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WOMEN OF MOOSE PLAN
HOLIDAY EVENTS
Alt uke Wednesday evening
meeting of Women iof the
Moose Mrs. Jack Parrish was
initiated.
It was announced registra
tion for ttbe children’s Christ
mas party of Sunday, Dec. 18,
would close Dec. 15. The chap
ter has requested a special dis
pensation to hold their next
meeting an Tuesday, Dec. 20,
instead of Wednesday, because
of ithe school program.
'Named to the hostess com
mittee for the next meeting
were the Mesdames Louis
Burkhart, Don McGraw, Ed
Swearingen, Jack Swearingen,
Martha’ Neeley, Norman Nel
son, Art Pertdborg, Carl Nel*
son, Charles Sohofner and Er
nie Stewart.
Committee repon.s due at
that time include publicity,
Moosehaven. social service and
membership.
iMrs. Harry Thorburn was
nominated for the office Of
chaplain. Election and install
ation will take place at the
next meeting. At that time
the annual Christmas party
for members also is scheduled,
with each member asked to
bring a gift not to exceed $1
in value for the exchange.
Following adjournment, Mrs
Conrad Krarttz spoke to the
members on Hawaii and show
ed slides.. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. George Eliason
LTUHERAN WOMEN
HAVE FINE PROGRAM
At the receipt meeting of
Women of the Lutheran
Church, a program of unusual
interest Was presenlted. Sister
Ruth Pootzsch and Miss Helen
Frost read an introduction to
the Rocky Boy Mission in Mon
tana.
Slides of the Miss&on and
i s people were shown by Law
rence Porter, who also served
as narrator. His history of
Rooky Boy and stories of the
Indians there made everyone
present feel they knew the
people depicted in the slides.
A contribution for a new
bus at Rocky Bov will be sent
as a Christmas gift to the Mis
siilon.
Devotions were led by Mrs.
Hva Shore and Mrs. Harold
Jenny served refreshments fol-1
lowing the meeting.
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BARANOF CHAPTER
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
Election of officers was
held alt uhle stated meeting of
Baranof Chapter No. 15, O. E.
S., last evening.
The new oxifdcers include:
Mrs. Alice Peterson, worthy
matrons; Carl Nelson, worthy
patron; Mrs. H. J. Hodgins, as
sociate matron; Lloyd Hames,
associate patron; 'Mrs. J'ack
Farr, secretary; Mrs. Emmett
Hodges, treasurer; Mrs. Rich
ard Pherson, conductress; Mrs.
Lloyd Hames, associate con
ductress and Dr. Carl Mankin
en, trustee for a 3-year term,
i Installation of officers was
announced for Thursday, Dec.
2!9, at a j oint open installation
ceremony with Mt. Verstovia
Lodge.
The annual Christmas party
of the chap.er will (be com
bined with a Shrine Club par
ty, to which all members of
Masonic bodies and their lad
ies are invited, on Saturday,
December 17. Mrs. Stella Skar
is is chairman of the commit
tee on arrangements. Each
member of the chapter is ask
ed to bring a plate of Christ
mas cookies, candies or good
ies for the buffet. Also each
person attending is to bring a
gift not to exceed $1 for the
gift exchange.
Final written reports were
given by chairmen of standing
committees for the year.
Hosts for the refreshments
served following ihe meeting
were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Svend
sen and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
A. Veatch.
SOBOPTIMIST CLUB PLANS
SECOND HORIZON PARTY
As a paint of the Soroptimist
Club’s second horizon pro
gram, a grouip of ladies who
are "senior citizens” of Sitka
will be their guests at lunch
eon next week. Some twenty
giuests are expected to be pre
sent. *
Steve Thieike is chairman
of the committee on arrange
ments, and will be assisted by
special committees to handle
transportation and decoration
of tables.
Report of the birthday din
ner was (given by Dorothy
Wyres, while a report of the
tea for which the Club was
hostess at the hospital for the
visiting mayors was given by
Ernestine Veatch.
Alice Guertin reported the
activities of the Sitka chapter
of the ACCA.
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"THE NEW YORK LIFE AGENT
IN YOUR COMMUNITY
IS AGOOD-MrtN-TO KNOW”
MRS. L E. “STEVE” THIELKE
PHONE RED 107
i Star Cafe and Fountain
WIU BE OPEN EVERY
' \ Friday and Saturday
' 8a.m. to 3a.m.
OTHER DAYS: 8 a. m. to Midnight
Specializing in fine American
and Chinese Dishes
East German
frontier police take
over from Soviets
BERLIN (if*) Communist
East Germany 'announced today
its frontier police have itaken
! over from the Russians the
task of controlling the borders
They have orders to be oour
teous but to resist ainy eflfionts
to interfere with the “sover
eignty” of the state.
The announcement, from the
press office of prime minister
Grotewohl, said the guarding
of the borders would be con
ducted in such a way as to re
spect tour-power agreements
guaranteeing American, Brit
ish and French garrisons in is
olated Berlin free access to the
west.
Basketball
northwest with a narrow win
over Oregon State Wednesday
Idaho and Washington State
have dates with Montana Un
iversity and Utah State. Idaho
plays Montana Friday night
while WSC hosts the Utahans.
Saturday night, Idaho will en
tertain the Utah State quintet
I and WSC will meet Gonzaga.
| Among the independents,
Seattle University and Santa
Clara wind up a two-game
series Friday night. Seattle
won the opener Thursday
. night, 77-54.
Sports Trail —
by Whitney Martin
NEW YORK (/P) Caught shor*
The New York Yankees (play
ed 215 games this year, includ
ing 28 spring exhibitions, 154
regular, one charity with the
(Giants, seven World Series, and
'25 on the tour do Japan. Game
fellows, you might say. Lou No
va, erstwhile prize fight er,
sports columnist, and current
ly a thespian, wild give a poetry
recital aft the Marble Collegiate
Church here Wednesday night.
(His voice should have a convin
cing ring.
Texans have one dhin/g in
common with us ordinary folks
—they can’t predict football
(games any better than we can.
The experts down there picked
Rice to win i he Southwest con
ference title. The Owls finish
ed last. The figured TCU wo
uld finish fifth. It won the
championship.
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Tail, fair and handsome Bud
Wilkinson, coach of top-ranked
Oklahoma, can’t be cajoled into
i a king any credit for the re
markable record of his Sooners
over the years. Just insists he
happened to have a “good
bunch off boys.” There won’t
be too mulch argument over the
choice of Yogi Berra as the Am
erican leagues most valuable
Ipliayer. although you could
work up a pre.ty good argu
ment in favor of Ted Williams
on the 'basis of the performance
of the Red Sox before and aft
er he joined the club. The fact
he missed so many games
early in the season probably
counted against him; you can’t
ibe very valuable when you are
no" around.
Frank Lane is starting a
youth movement with the St.
Louis Cardinals, if you agree
that life begins at 30. That wo
uld make Ellis Kinder jus" one
year old. Kinder’s acquisition
is quite a contrast to the days
I when Branch Rickey was the
master farmer of the Cards.
Then they’d brinlg up the lads
Wit h fuzz on their faces and
sell them rwhen they started to
shave. Old or young, Kinder
still is a good relief man and
could be valuable to St. Louis.
! He had a 5-1 record with thely to come backs after an aib
Red Sox until Sep.emiber. He
wound uip with 5-5 due to hea
vy duty the final month of the
season.
A prize fighters sole reason
for fighting is the prize, mean
ing money, so Sugar Ray Rob
inson really must want it bad
I
sence Of 30 months tram tine
ring, engage in a few tuneup
Ibouits. in one of which he look
ed terrible in losing, and then
meet the current Champion for
the title. If he be aits Bobo Ol
son it will be a notalble achieve
merit, ranking with* the come
back of Rip Van Winkle.
POT-LUCK DINNER
For Elks, Their Families and Guests
Sunday 6 p.m. Elks Club
Each family, please bring a hot dish, ^
salad or dessert for the buffet
Rolls, butter, coffee, koolaid and place
settings furnished at Club.
Bring the family and foin in the fun
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Kake, Petersburg, Wrangell and Ketchikan
Leaves Friday 1:00 P. M. for Kake, Petersburg, Wrangell
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