The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-04

NE-JOlNEAU, ALASKA Dale; Mrs Joseph Sheleby and daughter Dolores, and. of course, brother Billy Birthday cake and other refreshments were served.
 The Elks Lodge held the Memor- ial Services for Departed Brothers Sunday afternoon This service was open to the public.
 A son was born to MT. and Mrs. Bill Jackson at the White Pass Hos pital Sunday afternoon. The baby weighed 8 pounds ounces.
 Mrs. Helen Thompson of Bennett, B. C., was patient in the White Pass hospital last week.
 Mrs Art Larson was a patient in the White Pass hospital Satur- day and Sunday while she was having dental work done.
 L. D. Moore is in the White Pass hospital ill with pleurisy.
 With the thermometer seeming ly stuck between 8 below and 10 below and Skagways famous north wind refusing to wear itself out at- ter weeks of blowing even the most optimistic of Skagwayites, are be- ginning to think that the oldtim- CTS who insist that this will be one of the worst winters the North has known, may know what they arc talking about. Frozen pipes and fuel lines are becoming very con- mon items of coversation. Different organizations are cancelling their meetings but the basketball enthus- lasts are still willing to face the winds icy blasts to see a poppy game.
 The Princess Norah was in port Monday morning. Mrs. Joseph Mar tini and small daughter Janice re- turned from visiting relatives in H. linois. Mrs. Myrtle Terry returned from trip to California where she visited friends and relatives. MT. K. B. Hannah returned from a business trip to Montreal, Toron- to. and Chicago. On his way home he stopped off in Seattle to visit the new granddaughter. Susan Joan Hutchins, her parents and his son John who is attending the Univer- sity of Washington. He expects Jonn home on the next Princess to spend the Christmas holidays. Mrs. James Galloway arrived to join her husband who is dispatcher for the White Pass and Yukon Railroad.
 Dr. Don Davis arrived from In- diana to be the physician for Skag- way during the absence of pr. P I. Dahl.
 The Norah left early Tuesday af~ ternoon. On her for the states were Dr. and Mrs. P. I. Dahl going for several months vacation. They plan to visit their three sons.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Villesvik are on their way to Seattle where Mrs. Villesvik will receive medical attention.
 Mir and Mrs. Donald Keeney and baby son Scott are returning to Seattle where both MT. and Mrs. Keeney plan to enter the Univer- sity and continue their studies MT. Keeney had been employed in the Auditors Office, but resigned on December 2.
 John Heidelberger. engineer with the White Pass and Yukon Railroad was on his way to Seattle for med- ical attention.
 Mir and Mrs. Frank Boyd and their daughters Eleanor and Mari lynn have moved into the Boo North house on the corner of Third and State streets.
 The young women are meeting each Wednesday evening at the gymnasium and practicing basket ball. Two teams have been lined up and are promising plenty of fun for all players.
 The All City Bowling League scores for December ], 1948, are as follows:
 Riewe's versus Standard Oil: Riewe's, TIT, Standard Oil, l752.
 Derby Inn vs. S&T: Derby Inn. 1727; SET, l785.
 Office vs. Go ernment: Office, 1858; Government. 1923.
 Asks vs. Shops: Asks, 1738; Shops l844.
 High series team: Office, 1858; Government. 1923; Shops, 1844.