The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 31, 1947, Page 7

MONDAY, MARCH 31, 1947 ALASKA (CASTAL > MRLINES CARRIES 13 ON WEEKEND Alaska Coastal Airlines seven pasconger flights er lday and Sunday, touching et ka, Pelican, Hoonah, Gustay Todd, Tenakee, S Tulsequah, Petersburg, end Ketchikan. Sitka passengers were E. Robe Juan B. Bettran, Tom Morgan, Col. Brundick, Col. Frank, David Howard, Frank Clayton, Mr. and Mrs. A, Hope, Kenneth Johnson, Alex Marks, Mr. and Mrs. George Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Kaldofsky, Mathew. Beens and Grant Pearsen. Passengers to Pelican were Don Borentzen, H. Christensen and Geor Hurtner; to Todd: Jack Lee; to Hoonah, Paul White; to Gustavus, Mr. Peterson; to Haines C. P. Griffin; to Tulsequah, B. C J. Rogers. To Skagway, The Rev. Gallant, 1. H. Morse, M. Warren and. A. D. Friesen; to Ketchikan, Harry Newell, John Olafson, Al Daniels, Verne Albright, Bryce Mielke and Drury; to Petersbburg, Mrs. isson. From Ketchikan to Juneau, H. 5. Christenson and Don Lorent- zen; from Petersburg to Juneau, Chris Christenson, F. S. Faurat and George Frank; from Tulsequah, B C, Mr. and Mrs. Dahl and two children, and R. Glennie. From Haines to Juneau, A. Ban Kawock, and F. Phelps; from Skagway, R. E. Renner; from ‘Tenakee, L. L. Smith and J. Deu- rish; from Pelican, E. Walton, K. . Klippert, 8. Warburton, and Joe Paddock. From: Sitka to Juneau, Rudy Van Aalst, Johns Lee, Richard Tennett, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Web- er, Norman B. Wigntoff, P. S. McLain, Paul Smith, E. M. Moore, T. Westfall, Mr. and Mrs. W. Westfall, Don Milnes and L. Zack. — s made Sat- Wrangell ELECTRICITY NOTICE g Because of repairs to the Trans- mission Line, the POWER will be off on the GLACIER HIGHWAY, ‘Tuesday April first from one p.m. until 3 p.m. Wednesday April sec- ond from 9 a.m. until noon. ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER CO. —adv. 541-t1 -oe ol CARD OF THANKS We wish to take this means of *®extending our many thanks to the people of Juneau for their hospi- tality and kindness shown us while here during the Legislature. MR. and MRS. GERRIT “HEINIE" SNIDER. —adv. 541-t1 BN Buy it through Empire want-ads! COLUMBIA SREWERIES Ine. 122 Second St. N Qity Happy Affair Sat. For 2 Little Girls A large group of young ffiends Mary Joyce Endicott and Smith celebrate the home of Mrs. Jack ce, who was four years and Rene2, who became three years old, received many beauti- ful gifts in honor of the occasion. Games and a lovely lunch of sandwiches, cake and ice cream and cookies were 'enjoyed, after which the guests were treated to a matinee at_ the theatre. Can- dy and popcorn were provided also for the youngsters to take to the oW The big birthday cake s decorated with white and pink rcees on the white cake. The guests included Betty Rose Marie Pelazo, Jo Ann and Yvonne Guy, Richard, Valerie, Judy and Gloria Smith, Darlene, Mary Ann and Jimmie Buchanan, Ronnie Ellenberg, Delfin Caeser, Esther Hinkle, Shirlty and David Passey, Margie and Carryl Blair, Marilyn Wright, Sue Casler and Punky Shanks, and the - honor guests, Renee Smith and Joyce Endicott. and - METHODIST CANTATA AGAIN FRIDAY NIGHT John Hoogstac's cantata, “Easter Glory,” was sung for the first time last night to an appreciative audience of cver a hundred who requested that it be sung again. Mr. Hoogstad, director of the Sen- ior Choir of the Methodist church, has.written the cantata during the last three months, and the choir feels it to be a special privilege to sing it again. There are ten numbers, of which one is a solo, then a duet, an- other solo with choir accompani- ment and a duet with choir accom- paniment. The other six are eith- er full choir numbers or have short sections of part singing. The words are based on Scriptural account of the story, except, the last number, * sus Is Our King,” which is a glad | statement of dedication to the liv- ine Lord. The cantata will be sung again God Friday nicht at 8 o'clock for all who asked to hear it again, and for those who missed it Sun- day night. e Sell it with an Empire Want-ad! FREE DELIVERY SERVICE in Juneau and Douglas GREEN MAUVE MOHAIR KINY (1460 KC) JUNEAU “The Voice of Alaska” MONDAY EVENING 5:00—One Night Stand. 5:30—Totem Talk—Forecasts. 5:45—World in Music. 6:00—PNA News. 6:15—Leo Lazetti 6:30—Ed Wynn. 7:00—Here’s to Veterans. 7:15—Standard News—Forecasts 7:30—Waino Hendrickscn. 7:45—Dance Band 8.00—Mildred Hermann. 8:15—Red Skelton 8:45—PAA News. 9:00—Radio Theatre 9:30—Dance Band. 9:45—Between the Lines. 10:00—Words with Music. 10:15—Forecasts, (Marine and weather forecasts daily at 8:00 and 9:30 AM.,; 12:00 Noon, and 5:40, 7:25 and 10:15 P. M.) .o SON BORN JATURDAY | TO MRS. KEN LOWE Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth (Grassy) Lowe are the proud ang happy parents of a baby boy born Sat- urday morning at St. Ann's Hos- pital. The new potential ball- player weighed 4 pounds, 15 oun- ces at birth, The first child for the Lowes, ke has been named Kenneth Mem- Lrance. Harry Lea, Mrs. Lowe's ‘ather, is also very pleased over the ecvent which makes him a grandfather for the first time. - ‘AMY LOU BLOOD FIRST - Juneau Upholstery New Custom-Built, Handsomely Tailored Quality FURNITURE in the Fabric you choose from our Large Stock of Uy kolstery Covers We use only the BEST of MATERIALS in your NEW FURNITURE . . . COIL SPRINGS THROUGHOUT ENOUGH FABRIC ON HAND FOR 40 SETS COLORS ALICE BLUE DREGS OF WINE FABRICS TAPESTRIES We do a COMPLETE JOB of RECOVERING Your OVER-STUFFED FURNITURE SPRINGS RETIED . ... COMPLETELY REPADDED OUT - OF -TOWN ORDERS GIVEN SPECIAL ATTENTION WOMAN TO SOLO HERE; FLIGHT ON SATURDAY Amy Lou Blood of Lu-Ek’'s Photo Shop made her solo flight at the Juneau airfield Saturday—the first woman to solo at the Juneau field. She flew in a Piper Cub owned by the Capitol City Aircraft Company, and her instructer was Tommy White. D WEEKEND POLICE ARRESTS Juneau City Pelice made six ar- ts over the weekend of men booked for being under the influ- ence ©f intoxicants. Jacob Joseph and Robert W. Glennie were ar- restcd Saturday night, Glennie for the seccnd time. An employee OT Pola~is-Taku Mining Company, he 1 arrested here the last s in town, on January 26. Sunday morning Roy Manson d Fred Harris, native, were book- 1scn has already a 30 day sentence given him a e ago for fighting., Sunday . J. Larkans was arrested, and early this morning Sam Al- stead. 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