The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 10, 1948, Page 6

gt Sy PAGE SIX REPUBLICANS WILL |[BENNETTS PLEAD ’ GIVE LINCOLN DAY | 6U DINNER THURSDAY| Toastmaster — Albert White Speaker hublic re all :('l Pleas of be | were 1 Hammer. the At ROI‘ARY ('.UB HAS AAAAAAAA Marvin of Hoonah was ad- ted and those discharged were IMFORTANT MEETING HERE The Rotary Club was entertained at v.eir regular weekly meeting at y by Cub Scout 311. Vance troduced the Den Lead- s: Den Leader 7, Mrs. a n; Den Leaders 6, Mr. and Mrs. Ivy Iverson; Den Leader 8, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Baker. Betty Calit,, is sotel ANC Sanford Pack Chief Jerry Wade was also Staying at SERIOUS CHARGE . M. L. MacSpadden Will Be| Sltka Couple Get One Year| 5, o o mest bt ' Jail Sentence for Death of Baby iamson, Master Ernest Lund- rom, Mrs. R. C. Rand, William THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE — JUNEAU, /\L/\SKA " PROCLAMATION Thn following proclamation has m issued: “The humanitarian work carried on by the Alaska Crippled Chil- dren’s Association in aiding the praise MARCHING DIMES (BY PEARL HEINKE! Again it is time, to toss in a dime For a little Jack or Joan, Let’s send this campaign over the top again, | And make it the best we have ILTY ON LESS | lable leadership of Mrs. Margot { Hoppin, its President, it has raised funds to help in rehabilitating many handicapped persons and has glven its full support to the Or- f LHIl\ to reduced charges hopedic Hospital at Sitka ie in U. 8. District Court “For the purpose uI ising addi- n y Bennett tional fur on its work ka. Associatic arranging for pon't r sale from Febru- 2es ary 28 to March 28 of this year Therefore, of ll Let us not be unfair, to that child In despair Who once played tag on our street Give a dime with a smile, it is well worth while To again make that life complete stop to inquire, or the time will expire, Then some child may never possess, The love of relief and the love 1 belief ty that we so bless D e ANCHORAGE VISITOR of Anchgprage is stay- at the Gastineau Hotel - - TODD MAN HERE Malcolm Stockwell, superinten- nt of the cannery at Todd, is istered at the Baranof Hotel. B MT. EDGECUMSBE PFTFRBBK RG VISITOR E. B. Fisher of Mt. Eduecumbe is | W. H. Fairia of Petersburg is staying at the Baranof Hotel. iying at the Gastineau Hotel. d from February 28, 1948 D SITKA VISITORS | ’cx, Patricia Ballenger e registered at the iotel from Sl(k\ - March FROM m St. Ann's Hos- S RSN T i — et ol were Mrs. Raino Government Hospital Jo- wome v s N The Triangle Cleaners Game of Hearis. . . .. ever play it with cards? Now, with St. Valentine’s Day soon to come, it's time to have that suit cleaned FROM CALIFORNIA London oI Bakersfield, staying ot .l.c Balunof - - HORAGE VISITOR Peterson ol Anchorage is the Hotel Juneau. nd led the Cubs in a and two of the Cubs description of their organization, qualifications and ex- plained their duties within the pack. The Rotary Anns passed the hat and collected bits from the members to help koost the treasury of their ... sponsored group. Two Cubs were ¥ admitted to the pack today, Del Hanks, Jr., and Allan Gould At today's meeting it was an- nounced that any members who have not made their reservations should do so before Feb. 12 as all reservations must be accounted for in order to place them in time for the Valentine party Saturday night at the Salmon Creek Country Clu Harry Race Drug Store will accept all reservations and tickets may be purchased there also Four memger assist the committ ial Libr near future. Those recei me t pointment were; Dr. Wm While > head, Charlie Carter, Biooks haa- “gag broo ford and Tom Morgan. ee on the Memor- of 1303 9th JAMES W. LOCKE* has switched to Calvert were appointed o hecause Calvert makes e phmml for the 2 smoother Manhattan. Calvert stllllers Corp., New York City and pressed for your “heart of hearts”. “For Better Appearance” CALL St. a_Monica, Celif. RVE Blcnded ‘Whisk rain Neutral Spirits. Commander Babb was a distin- guished visitor at the luncheon to- day and his talk on the Navy re- cruiting was int ir formative due to t! of Juneau do nc formation on N teresting would be at r's sk: Auk Lake e! , but places are aratively rough. At the Skat- ers’ Cabin, the ice is also irozen solid, but very rough, and Trench Lake is frozen but has four inches of snow and only a few places cleared for skating D IN FROM HOONAH Frank Shotter, Jr., of Hoonah, is l(LblLXEd at the Hutel Juneau Dally Schedules : Saturday and Sunday 2:00 to 4:30 P. M. 8:00 to 11:00 P. M. MONDAY CLOSED Tuesday—7:00 P. M. SHOE SKATE CLUB Members Only ‘Wednesday Through Friday | | 3:00 to 5:30 P. M. ! 8:00 to 11:00 P. M. Admission Prices AFTERNOONS - 25¢ E\ ENINGS 75¢ Evenings—Skate Owners 60c All prices include tax TOWN HALL RECREATION CENTER Top Floor—A. B. 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