The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-17
5ALvATI0N ARMY
 BRENGS GROUP OF
 YOUTH TO JUNEAU
Delegates in Atiendante from Petersburg, Hoonah,
 Wrange!I, Kak:s, Juneau
By ,,,ALTzR w. SMITH

Se'cral grJups of young peopit were hro'.sht 70 Juneau last week by Tte Salvation Army for theil 19f> annuN divisional Corps Cadet council. z M
 This lis the Salvation Army youth activity from which its off Ger leadership is drawn and ths program includes a wide range oi social, recreaticnal and religious ac- livities designed to meet the needs of today in Alaska.
 Leaving Juneau week ago Sen- for Captain Henry Lorenzen skip pered the M V. William Booth calling at ports of the delegations to the conference, returning to Ju- neau's small boat harbor last Fri day afternoon.
 A group of local people greeted their arrival and a welcoming ban quet was given Friday evening ill the Willoughby Avenue Salvation Army Citadel
 The council opened Friday eve- ming with a song service led by Margaret Allen. Carrying out the theme for sessions of this year. a series of addresses were delivered by Major Eric Newbould, the first one being a part of the opening event.
 Bob Martin, postmaster at Rake and Corps Cadet councillor of The Salvation Army in that community, presided at the Saturday morning session, when Major Newbould de- livered the second in his series of inspirational talks. Other officers of the Armys youth council staff who participated included Captain Esther Wilson and Senior Captain Lorenzen of Juneau and Charles Newton of Rake.
 The morning program was follow ed by a trip to the Evergreen Bowl, where wiener Toa-t was given by the local brigs6s of Corps Cadets.
 Saturday evening witnessed a musical program and a demonstra- ton was given hy the Corps Cadets. Concluding the meeting was the ex- hibiticn of a motion picture, Marching Forward" which rortrays the worldwide activities of the or ganization.
 Sunday mornings service took the form of holiness teaching and con- secra ton, wssen Major Nswbould gave the third e his messages. Other features included a vocal soio by Councillor Rob Martin ot Fake
 An open cir march in the after noon, with a visit to the hospital of the Alaska Native Service, was followed by g public meeting direct cd by Captain Lorenzen, At this service the Petersburg, Alaska Corps Cadet Brigade was declared Divisional championship group and each member received certificate of achievement.
 An amateur contest was given Sunday evening after which the farewell service was held with Cap- tain Sexton Johanson, of Juneau, delivering the message.
 Bob Lloyd, son of the Army s Petersburg corps leaders, left by plane Sunday afternoon with the Petersburg Boy Scout Troop, to at tend the Scout Jamboree now in progress in the interior.
 Corps Cadet Brigades attending the Juneau Council were: Peters burg: Daniel Cooday, Esther Tore son, Matilda Pacion, Margaret AL len and Robert Lloyd; Hoonah: :: Alkaline Pratt, Emily Williams, Shir- Icy and Edward St. Clair and Jessie Johnny; Fake: Ruth Wilson, Will ina and Harriet Davis, Harriet and Florence Jackson, Vivian and Lor- etta Friday and Fred Friday, Jr., Sarah Shorty, Jeanette Grant and .enevieve Paul, and Augusta and Flora Johnson; Wrangell. Morgan Joseph.
 In addition to the foregoing vis- iting groups, the Juneau brigade includes: Carol Bacon, Lenora and