The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 18, 1949, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT ™° ALASKA SHOULD BE REPRESENTED IN HIGHWAY SOCIETY Alaska Road Commission- er Believes Territory Would Benefit hould be repr 1 Society of S way Officials, John R. Noye missione He returned to Juneau yesterday after a five-week business triy the United States during which he atten annual meeting ot | highway society He said t t the body made up of highway officials fr the 48 states, Hawail and Puer Rico, but does not include ofticals from the Ter Alaska. “I have nted in e High- according to Col. , Alaska Road Com- heen endeavo: proper representation for a in thic society,” hessaid. “I bel i is important to the Territc nd} to rogd development in t tory that we be repres He said he presented the with facts and figures concerning wne Territory and its roads and re- quested that a be allowed a representative in the society During the , he also attended Bureau of Budget arings in Wash ngton, D.C., and the meeting of the American Societ} Civil Engineers. In Washington, he met with the permanent joint board for defense of United States and nada, the Bureau of Putlic Roads and other agencies interested in road work ir Alaska, Return ng west, he fall meeting of the Pacific west Trade Ascociation in Sp this week, where a round-t € cussion of Alaskan affairs was held The discussion was led by E. N Patty, formerly n of the Uni- versity of Alasl Noyes, B. Fr Heintzleman, Regional Forester ‘md vice-president for Alaska of the Association, Col. J. P. Johnson, gen- eral manager of the Alaska Rail- road, and Joe Flakne of the In- terior Department tock ;mt ACTIVE SEAR(H FOR AVONA CALLED OFF Active search for the Juneau fishing vessel Avona was called off yesterday when the Coast Gunrd Cutter Hemlock determined that the Avona had left Chatham can- nery Wednesday A watchman there told men from the Hemlcck that the Avona had departed Wednesday morning from Chatham with a troller in tow. He said that the Avona apparent- ly needed no assistance when she ociety attended the North- okane dis- _|met in the Methodist Church Nov. FOOD SALE BY GIRL [CABIN DESIGNS READY SCOUTS ON SATURDAY FOR USE OF BUILDERS : o IN NATIONAL FOREST nesday after school | The architect who designed Tim- Of course, the main topic was the |berline Lodge at Mount Hood in Food Sale at Sears on Saturday|Oregon has now drawn up sug- at 11 am. We are going to have gested designs for cabins and resi- many delicious things such as: all|dences on National Forest land. kinds of cookies (including Russian) | These designs have just been many flavors of cake, luscious|received at the office of Division pies, crisp salads and homemade |Supervisor A. W. Blackerby, room brownbread and baked beans. All|318 in the Federal Building, and are asked to come and buy some are available for use by prospec- of our wonderful assortment bn[ure]t!ve builders on National Forest it's too late. {land, according to Blackerby. We were very The sketches were made by Linn frs. John Keilly who showed us|Forrest, Forest Service architect. some of her arts and crafts, Blackerby said the designs are )\ We adjourned the meeting after not elaborate and do not involve ex- eating the delicious refreshments |pensive construction Lynn Bodding, Shirley Casperson,| The Forest Service is not offer- and Pat Carroll served us. ing complete and detailed build- PAULA COOK |ing plans such as would show di- Reporter | mension and every step in con- I struction, he said. The designs were drawn up only to assist prospec- tive builders in deciding on the type of home to build. Detailed plans will have to be obtained by builders frora private ’I‘ho wookly meeting of the Girlf honored to have Troop No. 5, Sixth Grace girls, 15 with 19 members present. Wm ! measured and cut out our aprons, ljn asant skirts and finished darn- ing our socks. We made plans for |architects, Blackerby :ifts to be made for Christmas and | decided to have a Christmas party. S el OF AUK BAY STUFFS | 3irl Scouts of Troop No. 11 held Iovs FOR (HRISIMAS‘ their weekly meeting in the Luth- eran Church parlors Nov. 17 at 4 p.m. The President called the meet- ing to order and read the minutes eof meeting. Then Mrs taught us some folk we enjoyed very much. Fifteen women attended the regu- | the Sccretary | lar meeting of the Auk Bay Home the previous | Extension Club Tuesday evening at lunice Nevins|the home of Mrs. Eugene Hervin, dancing which | Fritz Cove Road. Mrs. Berg- Work was completed on the stuf- gren and Miss Mattila gave us|feq toys for Christmas gifts and some more ideas about textile| these toys will be displayed in the painting. Miss Mattila showed us|ywindow of the Juneau Drug Store a lovely luncheon set she had during the coming week. made and painted. Cookies and| qphe project for the next meeting punch were served by Ann Johnson, | wi1] pe decorations *for ‘Christmas. Heather Hollmann, Roseilien Hyk-| no special demonstration is planned embothem, Virginia Nielsen and | n4q each member is asked to take Carol Lawrence. an idea for tree trimming, window The meeting was adjourned at 5| gecoration or table centerpiece. p.m, The next meeting will be held VIRGINIA WHITEHEAD, | Tyesday evening, Decsmber 6. Reporter SQUARE DANCE TONIGHT Girl Scout Troop No. 8 met at| BY DOCEY DO POSTPONED the Moose Hall on Thursday after- noon. We made Thanksgiving bas- kets for childrens’ hospitals and\mmgh' by the Docey Do Club as | then played games. Linda Lavold | Union Hall is engaged for a labor | completed requirements and receiv-“nec“nH | ed her girl scout pin. Cookies were | BTN served by Penny Morrison. POWER OFF NOTICE MALIN BABCOCK, | The power will be off on Douglas | Reporter. | giohway and North Douglas Road | IBISHOP GORDON WILL |5 2 wnd 4. ' MAKE OFFICIAL VISIT AT SUNDAY. SERVICES AND POWER CO. The Rt. Rev. William J. Gordon, HIGHLANDS PETITION Jr., Episcopal Bishop of Alaska, will make his official visits Sunday to | There will be no square dance | Hearing of the petition to an- nex the Highlands to the city of Juneau will be held in the U. S. District Court here at 10 a.m. De- THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA CHINA PAINTING STUDY GROUP T0 | | Robert Hanson, From Sitka: Anderson, E. Herod, W. E. Marbut, Mrs. Richard Dal- | Mary Jerome, D. MEET ON MONDAY»J i, M The China paimmg study gronp‘ will meet Monday night at 8 o'clock in the Alaska Potters’ club rooms at the Recreation Center. The tile: and china paints which were o ered are now on hand and will Le given out to the members at that time. Mrs. Gen Harmon will be the instructor for the evening and all persons who plan to attend are asked to go with a design, prefer- ably an original design, ready for transfer to the tile to te painted As the China painting group are again meeting on Monday nights the Pottery Study Group will meet on Wednesday nights, but due to the fact that this following Wed- nesday is the day before Thanks- giving there will not be a meeting of the Pottery class until Wednes- day, November 30. Twenty-seven passengers carried yesterday by Alaska Coastal Airlines, as they brought nine pas- sengers into Juneau and carried 18 lout. They were: To Sitka: Walter Stutte, Bobby Stutte, Chris Wyller, H. W. Sthrom, Lionel Galerman, Louis Bonneti, Andy Barlow, B. Bierley. To Hoonah: Kelly St. Clair, Grace Hartley, Mr and Mrs. Ed Austin, Ed Austin Jr., Carl Greenwald, Frank McKinley, Jochn Lawson, Paul White. 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