The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-10

ponsoring the older Scouts -Explor. Scouts vas discussed with MT ;. L. Anderson, President of tht Lions Club. MT. Ubbelohdi re. turned to Juneau on Fridays plane
 The Bowling Tournament he'c 1etween Skagway and Juneau Eiks Sunday and Monday and the Sin g!es were won by the Skagway Elks-Bud Blanchard winning the Singles: the Doubles were won by the Juneau Elks. The Juneau Off cers entertained the officers of the Skasway Lodge. their wives, anc the bowlers at a cocktail party or the Norah Sunday afternoon from to o'clock. The Skagway Lodge gave dance Sunday evening, a | cocktail party in the Lodge rooms Monday afternoon from 5:30-6:30 and were hosts to the Juneau crowd at dinner at the SkagWay GrIIl Following the dinner a special h. ltiation Service was held with the Juneau Officers in charge. Eltor K. Replogle. Eugene E. Bird, ano Arthur F. Lamb were initiated. Ed Peyton, Esteemed Loyal Knight oi the Juneau Lodge. presented the Skagway Lodge with a set of en- blems.
 Forrest Bates. young Customs Officer. claims he is the only man l in Skagway to ever carry a deer down the rugged mountainside from Lower Lake Sunday after noon while MT. Bates was hikine in the Lower Lake country he was attracted by his dog barking and clawing in a crevasse made when the ice had cracked as the water lowered in the lake. Under the snow, wedged into the crack SC that it was entirely buried. he found the young buck which had escaped several days ago from the pen where Malcolm Moe had put the deer left by the Fish and Wildlife Service recently for the Dyea Valley. MT Bates dug the deer out, got it onto his shoulders and made his way down the moun- tainside to a point where he was able to attract the attention of Mir Al Nelson, one of the watchmen or the Wharf, who got MT William Burfield to come to his help. The deer has been put back in the per with the other deer and while il is ill with several broken ribs anc an injured leg, it is eating and tho men have strong hopes for its re. covery.
 ! The Skagway Public School was closed Monday when trouble witt one of the radiators kept tht school from being heated properly Needless to say, the holiday wa enjoyed by the pupils.
 Friends in Skagway have re- ceived word of the safe arrival O. several babies-Mrs. Charles Her. mans received word that a son Benjie Byrl, had been born to hel brother and his wife, MT and Mrs w. McGlasson in Eldred, Illinois February 23. MT. McGlassol wa with the Bridge and Builders Gant in Skagway for several years. Thi is their first child.
 MT. and Mrs. Jack Blinkensol over in Kodiak have new daugh ter born last month, Linda. Tht Blinkensops who were in Skagwa! for several years with the A. C. s have son Joey.
 A son, Thomas Stuart, was borl to MT. and Mrs. Tom Fletcher il Redwood City, California, Februar 6. The baby, a first child, weighe; pounds 3 ounces.
 The Home Nursing Glasses ar progressing nicely with afternoon and evening classes twice a week Mrs. George Villesvik teaches tn, afternoon classes and Mrs. William Dewar the evening classes. Mrs. E Hestnes is general chairman
 MT. Jimmie" Patterson, who h9 cen visiting in Juneau for severa weeks. returned home on the Prin cess Norah Sunday.
 February 25 was "Men's Day" 6 the Presbyterian Church. Ber5 Den his and William DeWar were ush CTS George Villesvik, Art Larson Manville Olson, and F. D. Calkin were in charge of the Worshi Service. The Rev. John Dodge gay the sermon.
 Skagway is having a water shor tage and all citizens have bee | asked to conserve on the use ( water and electricity during th lext new weeks. Women have bee asked to do washings in the aftet | 1Oons of any day except Monday.