The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 28, 1947, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA . Ihanfeld, John Lichten- t which 3ia William Mayor Hendrickson s COASTAL AIRLINES Patricia Hogue fo (17 PASSENGERS ARE ..t hic's { - Dethys i son, Linda Nelson, Sidney Thomp- Refurns from Soap |~ "~ FLIES 89 PERSONS Become Bride of FLOWN HERE BY PAA i7" i, < sugge & Jackson Rice, William Odell v Mayor | Seattle to Juneau: Georgia Con- Box Derby Journey e e i v L Charles de Ganahl, . : uells. Joe D Fesio. Don Mecra, |1ayed get ack 1€ € he Pan American Airways car-| Waino Hendrickson, Herman San- B ieyrey W 3 ¥ g he Ltk Chi- | xmi passengers to Seattle and|duik, Ruth Morley, Mrs. Margaret Many nghllghfs n Trlp—"“ 0 OVET- ajacka Coastal Airlines made 10| The marriage of Miss Palncm'mm to . Ketohlkon . con, iyestér<) Nelson, Wil Helsar, S0 Be v | mnw has flights erday from Juneau, in-| Hogue and. Mr. Charles de Ganal day’s flights. On the northbound son, Marjorie Spencer, Chris Coul- Senaors Inferested | Y Gobioi ThEceclD e to Sitia, two to, BEI} il he solerinisl by EHA Ao SR |1 r o Y DEIEE (L0 RIS Lt e e b P bf 40, tehi To Tdukkee, tWO'to ) ook Wont nt TG M TN i T from Seattle and one from An-|Mrs. Winifred Scott, W. A. Edie, in AlrpO” I5 . i ' incliidifig ' 1000 Bound] aral on ; SRECERY. eviriig e L S Mrs. W. A. Edie. He North alone el v 0 58 3 8 From Juneau to Seattle were:| Annette to Juneau: Julius Ros- | from Seattle freight load, and’other stops at oclock. Miss Hogue is the daughter | orYa Waananen, Guy Cassier, s > . T i oonah, ) ot, ¥ k In- 5 v 3 Juy assler, | 50 N Wa E. Hendrickson,! From Seattle to Ketchikan yes-| 00Nl B n Inlet, Hawk In-jof Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hogue of | Glen Elder, Harold Johnson, Har- e A ska's 8 ; g let, © Cha Petersburg and Juneau and Mr. de Ganahl is the " e aska’s S0ap | terday 3 Hendrickson ~ was « X old Parks, Mickie Little, Garvel JACKSON RICE SOUTH ank rd the same plane with mem- el son of Mrs. Joe de Ganahl of Juneau | zimm. 1 Derby » Small Business ngors to Sitka were Clarence (and I\h-Lr_an.Virgmia. { Albert J. Forres Phillip G Jackson Rice, son of Dean and returned e hitley Eliason, Hal Fairhurst, Mrs. Linn Forrest, Jr. will be porrest, Daniel Darnell, Edward Mrs. Charles E. Rice, flew south e ye of Indiana Asp, Irl Thatct Mr. and matron-of-honor and Miss Joyce pace, Leland Wight, Dorothy Wight, yesterday via Pan American Air- " ta report on W that Al tiksa Hendrickson, L. Lindstrom,|Smith and Miss Virginia de Ganahl |Frank Dolloff. Ways after visiting his parents here he Derby and events t let up airport problem with J Paden C. Whiteside, Alice will be bridesmaids. David Evans| Juanita Dolloff, Arthur Hicks, for @ week. He will visit friends in it dedication of the and Capehart, espec. Kirbey, W. G. Brunskill, R. Tit-|of Scarsdale, New York, will be the ol &. J. Barnett, Maj. F. A, Grif-| Seattle for a short time and then Derby Downs totem f d by |jal el in alensc, Mr ddard and Mary best man and Bill Stokes of Gibson |fin’ Lt. R. A. Beliobuey, Dorothy | travel to San Francisco, where he € neau Rotary as SOON!jt and a desire for further data Archlock Island, Maryland, and Duane HOgU® | Graft, Barbara White, R.aipfi will reside. Rice, who was a drug- | get his notes ',1“}).“}{‘(1".\ nator Capehart also indicated! Flying to Ketcnikan were E will be ushers. Miss Susan Casler, (Staple, J. A. Cranston, Alice Kraun, gist in the Juneau Drug Company orted out __|intention to confer with as many Brennan, C. Brown, L. Smith, D daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil | Alice Story, Zelma Hardy. for many years, has been living in few trip hig n which'gmall groups as possible during McKay, E. Pahkla, Winifred Rus-|Casler will be flower girl. | Mary Ann Stewart, William De- |the States for the past four years. | Mayor touch were: his Alaska trip sell and Lawrence Lundin; to A reception at the home of MIS. cost, Emil Anderson, Fremont T € R ALSO g at the speakers' table a - Petersburg, Chris Dahl; to Wran-|de Ganahl follows the wedding. The | peck, Isabel Peck, Andrew Peck AT HOTEL JUNEAU (‘v.m}z;m«m:» Banfllvwv;) '"';\l\v-'l“ gell, Martin Neyman :\l'c:i::luu and reception are invite- |Herbert Pratt, Herbert Pratt IV,| Robert Reid of Petersburg is IN BLASS immie Doolittle and the ‘~'\nM D W" onal. iL Pratt, Hope Pratt, Clifton Mack, stopping at the Hotel Juneau,| dent of the Goodyear Tire and rS_ ean | |ams P"‘""d %o 1‘?{""“'*"’“ et A.| The young couple plan a noney- Ray Word. while here. = Rubber Co.; Adams, Jr.; to Hoonah, Jeanne moon in California after which they | Walsh and Carl Thirsen; to Peli- Being guested by the Ford \Imm‘ Company at Dearborn, Michigan; will make their home in Eugene, A. Ackerman and Grace Will-|Oregon, where Mr. de Ganahl wi can, Honored by Shower Tours of Tire plants at Akron; jams; to Tenakee, Claude Kurth,|resyme his studies at the Universm\ “ Movie star Jimmie Stewarts de-| In honor of Mrs. Dean Williams Jack Tennison and Bob Willard.|of Oregon, where he is majoring in ' Claration that he intends to comeja surprise shower was given last| Inbound passengers from Sitka|jouralism. The bride-to-be plans e fishing in Alaska; (Stewart was evening by Miss Eileen Hellan and Were R. Mendel, C. Conway, Alicé |t enroll in the university in De- grand marshal of the Derby Day!Mrs. Norma Bucy at the latter's Bell, J. C. Cooper, D. Bidlake, J.|cember. S Parade.) homz on 12th Street Calvin, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cart-| pBoth Miss Hogue and Mr. de ™= The continuing excitement of | Gifts were presented to the hon- € Mr. and Mrs. E. Glanovett Ganahl are graduates of Juneau ! wss Derby Day itselft—with Frankie'oree in a berichoned bassinet. Mr. and Mrs, C. L. Amundson, L.|High School. Mr. de Ganahl has| &3 feeling not too bad at losing out,(Cards were played during the eve- Amundsen, Delorda - Amundsen, | peld the position of business man- because he had 140 other contes-|ning with Mrs. Walter Hellan |Peggy Schrey, Mr.and Mrs. H. Hen- | ager on the Alaska Sunday Press tants in the same boat with him,|winning first in bridge and Mrs.|derson and William Peters. this summer. : and he was beaten in his heat by David Wise placing second In| Flying here from Ketchikan were arriving from the East to attend .= one of the cars that had been|pinochle, Mrs. Robert Faulkner|Loren G. Duncan and George Liv-|the wedding are Mrs. K. T. Evans, ;;;::;;;:“;”:‘—":z s first and Mrs. James camp-‘f:;‘“;: f"g;] (Pl’“;‘ ;‘{ 5’9‘"' aunt of the bridegroom and her son ‘ juests attending e shower , Ray| \k de Gana YVor 2 ! CHANGES FDB § were Mesdames W. W. Tuttle, Da- Hamriom, Dan Milne, Ruth Ly- :‘;i;tk f,!f fi,“;‘“,f;‘i;’e‘gfi,f)‘,‘,,"i‘,j‘dcfii' ! vid Wise, Robert O, Faulkpor, W. Sus, Mr. and. Mrs. J. Henrisen,|p; ces of GI f . ! SALMON DERBY s G. E. Almquist, Mats Bill Jones, M. Blankenship and F. ::;S"M' UG e e § . James Campbell, Lou, Emerson PR ! RULES E Hudson, Walter Sinn and James Inbound to Juneau from Excur- ! | Wendt sion Inlet were Rosemary Mills, F. CONNOR OFF TO SCHOOL { In accordance with the Rules 3' & PR A ! Donnelley and Mrs. Belarde; from| { for the 1947 Salmon Derby the z : VISITING JUNEAU Hconah, R. Craig and Mabel Coop-! Roger Connor, son of Mrs. Harry : following rules changes are be- : Loren Duncan of Kotchikan is €F: from Hawk Inlet, Emily Marks Worobec of Douglas, flew south yes- : ing called to the mtcuL}on of ! stopping at the Baranof Hotel. S. Derikava; from Tenakee, terday via# Pan American Airway { the contestants by publication } s Ordova, Mr. and Mrs. James After a short vacation in California, { in the Alaska Sunday Pressand | | See Graves ior boys' shoes, ox- and R. Myking; from Chatham, he will go to Vancouver, B. C., where : The Daily -Alaska Empire. The fords, rubbers and galoshes. Now E. Standal, E. Durgan, L. Standal| he will enroll in the University of { Rules Committee suggests that on sale 665 tf and P. Paul British Cclumbia. y the contestant clip these s changes from the newspaper and attach them to his rule folder. CHANGE NUMBER ONE— RULE NUMBER TWO Due to the various types of craft that will be used in fish- ing the Derby the Rules Com- mittee has deemed it advisable to withdraw this rule and thereby allow each contestant any help necessary in the gaf- fing or netting of his catch This change must not be con- strued to mean that a contest- ant may give up his rod and allow some one elsz to bring the fish to net or gaff. Use of firearms in taking the fish is prohibited | ! ! | 3 { i ! NGE NUMBER TWO— UMBER ELEVEN Legal interpretation of Inter- national Halibut Commission regulations has necessitated the z 2 withdrawing of all prizes of- ! fered for Halibut. The Derby = area is closed to commercial % halibut fishing and authori- { ties state that the taking of § these fish for any purpose other than for self consumption is unlawful, NEW RULE—RULE NUMBER SIXTEEN This rule supersedes all others as regards hours of Derby op- ening and closing. The Derby will begin at six (6) A. M. Judges will be present on the § inspection floats at five (5) A. M. to check through those i E contestants who wish to start { fishing at the appointed time. z Those who check through early g will remain in an area designat- 2 ed by the judges until Derby | time. } A contestant must return to the judge's floats, either one, § before four (4) P. M. in order ( that his fish may qualify in : the Derby. Upon arrival at the § float the contestant should } contact one of the judges and § give his REGISTRATION | NUMBER. The contestant will { then be told to standby in a certain area until his entries | are weighed in by the judges Contestants arriving at either { float after closing time will be g considered disqualified and their catch will not be ac- eepted. 2 The Derby Committee urges | that all contestants start back } to the judge's float well in ad- .{ vance of the closing time to | allow for any unforseen dif- { ficulty that might arise. : { \ \ { \ \ \ [} ) { NEW RULE—RULE NUMBER SEVENTEEN Two Judge's Floats will be maintained for checking out the boats and for weighing in the fish. One Float will be anchored off the Auk Village \ Recreation Area beach in Auk t Bay. The other Float will be I located in Tee Harbor. Good { | water will be had along the | face of either float so that boats { drawing not more than 12 feet may come alongside. 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