HONORARY MEMBERS JOIN
SOROPTVMIST CLUB
Kate Robertson and Sister
Ruth Foetzach became the first
honorary members of the Sitka
Soroptomist Club at yesterday’s
luncheon meeting. Catherine i
Shennett and Norene Doran,
served as sponsors for Mrs.
Rofcerstson and Marguerite
Reed and Ernestine Veatch as
sponsors for Sister Poetzsch.
Each was presented with a pin
and corsage.
Honorary membership in the
Soroptimist Club is extended
to women who have disting
uished themselves in service to
community, state or nation.
A leave of absence was given
Kathryn Beach, who is leaving
Sunday for Seattle. Report of
the review of constitution and
bi-laws was given by Catherine
Shennett, with certain recom
mendations.
For the new member Ernes
tine Veatch outlined the his
tory of the club and Hope Rands
described the major projects.
Members were reminded to
contribute prizes for the club’s I
booth at the Sitka Community
Fair and a list of those who
will help was read. A contri
bution toward gifts for buttgo
ing federation officers was vot
ad.
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TEA WELCOMES NEW
LUTHERAN PARISH
WORKER
Miss Helen Frost, parish
worker for the Lutheran
Church was welcomed to Sit
ka at a tea Tuesday afternoon
at the center with Women of
the Lutheran Church as host
esses.
The tea table was decorated
with a floral centerpiece and
a heartshaped cake made and
decorated by Mrs. Walter John
son. Mrs. Ivan Rezek and
Mrs. Claire Carey poured dur
ing the afternoon. Mrs. Lloyd
Kanaford was chairman of
arrangements and a number of
women called to meet the hon
oree.
Miss Frost bad been station
ed at Shisbmareff ;prior to
coming here.
ELKS PLAN POT-LUCK
DINNER SUNDAY
Another in the series of pot
luck dinners at the Elks Clulb
roorns is announced for Sun
day at six o’clock. The affair
s open to members, their fam
ilies and guests.
Each family is asked to
bring a hot dish, salad or des
sert. Furnished will be place
settings, rolls, -butter, coffee
and kool-aid. Members are
urged to bring their families
and join in the fun.
PLANS UNDERWAY FOR
ALASKA MUSIC TRAILS
The Alaska Music Trails
committee met this week and
as a result plans are well un
lerway for coming concert
DR. WALTER MASSEY
Juneau Optometrist
Will Be In Sitka from Sept. 16 through IS!
to conduct ey e examinations j
Cali Sitka Hotel for Appointment
Phone 200
Or. Massey will fit contact lenses for
those who are interested
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season here.
Four concerts are scheduled
The first — the Nettleton
Twins, a piano duo — are to
appear Tuesday, October 25.
I Maxim Shapiro, concert pi
: anist who has visited Sitka
I many times and set up the Al
aska Music Trails framework,
is at present on tour in South
America. Following his return
he plans a trip through Alas
ka in advance of the first con
cert.
Reader's Forum
The Daily Sitka Sentinel
is glad to present arguments
of a controversial nature, pro
vided they are not slander
ous, libelous and obscene. The
views expressed here are
those of the writer and we
welcome expressions on Sitka
problems oy our readers.
Daily Sitka Sentinel:
Enclosed is a copy of the re
solution o*f appreciation to the
Sitka Community and its organ
izJations for hospitality extend
ed to memlbers of The American
Legion and Auxiliary during
our recent convention.
May I add my personal thanks
for the cooperation extended
toy Mr. and Mrs. Veatch in pub
lieizing our activities.
Thank you very much.
Yours cordially,
Walter W. Smith, Adjutant:
The American Legion
Department of Alaska
Passed at the Sitka Convention
September 1955
Resolution No. 25
Whereas, the 36bh annual
Department Convention of The
American Legion, Department
of Alaska has been held at
Sitka. Alaska: and
Whereas, the delegates and
visitors to the American Le
gion Convention have enjoyed
the utmost hospitality during
their stay in Sitka: and
Whereas, it is quite apparent
that the citizens of Sitka and j
Mount Edigecuimlbe have bent _
every effort to make our stay t
most enjoyable
Now, therefore, be it resolv j
ed by the American Leigion, De ■
parturient of Alaska in regular .
convention assembled, at Sitka. |
Alaska, September 1-5, 1955; i
that we
Hereby, express our heart j
felt thanks to the City of Sitka
the Sitka Post No. 13 and Unit
No. 13 American Legion Aux
Hilary; to the Loyal Order of
Moose; the Benevolent and Pro
tective Order of Elks: the Sitka
Chamber of Commerce; The
Carpenters Union. Local No.
466; and the Staff and person
nel of Mount Edgecumbe Med
ical Center and Mount Edge
cumbe Vocational School: and
Be it further resolved that a
copy of this Resolution be print
ed in the Daily Sitka Sentinel.
Forbes L. Baker
Commander (1954-55)
Edward W. VanHorn
Commander (1955-56)
Attest: Walter W. Smith
Adjutant.
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difference in games remaining
will decide it. “We have eight
and they have 10. W > htave
two days off next week and
they have only one.
“We can rotate three pitch
ers and they’re going to have
to use four or five starters,
especially in that last weekend
in Bositon. They have four
games in the last three days.
“We’ve won two more than
the Yankees and they’ve got
fo catch up. Maybe it won’t
be easy.”
Boston manager Pinky Hig
gins promised it won’t “be
easy.”
Knowing his Red Sox are
out of it Pinky said “we’ll be
up for the Yankees. We like
nothing better than to beat
them.”
Sltenlgel was more whimsical
going into the showdown. “I’ve
been reading for two weeks
how them two fellas (Lopez
and White • Sox boss Marty
Marion) have been claiming'
the pennant. I’m surprised!
neither has won it yet. Maybe
they don’t want it and maybe!
we’ll win it ourselves.”
Marion, four games back
with eight left, simply stated
a Iflact: “We’re still in it un
til we’re mathematically elim
inated.”
Only one game was schedul
ed in the majors yesterday
and Brooklyn, the National
league champ' lost . its fifth
straight, the Dodgers’ longest
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decision in 12 innings alt St.
Louis as Brooklyn ended its
last western trip of the year.
Stan Miusial and Rip Repuil
ski, with hack to hack homer*
off rookie Sandy Koufax in
the third, pulled the NL even
with its own major league *
home run record of 1,197 set in
1953.
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161 Jeff Davis Street
S. Trueman Shelton. Pastor
Sunday School .... 10:15 a.m.
Morning Worship .. .11:00 a.m.
Evening Services
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