The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-20

winning second. Tn the doorJams and bill folds made by the Cuh scouts Danny Cox won first prize and Gary Cox and James Hartson second. In the All group Carole Pribbernow won 8 blue ribbons and one red. Sharon McGuane won 4 blue and 3 red; Mary Anne Rafferty won 3 blue ribbons; Maryanne Hestnes won one blue ribbon; Patty Maxi won one red ribbon; Darlene Brundige won three Llue ribbons; Sheila Nelson won one blue ribbon; Kay Lam oreaux won one blue ribbon and Ethel Mae Nelson ore blue ribbon
 In the needelework Mrs. Mabel Rapuzzi won first prize with her quilt-appliqued flowers, Mrs. Da- vid Coffey second with an appli- qued quilt; Mrs. Henry Dedman won first prize for a cross stitched luncheon set, Miss Martha Mae Warner second; Mrs. Myrtle Ter " won first prize for a crocheted dolly made as copy of a paper dolly; Mrs Kent Cannon won second prize for a crocheted cloth; Mrs. William Matthews (Bus), Jr. won first and second ribbons for her colorful afghans. Door prizes "a chicken and slab of bacon were won by Mrs Harold Pribber- now and Mrs. William Bigham. The quilt made by members of the lub last winter was rallied and was won by Mrs. Frank Sacchi who was visiting a few days in Skag- way.
 Mir. A. E. Tunley and his sons Tom and Charles spent week vacationing at their prospecting claim near Pennington
 Mrs. Howard Sawyer and her three children, Patty, David and Mary Katherine, left recently to visit relatives in North Dakota. The evening before they left they were dinner guests at the home of MT. and Mrs. George Villesvik, Rev. and Mrs. R. McCluggage Of Auke Bay, Alaska, were guests all so. Following the dinner the mem bers of the Ladies Church AuXil- iary came to hold short business meeting and surprise party for Mrs. Sawyer, their president Mrs. Si Maxi was elected as president to fill Mrf. Sawyer's unexpired term; Mrs. Sawyer was presented with two beautiful water colors by Vic Sparks. Coffee and cakc-one decorated with Bon Voyage to Our President were served.
 The following evening the mem bers of the Woman's Club gathered in the Social Hall of the ship to hold an informal farewell party. Mrs. Sawyer was presented with a silver, ivory handled serving spoon as a gift from the Club.
 A number of Skagway residents who have been away are returning home-Mrs. Morgan Reed and baby John came home from California by plane to Whitehorse. Mayor Reed met them there and made the train trip south with them. The Rev Edgar Gallant and liar Ian Mahle returned by barge from Haines from a motor trip through the eastern states and Canada. MT. and Mrs. George Burgess and Rita and Mir and Mrs. o. P. Flynn and their daughter Mary Ellen returned from motor trip to An chorage and Fairbanks. MT. and Mrs. Walter Self drove to Anch- orage, Fairbanks and Circle City in their Buick Dynaflow. MT. and William Dewar made the trip with them. Mrs. H. Johnston and her granddaughter Karen Lamoreaux returned by plane from vacation in Seattle MT. and Mrs. J. L. Mo- Vey brought home a lot of blue berries from their camping trip at Fraser MT. and Mrs. Charles Rapuzzi drove over the Hiway and are visiting their daughter and family in Anchorage.
 MT. and Mrs Frank Downey who