The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 3, 1950, Page 7

' HURSDAY, AUGUST 3; 1950 AWARDS FOR = ' SALMON DERBY MADE PUBLIC | Awards are announced for the 950 Golden North Salmon Derby Py Co-Chairmen Jimmie Orme and finard Mill. Those mentioned [hould take their derby tickets to he Alaska Light and Power Co, “riday, August 4. Ed Peyton will bheck the tickets and present the wards which must be taken at pnce. Those who are tied should et together and decide which award | | ——————————— L. Grisham, 24 1bs,, 1 oz. 18—Mable Messer, 24 1bs. 19—Harold E. Gron- roos, 28 1bs., 9 ozs. 20 and 21—John | Hermle and A. W. Blackerby, hmh; 23 Ibs. ! 22—R. H. Clarke, 22 lbs, 15 ozs.| N o0zs. | . 10 ozs, 26—Lon Sinnigel —Dolores Davis, 22 lbs, { 28—charles R. Mountjoy, bach wants; or in the event of dis-1 greement they should go to Ed seyton who will flip a coin. In the fvent that anyone who is tied for i:i award does not show up at (he h.L.&P. Co. by 4 p.m. Friday, the bther person shall have his choice. The Rose Bowl trip will be de- fided early next week when the salmon Derby ‘Committee gives a inal financial report. to the Ter- itorial Sportsmen, Inc. Notice of his meeting will appear in The [>mpire. | Orme and Mill wish to thank the 3'S. Coast Guard for patrolling the rea, the Alaska Light and Power so. for their patience artd whole- hearted support for the window Hisplay, all of the business firms and ndividuals who donated awards or oney, and the committee members [vho donated their services. They hlso wish to thank Mr. and Mrs. om Sely and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Donahue for the public use of their te grounds. The Committee Iso wishes to thank those Fiisiness ouses who closed their shops on aturday L. the spirit cf the occa- ion. The following is the number of he award, to whom and weight of falmon caught: 1—Thelma Boddy, 36 lbs. 3 ozs. ['—Gilbert Bixby, 35 lbs., 11 ozs. 3*»1 ete Schneider, 33 lbs. 5 0zs. 4—Clif- Ford Benzel, 32 lbs., 2 ozs. 5—D. P. applegate, 28 Ibs., 2 ozs. 6—Paul chnee, 27 lbs., 4 0zs. 7—E. E. Ninnis, R7 lbs. 8—John C. Willis, 26 lbs., 14| ozs. 9—R. B. Brown, 26 lbs,, 3 ozs. 10—W. L. Davies, 25 lbs., 1 oz. 11—Helen F. Worgum, 24 Ibs, 8 pzs. 12—Paul Page, 24 lbs, 7 ozs. j13—J. P. Pasquam, 24 lbs, 4 ozs. 14 and 15—Maynard Peterson and John A. Pasquam, both 24 lbs., 3 ozs. f—A. M. Mill, 24 lbs,, 2 0zs. 17—W. 1 oz. 29—Milford Marshall, 21 13 ozs. 30—Ada Winther, 21 lbs, 11 31—Barbara Mill, 21 Ibs., 2 32—Gwen Epperson, 21 Ibs., 33—Signature illegible but initials | are E. J. and the witness was Frank | Rice and the Reg. No. was 124, le ibs. 34—Roy A. Harris, 20 lbs, 14 )28., 35, 36 and 37—Tie between S. F. [ Reed, Henry Harmon and Virginia | Neely, all 20 Ibs,, 10 ozs. 38 and 39— | Tie between John H. Worgum and | F. O. Eastaugh, both 20 lbs. 40—F. | F. Cameron, 19 lbs., 15 ozs. 41—E. L. Keithahn, 19 lbs., 14 0zs. | 12—E. Crass Jr., 19 lbs,, 11 ozs. 43; and 44 — Tie between Walter G. Johnson and F. D. Nagel, both 19| Ibs., 10 ozs. 45 and 46—Tie between | Elwyn Pym and Mrs. Keith Wildes, | both 19 Ibs., 3 ozs. 47 and 48—Tie | between Lynn Hynes and Bob Pas- | quan, both 19 lbs., 2 ozs. 49—David | W. Reischl, 19 lbs. 50—Frances De| Roux, 18 Ibs., 14 o0zs. 51—Robert R. McKay, 18 lbs, 13 ozs. 52 and 53—Tie between Dr. H.| R. Williams and David A. Andrua.‘ both 18 lbs., 12 ozs. 54—Earl E.| Hawkins, 18 lbs, 9 ozs. 55—Rudy Ripley, 18 1lbs, 8 ozs. 56—S. W. Neely, 18 lbs., 4 ozs. 57—Edith Wil- | lis, 18 lbs. 58—Clancy Henkins, 17" 1bs., 10 ozs. 59—Sterling S. Sears, 17 lbs, 8! ozs. 60—Ross A. Wheeler, 17 lbsy 7| ozs. 61 and 62—Tie between Beverly Kearney and Mrs. C. G. Shattuck, | both 17 1bs., 6 ozs. 63—John T. Mc- | Loughlin, 17 lbs., 5 ozs. 64—Tie bc-; tween Mrs. Charlie Turner, Otto Anderson, and H. P. Middleton, all| 17 lbs,, 4 ozs. | HOSPITAL NOTES | Lee Rox, William Wyers, Jesse Zambrano, Joe Wilson, Mrs. Sam| Bakke, James Burrell, and Jay Yakopatz were admitted o St.! 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DIRECTORS BOARD OF CONCERT ASSN. | PLAN FOR SEASON The new Board of Directors of | The Concert 'Association imet last | night in the City Courcil Chambers to discuss plans for theicoming:con- cert season and material to be pre- sented- to a meeting of all ‘mem- sers, which 'is schéduled for the aear future. Mrs. Cecil Casler has seen appointed Arrangement Chair- mnan, but as yet no Program or Publicity Chairman have been ap- sointed. Mrs, John McCormick, Membership Chairman, is going | thead with arrangements for the | nembership drive, which will start | soon, i | I The National Geographic Society | says the University of Helmstedt, Germany, was founded in 1576 and operated until 1810. TR | | | | WANT ADS BRING RESUL1S NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN: That on August 2nd, 1950, in the Commissioner's Court for Juneau Precinct, at Juneau, Alaska, Sara J. Soboleff was appointed executrix of the Estate of VINCENT SOBO- LEFF, deceased. 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