The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-09
Evergreen
 Bowl Pei
 Show Held
Event Draws Capacity
 Crowd-S Swim Contests Are Postponed


 Evergreen Bowl was jammed yeS- terday afternoon for the annual pet show and to participate in the events of the field day
 A large number of pets were en- tered making it a difficult job for the judges, Mrs. William White head. Jeff Wandel and Edward Gedney, to make their 5eclslcns. Almost without exception an en- ire new set of winners stepped in to take the places vacated by last ears champs.
 King, St. Bernard, entered by Ted Holtz, took first place for being the largest pet with Chinook, a Siberian Husky entered by Jack Turoff, coming in second.
 For the smallest pets it was close race between two tiny turtles. Jack and Oscar, entered by Gail Morrison and Jim Sprague, with Jack being the winner.
 The most unusual dog or pet was Eugene Anderson's combination Scotty and French Poodle named Tiny.
 The prettiest pets were two Cocker Spaniels, Taffy and Topsy entered by Earle Hunter with a kitten, named Kitty Foo, entered by Vir- ginia Hash, coming in second. Earle Hunter again came to the front with his dog, Taffy, winning first place for the best trained dog. The dog performed quite number of tricks showing up quite well des- bite the attraction surrounding him on all sides.
 Field Day Card
 The remainder of the field day events were run off on schedule with the exception of the swimming races which were not held be- cause of the shallownesS of the water.
 Work is being done on the spring board and it is hoped that this one will ne more satisfactory because of additional heighth, and breath and also the board will be level rather than on a slant as previously. The new board will also have additional safety precautions.
 A large number of towels, swim ming suits, bathing caps and other articles have been left at the bowl. These articles will be held several days and then disposed if the owners do not call for them.
 Persons are again reminded that they must be clean when they go to the pool and that it is sometimes embarrassing to be turned away. This applies to swimming suits as well as to their person.
 The water in the pool was quite cold as it was still filling but should warm up fast if the weather holds out. The pool will be open this week end as usual if the weather is good. The pool opens at 2 o'clock each evening and at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
 PET SHOW AWARDS
 The following list of winners placed in the field day.
 Pets-Largest-1. King, St. Ber- nard entered by Ted Holtz; g. Chin ook, Husky entered by Jack Turoff; 3. Jack, Husky Collie entered by Robert Sprague.
 Smallest Pet-1. Jack, Turtle en- tered by Gail Morrison; 2. Oscar, turtle entered by Jim Sprague; g. Blackberry, kitten, entered by Daisy Hagerty.
 Most unusual pet-1. Tiny, Scotty- French Poodle entered by Eugene Anderson; 2. Oscar. turtle, entered by Jim Sprague; 3. Jack, turtle, entered by Gail Morrison. Prettiest Pet-1. Taffy ano Topsy, cocker spaniels entered by Earl Hunter; 2. Kitty Foo, a cat, entered by Virginia Hash; 3. Mike, cocker spaniel, entered by Lynn Forrest.
 Smartest Pet-1. Taffy, cocker spanial entered by Earl Hunter; F2. Tiny, Scotty-poodle entered by Eugene Anderson; 3. Rascal, Ter rier entered by Jackie Everette.