The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 20, 1943, Page 2

(S AGE TWO A.W.STEWART " MAKES HIGH ' BOWLINGSCORE Dr. A. W. Stewart, of the Butler Mauro Drug Company bowling team, was high bowler in tourna- !ment games of the Merchants' | League on the Elks Club alleys last night with the highest scores for all three games and a high, Itotal of 618 for the evening. How About YOME FUN and MERRIMENT? D [ w E | Dr. Stewart's scores for single & - Aidi ALl v 18 {games were 208, 207 and 203. | Juneau Nurses' Aides will give a " Scores made last night were: |dance on April 3 in the Elks' Ball- L 4 | 6 % Eeblis G room, it was announced by Mrs. and * Li8inots abiN® 2§ {ge gy Ceftrude Naylor, publicity chatr- ~ *"man, today. I T Dugkworth 159 139 159— 477 "pyckets will go on sale next week Eb f‘ i Rty 124 123 158— 403 .4 ail profits from the affair will | o5 W. Overby 123 140 140— 403y, tyrned over to the Juneau Chap- | “— —— —— —— Iter of the American Red Cross to ‘!t "l(‘ | Totals 425 422 476—1340 help meet the chapter’s quota of Henning’s $13,000 B |A. Hoffman 164 148 168— 480 Officers of the Juneau Nurses’ n »f 1 | H. Barragar 117 152 99— 268 ' Aides, which is sponsoring the bene- H. Simmons 144 149 147— 440 fit dance are: President, Miss Jane | —— — Alexander; Secretary, Mrs. Fred T‘)N lGllT Totals 425 449 4141189 Ayer; Publicity Chairman, Mr; Sl Naylor; Executive Committee, Mr: Butler-Mauro Joseph DeGanahil, Mrs. James Pri- | ! (Spot) 16 16 16— 43 mavera, Mrs. Hollis Triplette and A W. Stevart . 208 207 203 618 M;fi Jflsppht? Udginmnm in charge % - . § M. Mitchell g0 SUERARR 5o | THOTS OF IR S i B PR | 5 |of the dance are: Miss Elizabeth or any night . . . your friends will be there ... Musicby Ruth fHw. suanon 201 114 1es— a0 10 S50 Gl Setaugniin, Tolals 532 428 539 Tagg | Mrs. D. G. Taylor and Mrs. Dan H H 3 o Tt | Livie, at the Hammond Organ . . . and for dinner, sizzling steaks or Juncau Drug 2 g o8 E. Simmons 168 1456 137— 450 |C. Barragar 136 136 168— 440 fresh fried chicken, superbly prepared by Johnnie— S Tovenx 10 m s s TDES TOMORROW Totals 444 451 549—1441 High tide—1:48 am. 167 feet. —_— Low tide—7:50 a.m., 04 feet. | Percy’s High tide--1:56 p.n., 169 feet. C. Carnegie 155 155 155— 465 Low tide—8:04 pm., -0.8 feet. H. Petrich 179 158 178— 515 Tides Monday ‘M. Sperling 120 135 192— 456 High tide—2:15 am, 173 feet. Good Food ‘ 1 18 B ow tides2s am. 04 feet. | Totals 463 448 525-—1436 | High tide- pam., 169 feet. 3 | Ordway's Low tide—8:36 pam., -0.7 feet. * (Spot) 22 22 22— 66| J S Good Music e Bmaring 150 1 160 3 |E. Hendrickson 90 127 108— 325 . ickson 137 134 199— 47 3 G | Ti L Hendridkson 191 134 10— 470 | e Make a Specialty 00 [ ] me { Totals 407 422 4851324 f e yi 0 1 Leota'’s H P Holmquist 148 126 140 414 v B oddaons B. Lavenik 178 140 149 467 ! L. Holmquist .. 13¢ 167 142— 443 ALSO THE BEST IN ; | et e AMERICAN DISHES Totals 460 431 4311324 \ { 20th Century Th B lc l (Spot) 7T 77-5’ e Oya ale i » . J. Barragar 201 170 163— | Phone Douglas 68 for Reservations John Marin, Proprietor [} 1, wuaes 108 108 C. Messer . 136 148 — Totals 452 433 Empire Classifieds Pay! PARKE THIRTY NINE ‘ INANDTWENTY ™ oy o siceavenene FOR SUNDAY BUY WAR BONDS #iving. liess 'Tram ; With fresh snow reported ward this mOrDiNg WETC ) of the Douglas Isiand ski ared | T S, ! fairly favorable conditions are an: Charlie T. Carlson, O. ByrumClark,IfidpaM {or the ‘weekend, Junél s 2 i “! The bulk of the skiers will coms A“'Pd”i JH;"':;’“'V Ma’k:cex;trate; tomorrow at the Slalg e way: 5 |Hill at the one-mile post, wher 1 R-‘nph Mma.;:)'ncs n}":Sul (‘:’"Lhc 10w il be . in,. operaty Rupert O, Kulin .Olis E"lhroughout the day. Due to tl ¢ \ 1. % 2 " | fairly heavy. fall of fresh snow N ape, Byron O. Lind, Stanley F. the upper reaches of the ski ar |Livingston, Guy A. Ludvigson,|congitions at the Slalom Hill wil Frank L. Mahan, Reubin Mlller.'be better than in the:upper bowl.j Norman P. Nehsenz, Harry Nielson, ~ pojiowing the outdoor activities | \ John S. Rybka, Claude Sh“db“““"mmormw skiers will gather at the Arthur R. Sigfrid, Lester M. Stit- ) oo ‘of 'the " Dish “Absis for Tex zel, Henry Tally, Roy W. Oens, | apinante 1 g:fl; : :«;rl\:“ti\? }floe sep: 2 l:' xe:n | Ski Club officials called attentioni { HATA ERIPES S ahle, | {540y to the coming races on April| § | Andrew Mahle, Edin Skaret, Ruth |, 2hd are urging all who cxpecl] ;I,;(;,Xk:‘:m]' s Al dape, W Do compete to submit applications Te i , (for entrance. Those who have mtg aking passage for the south are, received forms” may secure them for Ketchikan—J. B. Roholt, Ben-| o Curtis Shattuck 2 | ! nett Falkenburg; for Seattle—F. D £ 3 £ | Kelly, N. R. Donnell, George Pres- Passengers We . Lhitls iy 50ih el ink WOMEN OF MOOSE ! 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