The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-24
LIONS ENTERTAIN
 VISITING CAGERS
 AT NOON MEETING
Announcement Made that DeIbert Hanks, Head of
 Scouts, Going fo Idaho

President Milton Furness of the Lions Club opened the meeting yes terday at their regular weekly lun- cheon at the Baranof Hotel with an introduction of basketball manager Clyde Larabee and two of his boys who entertained the members and visitors with several selections on their electric guitars. The music was exceedingly good and well presented. Several members of the Lions Club apparently are Hep Cats" as they called for some "Boogie Woogie" which the boys were most gracious in presenting. The two guest musi- clans were Jim Austin and Billy Gregonitf of Mt Edgecumhe. Mayor Waino Hendrickson gave the welcoming address and express sed his appreciation of the teams coming to Juneau for the tourna- ment and also with his best regards to all members of the teams par ticipating and may the best team win"
 It was announced at the meeting that Delbert Hanks, Boy Scout Ex- ecutive in Alaska was leaving for Idaho where he and his family has been transferred. Hanks expressed his appreciation and thanks for the many friendships he had the priv ilege of making during his stay in Juneau and hoped that after his term in the states he could return to Ju- neau even for short time.
 It was also announced at the meeting that there will be a special sportsmanship medal award to the five men meeting the standard re- quirements. Mackay Malcolm gave short summary on the subject of craftsmanship taken from the many beliefs of the coaches of years past.
 Guests at the meeting were, visit ing Lions William H. Doucette of Ketchikan, Al Lawrence and Clyde Larabee. The team managers Ar hold Wasvick, manager of the Was wick -Torwick team from Petersburg; William Walton, Coach of the Sit ka ANB team; H. O. Taylor, man. ager of the Trading Union team of Petersburg; Glen Franklin repre- senting the manager of Mikes Night Owls of Douglas; Romey At kinson, manager of the Metlakatla Vets; Grant Ritter, manager of the Imperials of Juneau; James Rob- inson, manager of the Sheldon Jackson Jr., College at Sitka; Will liam Goodwin, manager of the Col umbia Lumber team of Juneau; Morris Grant, coach for the Rake City Athletic team; Leslie Avrit, manager and coach of the Juneau High School team.
 Those on the Tournament Con- mittee are Delbert Hanks, Chairman; Harry Sperling, Treasurer; Earle Hunter Secretary. Other committees consist of the following, Stan Grum- melt, game program; Red Mayo and Art Hedges entertainment, Mackay Malcolm, E. P. McCarron, Art Burke, George Schmidt ln charge of the referees, scoring and timekeeper.
 The entertainment being furl- ished for the visiting teams is as follows: today, bowling at the Elks from 3 to 5 pm; Wednesday roller skating at the Town Hall Recreation Center from 2 to pm; and at 3:30 o'clock there will be special ex- hibition at the roller rink. In the evening bowling at the Elks; Thurs day Glacier Tour on chartered bus, evening bowling at the Elks; Friday afternoon special matinee at the Capitol Theatre, evening bowling at the Elks and Saturday night the Victory Dance will be held in the Elks ballroom and there will be no admission charge.