Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-15

the association took advantage or the quarantine, and any needed repairing
 that had to be done took place during
 the quarantine, so that after its lifting | the many members would more than ever enjoy the numerous privileges ! of the building.
 ! The Practical Mining course, given
 bv the educational department of the i Phelps Dodge corporation to all em-
 ployes of the Copper Queen branch, will hold its classes at the Y. M. C. A.
 building on Wednesday and Thursday
 afternoons from 1:30 to 2:3O. ana
 Wednesday and Thursday nights from
 ' to s.
 Henry Aiken left Tuesday evening | for Brooklyn, N. Y, on another ex-
 tended business trip in the interest of the Canion Air Brake association after spending a few days in the dis trict. He expects to be gone several
 weeks.
 The volley ball classes have again started in full swing with number
 of new members added to the list. Much interest is being displayed and the prospects for some good volley ball tournaments are bright. although it will require considerable practice, as on account of the extended quar- antine many of the members have gotten a little out of practice. The business mems volley ball class is held Tuesday and Friday evenings from , to 6 and the o'clock volley ball class is held on the same eve nings from s to g. Classes in basket
 ball are being organized and are to
 be held on Monday and Tuesday of each week.
 Theodore Nyman. who has been
 visiting his parents on a furlough,
 left last week after receiving tele- gram to report immediately for duty.
 His many boy friends of the boys de : partment were glad to see him and
 talk over with him some of his very
 exciting experiences since his enlist ment in the United States navy. The motion picturegoers of the '. M. c. A. will be glad to hear that once more they will be able to enjoy q Saturday night entertainment at the . "Y" Five reels of motion pictures.
 consisting of three reels of drama, one . reel of educational, and one reel of comedy will be featured Saturday night, December 21. All are invited :, to attend these entertainments, which are free of charge.
 
 L. T. Frazier, one of our much esteemed members, and an employe
 in the general office of the Copper Queen Mining company. was married !. last Monday to Miss Mary Uren, a l young lady of many charms, and left \ for a short honeymoon trip to Phoe nix. We extend to Mr Frazier our . hearty congratulations and will be
 glad to welcome his return to Bis bee. and to the "Y," where he has l. made many friends.
 Stephen B. Picelich, one Of our old ;. members, who has been in the service e of Uncle Sam for some time, returned last week. and immediately upon his y return to the district renewed his y membership in the association, where
 he was greeted by the 'Y" secretaries '- At last the quarantine is lifted : much to the pleasure of the Bisbee
 bowlers, and although many of oul a old star bowlers have left town, some of whom are in the service of Uncle a Sam, there are several new bowler: e who have taken great interest 1T r bowling, and if indications count fol ,. anything, some are going to be excel l. lent bowlers. and although Dougla: j. is very anxious to win the trophy 1T S the tournament to be held Saturday o night, December 21. they will have tC r. work harder than ever. as the Bisbet
 bowlers are keeping in practice, iI s order to prepare themselves for tho r big night. Only the best bowlers, ol Il those who make the highest score II S the daily practices, will be permitted l. to enter the tournament. Names O t entrants will be published in mex r, Sundays news letter.
 n Harold E. Ross. the school teacher d and a very active "Y'' member, as VI L. all know, has returned from the army
 camp at Angel Island, and we are al
 glad to have him with us again. Hi l. experiences in service are more anus n ing to us than they were to him, bu h he received the benefit thereof. WI e know. We understand that the Y. M r. C. A. overseas workers have beer n after Friend Ross, and we know h. ,f would be a success in the work, bu n there are some very attractive op 1t portunities we feel it our duty to our
 selves to decline. Harold has thu ft courage of his convictions
 e The class in English for foreigner n is just beginnings book has beel y sent out by the United States govern
 ment to help every man or woman