The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07

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member Of the school board, dis
tributed the diplomas.
To Open Playground
Sponsored by the Kiwanis club
and the Womens Chamber of
Commerce. the children's play
ground will be open for another
season at Grayland park June %.
Organized play under supervision
Will begin July 1. Tn. program
will continue to August 70. DIR.
Nj. X. Thomas and Paul h. Wrig-
ley head the kiwanis committee
and Mrs. Gus Mankertz and Miss
Anna Brand are acting for the
chamber.
A group OF "a members Of the
kiwanis club and three guests at
tended the clubs annual salmon
derby Thursday at Point Defiance.
Fishing started at a. m. and con-
tinued until 10 a. m. with time
out for breakfast at s in the park.
DIR. f. T. Breakey took first prize
with a l3.5-pound king salmon.
Beryl Bryan was a close second
with 133-pound catch. Other
prize winners were Gordon Bearse,
a ls-pounder; DR.. Norman Con-
nelly, two fish weighing 7I10
and 8 $40 pounds, respectively
and the most dogfish. and Jess
Adams. the smallest fish. DR.. c.
NJ. Hamilton and Robert Campbell
were In charge Of the arrange
ments and PAU Wrigley served
the breakfast.
Prizes were distributed at the
club luncheon Al noon In the city
hall dining rooms and the pro-
gram. arranged by the sports com.
mittee. Or, J. ". kalsus. chair.
man. included moving pictures OF
hunting and camping shown BY
Capt William Farrsr OF the TIA.
coma police department Dana T
Robinson. former president. now OF
Seattle. Was guest.
A youth forum will be held Fri
day evening in the Civic auditori-
um at which there will be a panel
discussion on 'Is This Our War -.
Speakers will be Henry Perfield of
the University OF Washington de-
bate team; Frank Hanawalt, Col
lege Of Puget Sound deoate team.
and two other c. p. s. students.
George b. Cole of Puyallup will be
moderator. The public is invited
and there will be no admission
charge. Perfield and Hanawalt are
Puyailup high school graduates.
sprinkling Rules Set
sprinkling rules for Puysllupites
during the summer months as laid
down by the city council provide
that half Of the city L. TO be al.
lowed the privilege on altsrnsts
days. Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays the arss north u Main
ave. may sprinkle and people liy-
ing south Of Main ave. have been
given Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays. Hours on all DAYS are
from a. m. to IL u. m. and from
p. m. to 3 p. m. except Sunday
when the north side may sprinkle
from 8 =. m. TO l p. m and the
south side from To 2 p. m. II
was thought by the council that
this division viii help maintain the
water pressure.
As part OF its reorganization
program, the congregation Of the
Church Of the Nazsrene has start
ed work on a plan for a new
church building. II was announced
following q business session We'd
nescay night Rev. Bruce Beers
Was appointed TO find a new site
for the edifice.
Officers elected at the meeting
include Rev. Willis Clark. the pas
tor. president; DelIasr Edwards
secretary treasurer: Albert sim
mons. choristsr; Guy simmons
assistant ehorister: Miss Nellie
Salisbury. reelected pianist: Pau
kilgore. librarian. and Herbert
Furlis and Gerald Beers. ushers
I'd Hamilton Was chosen superia-
tendent Of the Sunday school,
Marie Furlie. secretsry-treaSursr;
Mrs. Nora Drummond. Bible class