Concert Association
Meets Tonight in
Council Chambers
Juneau Douglas Concert Associa
tion ticket sellers will meet tonight
in the Ci:y Hall to check their
sales against ti e $3100 goal to cover
the season's budget necessary to
biing the Alaska Music Trail con
certs to Juneau during the 1950-51
season.
Meeting with Mrs. John McCor
mick, chairman of the membership
committee, tonight will be Mrs. Lee
Dunlap. Mrs. Bertha Elhnger. Mrs.
Evelyn Kelly, Mrs. Earl Hunter, Jr
Mrs. G. E. Cleveland, Mrs. Carol
Beery Davis, Mrs. Henry Green,
Mrs. Dewey Baker, Mrs. Henry
Harmon, Mrs. George Sundborg.
Mrs. Roland Lupro, Mrs. Opai Shar
man, Mrs. Ernest Grucning, Mrs.
Jake Cropley.
Mrs. Manuel Diaz. Mrs. Senna
Powers, Mrs. Jean Marsh. Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil easier, Mrs. Helen Roff,
Mrs. Emily Millice, Miss Ethel Mur
phy. Miss Pearl Peterson. Miss
Rosie Maier. Mrs. Leigh Grant, Mrs.
Stanley Baskm.
Ernest Ehler at the Baranof Ho
tel: Art Uggen, Alaska Music Store;
the 20th Century theatre; Val Poor,
Douglas.
These are the people who are sol
iciting Concert Association member
ship. Anyone who has not been ap
proached for a membership in the
association, may call any of these,
committee members, Mrs. McCor
mick said today.
First concert of the season will
be Luigi Silva, 'cellist, accompanied j
by Maxim Schapiro, at the 20th
Century October 19. Both are ex- |
ceptional aitists brought to Alaska |
through the offices ol tha Alas.ia J
-v.us.c Trails. I
UPPER CRUST 4-H CLUB
At the meeting October 8, the I
president called the meeting to
order. The reports were read and
approved. Plans wei e made for
our Hallowe’en Party Saturday
night at Lynette Herbert's House.
Cup cakes were demonstrated by
Anne Furness. The girls present'
were Judy Foss, Anne Furness, Nan
cy Bergen, Lynette Hebert, Carol
t -r.rrr-"' Ann*” Nelson, Patsy Man.
tyla, Edwlna Tydlacka.
PATSY MANTYLA,
Secretary.
PRINCESS LOUISE
BRINGS 16, JUNEAU;
SOUTH ON FRIDAY
The Princess Louise docked last
I night from Vancouvy at 8 o'clock
land sailed tor Skagway at 11:30
■ o'clock. The CPR ship is due to ar
rive from Skagway Friday morning
at 7 o’clock and scheduled to sail
for Vancouver one hour later.
Arriving from Vancouver, pas
sengers were: Mrs. D. Dolene, Mr.
and Mrs. C. Frutiger and daughter;
O. Gudbranson, Mrs. M. Hollins
j worth, D. Herne, E .Lincoln, W.
Liridle, Mr. and Mrs. M. Lewis, Mrs.
V. McDonnell, Miss V. McDonnell,
Miss C. Olson, Mr. and Mrs. R.
Scott.
Leaving for Skagway, passengers
were: Sister Mary Walburga, Ken
Thibodeau.
WORK PARTY, MOVIES
FOR CAP UNITS TONIGHT
Civil Air Patrol seniors and jun
iors who have been wanting to get
their hands on the L-5 aircraft and
communications equipment will
have the chance tonight.
The 7:30 p.m. combined meeting
in the subport National Guard
Armory will be a work party, ac
cording to Squadron Commander
Allan G. Marcum. Slacks and such
definitely will be in order.
Renovation of the aircraft and
work on the CAP walkie-talkies will
occupy part of the two-hour meet
ing, and technical motion pictures
the rest. The movies are on aerology,
the first two reels titled “Thunder
Storms,” the other two, “The Oc
cluded Fronts.” The pictures run
for an hour.
The work party on equipment is
primarily for readiness to partici
pate in Civil Defense assignments.
The CAP, an auxiliary unit of the
U.S. Air Force, is cooperating with
local Civil Defense organizations
throughout the nation.
NOTICE
I will not be responsible for any
debts other than my own.
628-2t HAZEL A. HOPE
SCHWINN BIKES AT MADSEN’!
“The thinleimi fellow
Calls a YELLOW”
PHONE
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FOR SALE
LIQUOR STORE
Finest Location in Juneau!
Downtown located in the
George Brothers Building
The George Brothers
LIQUOR STORE
Joe George, Owner
RENT — $100.00 MONTH
WITH HEAT FURNISHED
Cash or Terms
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Joe George. Owner
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