The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-24

MT. and Mrs. Wayne Johnson. Mrs. Rasmussen owns and operates a tavern in Chicago.
 Passengers leaving on the North Sea last weekend were: Mrs. John Lawrence and young daughter Joan to srend two months visiting rela- tives in the States; Mrs. Sadie Me Bride. returning to her home in Seattle after a visit of several weeks at the home of Mrs. Marie Bright man; Miss Grace McNichol, nurse lat tfe Pioneers Home Hospital, to vacation in the States; Mrs. Vivian M derios, returning to her home in California, after a visit of some months at the home of her son. in-laW and daughter, MT. and Mrs. R. M. Johnston on Japonski; MT. and Mrs Charles Meyer, enroute to their home in Los Angeles, after visit with their son and daughter in-law. MT. and Mrs E. T. Meyer; Mrs William Rodenberg with her children Billy and Nancy, to visit her parents in Petersburg; Mrs. Grover Hanley and son Charles, re- turning to their home in the States, after a few weeks visit here with MT Hanley fisherman.
 Mrs. Orville Paxton, who went south for medical treatment early in the spring, returned on the North Sea with her children Gary end Marcia. They were met in Juneau by MT Paxton. who return cd with them on the North Sea.
 Heinie Dahl, stockman at tine Sanitary Grocery, left Monday aboard a troller, to spend a week with his wife in Petersburg. He expects to return by plane early this week.
 MT. and Mrs Charles Petercon and MT. and Mrs. Jack Conway left Wednesday aboard the cruiser Zen- ovia, owned by Don McGraw, for a five day fishing cruise. They planned to go as far as Pelican, should weather permit.
 The Camp Fire Girl and All Club camping trip sponsored by Rotary, left Monday noon aboard the North Star for a five day stay at the Scout Cabin near Neva Point The party returned late Friday evening aboard the Claren- hope
 Tn the party were Supervisors Capt. Al Dietz, Mrs. c. B. Christi ensen and Mrs. Frank Price; tte campers included Lyle Keuhn, Ger ard Rogge, Jimmy Price, Nancy Yaw, Janelle Hert, Sidney Hert, Fannie Franks, Kathrine Johnson, Janret Helerich, Natasha Calvin and Georgia B. Price.
 Neill Andersen spent Wednesday ard Thursday in camp, instructing the youngsters in outdoor cooking by preparing a meal on the beach. A 25-pound salmon was bafbecued and biscuits baked in an improvised reflector oven.
 The youngsters returned reluc- tantly and are already looking for ward to the next camping trip.
 The Girl Scout Cabin was built during the middle thirties by crew of CCC men under the direc- tion of the Forest Service at the request of the Girl Scout Council. A large log cabin, equipped with Lang range in excellent condition, sleeping quarters in an open bal cony, an oil drum heater in the large living room. the cabin has been kept in good condition and EIdIllCdlly llCt Ol d@Sll uSbIfC oC C1AN- dation.
 As the Girl Scouts disbanded several years go, the cabin has seen little of the use for which it was intended. However, it has been widely used as a vacation and hunt ing lodge and now, with the re- organization of the Boy Scouts and the organization of the Cub Scouts, Camp Fire Girls and the All Club it is hoped the cabin will be put
 back into the use for which it was
 built-a camp for youngsters. A new survey of the Blue Lake
 power project has been started un-
 der the direction of w. T. Stuart.
 Working with MT Stuart are F.. F. | DAral,ol-