SECOND ANNUAL GYPSY
PARTY SATURDAY
Last year Sitka Elks Lodge
held its first gypsy party and
the affair was so enjoyable, it
is to !be repeated again this
fall on Saturday night and ap
pears well on its way to being
an annual event.
Members, their ladies and
guests are urged to attend and
in the costume of gypsies, if
possible; if not, in slacks and
jeans.
Refreshments will be serv
ed at midnight and dancing
enjoyed from ten o’clock.
SMORGASBORD PLANNED
BY SITKA WOMAN S CLUB
A regular event of the fall
season for several years has
been the Smorgasbord, under
the auspices of the Sitka Wo
man’s Clulb. which is schedul
ed for this Friday evening at
the Moose Hall.
A fine selection of home
made Scandinavian dishes will
be served from 5:30 through
8:30 p. m. The public is urged
and invited to attend. Tickets
may be purchased at the door.
WOMEN OF LUTHERAN
CHURCH TO MEET
Meeting of Women of the
Lutheran Church will be held
at 7:45 p. an. Thursday at the
Service Center, with Mrs. Ed
Reed as hostess.
Miss Helen Frost will have
charge of the program and is j
to show slides of Shishmaref, i
where she was stationed for
many years as a missionary
worker.
Use Sentinei Want Advts
Want Actvts. Bring Results.
Sitka Chamber ef Cema&ere*
Everv Friday Noon
ELKS CLUBROOMS
VISITORS WELCOME
"THE NEW YORK LIFE’aBENT
IN YOUR COMMUNITY
IS AGQOD-MAftTO KNOW"
MRS. L. E. “STEVE” THIELKE
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P. NT. GROUP COMMITTEES
NAMED THURSDAY
At 1lhe meeting of the Mt.
Edigeeumibe Practical Nurses
Group on Tuesday evening at
the hospital coffee shop, with
ten present, the president. Mrs
Emma Kohler, named the fol
lowing committees for the
year:
Executive committee: Mrs.
Patricia Morrison, Mrs. Nellie
Jones, Mrs. Althea Goss; pro
gram committee: Miss Wadine
Blair, Mrs. Selma Arneson
and Mrs. Mildred Jones; food
committee: Mrs. Lucille Gray.
Plans were discussed for a
Christmas party and also a
bake sale.
Fish Study
proved by the American fish
eries advisory committee in
clude:
1. Tuna bait substitute stud
ies — $35,000. The tuna clip
per fleet is required to spend
a substantial portion of its
time in search for bait. The de
velopment of an artificial
'bait should out fleet opera
ting costs.
2. Alaska salmon research
— $108,300 for separate pro
jects as follows: j
A. The effects on the pro
ductivity of pink salmon
streams, especially in south
eastern Alaska, of logging re- S
suiting from the new develop- *
ed wood pulp industry — $35,- *
ooo. i
B. A study of the distribu
tion. abundance, movements, ?
food and methods of control i
of sea lions and hair seals, said
to be predators on halibut,
cod, herring and salmon —
$20,000.
C. A study of the migratory
and schooling habits of the
valuable red salmon runs in
Bristol Bay through a system
of tagging — $35,000.
D. Test of automatic equip
ment for enumerating salmon
escapement as a possible
means of replacing about 25
weirs which are costly to op- '
erate and require personal at
tention — $18,300.
HUTCHINSON MAY HEAD j
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS
SEATTLE (A5) Signing of j
Freddie Hutchinson as manag- j
er of St. Louis Cardinals of1
the National baseball league
was predicted today by the Post
Inte Hinge neer.
The newspaper said Hutch
inson will take the job within
the next few days, leaving pil
otless the Seattle Rainiers
SMORGASBORD
(auspices Sitka Woman's Club)
Friday - Oct. 7 - Moose Hall
Starts 5:30 p.m. and continues to 8:30
A fine selection of home-prepared
Scandinavian Dishes
All you can eat ff.25
Children (12 and under) $1.00
Tickets at the Door
Plan NOW to ATTEND
which he led to the Pacific
Coast league pennant this year,
PICKS 16 OF 22 THINKS
CAN BETTER AVERAGE
by Chris Edmonds
San Francisco </-P) Business
was good behind this football
counter last week — 16 right
in 22 games — so with high
hopes that sales continue
brisk here are the top values j
for another weekend in the!
gridiron market.
UCLA over Oregon State by
20: the unscored-on Beavers
had an open date in which to
build dams, but it’s doubtful
if even Tommy Prothro has
the engineering skill to stem
the Bruin touchdown flood.
UCLA, 27-7.
Stanford over Michigan
State by 6: Two cranked-up
teams are due for a letdown,
but the victorious Indians are
apt to stay higher than the
beaten Spartans and could
use another Big Ten scalp.
Stanford, 13-7.
Southern Cal over Washing
ton by 12: Both teams are un
beaten and the Huskies are
hungry, but the Trojans have
too many horses and will still
own a perfect record when it’s
over. USC. 19-7.
California over Washington
State by 19: The Bears have
tasted victory and found it
sweet, which spells a bad day
for the winless Cougars who
have scored only twice all year
and could be shut out again.
Cal, 10-0.
Colorado over Oregon by
14: The Ducks don’t have it
and the Bulifialoes do, meaning
a sad Saturday at Eugene as
home fans get- their first look
at Len Casanova’s flock. Col
orado, 21-7.
College of the Pacific over
Idaho by 7: The Vandals have
been going backward and the
Tigers have started to show
! their claws. COP, 21-14.
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Extra Specials for Friday and Saturday, October 7 and 8
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Mixed Fieees - 303 can 22c
SNOW MIST TUNA
Chunk Style - No. \ Flat 29c
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Fins for Braizing or Stew
CORNED BEEF !h. 69c
43c