The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 10, 1939, Page 8

Program for Rofary Fest IsLongOne Alaska’s First Big Conven- tion Plan Leaves Lit- fle Time for Sleep without ree days sleep—three packed with business and en- ent running the gamut{ taking pictures of Juneau at 1 altitude of 10,000 feet e hoice cuts of sandwi shadow of Mendenha e pros ere May au Rotari € ed schedule of entertai are just beginning to realize they have a big job, but are Here's the tentative program MAY 18 Men and Women 9:00 a.m., Capitol Thes a. Or chestra; b. Community c Conference called to orde oy airman; d. Invocation; e. Wel- come to Alaska, Gov. John W. Troy; Welcome to Juneau, Mayor Harry 1. Lucas; g. Announcements, Con- ference Secretary; h. Report of strict Governor; i. Speech; j. Ex- planations of enactments; K. Mu- S| (solo, trio, etc., local); 1. Pre- sentation of Past Governors; m Speech; n. Nomination for Gover- nor 12:30 p.n.—Adjournment. (Tickets for award for ladies passed out un- til 9:30 a.m.) 12:45 p.m—Luncheons: Baranof; No. 2, Baranof; Percy’s; No. 4, Private groups. 2:30 pm. to 5:00 pm. meetings (men only) for leaders for: 1. Club Service; 2. Vocational Service; 3. Community Service; 4. International Service, 2:30 pm. to 5:00 p.m—Ladies' program——to be arranged. 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m aboard ships. 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p. m.—Capitol Theatre. Program arranged by Kelly Blake. Consists of community sing- ing. solo numbers, duets, frios, etc perhaps novelty numbers. 7:30 pm. to 9:00 p.m.—Coliseum | Theatre. Program arranged by Kelly Biake. Consists of skits, minstrel show, community singing, novelty numbers, etc., on the stage 9:00 pan. to 10:30 p.m. — Repeat No. 1, — Dinner No. 3,| — Group Appointments | programs at both Capitol -and Col- | iseum- theaters. t10:30 p.m. to 1:00 aun.—Elks. Hall Days of '98," conducted by Kelly Blake MAY 19 ~Breakfasts for nments 7:15 am Presi- dents. Group as for luncheons ex which are rotated. At each boat. Private breakfasts that chairman, vice-chairman outside clubs are appointed. Secre- tary from Jur For Secretar! same as above Pioneers, same above 9:00 a.m ing; call to munnnrt'xm'nl\ tation of tion Committee 9:55 am. to 10:35 am 10:55 a.m.—Music 11:05 and 11:25 am least one on 1 For Music, community sing- order by Chairman Secretyiy; prosen- report .of ‘Elec- Addresses. Addresses. 11:25 a.n.—Report of Resolution Committee. (See note for Gover- nor's Ball) 12:05 p.n.—Invitation for confer- nce, city 12:10 p.m—Presentation of Dis- rict Governor nominee. | 12:20 p.m.—Closing Ceremonies, See note for Governor's Ball) 12:45 p.m.—Adjournment. Tickets for ladies’ attendance given out un- til 9:30 am 1:15 to 2:30 p.m-—Luncheon ses- sions tmen only Group 1, Baranof ;}i tel, Group 2, Percy's, Group 3 land 4. Boats, Group 5, Private Homes. Have chairman, vice-chair- man, song leader from outside clubs and secretary from Juneau Club at luncheon Ladies’ luncheons or teas, 1:00 to 2:00 p.m., to be arranged 30 p.m.—Glacier trip. Caravan starts 2:30 pm. to end of road and back to glacier. Program: Rifle shoot, fishing, etc 7:30 p.n—Banquet at glacier. 10:00 p.m. to 12:00 p.m.—Bonfire (four different ones); campfire, songs and talks; outdoor movies | | | MAY 20 | Entertainment: fisning, flying, |boating, rifle shooting, mountain climbing, etc. Program of hours to |be arranged All meals aboard the boat exceépt private meals provided in homes, hotels, etc. No financial responsi- | bility on Juneau Club. Program can run from 4:30 a.m. for fishing and boating parties until 8 at night for all entertainment. 9:00 p.m.—Governor's Ball at High School Gym, Chairman, J. (Kelly) Blake 9:30 p.m.—Grand march, program begins, intermission number. (Sug- gest the following be given l\oro at 11 p.m. instead of May 19): a. Re- port of Resolution Committee l(mv ernor or Committee Chairman in| charge), b. Closing ceremonies, same as | cept for places, | | See | of of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity. 15 min- ('Tols (Maximum 21 minutes). | Adjournment al time utes) 1:00 a.m. southbound | 1:00 a.m. to 1:00 a | > MISS SIMPKIN, leave Juneau Boats m.—Slecp EH.METZGAR ~ WED TUESDAY |Morning Ceremony fo Be Performed at Catholic Church of Nativity | At a 9 o'clock ceremony tomorrow morning in the Catholic Church of the Nativity, Miss Mary Simpkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George M. Simpkins, of this city, will become | the bride of Edward H. Metzgar, son | of Mrs. Frances Metzgar, of Kellogg Idaho. The Rev. W. G. LeVasseur will perform the ceremony. Miss Louise Kemper will be Miss Simpkins’ only attendant, and John | out an appeal for Juneau can deliv Cemmittees THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1939. “a have been revised in the rush of preparations. The new lo(Al ROTARY |Keith G. Wildes, Charles Goldsteln, MRS ‘ S BORSH“ v w Mulvihill. s oo wm_‘ " VISITING PARENTS HAS BEEN FIRST | .. Cha Lu Huds M Dow banks, arrived on the Alaska Sun- WORK (u' ouT Service Club Committee—Chair- | day with her infant son and will The Ouistanding preference of industrial and commercial 4 man, John Cauble, C. H. Metcalf, | visit for the next month with her buyers for RAY OIL BURNERS tells the story. Ed Sweum | parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rob- Entertainment Problem fo S oS e | e s i, e s RICE & AHLERS CO. Henyy Green, Tom Cole, Harold|tor Company in Fairbanks. 5 600 People—Commlt- | Knight, Keith Wildes. i i o Third and Franklin Streets PHONE 34 tees Are Named i st Louis this year fcu:;‘bm;edl the JUNEAU'S ROTARY CONFERENCE—May 18-19-20 th e OLD AGE ASSISTANCE 72 smrn o e st e " DISCUSSION TONIGHT i fil’;"m‘; » ot thet o DEMOCRAT MEETING CLEARANCE several hundred (estimated at 600) : Northwest. Rotarians coming here Ol ASe Assisiance Wit be discte: :1::1‘ Pl::”?: };lgie::ee}g;erfhrfiie\tvi:fix: ffi‘l‘“”)‘:""::ifl v:’;?n:ren'sp Cl"lh H\A]Il\u'l]\ OF OVEB'STUCKED A L S 0 .' of convention, 4 e Parish Hall of ¥ It will be no small task to en- ';\1’;‘12: fiaxr:t{‘ef(«lli‘:}mder. secretary to LINES OF NEW we have nearly oS e T | it Wbt s korriowed on 6 SPRING 500 pair of men's v Il the support subject of Old Age Assistance by Miss Gladys Brewis of the Public Welfare Office. Both young women are informed on their subject and and SUMMER HEAVY WOOL SOX Mang 3 PSf Mc 1“_1"”\ will act as best man.| g o aetive Rotarians shaping the their talk is being looked forward Ushers for the ceremony will in-| ) vontion plan is as follows: to with interest by club members s"”Eg H cice e, Andersan. e MUl |3 rorion Commice ' rhaonn T Orc e on b which we must clear g s : 1% | —Chairman Tom Dyer, Rod Dar- vs. Indigenous Women will be dis- ,)“",“'i‘;m: Sf::":f;:i‘f::l"h‘;""w .(x’i""'“ John A. Cauble, James Mc- cussed at the meeting t by from our shelves L EOOWRGE Pty -~X grade| AEnIon, TIoths LAl Mis A o Bhiew Jonoe i i ilybs ol s Banquet Committee —Chairman, Mrs. William A. Holzheimer, Pre- “ow <‘.‘n; )‘km\l 1‘ ter lau-:gi | l‘l‘)‘f Ul 185 | prank McDermott, Percy Reynolds, sident of the Democratic Women's > b \“_\_li'\v o “w‘ i fll((u q]‘:) \m: Fred Henning, Ed Shaffer, Henry Club, announctd that plans would $1 []0 VALUES ashington. She is a| be made tonight for the May meet- . »ig Miss Simpkins is at present in the| disbursing office of the United States Treasury Department Mr, Metzgar, well known Juneau advertising man, attended both the| University of Idaho and the Univer- sity of Washington. He is a member D s (LAST RITES FOR GUY MCNAUGHTON | ARE ON WEDNESDAY Funeral services for the late Gu McNaughton will be held Wednes- day afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Elks Hall. The casket will not be opened at the hall but friends may call at the Charles W. Carter Chapel Tuesday afternoon or evening or before the servicfi on Wodlvmdm‘, R HIRST BOOKKEEPER WILL VISIT FAIRS william Biggs, bookkeeper at Hirst, came in on the Estebeth yesterday to await southbound pas- sage. Biggs is taking a trip Outside, Boy Alec Decoration Committee Lu Liston, McDermott, Carter, man Dyer, member of the Pi Beta Phi sorority. | > Dunham Scout Committee—Chairman John Ernie Parsons, R. R. Brown, Jack Hayes. Finance Committee — Chairman | James C. Cooper, A. B. Phillips, Tom Harry Lucas, Howard Stabler, | Chatles Beale, Rod Darnell, ing of the organization and request- ed that all members of the club and those interested in joining be pre- as low as 40c — Chair- sent tonight to assist in forming Jones, Frank plans for the next meeting Charlie| The meeting tonight will start at Heavy Flannel and Wool SHIRTS 7:30 o'clock .- ATTENTION MASONS There will be a Stated Communi- James McNaughton, Wallis George, A. W Stewart. cation of Mt. Juneau Lodge Mon- Hotel and Housing Committee — day evening at 7:30. Work in the Chairman, I. Goldstein. F. C. degree. By order of the W. M. from @ up Luncheons Committee — Chair- J. W. LEIVERS, - man, Tom Morgan, Henry Green, adv. Secretary. pa.rs “t 0”'” Jack Burford —— e Mens’ Sports Committee—Chair- Toanwv's News vocay.—-Tmoire. > man Dr. Oouncll; TempOrary| o i $2-45 Dress Shirts | . . Chairman, Bert Caro, Henry Sully, $2.00 values 1. Goldstein, Jack Burford, Lu Hud- CLEABANCE | " A con, Horace Adams, Los Bernard,| 1 3’ A. W. Stewart. ! Men's and DRESS SHOES and as low as @ D) | E Public Address Committee — ; | - Chairman, R. W. McCrary Xouths | WORK SHOES Publicity Committee — Chairma, 218 } Charles Carter, William Evans, Los l " A 1 o Reception Committee—Chairman, Howard Stabler, all members of Ju- 4 { neau Registration and Information Committee—Chairman, W. O. Carlson, J. L. Cauble. planning to take in both the San;| |A. E. Gustafson, N. L. Troast, Wil- c.! Francisco and New York Fairs. sons, bur Rotary Wester, William NENANA IGE POUL ! CLOSES IN SOUTHEAST ALASKA TODAY MIDNIGHT Change in Closing Due 1 o Transporfation Delays (Formerly: BIG VAN'S STORE) AL-The Shoe Doctor's || S. FRANKLIN ; oy v S0 W AL m| g Ernie Par- Whitehead, TANANA RIVER ICE MOVE DATES Since 1917, when the pool was started, ice has gone out as follows: e 1 1917—April 30 1918—May 11. 1919—May 3 .. 1920—May 11 ... 1921—May 11 1922—May 12 1923—May 9 1924—May 11 . 1925—May 7. 1926—April 26 . 1927—May 13 1928--May 1929—May 1930—May 1931—May 1932—May 1933—May 1934 —April 1935—May 1936—April 30 1937—May 12 1938—May 6 10 .. 1 8. 30 15 10:15a.m, 7:20 pm. . 2:07pam. . 1:32p.m. ..12:58 p.m. 8:04 p.m. 8:14p.m. x“-"- o - -~ ] ] T O ! | | | | |