The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 20, 1947, Page 7

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1947 T Northwest Dairy Service will malke NO BDELIVERIES Saturday or Sunday There Is No Substitute for Newspaper Advertising! . KIWANIANS HEAR MARINER SCOUTS | Three members of thé local Mari- ner Scouts, Miss Mildred Fluck, troop leader, Miss Alice Jean Davis and Arlene Godkin, appeared as guest speakers yesterday at the Ki- wanis Club luncheon in the Gold, Room | The guests were introduced by Program Chairman Douglas Mc- Kenzie and Miss Fluck opened her well delivered talk by an expression of thanks to Kiwanis for their generous sponsorship of the Mari- ners. She also gave a short back- ground on the history of the Girl Scouts and the Mariner's high school group in particular, stress- |ing the interest and enthusiasm of Ithe local group of girls in their group activities, Scout work, and entertainment. 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Arline, who is President for the current year, gave a resumé of the program mapped out for 1947, | which includes overnight camping, {eki trips, food sales and turkey | awsmrds to raise money for their pro- | posed boat trip this summer, and | many other timely activities. Miss Fluck announced that a new leader had been selected to take her plac> since she is leaving in the near future for California. The meeting was presided over by | Ed Shaffer and © correspondence read by Secretary Jim Church, Dr. John ments gave a report on he ent luncheon held to organ- Douglas chapter of Children’s Assoeia- e would take care g memberships in the new chapter for all Kiwanians wishing to enroll at a fee of $1 per person. The day was memoership day for new additions to the Kiwa: nks and applications were t d in for ective members who will be ect to approval by the com- mittee in charge. - - Juneau: WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Officers attention — practice for initiation 7 p.m. Thurs. Feb. 20. 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