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Stud# * Activities
Tickets a. now being offered by
the High School Student Council
which will send the basketball
team to Anchorage for the annual
tournament held there. The Coun
cils annual Carnival will get under
way November* 18.
An R. C. A. radio phonograph, a
vacuum cleaner and a Winchester
22 rifle will be given away in con
nection with the carnival. There
will be a fish pond and a cherry
tree for the youngsters. Alaska’s
favorite game will be featured.
There will be a marriage booth,
wheel of fortune, what is described
as “an interesting play,” and a
horse racing concession.
For good hot food there will be
a hot dog stand. Shasta and cotton
will be sold. There will be a dart
baseball and beanbag throws with
fun and prizes for all. A dance will
top off this evening of games and
enjoyments '
This carnival is held every year
to finance the activities of the
school and clubs. Funds raised
from it will send the basketball
hoys and cheerleaders to Anchor
age, help the Seniors put out their
annual, and buy their caps and
gowns, and aid the Glee Club in
purchasing their robes.
USO News
A new program is to be featured
at the USO Club, starting Monday
night, November 14, at 8:00 o’clock
p. m. Tournament night will re
place dancing which has been on
the program for many months.
Tournament night will include
ehess, checkers, pinochle, canasta,
scrabble and clue. The committee
m charge of the program are Mrs.
Charlene Strader, Mrs. Edith Wen
ner, Mrs. Ruth Pollack, Misses
Scharlotte Richey and Margo Arch
ibald, Tim Potter, ET3, Loran Sta
tion and Cpl. Richard Wilson, US
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scores for the evening games. Re
freshments will be served by the
committee. This program should
give all servicemen and their fami
lies, junior hosteses and others
a chance to enjoy an evening of
fun.
Hospitality Night is Tuesday eve
ning, November 15, at 8:00 p. m.
The newly arrived 'Air Force will
be special guests. All servicemen
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and their families are invited to
attend. St. Mary’s Church will have
charge, with all other churches
furnishing entertainment and re
freshments.
USO Director Syphers says, ‘'Re
member November has been pro
claimed “Pal Month” by Mayor Ole
Johnson. This is your opportuni
ty to invite a serviceman into your
home for a meal and hospitality.”
If you plan to entertain some
servicemen and don't know how to
contact them, get in touch with
Mr. Syphers at the USO.
ANDREWS BREAKS LEG
Dana Andrews slipped and fell
on the ice Sunday, and broke a
leg. He was exercising his hunting
dogs in the Ft. Greely area when
the accident occured.
Andrews managed to hobble to
the car about 200 yards away, and
then drove to the dispensary /.or
medical attention. He is employed
at the Sheet Metal shop on the Na
val Station.
If you want to keep young, as
sociate with young people. If you
want to realize your age, try to
keep up with them.—Gosport, Pen
secola, Fla.
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