The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 4, 1950, Page 5

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Newsy Nofes |From Skagway (SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE) SKAGWAY, Alaska, March 29— Walter Self and Manville Olson have pyrchased Lingle's Garage hey have renamed Skagway Mo- olondes in ‘casting M-G-M’s Tech- | nicolor musical, “The Barkleys of | THE DAILY ACASKA EMPIRE sion left Tuesday morning for JUNEAU, ALASKA the piano by Mrs. Helen Clark. break, a group of ten formed here| - Whitehorse by train. From there|Art Grooms acted as the Indian|which gave them 100 guesses. This she planned to fly to Vancouver|Chief and the four dances were|is the first time for the Coveites where she hoped to visit for several weeks and attend the ordination of her nephew. During her ab- sence Mrs. Vic Sparks will teach her classes at the Mission. A shipload of ROTC men and their instructors aboard the Army Transportation Corps Vessel FS-210 | visited Skagway Tuesday. The Princess Norah was in port { Wednesday morning. K. B. Hannan !retumed from a business trip 1n jthe states; Mrs. W. W. Patterson from visiting relatives in Albany, Calif.; and Dale McGlasson from & vacation spent in Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Gaudin were return- ing home to Whitehorse from a holiday outside. Mrs. Maggie Kad- anaha returned to Skagway trom Juneau. Mrs. Fred Nord gave a party Wednesday afternoon to celebrate her daughter Mimi's fifth birth- day. Games were played and birth- day refreshments enjoyed. The guests were Mrs. E, Kalenkosky with Betsy, Patrick and Danny, Mrs. Gail Budd and Patricia, Mrs. J. Martini and Janice, Mrs. S. Nel- son and Bonita, Bondy Patterson, Dolores Sheleby, Colleen Rafferty, Mrs. A, M. Brown and Maxine and Stanley Brown and Louis Dean Selmer, Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Cox enter- tained some of their friends Wed- tor Company. They will operate in|nesday evening to compliment Mrs. she present location, at Fifth and|Jaseph Sheleby whose birthday Alaska, for the present time, The|would be on Saturday. The invited rarage will be open in the after-|guests were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph noons after 3:30, Saturdays, and|Sheleby, Mr, and Mrs. Art Sim- evenings for all general car re-|mons, Dr. Anderson, Mrs. Flora pairs, The Skagway Motor Com-|Cox, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. (Barney) pany will stock tires, batteries, | Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sel- and car equipment, and the men|mer, and Mr. and Mrs. Osborne will endeavor to meet Skagway’s|Selmer. Canasta and pinochle were Sheleby was pre- played. Mrs. sented with Mr, and Mrs. Don Mackay sold |3ifts. one and one-half lots of property situated just west of the Presby- terian Church to M. Feero of Juneau, needs. individual birthday Visiting Elks from Juneau, Dewey Baker, Wallis George, eLRoy West, James McNaughton, Edwin A, Pey- to,| ton, Cortis L. Wingerson, and Har- ry Murray arrived in Skagway Thursday morning by Alaska Coast- al. The present officers and Past Exalted Rulers of Skagway enter- teined them at a dinner at the Skagway Grill. In the evening they conducted the initiation services for the Skagway Lodge for two candidates, John O’Daniel and Clif- ford Matthews. A large crowd at- tended the meeting. The Princess Norah delayed her sailing about anl hour in order that the men might, Pass Hospital Tuesday at 6:30|Make the return trip to' Juneau am. She weighed eight pounds on her, fourteen ounces and has been named Jacqueline Marie. The) The Rev. Conwell returned to' Wrights have two older daughters|Juneau on the Princess Norah. and two sons. Bob Lingle made the trip Haines Monday by Alaska Coastal. Friends have received word of the marriage of Miss Vi Carmichael to William Henley Murray in Seattle. Murray will be remembered as Skagway's postmaster for several years before he and his family left Alaska to make their home in Seattle. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wright at the White William Burfield was a passen- A party was given at Soldin’s |ger to Se@me on the Norah. Tuesday évening to celebrate Eu- gene Van Zanten's fifteenth birth- A regular meeting of the Skag- day. The guests were divided into|wzy Voman’s Club was held Thurs- groups and a treasure hunt was|day evening. It was announced that | held. The winners—Patricia Ander-|Mr. Oldroyd would plan to vaiti son, Leada Sheleby, Ralph Dell,|Skagway in the near future and Mrs. Lorraine Fairbanks, Mrs. Lin- pda Bigham, Mrs. Jackie Budd, and Mrs. Mary Hoyt. Vocal duets, Mrs. Stevenson and William Bigham-— “Send Ten Pretty Flowers” and “Careless Kisses.” They were ac- companied by Mrs. Clark. Irvin Fairbanks sang “The Birds and the Bees” and, as an encore, “All Pooped Out.” He was accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Stevenson. The Elks were most happy to en- | tertain the Juneau Bowlers at this Ball. “Happy Birthday” was sung to Mrs. Joseph Sheleby. ‘The Skagway Bowlers entertained the Juneau Bowlers at a banquet at the Grill Saturday evening. They presented the Juneau Bowl- ers with a Bowling Trophy to, commemorate last year's tourna-| ment. | The Westminster Fellowship met Sunday ' evening at Soldin’s with | Waldemar Otto, host. J. C. Hoyt left on an early train Monday morning to go to White- horse where he planned to take the noon plane for Seattle. From there he will go to San Francisco where he will spend several weeks seeing if it will be feasible to convirent»> engines used by the“ White Pass and Yukon Rallway to oil burners, The Chilliwack, Frank Water- lhouse Company, from Vancouver ar- rived in Skagway Sunday morning | and discharged coal and lumber for Skagway. The Skagway City Council held | a special meeting Friday evening to make a few more settlements: on the airport. A'letter has been received from Stan McCutcheon stating that ac-| cording to CAA regulations the Alpine suspension bridge over the Skagway River must be removed.| After consideration it was decided | that the bridge could not be feas- ibly redesigned fo remove the hazardous features mnor moved to another location, the cost of re- construction being prohibitive. The Alaska Road Commission, not too enthused about removing the bridge that the citizens of Skagway had agked for only a few years, has asked that these citizens show their willingness to have the bridge removed now, either by popular petition or by vote. Upon the re- ceipt of this opinion the Alaska Road Commission will offer no objection to the removal of the bridge. Elfin Cove News Nofes (Special Correspondence) ELFIN CQVE, Alaska, March 16| —Mr. and Mrs. Ross Peterson gave a combination birthday and Easter to form such an arrangement. Henry Museth on his packer, the ARB. 5, came in Friday from Ju- neau with a load of lumber. John Adolfson and Douglas Freed were in from Inian Islands Friday for supplies .eturning home the same day. Jack With sold his inboard motor boat to Felix Narva's son, Johnny, the transaction taking place Satur- day. The Narva family lives in Idaho Inlet. ARRIVAL FROM GERMANY BRINGS HAPPY RE-UNION T0 W. C. JENSEN HOME The W. C. Jensen home is the scene of a happy re-union this week. The Princess Norah, docking last Saturday evening, brought to Ju- neau Mrs: Jensen’s daughter, Mary Jantzen, whom her mother had not seen for 39 years. S8he came from Hamburg, Germany, leaving therc on March 13 and made the trip via Canadian Pacific steamship and railroad. S8he landed at Halifax, took the train across Canada, and left Vancouver last Wednesday eve- ning for Juneau. Another daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Hager, flew down from Anchorage, also arriving Saturday, to be here to welcome her sister. A son of the family, Carl Jensen, resides in Ju- neau. Mrs. Jensen said it took them four years to get her daughter out of Germany. Hamburg was one of the more severely bombed cities of Germany and her daughter went through all of its bombings. In fact, she went through World War I as well, but was too young to remem- ber much of it. Asked how her daughter liked her first impression of this side of the ocean, Mrs, Jensen said she was very happy to be here and is quickly learning to speak English. She will remain here permanently, making her home with her parents. CUB BEARS SIGHTED Spring is here, according to the bears. City police reported today that they sighted two black bear cubs on slide above Gastineau Avenue yesterday afternoon. Other reports are that plenty of bear sign has been seen along Basin Road. 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It was Mr. Paul Paulson’s birthday and the dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. TOMORROW tion prizes of jaw-breakers. After|awarding was set for April 14 at enjoying a delicious birthday lunch | the Junior Play. The Skagway the group attended the show. The | Club went on record as voting that guests were Billie Belle Davis, Lor- | the Alaska Federation of Woman's ene Burfield, Maxine Brown, Bar-|Clubs term of office correspond bara Beitinger, Patricia Anderson,|with that of the General Federa- Shirley Cooper, Leada Sheleby, Ione |tion. Mrs. Nord and Mrs, Brown Soldin, Philip Eagle, Ralph Dell, | were asked to work as a ecom- Peter Brunger, Mr. Paulson and the| Petersons. Later in the evening canasta guests were Mr. E. O. Swan- son, Mrs. Marguerite Butts, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Larson and Jack With who joined the dinner guests for two tables of canasta. Mr. Paui- | Walt Otto, Charles Tunley, Carl Mulvihill, Alvin Gordon, Calvin McClain, and Eugene. A regular meeting of the Skag- way Aerie No, 25, FOE. was held Tuesday evening, March 21. Far- zisco Brena (Archie), Charles Burn- ham, Chris Dalby, Lafayete A. Grooms, and Louis Selmer were in- itiated. The nomination of of- mittee with Mrs. L. Frolander, honorary chairman, on the Spring Recital. Deliclous refreshments were served by Mrs. H. Dedman and Mrs. £. Dell. Mrs. Max Steffen returned from Modesto, Calif., Friday, by Alaska Coastal. i A group of Juneau Elks' bowl- son stated that it is the first party for him since he left Denmark in 1927. Refreshments were the large chiffon birthday cake, strawberry sponge, Easter bunnies and coffee. A gala time was enjoyed by the group. ‘There is quite a bit of interest this year as to when the Tanana ice will : is Bl] ou Day | atthe 20th (enlu ry Super-Markef Ladies, you can buy all ficers was held and the follow-|ers arrived in Skagway Friday by ing nominations made: Worthy|Alaska Coastal for a fifteen game President, Tom Cooper ;Worthy|tournament, March 24, 25, and 26. Vice President, Dan Bolin; Worthy | Skagway was victorious in evely- Conductor, John Feero; Secretary,|thing except total pins, Juneau Oscar Selmer; Treasurer, Harold|winning by a total of 12,769 over Pribbernow; Inner Guard, William | Skagway’s 12,767. Skagway won 8 McFarlane; Outer Guard, Art{games; Juneau 7 games. Grooms; Chaplain, Lynn Acker- the nationally advertised Bijou hose you want this Tomorrow at a BEAL savings-10 a.m. fo I p.m. PAINTING AND DECORATING Priced to Meet Youar Budge! PHONE 996 Ralph Treffers Plumbing ® Healing Oil Burners Telephone-319 Nights-Hed 730 Harri Machine Shop, Inc. 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