The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 22, 1945, Page 7

WhDI\ESDAY ALGUST 22 1945 COI.UMBIA LUMBER COMPANY OF ALASKA : HOME INSGLATION . ... - NEW ROOF ! Time Payments Arranged EVERGREEN BOWL SEASON IS OVER; WAS RAINY YEAR' Good weather and a variety| !schedule of games made up the final | field day held at Evergreen Bowl REMODELING NU-BRICK SIDING PHONE 587 ‘ PHONE 787 JUNEAU PLUMBING & HEATING co. ; PLUMBING—HEATING—OIL BURNERS—SHEET METAL WELDING |last Friday with around 150 boys and girls participating. \ Considering the poor weather it} |has been a fairly successful season. The Bowl staff is sorry and dis- "xp},()mu‘d about the pool, but as it r man who has been mming and the lea \ktwv Third and Franklin RUTH B. ROCK General Agent—Baranof Hotel 0LYNEPIC NATII)NAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY SEATTLE not an asset by any | | dominated over “Old Man ! S etball and ping-| p(mz were | supplemented for the outdoo ities, and many players b the end of the above m(*ntioned. BETTY McCORMICK Juneau Agent—FPhone 547' in the PHONE 633 IDEAL GLASS C€O. U Glass Work of All Descriptions | 121 MAIN STREET \ded du ng Ihe PLATE GLASS 1 the annual day ' ather permitting. The vents consisted of races, g es, etc., for all boys and | |gitls of all ages with prizes for first, second and place winners. | Candy bars anu show tickets were DON ABEL | & MAKE JUNEAU DAIRIES A i DELICIOUS ICE CREAM & daily habit—ask for 1t by name | [ Juneau Dairies, Inc. |the prizes for the lucky winners. Winners for grade and high school tcurnaments are: Mary Thibodeau won over Mae Dapcevich in ping- pong; for the boys, Bill Schmidt/ won by default from Bill Graves. The boys tennis tournament look- ed as if it wasn't to be played, but Frances Ann Beauty Salon HOME OF Lanolin Creme Permanent Wave PHONE 388 195 S. Franklin Open evenings by appointment - e | SHOES REPAIRED ! WHILE YOU WAIT! DAILY MAIL SERVICE llollywood Shoe Shop? e |a break in the weather on the last | |day, August 17, allowed the tourna- SRR S T VANITY ment to be finished, the winning title BEAUTY going to Bob Sanford, with the game SALON | score over Bob Carter of 7-5, 7-5. § are given the winners for a To own a cup, the same must win two consecutive s in the same sport. Cooper Bldg., Elsie Hildreth, Mgr. E PHONE 3181 | " THRIFT CO-0P Member National Reteler- Owned Grocers 211 SEWARD STREET PHONE 767 | | . - 4 ° H ® " s i T H $ % ? FORD AGENCY (Authorized Deelers) et GREASEZS—GAS—OIL ? Foot of Maln itreet Junean Motors | [ o SR { Sanitary Meat Co. * POR QUALITY MEATS . AND POULTRY FREE DELIVERY # (all Phones 13 and 9 il 7 ¢ MACHINE SHOP § Marine Hardware ‘ Chas. G. Warner Co. Chrysler Marine Engines ’ i NORTH TRANSFER /Light and Heavy Hauling | & 0. DpAvVIS E. W. DAVIS (i ¢ PHONE 81 L OWLING-DAVLIN | COMPANY DODGE and PLYMOUTH DEALERS WHEN IN NEED OF I iesel Oil—Stove Oil—Your 0al Choice—General Haul- g — Storage and Crating CALL USI Juneau Transfer Phone 48—Night Phone 0393 i | 4~ “§MILING BERVICE" l gert s Cash Grocery | PHONE 184 or 195 Junesa | [ f ee Delivery Naska Trading Co. 1. W. GUCKER, Prop. 4 PHONE 122 or 4 & Alaska Dock and Storage ey OME GROCERY ¢ Phone 146 5 tere—TeL. e A gty The men and womens tournawments | | are still in progress and in order to| | tind out whom one has to play call Black 380 and information will be given. | The following is a list of winners| in the activities held Friday, August | | 17: Hopping race for 5-6 year old girls | {and boys: Sue Anderson, Bruce| | Gould, Billy Pegues. Hopping race for 7-8 year old boys: Dick Pegues, Arnold Reeber, | | Bob Pegues. i Hopping race for 7-8 year old |girls: Patsy Mantilla, Helen Clair Lister, Katherine Hared. 2 1 dash for girls up to 9 Helen | {{ CAPITOL CAFE Southern Fried Chicken ; | { Choice Steaks DINE and DANCE —_—_— ALASKA WINDOW CLEANING CO. Window Cleaning and Janitor Service MERF C. FERRIS PHONE GREEN 167 —ee/ 1 C G. E. ALMQUIST | CUSTOM TAILOR ye Across from Elks’ Club | 50-yard dash for girls 10-11 years: PHONE 578 | Betty Mantilla, Agnes Hared, Syl- g Marjorie Klingball, Lister, Pat Anderson, ard dash for boys up to 9 50-yard dash for boys, 10-11 years: | Jeff Pegues, Dick Forest, Al Carlson. 75-yard dash for girls up to 12-13 years: Betty Mantilla, Sylvia Lister, Donna Gould. 75-yard dash for boys 12-13 years: Dick Forrest, Jeff Pegues, Donald | Mackinnon. 100-yard dash for 14-16 year boys: Fred Proudy, Rod Wi CALL Femmer's Transfer 114 OIL — FEED — HAULING I Carl Weidman. Thomas Hardware Co.|| 100-vara dash for 14-16 year ola _ . |girls: Carmen Mantilla, Denna Lee! PAINTS — OILS Gould, Sylvia Lister. Builders’ and Shelf Backward race for 5-6 year old l HARDWARE girls and boys: Sue Anderson, Helen Claire Lister, Katherine Hared. Wheelbarrow race for 8-11 year e T s w . |old boys: Jeff Pegucs-Al Carlson; Utak Nut and Lump | |Georze Graves-Dick Forrest; Alf OI- | sen-Bob Waugh. C 0 A L Wheelbarrow race for 8-11 year old girls: Barbara Frederickson- Alaska Dock & Storage Co. | Mary Klingball; Pat Anderson-Ar- TELEPHONE 4 deen Kassner; Agnes Hared-Alberta Carlson. 100-yard dash for boys and girls all ages: Fred Proudy, Rod Williams, | Bill Hogan. Freeze-out for boys 9-11 years old: Norman Lister, Dick Forrest, Al Carlson. Freeze-out for girls, 9-11 years old: Barbara Frederickson, Agnes Hared, Pat Anderson. Freeze out for boys 12-13 years old: ] Rod Pegues, Bill Sperling, Al Shaw. | The Alaskan Hotel Newly Renovated Rooms ! at Reasonable Rates PHONE mé‘u o Alaska Music Supply Arthur M. Uggen, Manager Planos—Mausical Instruments and Supplier Phone 208 Second and BeM Freeze-out for girls 12-13 years old: Sylvia Lister, Laureen Arlowe, i |Pat Anderson. Freeze-out for boys 14-16 years cld: Bill Schmidt, Bill Sperling, Jeff Pegues. [ A — HENNING RETURNS MRS. Mrs. Robert Henning and chil- dren, Eric and Randi, returned to Juneau aboard the Yukon after a six weeks' visit in Seattle. — e | | Chotee Meats At AI Times ' Located in George Bros Store | PHONES 553—92—85 i Empire Want-ads brina results! Al l a “ea! 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