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Florist Pin Squad Wins;;
 571 Is High

Juneau Florists had everything their own way at the Brunswick alleys last night with anchor man Claude Carnegie hitting 57l and his teammates going over 500 also to down the George Brothers squad four straight.
 Scores were as follows:
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going to see a real game. Taking the lead in scoring Douglas at the end of the first quarter had tallies to Juneau's r; during the next two quarters however as the visitors kept about the same pace, scoring luck appeared to have deserted Huskies forwards as numerous shots by the Cashen twins failed to con- rect. In the final quarter Frank Cashen again hit his stride to help reduce a 9 point lead against them to 6 as the game ended. The two fc. wards made total of 12 points to II hy C. Wahto and Bob Fle2k. Ncne of the players were more in the game than Elmer Savikko how ever.
 Juneau High Schools team play ed a fine game and having an edge in size and weight over the Island lads and had apparently mere con- fidence in themselves. Every man in the regular lineup did his share in scoring. Murphy forward leading however with II points.
 In the second game of the triple header Douglass second string walk cd away from Juneau's second team lineup by score of 3B to l6. Dan Krsul with IA and Francis Doogan with 10 points did practically all the scoring for the home team while Faulkner and Broulette with total Of II did most of the scoring for the visitors.
 Two grade teams from the two schools were matched in the even- ing's preliminary game which went tc Juneau by 13 to 8.
 J. H. s. D. H. s. D. Murphy, II -F-- H. Cashen 2 J. bavard, 2 ......... F.,... r. CaShen 10 McDaniels, 6 . O.. G. Wahto 5 Nelson, 3 G.... R. Fleek 6 Miller, ' ......... G. E. Savikko 0
 Subs: Juneau - Lucas. Pasquan, Rice; Douglas - G. Kirkham, C.. Kronquist, J. Devon.
 Second Team Games
 J. H. s. D. H. S. Faulkner, .... F........... D. Krsul IA Brouilette, @ @F... F. Krsul Helgesen ......-......-.C....-...-... D. Fleek Nordling .....G K. Shudshift Murphy .....G..... F. Doogan 10 Grade Tteams
 Juneau Douglas O.. Zenger ,.F R. Savikko 2 Scott, 6 ..........F F......... R. Kibby 6 J. Borbridge C............ w. Devon D. Anderson, 5 e.. Shudshift R. Converse ......,. G . L. Bennett
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Shoot Sunday

The Juneau Shotgun Club will start it's regular shoot tomorrow Sunday morning at II o'clock. The public is invited to attend.
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located at Juneau, Alaska, Terri tory of Alaska, at the close of business on the 31st day of Decem- ber, 1940.
 RESOURCES Loans and discounts ...$ 572, ,76009 Loans on real estate ..-. 438,374.7 70 Overdrafts ....................... 1,131.55 United States bonds
 and securities ............... 762. .429.9o Other bonds and war
 rants ,.,..............,............ 2O4,O75.65 Stocks, securities. iudg-
 ments, claims, etc. ...... 75,2l9.12 Banking house, furni-
 ture and fixtures ........ 44312.85 Other real estate owned 43635.76 Due from other banks .... 701 ,18853 Checks on other banks
 and other cash items 17270.27 Exchanges for clearing
 house ............................... 7126.41 Cash on hand ............... 148,04289 Gold dust ...................... 2200 
 TOTAL ,...................... .$3,Ol5 589.9O
 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in .$ 10000000 Surplus fund ................... 100,00O0O Reserves ........................... 25,00OOO Undivided profits less
 expenses paid ................ 63, ,661 .5s Due to other banks ,. 364 ,406 68 Demand deposits ........ 858,322.24 Time deposits ............,... 1.497 ,951.15 Cashiers and certified
 checks ....... 6,24825 TOTAL $3 ,0l5 ,589.9O United States of America, Territory of Alaska, First Judicial Divi- sion, SS.
 I, James w. McNaughton, Cashier of the above named bank. do sol- emnly swear that the foregoing statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
 JAMES w. McNAUGHTON,
 Cashier. (COrrect AtteSt
 J. F. MULLEN.
 GEO. E. CLEVELAND,
 Directors. (Notarial SeaD
 Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th day of January, 1941.
 GLADYS M. OVERLY, Notary Public in and for the Ter ritory of Alaska. My commission expires December 10, 1941.
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A new oil field has been dis covered on one of the oldest sall domes along the Louisiana gull coast. E%- A4
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Two-thirds of South Americas population is engaged in agricul- tural occupations compared to one fourth the United States.
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SIX MORE DRAWN FOR GRAND JURY;
 REPORT JAN. 15

Six more names were drawn today for Grand Jury duty. All of the new members of the panel are Juneau residents. They are J. E. Barragar, Jr.. Roald Ccpstead, Margaret l.. Dyer. Frank Heller, Arthur B. Jud- son and James York.
 Grand Jurors will report in Dist rict Court next Wednesday after noon at o'clock.
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AIRMAlIL ENVELOPES, sn0wmsl air route from SeatEle to Nome. on- Saie at J. B. Burford & Co. adv
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NOTICE

AIRMAIL ENVELOPES. showing nr route from Seattle to Nome. on sale at J. B. Burford & Go. adv.
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Totals .........,.. 485 455 432-l372 Average; did not bowl
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ENROLL TODAY at the Alaska School of Aeronauiics
 Al the Airport
tOfficial Publication REPORT OF THE FINANCIAL
 CONDITION OF THE B. M. BEHRENDS
Al the Airport

located at Juneau, Alaska, Terri tory of Alaska, at the close of business on the 31st day of Decem- bcr, 1940.
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SUbS. Juneau -- I'lc9S. PaSQL Rice; Douglas - G. Kirkham, Kronquist, J. Devon.
 Second Team Games
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Day Nursery Club
Announces Event
Mrs. Kusch 70 Be Chairman
OF Party al Firerest

Feb. 20 has been announced
as the date of the Tacoma Day
Nursery clubs dessert lunch
con at Fircrest Golf club.
Mrs. W. c. Niemeyer, ways
and means chairman of the
club. has appointed Mrs. l..
c. kusch chairman for the
affair.
Club members met Thurs
day afternoon for their regu-
lar luncheon at the home of
Mrs. c. p. Cannon.
Assisting Mrs Cannon were
Mrs c. F. McMssters. Mrs. W. p.
Dickinson. Mrs S. F. Allen and
Mrs. F. F. Johns. Mrs. Cannon
and Mrs. G. f Madsen poured.
Mrs. Berry Sugg presided at the
business meeting after which .
tables OF bridge were In play. Mrs.
L. f Tompkins received fsvors for
the afternoon.
Hostesses for the party at Fir
crest will be Mrs r Nj. A. Will
Jams. Mrs J. F Herley. Mrs. II. F.
Love. Mrs. J. Rogers. Mrs l. r
Tompkins. Mrs George Poe. Mrs.
w o. Dunckley and Mrs. Frank
Merri.
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Mrs. Elmer Hagen
presides at Meetino

When the junior members of
Mary Ball chapter, n A r. met
Tuesday evening at the home Of
Mrs. c. C. Mellinger, Mrs Elmer
Hagen presided at the business
meeting In the absence of Mrs,
r. p. Friberg.
After the short meeting Mrs
Hayden reported on the Hudson
Bay development and committee
reports were given by Miss Eliza
beth Hoesler. girls homemaker
Mrs. Robert Winter. good citizen
ship pilgrims club; Miss Bryl
Ring, genealogical record.
Miss Dorothy Wringer. program
chairman. introduced Mrs. J. II.
Kitlar. who read Saga of the
Northwest" skits and songs
which she wrote for the group for
presentation Al the February
luncheon of Mary Ball chapter.
The state conference will be
held in Seattle this year and the
next meeting Of the Tacoma
group will ne held the second
Tuesday in March
Additional guests al the meet
inE were Mrs. Bernice Ruehle,
Misses Lucille and Verns Parsons
and Mrs. W. T. Dunn hleton.
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chairman, Miss Betty Grass and
Miss Adeline Gordon: finance. Miss
Sadie Press. chairman. Miss Har-
riet Green and Miss Leona Sayre !:
publicity, Miss June Westerdahl:
program. Miss Jackie Watt. chair
man. Miss Nadine Stenger and
Miss Sally Grass. fsvors. Miss
Nadine Miller. chairman. Misses
Shiela Campbell, Sadie Press.
Doris Remedies and Joyce Miller.
refreshments. Miss Jean Holroyd,
chairman. Misses Doris Rieman.
Joyce Petersen, Viola Venables
and Gracylla Lytle
Installing officers include Misses
Edith Ploeger, Betty Grass, Adel-
inc Gordon, Lucille Currah Ruth
Hutcheon. Doris Sommer. Bar
bara Tissot. Evelyn Moe. Winifred
Cray Doris Remedies, Mrs. Guy
Gordon and Mrs. c. c. Starnes.
Members Of the advisory board
of the assembly for 1941 include
Messrs. and Mesdames Vernon
Shields. William Sherman. John
Watt. Harold Manning. William
r. Ponton. Byron Balsom, Arthur
Royal; Mesdames Anna Cook.
Ethel Westerdahl. Edith Spring
Ada Holrovd Flora Hacker Mar
garet Sheldon, A. J. Mattio and
Bertha Grass.
A program and dancing Will fol-
low the installation.
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Miss Grigal Sets
Wedding Date
Party Given Thursday al
johnson Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter j.
Grigal announce the engage
ment of their only daughter,
Miss Dolores Clarice Grigal.
to Mr.. Harry l.. Cliff. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles K. Cliff
of Tacoma. News of the be-
trothal was disclosed at a
gathering of a small group Of
intimate friends at the home
of Miss June Johnson Thurs
day evening.
The rooms and table were car
ried out In red and white Valen-
tine motif. Leading from a center
piece of gardenias and white car
nations to each place were ribbons
with small red hearts disclosing
March is as the date set for the
wedding.
Guests for the evening included
Misses Marjorie copeland. Betty
Bell. Louise Diehl. June johnson.
Messrs. James Hardness, Marshall
Whipple. Albert Turrill, Harry
Shull and Miss Gngal.
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President 10 Make
Official Visit

Mrs. Leon Cecil. department
president for the department of
Washington. will pay her official
visit 10 Wild West auxiliary on
Friday evening at S o'clock al the
Masonic temple.
The president. Mrs. David Glenn
enson. viii preside at the meeting
az which the ritual will be exem-
plified by the officers Of the aux
ilisry.
A social hour and late supper
will complete the evening. Mrs.
F. H. Swsyne. the chairman. VIII
be assisted by Mesdsmes William
Schieze. Franz Rybin. Fred Brin-
ming. Ronald Crowley. Edward
Nau, Walter Reynolds and Her
schel Courtway.
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Garden Club
Meets Tuesday
Mrs. Mccormick Chairman
For February Meeting

Outstanding club meets of
the coming week will include
a meeting on Tuesday. when
members Of the Tacoma Gar
den club will meet in Weyer-
haeuser hall At the Y. W. c. A.
at 2 O'Clock for the program
for which Mrs. William l..
Mccormick will be chairman.
Each member In asked TO bring
a Valentine bouquet of flowers
from her own garden.
A feature of the afternoon will
be q talk by Professor Frank T.
Newhorter. plant phopologist
from Oregon State college at Cor
wallis. DR.. Mewhorter, who IL a
widely popular lecturer on the
Pacific coast, In q recognized au-
thority on his subject. Choosing
Lilies for Your Home Garden" As
an illustration Of his topic. slides
Of rare lilies will be shown.
Mrs r c. Richards. the club
president. requests that the board
meet At 1890 on Tuesday at the
y. w. c. A, preceding the regular
meeting.
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Assembly Holds
Installation
Emily Spring Is
New Worthy Adviser

Officers and members Of
White Clover assembly, Or
der of Rainbow for Girls, will
hold an open installation Sat
urday evening at 8 o'clock in
the South Tacoma Masonic
hall. Miss Emily Spring has
been elected worthy adviser
and Mrs. T. \. Westerdahl,
mother adviser. Other cleo
tive officers include Misses
Virginia Wiltse, Sadie Press,
Harriet Green. Leona Sayre,
Mary Lou Ponton and Marian
Allen.
Appointed to other offices are
Misses Polly Watson. Betty Lou
Tricky. June Westerdahl, Jackie
Watt. Mary Jean Cook. Martha
jean Sandin. Jean Holroyd. Betty
Lee Collins. Mary Peterson, Helen
Werner. Dorothy Allen, Billie
Stewart. Nadine Balsom. Ruth
Sandoz. Nadine Miller. Sally Grass.
Virginia Southwell. Doris Hal
seth. Dorothy Bailey. Isabel West,
Marjorie Halseth. Betty Martin
dale. Viola Nenables. Ruth John
son. Florence Reiman. Lorna
Miller. Doris Rieman. Shlela
Campbell. Mary Christian and
Joyce Miller.
Permanent committees include
decorations. Miss Edith Ploeeer.
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June Dobson WEEDS
Richard Pease

Miss June Dobson and Mr..
Richard Edward Pease were quiet
ly married Tuesday evening. The
ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Frances James Van Horn in
the parsonage of the First Con-
gregational church with only the
immediate families in attendance.
Mrs. Robert Haner was the
brides only attendant and Mr..
Haner was best man for Mr..
pease.
The bride Is the daughter Of
Mrs. Anges Dobson and her hus-
band is the son Of Mrs Vance
Northouse Pease and the late Mr.
PeHse.
The young couple are both
graduates Of Stadium high school.
Mr.. pease later attended the Col
lege of Puget Sound, where he
pledged Delta ri Omicron.
After Feb. IS the new home
will be established at 632 North
State 81.
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Welch Society
Meets SATURDAY.

The Welch American society will
meet Saturday evening at o'clock
at the Masonic temple for bust
ness meeting at which Mrs. George
Palmer will preside.
Mrs. Martha Hughes will present
the program and Mr.. Lewis Nor
gan will lead the community sing
ing Mrs. Rees Meredith has been
named chairman for the late sup
per and will he assisted by Miss
Catherine Jones
Guest speaker for the evening
will he the Rev. Ernest Barber.
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Cabaret Dance
Is Saturday
Transportation Club
Holds Annual Affair

The Transportation club of
Tacoma will hold its seventh
annual cabaret dance on Sat
urday evening in the Roof
Garden of Hotel Winthrop.
Mr.. Jean Sherrard is chair
man for the affair and has
as his assisting committee
Messrs. E. c. Cooney. Lock
Mclean. S. w. Northcutt,
Mark Jones, John Carlson,
Matt Newell and Kenneth
Scott.
Motor freight operators are in
charge OF the decorations, which
win include fans and pennants Of
every size and color.
Many cocktail parties will pre-
eede the dance where President
and Mrs. Clifford C. Clarke and
members of the committee and
their wives will form the receiving
.line.
= Reservations have been made
Nv Messrs. and Mesdames Clifford
{. Clarke. Jean Sherrard. Jas,
-. Kizer Of Seattle. r. c. Cooney.
Ray Culbertson Of Seattle. T. 4.
Murphy, John Garrison, John w.
pndden " y buchanan of Che
halls. David Marvin. Perry A.
Cole, l. z. Tompkins, Jack Robi-
son. Everett Dale from Longview,
r. P. Satterlee, Andrew Brush.
Frank p. Borden. Robt. Anderson
Of Olympia, Walter Mccullough,
Victor Monshan. Mr.. Frank Kim
sey and Miss Margaret Moore.
Others attending are Messrs.
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and Mesdames r.. J. Clement.
+. A. Stone of Seattle. John Dyer.
John r. westbrook, Robert La
Toilette, II. l.. Tenzler. II. j.
Gazecki. Jas. Cunningham. Rich
ard Boardman, Robert Lowery.
V. A. Nyman Of Aberdeen. l.. J..
Kidd. also of Aberdeen. Paul
Snapp of Seattle, Stuart Evans
of Seattle. Stewart White. Lee
Kirk. Charles Eckstrom. William
Donovan. Gus Hubbard, l.. A..
LaMere of Olympia, c. J. Ryan,
L. E. ST. John. Ray Robbins,
Robert n. Cooper. l.. r. Curtin
of Seattle. Harry ID. Smith, Perry
D. Moore. II. r. Briggs of Shelton.
William y. Grady. Or. and Mrs.
NJ. II. Jewell. Mr.. Robert Rohne.
Miss Elsie Ness. Mr.. Sanford
Muir and Miss Dorothy Stewart.
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Receive Congratulations

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald y. Ford
Margaret Streich) are receiving
congratulations on the birth Of
their first child. = daughter, born
on Feb. al ST. JoSeph's hospital
Grandparents sharing congrstu-
lstions are Mrs Msyme A. Ford
and Mr. Herman Stretch
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Y-Ed Members
Will Dance
Valentine Bell VIII Be
Saturday Evening

Midst cupids and hearts and
Streamers of red and white.
decorating the ballroom OF the
Elks club. members Of the
N-Ed club and their friends
will dance Saturday evening
from $50 10 1890.
The theme vii have Valentine
motif and the decorations vii ~
In the form Of red and white hearts
ard stresmers extended from the
pillars and ceiling with red and
white balloons around the huge
light in the center and large white
hearts and red cupids along the
front Of the stage and on the side
walls
Miss Jessie Wilson has been
appointed chairman OF this affair,
and those serving on her commit
tee are Miss Louise Diel. ticket
chairman, assisted by Misses
Frances Parlsman. Florence lit
ner. Gay Peterson. Lorraine Boo
decker. Thelms Nelson. Malene
Larsen serniee Kirkebo. Kay
Murphy. Gladys Larson. Helen
Truedson, Marion Samuelson.
Louise Cromwell. Alice Ford and
Sylvia Asp.
Decoration chairman is Miss
Jean Veazie. assisted by Misses
Kay Farnham. Bernice kirkebo,
Janet Hall. Helen Hallstrom. Gay
Peterson, Mary Smith and Evelyn
L bert Publicity chairman,
Miss Mary King, will be assisted
by Miss Nancy Beck and Miss
Sylvia Asp.
Patrons and pstronesses will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dreger Of
Seattle and Mr.. and Mrs George
Abelsett Of Tacoma. Assisting at
the dance will be the Misses
Gladys Larson. Ruth Hey mel l.
Laura Reiohen and Mrs. Mary
King
Reservations already have been
made BY Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Steinkopf. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Lynd, Ted Bordeaux, II. J. Stell-
ing. Albert Dreger, Miss Edna
Iverson. Mr.. Gerald Hansen. Miss
Louise Diel. Ii. Glannen Coward.
Evelyn Kincaid. Jack Reese, Mr..
and Mrs. All Swanes, Miss Ger
trude Julien, Mr.. Arnold johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Abelsett, Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Helm, Mr.. and Mrs.
Plummer York.
Miss Helen Truedson. 1t c. KEEL
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Redmayne,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Winblade. Miss
Janet Hall Oscar Strelitzer, Miss
Bernice Kirkebo and Larry Hove
land, Mr.. and Mrs Roy Virgil,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert o. Cromwell,
Miss Jessie Wilson. Jack Kicker;
Josephine Armstrong, Harold Toll
lefson. Kay Murphy, Robert Els
berry; Penny Peerse, Eugene Hall;
Helen Ugland. Harold Hansen;
Thelma Nelson. Ray Hansen; Flea
nor Anderson. Harold Psulson;
Alice Nelson. Glen Keller. Mrs.
Louella Kincaid
Also Miss Irene Smith, Sven
Lindberg; Kathryn Anderson, Ray
Harding; Eleanor Raudebaugh.
Charles Staab; Sylvia ASP. How
ard B. Gilmore, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Elmo Samuelson Maxine Inman
and Ed Broz; Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Peterson Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Ny
gard: Virginia Berntsen. Keith
Seavy; Teresa Bannon. Roy Spa
doni; Helen Hallstrom, Clyde
Brown; Ruth Larsen, Evert john
son.
Young People of the Emmanuel
Lutheran church. North 14th and
Stevens SITS, will meet Friday eve
ming a. the church parlors al 745
for 3 Valentine party.
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The committee assisting them
will include Misses Pstrona Let
win. Helen Matthias. Hilds Bader.
Veronica Bailey. Madeline Pen
nant. Eileen Needham. Eileen
Fleischman. all Of whom are on
the initiation committee.
Misses Lorraine Yachspino, Bet
~ Turco, Barbara Crocco. Lor-
rsine Turco. Anna Alongi. Norma
Julian, Jane and Gerry Gahan,
Betty Lou Gallagher. Margaret
Rogerson, Rose Mary Wilson,
Catherine A. Mcdonald. Barbara
White. Mary Anne Christnacht,
Roda Uphus. Mary Claes and Jean
Kuper are In charge Of the pro-
gram and social hour.
Assisting Mrs A. Wilson. the
advisor. are Misses Rose Faraco.
Betty Tschida.
Speakers for the afternoon in
clude the Rev, A. H. Allard, court
chaplain. who will speak on one
Of the Junior Guide Posts, ITO
Serve Others" and Miss Jane Muir
ray, grand regent Of the senior
court. who will extend a welcome
10 the new juniors.
Miss Helen F. steinbach. city
junior chairman. will introduce the
new counsellors which include Mrs.
W. r. Carignan, Misses Therese
Lawrence and Rita Minnitti
Counselors for the organization
are Mesdames c. W Christnacht
r. Edhng. A. Wilson. Jane Do
herty, Mary Harrison. Dolores
O'Connell, Rose Faraco. Theresa
Whelan. Betty Tschida, Marie
Egan, Charlotte Hanley and
Eleanor Merrill.
To commemorate the occasion
all juniors are requested to bring
with them n donation OF an article
Of clothing for the st. Vincent de
Paul society.
The Junior Catholic Daughters
of America is national organiza-
ton of girls between the ages OF
IL to is, sponsored by the Senior
Catholic Daughters of America
Meetings for the juniors are held
bi-monthly in the homes of the
girls or their counselors. wherever
II is possible. The Three Way
Trail" program in which the
juniors participate includes recrea-
tional, charitable and spiritual
activities
A partial list of the girls to be
initiated includes Misses Catherine
A. Mcdonald, Jane Gahan. Edna
Lou Enright, Madge Brown. Jo-
anne Mclean Regina knecht.
Christine Bissell, Patricia Uphus,
Helen Dorotich. Maryrose Cowan
Peggy Rowley. Jackie Meyers,
jeanne Niesen. Patricia Hoyt,
Dorothy Ann Cargnan, Madeline
Butler, Beverly Butler. Elizabeth
Lee. Nerls Tovarote, Rose Rettura,
Violet Bonaro. Lorraine Pupo.
Marion Carbone. Caroline DeRoas,
Gloria Vigna and Mary Demeria.
Also Misses Katherine Macca-
rota. Doris Lavarota and Rita
Balsano, Eileen Buhaly. Irene
Hartchor. Doris Ehnat, Catherine
Dennis. Mona May Hevertz. Shir-
ley Melton. Rose Delargy. Sue
Quinn. Dolores Schiesz. Elizabeth
Brown, Betty Coon. Mary Coon.
Regina Jackowski, Marion Stelloh,
Mary Donahoe, Leona Sterup.
Georgina Firth. Alice Gallwas,
Anita Reding and Theresa Ruvo.
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P.-T.A. News
FRIDAY (Feb. -


Roosevelt PIT. A. is sponsoring
benefit card party on Friday at
7:30 p. m. in the school auditorium.
500, bridge, pinoehle and bingo
Will be played. Mrs. Margaret
Cleary is hostess, assisted by Mrs
Luella Lindabeck and Mrs. Evone
Michue.
MONDAY
Jason Lee PIT. A. meets Mon
day at 2.30 p. m. in the school
music room No. 2. There will be
a panel discussion. Through the
Years" with Mrs. Herman Nord-
frs. Mrs. F. F. Pflaum, Mrs. l..
r. 1saacs and Mrs. r. J. Rinker.
Mrs. r. F. Phelps will preside.
The Boys Glee club will sing. This
meeting especially honors 7-B
mothers.
TUESDAY
Dash Point PIT. A. meets Tues
day at 2:30 p. m. in the school
Mrs. II. c. Schweinler will speak
on Founders Day. Mrs. A. o. Fur
seth will preside. Raymond Davis
will give a vocal solo. A special
invitation is extended to all past
presidents. The following will take
part in the candlelighting cere-
mony; Mrs. L. p Bidwell Mrs. ].
w. Gilmore. Mrs. C. II. Oathout,
Mrs. r. w. Gay, Mrs. Joyce Dsvey
aid Mrs. Furseth and Virginia
Wolf Mrs. Jack Void, Mrs. c. II.
Grieve and Mrs. Gay will serve.
Horace Mann PIT. A. and pre-
school meets Tuesday at $50 p. m.
in the auditorium for a joint meet
ing honoring Founders Day. Mrs.
Leroy Lahey will preside. Mrs.
John Hull will give vocal solo
and Phyllis McClary a piano solo.
Renaissance" playlet will be
given with the following Mrs A.
?. Osborn. Mrs. c Lee. Mrs. Alex
Wallvten. Mrs. W 3. Wyman.
Mrs. II L. White. Mrs. John Bell.
Mrs. r. Western Nancy Tidd. jim
my Fifer and Mrs. Lshey. The
/ hostesses will he Mrs George Rem
ME. Mrs. William Prngle and Mrs.
Henry f. Bjorklund. After the
candle lighting ceremony. roll
call of the past presidents Will be
[ taken.
/ Roosevelt PIT. A. meets Tues
+ day al 7;45 in the school auditori-
um. Mrs. Alice Stenbom. historian.
will give the history. Mrs. Dallas
Hurst will preside. Madeline Small
will give a trumpet solo and Rets
and Boboie Vandeventer will tap
dance. Mrs. Stenbom viii also
serve.
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Johnsons Stop in San
francisco DURING travels

Mr. and Mrs. F. ). Johnson of
Tacoma have ,been recent guests
at the Palace in San Francisco
while travelling in California.