The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-08

children has been built by six Ro- tarians at the Gravel Bunkers at Indian River. The picnic origin ally planned for the building party was called off, due to weather so the six men undertook to com plete the building themselves.
 Glenn Moline has applied for the reward offered by the Rotary Club for the apprehension and conviction of anyone found guilty of destroying recreational cabins in the Sitka vicinity. No definite action has been taken on Mir Mo- lines claim, as his cabin was pri- vately owned.
 The Dermott, pleasure cruiser owned and skippered by Chuck Peterson, left Thursday afternoon for Tenakee with Jack Conway, who had been called on to inves- tigate an insurance claim on a troller which had gone on the rocks However, before MT Conway ar rived in Tenakee, the boat had been patched and lowed to Ju- neau for repairs.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Gaylord
  MT. and Mrs. Robert Wheeler and son Bob, and MT. and Mrs. Rich ard Crueger are leaving at dawn Sunday morning for a cruise and fishing trip aboard the Silver Foam I. The party plans to fish at Lake Eva and Sitko Bay and re- turn late Monday night.
 MT. and Mrs. Rex Marchant and MT. and Mrs. Wally Volz flew into Blue Lake last Friday for a week end fishing trip.
 The yacht Gryphon arrived on Wednesday with MT, and Mrs. Paul Piggot, their son and two daugh- CTS, and MT. and Mrs. John Ten nyson and son Jim, who joined the party at Tenakee. The Cry phon left Thursday on the return trip to Seattle where MT. Piggot owns the Pacific Car and Foundry Company. The Tennysons remain ed as guests of MT. and Mrs. Frank Wright, Jr., returning to Tenakee by plane Friday.
 Sgt. and Mrs. Harry Bell, their houseguest, Miss Jacqueline Carey and MT. and Mrs. George Eliason left by plane Thursday for brief visit with friends in Port Alexan- der.
 Clarence R. Eliason arrived by plane from Anchorage last week end for brief visit with his brother and sister in-law, MT. and Mrs. George Eliason, before Returning to his home in Poulsbo, 'Wash.. after seasons work near Cook Inlet.
 Mrs. Ted Wagner and daughter Iheodonna, left by plane Friday for en indefinite stay in the States where Ms. Wagner was called by the Illness of her mother. MT. Wagner, skipper-owner of the Wis II. will leave this week for tuna fishing eff the coast of Oregon and California.
 Carl Franks, foreman of the Pyramid Fisheries, returned by rlane Friday from hurried visit with his ailing mother in the States
 MT. and Mrs. William Winston let by plane Friday for Ketchl- kan, onroute to their home in Long BcdCl1 WIleIt MI. w hioooAi AiS''' = law practice; after weeks visit with Mrs. Winston's brother-in-laW and sister, MT and Mrs. Frank Calvin.
 The weekly flight to Ketchlkan ran into difficulties this week Leaving Thursday morning, the rlane got as far as Rodman Bay and was forced to return after an hour and a half flight-with a plane load of sick and unhappy passengers.
 A second attempt was made on Friday morning. The plane le1' Sitka at 10:30 but was unable to land at Petersburg; flew to Rake where it waited until Petersburg was reported clear-and finally arrived in Ketchikan at p. m. Members of the Sitka Woman Club are busy this summer With ways and means of raising money ] for the Clubs pledge to the Ll-