The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-27

every three months. The dlrSUrlp will probably be blacktopped in 1952-53.
 The mayor submitted the names of w. D. Stevenson and John Rei- delberger to fill the unexpired terms on the Council of Charles Coffey and Everett Smith. Coun- cilman Lyle Orbin resigned since he plans to leave town in the near future and William Burfield was appointed to fill his unexpired term.
 MT. and Mrs. Everett Smith and their children Gail and Brooks have moved to Haines where MT. Smith will be employed in con- struction work.
 A regular meeting of the Emb- lem Club was held Friday, Aug. 10. Six candidates for membership Mrs. Mae Heidelberger, Mrs. Ev- elyn Frey, Mrs. Carla Hansen, Mrs. Hazel Haney, Mrs. Dorothy Swick, and Mrs. Martha Whel- pley were initiated into the club. The small aprons in whose pockets each member put a penny Tor each inch. of her waist measure ment were turned in to the Ways and Means committee. The club thanked the decorations commit tee for the beautiful flower ar rangements at the initiation. Christmas plans were made for the Cripple Children at Sitka. It is planned to hold Charity Dance on September 29 to raise funds for this Christmas project. Admission to this dance will be one dollar per person.
 Committees were appointed for this dance posters-Mrs. Bea O. Daniel: decorations-Mrs. Jacquel- inc Budd, Mrs. Beverly Feero, and Mrs. Bea O'Daniel; entertain ment-Mrs. Juanita Stevenson refreshments-Mr Norma Fraser, Mrs. Patty Wheaton, Mrs. Gladys Welch. Mrs. Lorraine Fairbanks; cleanup committee-Mrs. Marie Hoyt. Mrs. Dorothy Shelehy, Mrs. Dorothy Dewar, and Mrs. Evelyn Boynton.
 Mrs. Norma Fraser will be i'll charge of a drill team which will start practice immediately.
 Mrs. Tom Cooper was appointed chairman of the Teen Age Actiy- ities. The dime kitty" was won by Mrs. Hazel Haney.
 The committee for entertain ment for the evening. Mrs. Dor othy Sheleby and Mrs. Bea O'Dan- iel had the members pin tails on a most clever donkey which had been made by Mrs. O'Daniel. Mrs. Mary Kopanski won the fifst prize; Mrs. Juarita Stevenson the booby prize.
 Refreshments were served by Mrs. Lucy Anderson, Mrs. Ger trude Beitinger, and Mrs. Javan Beitinger.
 The Teen agers had a dance Saturday evening, Aug. II, at the Elks' Club. Mrs. Marie Hoyt and Mrs. Mae Heidelberger were chap eroneS.
 MT. and Mrs. William Bigham and their two children Billy and Donna spent week driving about Whitehorse and Atlin.
 A special meeting of the city council was held Saturday eve ming. August II, to set the mill rate for the city at 12 mills.
 Mrs. George Burgess was hos tess to the Mission Auxiliary Thursday evening, Aug. g. Guests for the evening were Mrs. Patrl- cit Ellfritt of Tacoma and Sister Mary Nieve of St. Mary's at Bea- verton, Oregon. The meeting was held as a party to compliment Mrs. Virginia Schibi who will De leaving Skagway in the near 1u- ture. Mrs. Schibi was presented with one of Vic Sparks beautiful paintings.
 On the morning of August $, Miss Beatrice Summers of van couyer, B. c. and MT. Barton Crow, an accountant of White horse. Y. T., were married by the U. s. Commissioner, Mrs. Mary McCann at her home. The couple were attended by pr. and Mrs. Henry A. McPherson of Los Ang- eles, California. They left on the train to make their home in yxTI,;tohorca