HAINES ilASOWIC CLUB ENTERTAINS:
The ^aiaes Masonic Club’s annual dance, heli last Friday evening
at the Club House at Haines, was one of the most enjoyable social events
of the mid-winter# Captain Cordon P. Savage, Captain Cornelius Stidham
and Sgt. Franz Klitza were among those fromthe Post active in arranging
t|io affair and to them and other fiembers of the Club are due beaucoup
thanks o? the guests for the delightful evening#
As midnight aonroachel the Kootie Orchestra ceased it3 synco
pations and the guests* Adjourned upstairs where saninches, calte, ice
cream and coffee weighed down a festive board. Judge 3tout, of Haines, an
honorary member of the club, delivered a short address.on the history of
the local organization and the nature of Hasonry# Attractive souvenir pro
grams were distributed. r
"Ez" GALLuWm ra JOJJFAIi*:
*4 bowling match replete with hunor, between a team of ladies from
Haines and the Post add a tean-fran Company E, resulted $ho evening of Jam
19th, in the defeat of the Ez by a total of 815 pins* fJ5ii3 is partly ex
plained by the traditional gallantry of the soldado3, who remitted them*
selves to be handicapped by three players and two pin3ettera. ihe pin
setters wer 3 Sgt. iiajor Uo33 and, Staff Sgt* Stevenson., jiho Yolunteered.to
set up -vh^t was knocKed lawn. The romer, reported to; the pit3 equipped
with a paice of string and the latter with a hook of sale Wire. Ine
three extra scores, bowled by i(rs. Stevenson, iliss'Pownsend and Miss Beau
champ were what the Soldado3 thought necessary to nakethe game interesting,
but it proved theJ^underestimated the enewy forces*'1
"detailed scores vere a3 follows:
Ladies:
Mrs « 'joiap ......»••
Mrs . PoweII#.......
Mrs. Townsend.••..•
Mrs # Ross. • ......
Miss Lyle Morris...
Mrs. Stevenson.•.• •
Mis s Town send.•••• •
Mlss Beauchamn••••«
Total
95.. 114..103...312
101..92...140...333
72.. 111.. 76...259
85.. 131..116...332
84.. 131..100...315
34.. 116..119...319
96.. 35.. 96...277
44.. 105.. 86...235
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K* XOtal
Votery.151.* 96*.111..258
lUtHer..... 99.*123..123..345
‘jhuiflf»t» 69•• 73• «110*«252
tiar • .165, .136* *120. ,421
Hub8P131 • • 73## 33*
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FATHER. GALLANT, of Steagmay, visited the post la3t Saturday and Sunday,
say is Hass Sunday morning at the. Catholic church in Haines 'vhich, since
the departure of Father Honohan, has been closed* Father. GallanTI 'vas
house guest of Lt* and Hrs* Iiaertens* He 'fill leave on next Wednesday1 c
Princess boat for the states, there to spend a month’s noliday, during
which he -Till attend the ceaenonies incident to hie sister’a taking the
Veil at Bellingham. ;/aahiigton» .......___..._
SHE LOYAL 0R33R 07 LI003E hwe acquired a club house in Haines which will
shortly be opened to its members. Ihe Oate*my pool hall ionated a pool
table to the club, aril other ?urni3hin.;s »*re being rapidly acquired. The
Moose now have 3one fifty active :*enbers in Haines anl the i*03t and are
making rapi l strides forward* _ ....__
LOCAL AI’JX .'IVf'TL? 3K OPENED:
Lt# K. liaertens states that an hour* s rrork by both conpanies would
clear the local skating rink of snow so it could be flood©i ani opened
to skaters* It ia.hoped by all concerned tha* this can be done * or with
two months of cold weather yet ahead a skating rink would contribute to
no small degree to the enjoyiient of life hereabouts.