were in a .tend
ance at the meeting, which was
held at the home of Mrs. Wil
liam Arthur. Hostesses were
the Mesdlames A. P. Johnson,
Vesta Scott, Herbert Didri.dk
son and Raymond Nielsen.
Next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. William Brady
on November 8. Officers will
be elected at that time.
baranof chapter plans
HALLOWEEN PARTY
Fallowing the stated meet
ing of Baranof Chapter, No.
15. O. E. S. at eight o’clock
Thursday evening at the Car
penter’s' Mall, a Hallowe’en
pairty is planned far members.
(Mrs. Lloyd Hames is gener
al Chairman oif the affair. Mem
bers are asked to bring ^ ox
launches with them or any type
oif food which can be eaten
with the fingers.
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VISITORS WELCOM*
MODEL MEETING OF
SORORITY HELD
A mode1! meeting of Beta Sig
ma Phi sorority was held Tores
day evening at the home of
Miiss Margaret Hiiiiton in Cath
edral Apartments.
Guests, who were introduced
to members, included the Mes
diames S. J. Cueehari, Gene
Craig. Don Crosby, John Mos
ley and Charles N. Triersohield
and Mis® Elsie Mae Hadlgtot.
Duties of officers and com
mittees were explained by var
ious members. Purpose and
scope of Beta Sigma Phi was
presented by Mrs. Howard
Trent, president of the chapter
A fish recipe from the local
chapter is to be sent to the in
ternational office where an In
ternational Cook Book is being
compiled. The sorority’s hospi
tal benefit project was plan
ned for December 23.
Next meeting will be devot
ed to addressing envelopes for
Tuberculosis Christmas Seals.
A program on environment;,
health, work and play was very
ably presented by Miss Margar
et Hilton. Hostesses for the ev
ening were the Mesdames Tho
mas Skiillimian and Richard Cal
houn.
GREAT BOOKS WILL
MEET THIS FRIDAY
The Great Books discussion
group will meet in the Yaw
building on the Sheldon Jack
son caimpus at 8 p.m. on Friday
Subject for discussion is Hom
er’s Odyssey.
Discussion leader is Mrs. Wil
liiam Arthur. Mrs. Roland Wur
s-ter will be hosLess for the soc
ial hour. Interested persons are
cordially invited to attend.
TWO YOUTH HONOR DAY
PARTIES PLANNED
As is traditional in Sitka,
1 two Youth Honor Day parties
have been arranged for chil
dren and younlg people — the
first for the pre-school group
[ to age 12 at the Moose Hall,
and the second for teen-agers
a dancing party at the Elks'
Club rooms. j
Both are to be held Hallow- *
e’en Eve. Monday, October 31.
The small-fry party is from 7
p. m. to 9 p. m., under the aus
pices of the Moose Lodge. Teen
age dance begins at 8 p. m.,
under the sponsorship of the
Elks Lodge and American Le
gion.
Refreshments will feature
both affairs, with games and
treats as highlights for the
younigsters’ party.
Admission will! be by signed
JUNEAU: The Alaska Rural
Development Board adopted a
formal pGlam of organization,
i mapped out a program for its
: biennial operations and named
George Rogers,. economist on
the governor’s staff, as acting
. executive director on a part
time basis, following a series
of business meetings held here
recently.
JUNEAU: Gov. B. Frank
Hemtzlaman has announced
the selection of Explorer and
Eagle Scout Roy Ghaddon, 17.
Fairbanks, as the youth delegate
from Alaska: to the New York
Mirror Is 13th annual' Youth
Foruim to be held Dec. 3 at the
Hotel Sheraton-Astor in New
York City.
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Gil Nettinas
reunited champs and although
muttering in soft tones that
they do not intend to see a
break in this monopoly, the
ANB gang expects more trou- j
ble in City league play than ex
pertienced the past two seasons
In order to make its annual
jaiunt to Juneau in Feibruary,
Bill Pesters and the resit. of the
Indian Club named the Totems
as the one team that they must
beat in order to get there. In
the meantime, the defending j
champs Will coninue to practice j
and play the game for the fun
o'f it as they have in the past.
A basketball meeting will be
held at Sitka High at 8 o’block
this evening. The 1955-56 sch
edule. which may have to be
revised because of several con
flicts, will! be dismissed.
The SJS-Alutmini game is set
for Nov. 12 wiith the Ketchikan
Rockets-Sitka ANiB series slat
ed for Nov. 25 and 26 --
Lawrence “Speedy” Widlmtark,
Jr., the dynamic ANiB manager
of the past two seasons and the
only one in that capacity to
rival Leo Din-ocher for cofldr
and showmanship, writes that
he is doinlg nicely at the VA
Hospital in Walla Walla, Wash
and sendis his regards to ail the
local bartenders. When the go
ing gets rough and the AJNB
quint is up against it in a tight
game, Mr. Widimark requests
that he be carted into the AINOB
locker room in a wheel-chair at
half-time so he could use the
Old Knute Rocknp n‘=rvir'Hn/lr\rt*r
Phone 104 - Meats - Groceries - Phone 104
Extra Specials for Friday and Saturday, October 28 & 29
Fresh Produce
Barlett Pears
pound . 21c
Tube pack
Tomatoes, ,. 29c
Italia
Muscat Grapes
pound.. 25c
N U C 0 A
Best Food Margarine
1-fb. colored Quarters. 34c
Dei Monte
reestone Peaches
s>ze Tin
45c
wmBWGP'
SWIFT'S
Spaghetti with Meat
16-ounce Tin. 3lC
Heinz Boston Baked Beans
With Fork and Molasses
15^-ounce Tin
22c
Remember — Trick
or Treat Candy —
Apple Cider or any
thing else needed
for Hallowe'en
FRYERS
Lynden cut-up lb, 6/C
Beef Short Ribs lb. 29c0RDER
EARLY
Fine for Braizing, boiling or stew
Carsten's Ready-to-Eat
Picnic Hams
!b. 49c
Thuringer Double Smoked
Summer Sausage lb. 73c
THANKSGIVING
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