- Society and Clubs -
EMBLEM CLUB HOLDS
ROLL CALL MEETING
Annual roil cal meeting of
the Emiblem Club of Sitka on
Monday evening found most
members present. Mrs. Ole
Swanlbertg wlas installed as the
new financial secretary, with
Mrs. Josephine Carter serving
as 'instalMnig president.
As the Emiblem Club iis spon
soring the Brownies, it w>as
decided to purchase pins for
the giiTis. Mrs. Jaimes Reeder
volunteered to attend Brown
ie meetings.
A pot luck dinner for all
El'ks, Emiblem CUub members
and families is to be held Sun
day, November 6 at 6 p. m.
Mrs. Carl Nelson gave a report
on the Eleventh Hour Cluib.
Members to add with the
Youith Honor Day parity are
the Mesdames Cecil McClain,
Daniel McHiale, Ole Swaniberg,
George Nelson, Art Peterson.
Frank Guerftin and Miss Louise
Brightman.
Games were played with re
freshments enjoyed later.
BARANOF CHAPTER PLANS
HALLOWEEN PARTY
Following the stated meet
ing of Baranof Chapter, No.
15. O. E. S. at eight o’clock
Thursday evening art the Car
penter’s Hall, a Hallowe’en
party is planned for members.
Mrs. Liloyd Hames is gener- (
al chairman df the affair. Mem
bers are asked to bring box
kmcbes with them or any type
df food which can be eaten
with the fingers.
Want Advts. Bring Results.
notice”
BARANOF CHAPTER, O.E.
S., stated meeting Thursday 8
p. m. Carpenters HalL Visiting
members welcome.
Ernestine Veatch
Worthy Matron
Y.F.W. Meeting
8 p. m. Every
Wednesday
V.F.W. Hall
Visiting Members Welcome
Refreshments
Game night
Every Friday
' DUO-PIANISTS PRESENT
! CONCERT TONIGHT
| rhe muislilc lovers of this com
munity xniay look forward ito a
highly enjoyable evening on
October 26 th at Sheldon Jack
son Junior College Auditorium
when Jeanne and Joanne Net
tleton, the celebrated young
I duo-pianists, will be presented
! in the openinjg event of the
sixth season of the Alliaska
Music Trail.
The identical twins — whom
Artur Rubinstein labeled as
“terrific”, and who were
hailed by the New York Her
ald Tribune as a “‘bright, gay
and accomipliisihed addition to
the ranks otf duo-pianists” —
have chosen a program which
contains an unsurpassably
brilliant and varied assortment
of the best known masterpiec
es’ of two-piano literature.
Beginning with a Prelude
and Chorale. “Jesu, Joy of
Man’s Desiring” by Bach and
followed by Brahms’ Varia
ions on a Theme by Haydn —
■ the program will traverse a
number of the most popular
worKs ior two pianos, mciuu
ing the Penpetum Mbbile by
Weiber, A Romance from the
Suite by Raobmaniinaflf, and
Chopin’s Rondo.
Of special interest on the
program are two excerpts from
Copland’s ballet, “Billy the
Ki'd”, arranged, for two pianos
by the composer, and entitled
‘Billy and His Sweetheart”
and “Celebration after Bill’s
Capture”. As original is the
“Introduction and Dance” by
Eugene Hemimer, composed for
the Nettleton Twilns, and giv
en by them .its first perform
ance in Cincinnati in 1950; a
work based on Ameridan folk
songs, which includes the Ken
tucky “Devil’s Ten Questions”
the dashrnjg and glittering Scar
amoudhe 'by Milhaud, which in
its final movement, “Brazil
eira” presents a Samiba. The
famous Brazilian dance-rhythm
will usher in the final group,
one that through Ravel's exot
ic Spanish Rhapsody and two
Polovetzkiian Dances from
“Prince Igor” by Borodin, will
culminate in the transcription'
for two pianos of the Blue
Danube — perhaps the. most
popular waltz that has ever
been written, and one loved
throughout the world. \
This program is the one on
which the Boston Herald com
mented: “. .. . some of the
words that rush to mind in re
action to the playing of these
young artists are vitality, en
thusisiasm, beautiful tone, mu'
sical intelligence and thrilling ,
skill in execution.” j
THE ALASKA MUSIC TRAILS
presents
Jeanne and Joanne
. nettletom
A't
DUO-PIANISTS IN CONCERT
Wednesday, Oct. 25-8 p.m.
SHELDON JACKSON AUDITORIUM
Season - $7.50 adults; $4.00, students
Single Admissions: $2.50 and $1.25
Homemaking
by Arthiel L. Spaulding
U. of A. Extension Service
Too early 'to start thinking
about Christmas foods? The
I Homemakers Cluibs in Anchor
age didn't think so When they
met to compare recipes, give
demonstrations and exchange
Christmas gift and. food ideas
this week. Some very delight
ful dishes were created and
the recipes from the Christmas
Workshop will appear in this
column.
This cranberry ‘recipe calls
for low bush cranberries buit
the domestic cranberry may be
used.
De Barr Vista Surprise Pie
Pastry for 2 crust pie.
Filling for 9 inch pie:
IV2-2 cups sugar (amount
depends on tartness olf berries)
4 Tbsp. Flour
I Y2 tsp. aaix
j 3 cups Whole Cranberry
Sauce
Bring to boil slowly and
continue gentle boil for 15 min
ultes. Stir constantly. Remove
1 from heat, blend in V2 tsp.
Vamilllia, 1 cup Chopped Wal
! nuts.
Pour into unibaked pastry
shell, cover with top crust,
'bake until crust is nicely
browned. (Approximaitely 30
minutes at 425 degree oven)
Serve slightly warm — top
ped with vaniilla ice cream.
United States
Department of The Interior
Bureau of Land Management
Land Office
Date: September 28, 19551
Serial No. 026048
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Notice is hereby given that
Robert Osbaugh Brown, entry
man, together with his wit
nesses, George Bernardi and
Jack Duane Phillips, all of
Sitka, Alaska, has submitted
final proof on his homestead
entry, Anchorage Serial No.
026048 for land embraced in]
U. S. Survey No. 2571, situated?
on the southerly side Sitka
Highway and fronting on Thim
bleiberry Bay 3 miles east of
Sitka. Lat. 57 degrees 02 min
utes 28 seconds N., Long. 135
degrees 16 minutes 20 seconds I
W., containing 9.23 acres, and
it is now in the files of the
Land Office. Anchorage. Alaska
If no protest is filed in the
Land Office within the period'
of publication or thirty days]
thereafter, said final proof will!
be accepted and final certificate
issued.
WALTER E. BECK
Asst. Manager
Date First Publication: Oct.
5. 1955.
Date Last Publication: Nov.
30, 1955.
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TWO YOUTH HONOR DAY
PARTIES PLANNED
j As is traditional in Siitka,
two Youth Honor Day parties
have been arranged for chil
dren and younjg people — the
first for the pre-school group
to age 12 at the Moose Halil
and the second for teen-agers
a dancing party at the Elks
Cliulbrooms.
i Both are to be held Hallow
e’en Eve. Monday, October 31.
The smail-fry party is from 7
p. m. to 9 p. m., under the aus
pices of the Moose Lodge. Teen
| age dance begins alt 8 p. m.,
| under the sponsorship of the
j Elks Lodge and American Le
gion.
\
. Refreshments will feature
i both affairs, wiith games and
j treats as highlights for the
t younjgsters’ party,
i Admission will be by signed
pledge card only, as tin past
years.
City council .
hospital wiiflll grant a sewar ease
merit. There is seme doubt
whether the sewer iline will
pass over this or adjacent prop
erty. Mr. Calvin- was asked to
check into the matter.
MAYOR APPOINTED:
The following council com
mittees for the year: finance
— Andersen, Cailvdn and
Knight; police and fire — Eli
aison, Knight and Andersen;
streets and sewers — Calvin.
McClain and Calhoun; harbor
— McCain, Eliiason and Cal
houn; Schools — Calhoun, Mc
Ollaiin and Andersen; prqperty
— Knight. Elilaison and Calvin.
Salary ordinance will be
considered at the next meet
ing.
Attention Students
J
i Pick the PLAN of YOUR Choice^
RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN .4
TIME PAYMENT PLAN
CASH DISCOUNT PLAN
All students planning to enter the BAND
can now purchase Band instruments
on one of the above plans
WE HAVE A GOOD STOCK OF
Bundy Instruments
FOR YOUR INSPECTION
COME IN and SEE us TODAY i
1 Neill Andersen's
1
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tmmsam
preparea oy
Since the founding of
this Nation, ingenious
Americans have la
bored in home work
shops to produce some
of their commodities,
and, from those same
home workshops, men
inspired by the pro
tection of our Patent
System have Drought forth new metnoas
nd machines that gave birth to mighty
industries. The home workshop itself has
ecome a mighty industry called “Do-It
Yourself.” Patented tools and materials
have made it possible for~almost anyone
to utilize his creative ingenuity in the
home workshop, and amateur craftsmen
have invented and patented many of
those tools and materials for the “Do-It
Yourself” market. .
Power Drill
Hand Tool
Portable ,
low ^
HooM tug Nmlit
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