MOVING PICTURE SCHEDULE: Due to the late arrival of the mail boat
bringing the films, titles can not be announced at this time. How
ever there WILL 3E PICTURES ON THE USUAL SHOW NIGHTS. Programs will
be announced on bulletin board at the Post Exchange#
DETACHMENTS WIN FIRST BOWLING SERIES:
The first series of three bowling matches between Company E
and the detachments was won by the Detachments by a scant margin
of seventy-one pins. The Ez won the first two matches, but took a
slump in Ttoesday evening*s melee sufficient to enable the Detach
ments to nose out ahead*
The second match, played February 15th, resulted as follows*
COMPANY E
Huber.138..153..146...43 7
Gardiner.139..149..157...445
Stewart.122.. 108.. 145... 37 5
Porter.......153..145..153...456
Barry........117..127..132..•37 6
TOTALS 2099*
DETACHMENTS
Go1st*138*al41««120*•*399
Lawrie •••.. ..133..161..161.•.455
Beitinger••••134..120,,118,•,372
Phillips,• • •.131.. 95,,143.•.369
Stevenson....154,.164..129*..447
2042
me tnird ma^cn. flayed February iuiii. resulted as io-ulows
COMPANY E
Huter•••••••*121#• 14-6*«120«••387
Gardiner•••••133••X55••127••«420
Porter«••••••131••146•«139«•*416
Stewart••*••»112«•12 o • •117•••3 55
Barry«•••••••110•(124*«126•«•360
1938
TOTALS
DETACHIjENTS
Golar.*142..113.*165.
Buyea....81
Sinrions• •. •. • *» 92* il32«
Lowrie.••..•.137..138..157.
Stevenson.••.158..186..151.
Beitinger .. • .133. .139. .154.,
..400
..305
..432
..495
..426
2078
With the scores made last week of 2019 and 1998 pins for Co.
E and the detachments, respectively, these scores give the former
a total of 6046 pins for the series and the Detachments a total of
6117 pins.
Ihe rink committee at ^Whitehorse has been busy the last week
in freeing the ice of a heavy snowfall. Curling has been a popular
winter sport this season in the Y»T. town according to dispatches to
the Skagway Akaskan.
NEW 1st LT & NEW 2nd LT ON POSTs Sgt. Hajor Charles Ross today
was swoon in as a Reserve 2nd Lieutenant of Infantry, Staff Sgt.
Kline thi3 week was promoted from 2nd Lt to 1st Lt. in the Reserve
Corps* 1st Sgt. filler and Staff Sgt. G-olar have received approval
of their requests to take the examination for Reserve' Commissions.
3he Chilkoot Post wishes to join their many friends in offer
ing congratulations. Ihese promotions show that the personnel of •
the post is not standing still* professionally. Under present regu- t
1 at ions, a Reserve CSmmission is far from being a mere scrap of
paper. It means added opportunities to the holder, and is a guar
antee that he is studying and progressing in military accomplishments.
HOWARD M. PHILLIPS, Medical Department, received today appointment
as Specialist 5th Class. As a new arrival, Phillips has already won
a place for himself here by his athletic ability, and the many admir
ers of his basketball skill will be pleased to know he has received
professional recognition as well.
Company P, has Teen appointed ^ecieaist6th Class.