The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-01-19

lIeam WlllillllB Wltu tiiii ocCH POHioo against seven. Fifteen games were plaved with one point for game and one point for total pins in every three games.
 MT. and Mrs. w. w. Patterson left Tuesday, January 10, to take their sen Collins to San Francisco for medical attention. Collins is now in the Permanent Hospital in Oakland, California. MT. Pat terscn returned on the Coastal plane Saturday and reported Col lins improving.
 The Hygiene was forced by storm to dock in Skagway rather than Haines Wednesday evening. Per mission was obtained for the citi- zens of Skagway to be given chest X-rays. and the majority of the people are taking advantage of this opportunity. A group of about fif- ! teen of the Skagway citizens is putting in long hours helping at the boat, canvassing the town to get everyone lined up as to time fer X-ray, and in furnishing trans portation to and from the boat during this wintry weather.
 Harry Church made the trip to [ Whitehorse Wednesday. He planned to visit there for several days. : Joe Martini and Ellis Hubbard made the trip to Whitehorse Thurs day. They returned home on Fri days train.
 | A fire alarm was sounded Tuesday at 5:15 pm. when an overheated | kerosene stove in a chicken house belonging to Mrs. Dixie Turpin i threatened to explode. In these days of high wind the Skagway Volunteer Fire Department is break ing all previous records of getting to the place of call, and the men should be highly complimented at their efficiency.
 MT. and Mrs. R. Bethel and their two children have moved into the former ACS building on the beach at the beginning of Main Street. They came to Skagway recently from Douglas
 Bud Flkins and M. Matson of the Fish and Wildlife Office were in Skagway Friday. They met with all who are interested in fishing and trapping Friday evening in the Council Chamber and discuss ed the possibilities of stocking the lakes around Skagway with fish this spring. They plan to put twenty deer in the Dyea Valley in the near future.
 The Installation of Officers of White Pass Lodge No. 113 F. and A. M. of Skagway was held Friday evening, January l3. The officers installed were .Worshipful Master, George Villesvik; Senior Warden, Forrest Bates; Junior Warden, Rob- ert Smithson; Secretary, Roy Eagle; Treasurer, Jack Hoyt; Chaplain Mark Lee; Senior Deacon, Elwin Dell; Junior Deacon, Harold Prib- bernow; Senior Steward, John St. Martin; Junior Steward, Arthur Tunley; and Tyler, William Feero, ST.
 The Skagway Emblem Club held its regular meeting Friday eve ming. Mrs Maurice Wheaton was selected to represent the Club on the Health Council. Mrs. Max Kop- anski was awarded the dime kitty" The ladies have started new pip ject, selling sandwiches at the Elks' Bowling Alleys on the Towns Tournament nights, Mondays and Wednesdays. Refreshments were served by Mrs. M. V. Rafferty, Mrs. c. Rogers and Mrs. c. J. Roehr
 Mrs. T. P. Wilhelm has sold the Skagway Radio and Record Shop on Broadway to Johnny ODaniel.
 Mrs. T. P. Wilhelm, who has been charge of the Commercial Depart ment of the Skagway High School for several years, offered her re- signation to the School Board last week at the close of the school term. Mrs. Wilhelm has not only been an excellent teacher but has been well-liked and valuable addition to the community, and both students and parents regre. seeing her leave
 MT. and Mrs. Wilhelm plan to leave Skagway on the next Princess Norah. They will go to North Da- kota.