The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-01

council was held November '. fOur bids were submitted for the teal . Ing down of the buildings. The contract was given to Chris Rohlt and Ed Hosford. It was reported that fifteen hundred feet of side walk had been put in. A letter was read from the Yukon Equipment Company stating that the thawer would be on the steamer leaving Seattle November 19.
 The Council decided to have tag licenses for all dogs for 1850 and discussed raising the licenses. A new dog ordinance is to be drawn up.
 Nova Warner entertained his Sunday School class with a party at his home-the White House Tuesday evening. Games were played and refreshments enjoyed y the young people. Miss Martha Warner acted as hostess for her brother.
 The Auxiliary to Skagway Aerie No. 25, FOE met November 8. The Junior Order of Eagles folder was discussed, and tabled. The Madam President suggested an Eagles and Auxiliary party. The date was set for November 26 and the following committees appointed Entertain ment, Mrs w. Stevenson; Serving, Mrs. w. Bigham, Mrs. J. Martini, and Mrs. w. Self; Preparing the Food Committee, Mrs. c. Roehr, Mrs. w. Beitinger, Mrs. H. Prib- bernow, Mrs. o. Edwards, and Mrs. H. Church; Cleanup Committee Before the Party, Mrs. D. Bolin, Mrs. Gerry Mason, and Mrs. w. Heidelberger; Cleanup Committee After the Party, Mrs. G. Villesvik, Mrs. J. D. True, and Mrs. c. Golf fee. The ladies decided to equip the powder room with the proceeds of the cup fund. Refreshments were served by Mrs. J. Martini and Mrs. F. Marlowe, and the evening was spent playing pinochle and blitz- kreig.
 The Skagway Public Schools oh- served National Education Week by holding open house, Tuesday evening, November 8, from ' to pm All the parents and the pat rons of the school were invited, Quite a large number attended. Coffee and doughnuts were served by the teachers. The General Elec- tric film, Clean Waters" the film which has received recognition as being the best educational film produced by commercial company for the year 1947, was shown.
 Mrs. John Dodge entertained the Big and Little Class with a supper party. After supper games were played and the Thanksgiving pro- gram discussed. The members of the Big and Little Class are Sue Anderson, Donna Bolin, Joyce Dunn, Maryanne Hestness, Lillian Judson, Kay Lamereaux, Patty Maxi Sharon McNeil, Ethel Mae Nelson, .Sheila Nelson, Joanne Prib- pernow, and Julie Yearout.
 Mrs. James Sullivan and Mrs. Gordon Blanchard were co-host- ssses at "Stork Shower" given at he Blanchard residence November 10, to compliment Mrs. Freddie Marlowe. After delicious refresh ments, were enjoyed by the guests Mrs. Marlowe was presented with a beautiful decorated in pink and blue baby basket overflowing with gifts. The invited guests were Mrs. George Lingle, Mrs. Jack Lee, Mrs. M. Moe, Mrs. Beulah Ward, Mrs. Morgan Reed, Mrs. Ray Carder, Mrs. Clifford Matthews. Mrs. Joseph Sheleby, Mrs. Walt Sell Mrs. William Finegan, Mrs. Myrtle Terry, Mrs. William Stevenson. Mrs. Elvina Whelpley, Mrs. Marvin Taylor, Mrs. Duncan Huckill, Mrs. Bob Birren, Mrs. Chris Dolby, Mrs. L. Schibi, Mrs. J. D. True, Mrs. H. Church. and Mrs. L. Rapuzzi.
 Mrs. Fisk, who had been visiting her son Richard Fisk and his fam ly, left by Alaska Coastal to go to the states to be with her mother who was ill as result of fall.
 A regular meeting of the Skag- way Chamber of Commerce was held November 10, following a din- Ter at the Skagway Grill. A tenta- tive report on the Days of '98 Dances held during 1949 was given and the president announced that these dances would be held dur inc the 1850 season. MT. McGuane reported that the Canadian Ma tional were interested in staying in port for these dances. He stated that Captain Caldweld's great