High School to
Present Three-Act Comedy
The high school will present
this hilarious three-act comedy
in the Multi-tPurpose Room on
Thursday, Nov. 16, at eight
o’clock.
The comedy concerns typical
teen-agers trying out for a play,
rehearsals, and the final riotous
production itself. Ann Chambers,
as Bda Troutliver, the English
teacher, is the director of the
school play, and manages to be
on the verge of a nervous break
down after hectic rehearsals and
opening night She is amorously
inclined toward the absent-mind
ed science teacher, Harry De
Wilde, played by Tex Chunn.
Robert Baldwin, as Clifford L.
iMumford, a quiet, retiring “brain”
of the Senior Class at Rockford
High School, suddenly finds him
self cast as the romantic lead in
the school play, opposite his
secret love. Donna Bratton, play
ed by Pearl Johnson.
Billy Segoonick, as the athletic
hero claims Donna as his own, and
through a jealous rage, tries to
kjdnap Clifford, and then man
ages to sabotage the class play
during opening night.
Pam Mulvihill, as Flooper
Bushman supplies good slap-stick
’comedy as a loud blustering boy
crazy bobby soxer. The play
within a play theme is unique,
and will prove interesting and
hilarious to watch.
Tickets are now on sale, so save
the date!
Lions Club Plans
Christmas Party
At the lions Club meeting
last night plans were made for
a Christmas party on the eve
ning of Saturday, De**-*-**. The
club also discussed some civic
projects which they hoped would
be slightly sensational, very fun
ny and moderately profitable.
President non Perkins an
nounced that Billikin Real Estate
had made available a small build
ing warm-up shack for the school
skating rink. Lion Jess Woodward
said he would donate an oil stove,
and Lion A1 Doyle has already
soid he would move the shade to
the site when necessary. A work
party will be organized to ready
tiie shade as soon as the weather
turns cold.
METHODIST SISTERHOOD
BAKE SALE
FRIDAY — BOV. 10
STARTING AT 10 AM.
MAZONNA'S STORE
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Movies Available on Free
Loan from Pictures, Lie.
More than 350 movies available
on free loan to clubs and other
adult groups are described in free
catalogs pitolished by Pictures,
Inc., Anchorage.
The films range in content from
travel and sports to guidance for
the home craftsman, fashion re
views and an explanation of the
stock market. Running tunes
range from 10 to 30 minutes. All
of the films are 16mm-sound and
most are in color.
The movies are made available
on loan by numerous industrial
companies, professional societies
and other organizations as part
of their public information pro
gress. Pictures, Inc., acts as Alas
ka film distributor for the various
organizations.
Copies of these catalogs may be
obtained free from Pictures, Inc.,
811 8th Ave., Anchorage.
ALTER' SOCIETY
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
The Alter Society of St. Jo
seph’s Catholic Church Monday
evening elected new officers, A
movie was shown and refresh
ments were served by Borgny
Reader and Ilene Schick. They
newly elected officers were Jo
Arm Conklin, president; Sharon
Unterwagner, vice president, and
Bridget Alurac, treasurer.
IRENE GILLETTE PASSES
Word was received yesterday
from Ben Gillette of the death of
his wife Irene, after a long ill
ness. The funeral will take place
tomorrow at the Jones Funeral
Home in Bellingham, Wn. The
Gillettes were former long-time
Nome residents.
Wn BOWLING LEAGUE
Bankers
Old Folks
Merchants
Morgans 9 11
Polar Bar 7 13
Weather Bureau 7 >13
High series honors went to
Polar Bar 2352, Bankers 2298 and
Old Folks 2242.
High individual series were Jack
Carpenter 580, Carl Olavinovich
581 and Walt Glavinovich 509.
Jack Carpenter had a high
game of 213. Both Jack Carpenter
and Joe Unterwagner are tied for
high game in the league with a
213.
Some weeks ago the secretary
made a mistake and omitted a
high series. Ash Craft rolled a
540 on Oct. 6.
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Vocational Advisory Board
To Meet Here on Weekend
The State Vocational Educa
tion Advisory Board will be meet
ing here on Saturday and Sun
day. Ami Craft, the local member
of the board, said the meetings
will start at 10 am. in the Su
perior Courtroom and are open to
the public.
Members of the Advisory
Board, in addition to Craft are:
Louis Glatz, mayor of Ketchikan,
chairman of the 'board; Gene Short
and Dave Harper of Anchorage;
Don Erwin of Palmer; Ed Parsons
of Fairbanks, and Marvin Chris
tan of Juneau.
It is expected that the board
will discuss recommendations it
will make in regard to the Voca
tional School to be built here.
Carroll G. Fader, director of
Vocational Education for the State
of Alaska, will meet with the
board.
Methodist Church Board
Meets This Evening at 8
The official board of the Com
munity Methodist Church will
meet tonight at 8 for their month
ly meeting at the new church.
There will be a final inspection
of the new church as well as the
regular business. All members are
urged to 'be present.
The members are: Mrs. Walter
Atuk, Robert Baldwin, Fred Bock
man, Mrs. Lydia Bell, Wm. Cam
eron, S. Croell, Mr. & Mrs. Charles
Fagerstrom, W. Hoogendom, Sam
uel Kakik, Teddy Koweluk, Ger
ald McCray, Mrs. Carrie McLain,
Mr. & Mrs. A. Nagozruk, Mrs. A.
Nerland, Roy Jenkins, Mrs. David
Nease, Mrs. W. Parker, Willie
Senungetuk, and Roy Snyder.
"HAVE A HEART"
Mrs. Bonnie Hahn wishes some
one would “have a heart” and
help her with this year’s Alaska
Heart Assn, fund drive. Mrs.
Hahn conducted the drive last
year, but says she is unable to
do it alone tills time. She has all
the necessary material to conduct
the drive and would welcome
help from Interested people to help
out in this very worthy cause.
STILL WORKING ON
TELLER ROAD PROJECT
Wien manager Pearse Walsh to
day reported that Central Con
struction Co. is still moving dirt
on the Teller Road. They expect
to continue their road work until
Sunday the 12th, which is a rec
ord for road construction in this
part of the north.
TROOP 66 PACK
COMMITTEE MEETS TONIGHT
The Pack Committee of Cub
Troop 66 will have a roganiza
tional meeting tonight in the
home of Rev. and Mrs. McCray at
7:00 p.m. The committee, whose
membership includes, Rev. Mc
Cray, Joe Rychetnik, Marc Beau
champ, Arthur Nagozruk Jr., and
Wm. Hoogendom met last week
with Mr. Ira J: Hill, District Scout i
Executive.
v3rr nome^ov.1**^*
In a letter to Pete Walsh, Sen.
E. Gruening states he will visit
Nome Nov. 28-2* and wants to
meet with as s»ny people and
civic group* as possible to discuss
the problems of
Alaska. He *ritt go
to Kotmbue Nov. 30 to
dedication of the new $8 twniton
Public Health Hospital recently
constructed by the Chris Berg Go.
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