SMITH LEAVES TRAIL
"LION (UBS” !N WAKE
Smith does it again.
Wherever Gordon Smith, Inter
national Representative of Lion;
Chibs from Seattle, stops for a few
minutes he organizes a new Lion:
Club.
He returned Monday from Haines.
Yep. and Haines ha.- a brand new
Lion “Cub” with Leonard King
named president.
Other officers are: Frances J.
Gorman, first vice president: Earl
Lammers, second vice president:
Carl W. Heinmiller, third vice pres
ident: Harry D. Laushlin, secre
tary; Thomas R. Quinlan, treas
urer; Janies MacCammond, lion
tamer; Ira Powell, tall twister. P.
B. Allen. John Keith, O. I. Lewis
and John Fox, directors.
The chib has 39 charter members,
holds its meetings the first and
third Wednesday at the school and
will get its charter May 19
Smith has left for Wrangell and
well, don't be surprised if Wrangell
blossoms out with a brand new
Lion "Cub”!
Smith has previously organized
new clubs at Douglas, Homer, Skag
| way and two additional clubs in
i Anchorage.
from elmenporf FLI).
—
Mrs. William B. David of Elmen
derf Field, is visiting friends in
| Juneau. She is stopping at the Bar
anof Hotel.
The MAMZEELE SHOP
310 S. Franklin---— Open Evenings
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RAYON PRINT DRESSES . $ 2.98
COTTON PRINT DRESSES . 2.98
GABARDINE
RAINCOATS—Fully Lined . 14.98
Alaska Coastal Airlines enables yoo to arrange
—through your local ticket agent—your passage
to the States on Pan American, and then to ony
spot on the globel And for you who buy tickets
in Sitka, Hoonah, Tenakee, Skagwoy, Haines
and similar communities, ACA reserves a special
block of seats so that its passengers share equal
priority with those who buy tickets in Junecnd
Sjcx^riCiLSteAn c/Ha&ka
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HERE I OR MEETINGS
OF WELFARE BOARD
Ivar Skariand, of the University
of Alaska, has arrived here from
Fairbanks to attend meetings of the
Welfare Board which started ses
sions Tuesday. Henry Harmon is
director of Public Welfare and other
board members are the Rev. Gallant
of Skagway, first chvision: Mrs.
Frances Langley, second division;
Mrs. Evangeline At rood, third di
vision ana Ska:'and representing
the fourth division.
Ekarland is a proiessor of 'anth
ropology at the University of Al
aska.
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