JUNEAU WILL BE
REPRESENTED AT
PNTA MEETING
Juneau will be represented at the
semiannual meeting of the Pacific
Northwest Trades Association to be
held in Seattle November 27-28 by
B. Frank Heintzleman, vice-presi
dent of the organization for Alaska.
H. L. Faulkner and Col. John
Noyes representing the Juneau
Chamber of Commerce.
Heintzleman plans to leave on
the Pan American clipper tomorrow
afternoon for Seattle and Faulkner
and Noyes are now in the states.
Matter concerning Alaska, pri
i marily transportation, are scheduled
to be discussed at the Tuesday
morning. Nov. 28 session. Heintzle
man said today.
The Pacific Northwest Trades
Association is composed mainly of
Chamber of Commerce of the
northwestern states, Alaska, Yukon
Territory and British Columbia
and a number of leading industrial
firms from these sections. It was
organized for the purpose of co
operating region wide activities con
j cerning those districts interested.
Alaskan cities which hold mem
i bership in the Association are Ju
l neau, Haines, Petersburg, Ketchi
kan, Anchorage and Fairbanks.
Heintzleman said he will remain
in Seattle a few days after the
conclusion of the Association meet
ing on Forest Service business for
the U.S. Forest Service of which he
is regional director, and plans to
return to Juneau about December 1.
WINTHERS RETTt'RN
Mrs. John Winther Jr., and her
three children, John. Richard and
Dale returned Wednesday on the
an American Airways clipper. Mr.
Winther is returning shortly from
Seattle with his fishing boat, the
Sunmore.
The Winthws have been in the
states the past three months visit
ing in California and Seattle.
ALEXANDER RETURNS
FROM INSPECTION
TRIP GUARD UNITS
Col. Joseph D. Alexander, Alaska
National Guard Acting Adjutant
General, returned Wednesday after
noon from a training inspection trip
of the Anchorage, Bethel and Kal
skag National Guard units. Ac
companying him on the trip was
Col. A L. Baker, assistant chief of
training, U. S. Army Alaska Head
quarters, Fort Richardson.
Three candidate officers appeared
at Bethel for federal recognition.
They were Merritt (Mike) Monagle
of Bethel. Eugene S. Avey. Kalskag.
and John M. Poling, Quinghak. The
Bethel unit is involved at the pre
sent time in the breakdown of 52
tons of government supplies re
ceived in the last 60 days.
The Bethel unit executed its
alert plan in summoning all unit
members during the recent fire
there. The members aided in the
evacuation and a number of army
cots and sleeping bags were made
lvailable for the ANS hospital pa
tients.
An inspection was held for the
Anchorage unit. The National
Guard warehouse and armory there
are expected to be completed in
10 days, also the Bethel hangar.
Col. Alexander was arrested by
the Elks vigilante crew on his re
turn for not raising a beard for
the Elks "Days of '98.” Pat Carroll
acted as sheriff and Harold Fennel
as guard. Col. Alexander agreed to
pay his fine in place of being in
carcerated.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Admitted to St. Ann's hospital
yesterday were: Joseph A. Green.
Ernest G. Francis, Mrs. Ben Jack
son, Mrs. Clayton Fleek, Adeline
Lukus, Mrs. Joe Rhea. Mrs. Lloyd
Riley and Nancy Cochran.
Dismissed were Gordon Burnett,
Mr*v Raymond Hansby, Mrs. Ches
ter Zenger and baby girl, Kay Lam
aureau and Gail Springer.
4-H CLUBS INVITED
TO CAPITOL THEATRE
Mr Joe Kendler. president of the
4-H Club council, announces that
Ted Heyder, manager of the Capitol
Theatre, has invited 4-H Club mem
bers and their leaders from the Ju
neau area to be his guests to see
the movie, “The Green Promise,”
Saturday. November 25, at 1:30 pm.
All 4-H Club members. Mrs.
Kendler states, should wear their
4-H Club pin or the badge they
wore ;i: the 4-H Club fair. If pos
sible -he suggestts that 4-H Club
members accompany their leader
and attend the show in a group.
“The Green Promise,” is a very
inters-tin'-’ story of a farm family
and show . a 4-H Club girl with her
I lamb project. The girl, Jeanne La
Duke. i an actual 4-H Club mem
ber from Mt. Vernon, Indiana, who
was selected for this special part. 1
B. W. Russell of Port Alexander j
is at the Hotel Juneau.
FUNERAL FOR KINCH
TO BE HELD SATURDAY
Funeral services will be held Sat
urday at 2 p.m. in the Carter Chap
el for Paul Robert Kinch. The Rev.
Walter A. Sobclcff will be in charge.
| Interment will be in Evergreen
Cemetery.
Pallbearers will be Don Hocson,
Mike Cortez, Julio Parcon, Matt
Esmino, Vincent Abot, Frisco An
cheto.
Kinch is survived by his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Weaver,
two sisters Mrs. Lucille Carrilo and
Mrs. Clara Paulo, a brother Joe
Kinch and an uncle George Weaver,
BPR ENGINEER HERE
FOR WINTER MONTHS
H. J. Furuseth of the BPR staff
arrived in Juneau Wednesday af
ternoon on the Pacific Northern
Airways plane from the westward.
He has been the locating engineer
on design on the new Seward-Mile
58 road under construction by the
BPR and will be in the Juneau
office this winter to complete de
sign plans.
LAIDLEYS TO MAKE
HOME IN CHEHALIS
Mr. and Mrs. James Laidley plan
to leave Juneau shortly for Che
halis. Wash., where they will make
their home. Laidley has been a
machinist with the W. J. Manthey
interests in Juneau the past several
years.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Curtis Rolfe Sherwood and Lillian
Elizabeth McGibbon have applied
for a marriage application in the
office of the United State:. Commis
sioner.
FROM CHICHAGOF
Howard Hayes came in Wednes
day on the Alaska Coastal Airlines
from Chichagof where he is en
gaged in ore recovery operations'.
VISIT TO ANCHORAGE
Mrs. Marian Williamson left
Wednesday via PNA for a Thanks
giving Day and weekend visit in
Anchorage.
ANB, ANS MEETING
Delegates and officers to the re
cent ANB and ANS convention at
Craig will make reports tonight at
7:30 at a meeting of the locc.' nits
in the Willoughby Kail.
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Ladies Might, Saturday Nov. 25.
Dancing starts at 10 u'clock. For
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