The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-08

have worked with the choir for six years. Miss Frances Barlow, Juneau High School Miss with a lovely soprano voice, was soloist. The choir sang at Klukwan and Haines and arrived here Sunday evening on the Princeton Hall. They were entertained after Church in the Recreation Center.
 At the last P-TA meeting of tl,e season the All girls served the lunch and gave short program under the direction of Mrs. Phillip Olsen. The All club is sponsored by the P-TA. Election of officers was keld, Mrs. Mayis Soldin be- coming the new President, Mrs. w. Beitinger, Vice President, Mrs. Vernon DeHaven, Treasurer and Mrs. Pauline Pribbernow, Secretary. Mrs. c. J. Rcehr and Mrs. L. Me- Guane were appointed representa- tives to meet with other members of the Youth Conservation program.
 The Skagway school paper, The Trail Bazsr, is feeling very proud of two nice bouquets recently ten dered it's editorial staff. Lulu M. Fairbanks of the Alaska Weekly ccmplimented them highly upon the originality and variety as shown in their paper and says it is tEe best school paper she has had the pleasure of reading. Then from Cecelia Selmer, student at Strath- coma Lodge, Shawnigan Lake, B. C., comes letter telling them that contest had been held there to vote on the best school paper and received by the Strathcona Lodge, and the Trail Bazer received the honor after competing with 27 other papers from various places, including New York City and San Francisco. The boys and girls real ly put out an excellent paper and when they finish combing the town, it would be hard to find a printable item that had missed them. It is printed monthly during the school year.
 A number Of tEe younger Sxag- way residents took advantage of i the perfect weather last Sunday evening to hold weiner roast at the City Park on the Point. They returned home about Il p. m. af- ter very enjoyable outing
 The Rev. Prouty invited all pres ent at Church last Sunday to ac- company him to Haines on the Princeton Hall to meet the Juneau l Memorial Church choir. The party returned about o'clock that eve ming. having a wonderful trip Chris West, former White Pass employee, states that he has been bequeathed $130o00 by an aunt in the States, according to informa- tion received by him.
 Shirley Moe, daughter of MT and Mrs. Malcolm Moe, accompan- jed her parents home from the States last Sunday, having been out to school since last fall. The upper grades of the Mission school held an all-day picnic at Smuggler's Cove last Thursday.
 William Heidelberger is serving as City Clerk since the resignation ot lC. J. Roehr. Gilbert Koffel will take over May 15.
 The Chamber Of Commerce met at noon Monday, April 29, with 2G present. With all the committee reports and other routine the meet ing was quite lengthy This was the last meeting in the Church Recreation Center with the Wo- mems Auxiliary serving the lunch es, as the Skagway Grill now has it's new big dining room open tc take care of such gatherings. The Paint-up. Cleanup campaign is be- ing stressed and the chamber yot- ed unanimously to back up the City Council in any legal action they might take in regard to this cam paign. The Days of '98 program was also decided upon and com mittees appointed to take care of this.
 l Jack Lee, Jr., recently sold his home on Broadway to MT. and Mrs Emil Maxi, who will move into their new home May 5.
 Registered at the Pullen House were Maj. s. H. Sanders, Mrs. Lou lise Towards, of Edmonton; O. A LaFore, s. G. 3. Millen, Sgts. J -1ctss1 fsss-1 1rsss-.r1fesf:j