HOME STILL JUNEAU,
SAY GOLDSTEINS ON
EVE OFMPARTURE
It is not the easiest thing in
the world for a man who has liv
ed in a town for 64 years to decide
to sell a part of his business and
arrange to spend winter months
in the south, but that is what 1.
Goldstein is doing.
“However, I won't be a retired
business man. I am just a tired
one,” Goldstein said Wednesday
and explained that he still had all
of his interest in Juneau except
the stock of his mercantile busi
ness which was sold this summer.
When he closed his general store
on Front Street, a few weeks ago,
Mr. Goldstein ended a business that
he had been operating for 50 years.
And when Mr. and Mrs. Gold
stein sail for the south aboard the
Princess Louise Friday morning
they will be only saying a tempor
ary goodbye. Their residence will
remain in Juneau where Goldstein's
property will be managed by Arnot
Hendrickson who has been asso
ciated with Mr. Goldstein in his
store for the last 40 years.
I. Goldstein came to Alaska first
in 1886. His father, Robert Gold
stein started the third store in
Juneau, and the Goldstein family
moved here from San Francisco
where I. Ooldstein was born.
When Robert Goldstein passed
away, his son Isadore took over
the store which he has operated
for the last 50 years—with the ex
ception of two years, 1910 and 1911,
when he went into Iditarod—a
leal gold rush town. After his re
turn to Juneau in 1912, he remained
here until he joined, the army dur
ing World War I and went overseas
in 1918, He returned here in 1919
after service in Europe.
Mayor Six Times
During the last thirty years I.
Goldstein has served six terms as
mayor of Juneau, and two teims
in the -city council. When President
Harding—the only president ever
to have visited Alaska—was in Ju
neau, it was Mayor Goldstein's ex
perience to play host for the town
to the presidential party.
In 1926, Mr. Goldstein and Miss
Carol Kuhn of San Francisco were
married. Their son, Robert finish
ed high school in Juneau and is
now a senior in San Jose State
University in California. He is ma
joring in education and plans to
Leach college history and econ
omics.
Hendrickson in Charge
Mr. Hendrickson will have charge
of all Mr. Goldstein's property, his
local rentals and business.
"I am fortunate in having Arnot
to handle things for me now that I
am planning to spend much of my
time in the south,” Mr. Goldstein
said Wednesday.
'One thing—I wish you to thank
all of the people who have been
my customers. Some of them have
bought from me continuously for
forty years. They are old friends,
and I will miss them.”
Mr. and Mrs. Goldstein will
spend their winters in San Fran
cisco, where they have relatives.
"Mr. Hendrickson will have our
address and will feel hurt if our
Juneau friends don’t call on us
when in town,” both of the Gold
steins said.
Fart of the Goldstein property
on Front Street is rented to the
Alaska Road Commission. Art Gre
The Civil Air Patrol wishes to extend a
"THANK YOU" to all people ol the Gas
tineau Channel Area. Your cooperative
spirit as extended during the Hallowe'en
Party helped us to realize the desires to
establish:
1. An Annual Hallowe'en Parly for all
2. Fun and advantages for children
3. Increased community spirit
To the merchants for their initiation of
decorative Hallowe'en window displays
and to the many people and organiza
tions not previously mentioned, we say
THANKS for YOUR timely support.
Juneau Squadron Civil Air Patrol
! gory, a recent arrival In Juneau, Is
! installing a radio and refrigeration
1 business in an adjoining store and
another storeroom remains open
! for occupancy.
First of the family to leave was
the Goldstein's cocker spaniel, a
passenger on Pan America:: tor the
south Wednesday afternoon.
Their friends and long-time ac
quaintances will miss the Goldsteins
—and will be glad to see them in
Juneau again when summer comes.
However, there will still be Gold
steins in Juneau—for Miss Minnie
Goldstein and Mrs. Robert Simpson,
sisters, and Charles Goldstein, his
brother continue to live here.
“That sounds as if we are leaving
for good," Mrs. Goldstein said, “and
we are not, you know. Juneau is
still home.”
The territorial Bureau of the
Budget met November X, as pre
scribed by law. The routine session
yesterday afternoon in the Gov
ernor's office lasted past 5 p.i.\
Members are Gov. Ernest Gruen
ing, chairman; Auditor Prank A
Boyle and Treasurer Henry Roden.
TACOMA, Nov. 2—Wi—Walter
James Barker, Anchorage, Alaska,
and Estella E. Lunde, Orting, Wash .
have obtained a marriage llcezu*
nere.
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Laura Seymour turned over all your records to
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I am prepared and authorized to help you
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Should you need re-servicing before I call on you
personally, call Green 614.
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Rates
FARES TO: Ketchikan REDUCED
Petersburg _ Aft/
Wrangell J 2 0 %
Save an Additional 10% on Round Trips
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ONE WAY ROUND TRIP
Juneau-Ketchikan • • 25.00 45.00
Jnneau-Pelersburg • • 14.50 26.10
Jnneau-Wrangell • • • 16.00 28.80
(Plus Federal Tax)
Reductions on Air Cargo Rales Too
New Winter Excursion Rates Effective Nov/1st, 1950
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