The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-18

after service in Europe; Mir and Mrs. Harold Melby and daughters Annie and Vonnie, from Big Trees Washington; The Rev. Walter Sob oleff, from Juneau for brief visit; Arthur Hammer, brother of Mrs. w Rodenberg, on vacation after dis charge from the Army and being wrecked on the Yukon; Miss Elisa beth Saylor enroute to Goddard Springs, where she will be employ ed at the Pioneer Home Annex; Filler Sudby from Seattle to join the crew of boatbuilders at the Sitka Marine Railways; Miss Imo- gene Ward, local All Club field supervisor, to organize this years All activities; Barney Westoyer and son Wayne-to take their boat, the Svete Anna, recently purchas- ed from the Navy, to Seattle.
 Passengers leaving on the North Sea were: Dr. and Mrs. L. G.. Scharpenberg; the Rev. Patrick J. ORielly, for a vacation in the States: The Rev John Zlobin, en- route to San Francisco on business; MT. and Mrs. P J. Zettel, to visit relatives in the State for the next few months; Martin Brevik and his sister Martha Brevik, he to return to his studies at the U of w, and she to be married shortly, Mrs. Charles Schofner, called to the. States by illness in her family; MT. and Mrs s. w. Radach, to the State after a brief visit, planning to return later with their children and make their permanent home here; w. N Garfield, returning to his home in the States after visit ing his son here; Chief and Mrs. Charles Luck and daughtar~for Ketchikan, where they have been transferred by the c. G.. Mrs. A. B. Mosher, wife of Vita Foods man. ager, to visit briefly in the States; Wayne James, employee on Japon- ski, to vacation in the States; MT. and Mrs. w. E. Burns and two small sons, to make their permanent home in Ketchikan; Mir and Mrs. Tcny Christenson's sister, Mrs. Roy Evenson.
 Leaving by plane last weekend for the States were Mrs. Rhea Black, who was called south by the sudden illness of her brother, Dave Fenton, and Tony Amund- sen, clerk at Sitka Merchantile, who has been ailing for some time, for medical treatment.
 The Cerstovia Vacuum Service has recently been established here by Earl Willett. Located in the Mills Warehouse at the end of Max soutoff Street, MT. Willett does minor mechanical repair jobs cleans stoves and chimneys and plans to do rug cleaning in the near future.
 Miss Gertie Jackson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Chris Jackson, com pleted her nurses probationary per- iod at the Swedish Hospital in Seattle and received her cap on January g. Miss Jackson enrolled in the Cadet Nurse Corps after graduation from Sitka High.
 MT. and Mrs Leonard Peterson Jr.. arrived on the North Sea and have settled in the Peterson apart ments on Observatory Street. MT and Mrs. Peterson were married carly last month in Seattle Mrs Peterson is the former Elaine Combs, daughter of Mir. and Mrs Guy Combs of Seattle. They plar to make their permanent home here
 On Wednesday noon, All Clut leaders met with district leadel Miss Imogene Ward, at Luncheon at tke Bayview hotel, to plan ,ac tiyities for the coming year. Joe Campbell was present as Rotar. representative. All Club leader are: Mrs. Elliott Fletcher, sewing Tom Daine, poultry ard anima husbandry; Dan Moller, out-doo cooking; Mrs. Glenn Morgan, sec retary and first year cooking; Mrs Frank Price, treasurer and Luncheon planning; Mrs. Rudy Sarvela, gar cening. A summer camp for Al Club members was discused an plans are underway.
 Teen -agers were guests at tn Moose Club this evening with danc ing to volunteer orchestra-frte chicken provided by Jim Brightma and cooked by Jerry Nordby-
 plenty of cokes, root beer an
 doughnuts, Prizes will be awarde
 for the best costume.
 Monday evening the Moose al
 having valentine masquerat
 dance at their club rooms for men