Mrs. Ahlgren Due
Tomorrow; Program
Of Entertainment
The Juneau Woman’s Club and
the Douglas Island Woman’s club,
both organized 'way back in 1915,
are busily planning for the enter
tainment of the first vice president
of the largest women’s group in
the world, the General Federation
of Women’s clubs, Mrs. Oscar A.
Ahlgren. She is due to arrive here
tomorrow afternoon.
A full program has been arranged
for the distinguished visitor. She
will be taken for a sight-seeing trip
upon her arrival tomorrow, and at
5:30 o’clock she will be interviewed
over KINY by Dorothy Gray, JWC
radio chairman.
Mrs. Ahlgren will be the dinner
guest of the Douglas group tomor
row1 night, and meetings with Ju
neau clubwomen have been sched
uled for Wednesday. Also a mem
ber of the Business and Professional
Women Club, Mrs. Ahlgren will be
entertained at lunch Wednesday by
a group of local BPW members.
On Wednesday night, the Juneau
and Douglas clubs will hold a re
ception in the I.O.O.F. hall to give
channel club members and other
interested women (men are also in
vited i an opportunity to meet and
hear Mrs. Ahlgren. A musical pro
gram will be given from 8 to 8:30
and an address by Mrs. Ahlgren will
follow. Refreshments will be served
by the clubwomen at the close of
the evening.
Ducks Take
Top Place
For Lions
With many members convening
at the duck flats today, the Lions
Club held an exclusive meeting
attended by only 28 members in
the Gold Room of the Baranof Ho
tel. A1 Ransome, vice-president pre
sided at the noon luncheon. Dwight
Dean, adjutant for the Alaska Na
tional Guard was initiated by Val
Poor.
Honored guest was “One Shot”
George O’Neill, big game hunter
and photographer from Detroit
Michigan. “One Shot” is an ex-of
ficio sourdough as he has not only
made 11 trips to Alaska but alsc
has shown his hunting and fish
ing movies taken in the Territory
before many eastern audiences. H(
told Lions members of the trial!
and tribulations of having the nami
"One Shot,” which was bestowec
on him by the Yakutat Indians
KAY KENNEDY VACATIONING
Kay J. Kennedy, of the Empire’:
reportorial staff, is leaving today
via PAA for a three weeks vacation
in the states. She will stay briefly
in Seattle, then go to San Fran
cisco, Yucca Valley, Denver and Hoi
Springs, South Dakota, where sh<
will visit her mother.
FROM KELSO. WASH.
Mr. and Mrs. J. McDonald of Kelso
Wash., are guests at the Barano
Hotel.
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DOUGLAS
AEWS
; AWARDED COFFEE-MAKER
Mrs. Robert Schy was awarded
| the Cory Coffee-Maker offered as
a door prize at the Order of East
ern Star sponsored carnival held
in Masonic Hall. A larger crowd
than anticipated filled the carnival
hall continuously from 7 to 11
o'clock, with the fish pond the ma
jor childrens attraction.
At 9:30 a program was featured
with several song numbers by Misses
Adah Freisen and Beth Fleek. Reu
1 ben Stromme, a teacher at the
Douglas schools, kept the crowd
entranced with jokes, stories and
poems. Miss Beth Fleek and Louise
Grant sang several numbers ac
companied on the piano by Adah
Freisen. As a program finale, Joe
Tassell, Jr., entertained masterfully
on his violin to the delight of the
crowd.
Chris Ehrendreich acted as auc
tioneer in a sell it or give it auc
tion which cleaned the hall even
to a last piece of goose-berry pie
sold to Gerald Williams, highest
bidder.
The evening was a complete com
munity success, with possibly 500
people of Juneau and Douglas in
attendance.
Nugget Chapter No. 2, OES.
wishes to express thanks to all who
helped make the evening such a
success and promise a similar event
in coming years.
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VOTE TUESDAY
The City Clerk’s office remind
all residents of the city election to
be ireld tomorrow. Three councilmen
and a mayor and one member of the
school board are to be elected.
Hours the polls will be open are
from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the city
hall.
Judges selected are John Mills,
John G. Johnson, ffnd Mrs. Harry
Worobec. Clerks are Mrs. Glenn
Franklin and Mrs. Richard McCor
mick.
All residents are urged to exer
cize their perogative and vote. There
are seven candidates for the coun
cil with three to be elected.
BOIL YOUR WATER
Councilman William Boehl, chair
man of water and sewers committee
warned all residents or users of
the city water supply to boil their
water before using for drinking
purposes, until further notice.
A new chlorinator is being in
stalled and new housing for the
equipment. The new equipment will
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C. J. EHRENDREICH, C.P.A., announces the fol
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= 1. 1951: Jlfi.JdB
Mqnthly bookkeeping service for clients will here
after be conducted by Helen M. Ehrendreich,
doing business as “DOUBLE CHECK BUSINESS
SERVICE” in Room 12 of the Shattuck Building.
j He will continue his practice as a Certified Pub
lic Accountant at the same address, devoting his
time to AUDITS, ACCOUNTING AND TAXA
TION MATTERS. _ *£
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1 a ska Public Wo rks act. Hayes and
Whitely, contractors are wrecking
the old and installing the new
chlorinator. William Boehl has a
contract for the building. Notices
will be put out when the equipment
is again in use, which may be two
weeks.
Mrs. Rudy Pusich announced that
any one wishing to purchase mem
bership in the Juneau-Douglas Con
cert Afsociation should contact
either her or Mrs. Leigh S. Prant.
Sale of tickets closes on Oct. 6 and
it is hoped no one desiring tickets
will be missed, she said.
Cl'B SCOUTS MEET
All boys eligible for Cub Scout
ing accompanied by their mother or
father or both will meet this eve
ning at 8 o’clock at the Douglas
Community Methodist Church for
organization of the new year’s ac
tivities.
Boys must be eight years old and
not older than eleven years. All
committee members and Den Moth
ers are asked to be at this meet
ing.
LIONS TONldllT
A regular meeting of the Douglas
Lions club will be held this eve
ning at a 6:30 dinner at Mikes Place.
An entertaining program is sched
uled according to President Ed C.
Johnson.
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