The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-30


 A regular meeting of the City Council was held Monday, April l6. A list of delinquent real and personal taxes was made and the Clerk was instructed to post notices that tax sale would be held. A tax assessor will be appointed at the next meeting.
 Three of the taxi operators pre- sentcd a City Tax Ordinance they had prepared. Several changes were made with their approval. This was the first reading Of the Ordinance.
 The Clerk was instructed to draw up proclamation fer clean up week
 | MT. Self was appointed by the Mayor to meet with members of the various organizations and to act as chairman until Fourth of July Committee is nominated.
 The City donated Sl5 a month to the Health Council.
 Mrs. Anne Briggs, Mrs. c. L. An- derson, Mrs. L. Macchia, and Miss Gail Brimhall were co-hostesses at a surprise Stork shower at Mrs. Macchia's residence to compliment Mrs. William Miller. After des- sert of strawberry shortcake and coffee games were played. Mrs. Miller was presented with several lovely gifts.
 Mrs. William Swick gave a party "Wednesday afternoon, April Is, to 1 celebrate her daughter Donna's fifth birthday. The small guests were Janice Larson, Janice Martini, Glenna Hanson, Patty Sawyer, Bonita Nelson, Judy and Peggy Cooper, Dolores Sheleby, and Mike Anderson. Mrs. Swick was assisted l oy Mrs. R. Eagle and Mrs. J. Shel- eby.
 The Princess Louise was in port Wednesday and Thursday. Return .ng home on her were Mrs. Hazel xirmse, and MT. and Mrs. Jack Kirmse. MT. and Mrs. Kirmse were married March 20 in Tepotzlan Mexico, and spent a delightful 1 honeymoon driving through Mex | co and the southern states. Mrs
 xirmse was formerly Miss Gertrude xountze of Omaha, Nebraska. 1 MT. M. E. Rogers returned from | Ketchikan where he has been visit 1 Ing his son-in-iaw and daughter Mir. and Mrs. J. R. MacMillan while having medical attention in | that city.
 Mrs. Olga Sullivan was pas senger on the Louise from Juneat where she had been visiting sev-
 eral days. Mrs. Sullivan has been , patient in Laurel Beach Sana- | torium for almost two years. Hel many friends are delighted to sec her home once more and to know that she has completely recovered
 aer health.
 Mrs. William Wasser and Miss Agnes Powers who had spent sev- eral days in Juneau for dental at
 .ention returned home on the Lou
 SC.
 The Florence Circle of the O.E.S met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Forrest Bates. Mrs
 Merritt of Juneau was guest The Circle plans to give another
 tea in the latter part of May.
 A Scottish Rite Reunion was held
 in Skagway April 18-19 with mem- hers from Juneau. A banquet was aeld at the Skagway Grill. |
 Donald Whelpley returned home on the Louise after spending sev- sral weeks in Portland, Oregon
 where he attended the funeral ot
 lis mother.
 The second series of Home Nur- sing Classes completed the course Thursday, April l9. Those who completed the course with Mrs George Villesvik as. instructor were Mrs. Celestia Tunley, Mrs Anne True, Mrs. Edna Cannon
 Mrs. Anna Mulkey, Mrs. Helen Lee and Mrs. Aetna McVey; those with Mrs. William Dewar as instructor were Mrs. Synova Marlowe, Mrs. Mae Bates, Mrs. Sheila Brena, Mrs. Bertha Rafferty, Mrs. Carole Carl :Op Mice Gail Rrip1ba11 Ndrc NHoru