Vol. I
Novjmbjr 30. 1946
No. 4
L INWOOD QAJLL FO REOPEN TODAY
RELIEF SHIP
REPORTED
AT SEW A ftO
The Grommet Reef
er, Alaskan relief
ship, was reported to
have unloaded cargo
at Cordova last Wed
nesday, and is now
believed to bo un
loading ’ supplies at
Seward•
The city of Soward
is desperately in
rood of food. Latest
press reports named
50 families in actual
want. Some homes had
only potatoes for
food, and others were
without fuel.
Seward has been
especially hard hit
by the current strike
for not only has
there been no food
shipped in, but nei
ther has there boon a
payroll in Seward,
which depends princi
pally upon longshor
ing and railroad work
I or a iiveiinooa. ror
that reason many of
the* people have lack
ed the money with
which to buy the few
supplies there were
dn store shelves.
If the Grommet
Reefer was able to
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brkeiw msy
cPEn soon
Although thj SjI
dovia Bakjry closjd
Its doors aft or V/jd
nosday’s baking was
sold, it is possible
It will rjopjn in the?
vjry njar future.
Mrs. Sliza Col
bjrg is awaiting thj
arrival of thj Grom
mjt Rjjfjr, which it
is hopjd will carry a
supply of yjast.
Howjrjr if thjrj
is no yjast on thj
rjlijf ship, a supply
is avallablj in Anch
oragj.
Information rjcji
vjd by wirj yjstjrday
from thj nnchoragj
Timjs rjportjd both
North PoIj and Gil
man’s bakjry thjrj
had a supply, of dry
yjast which would bj
madj avallablj to thj
Sjldovla Bakjry»
EA RTHQUAKE HERE
A slight jarth
quakj shook Sjldovia
at f:C7 p.m. last
Thursday. No damage
was r^portjd within
thj city.
NEW MANAGERS
TO OPERATE
THE RESTAURANT
• The? Lin wood Caie,
which has been closed
for nearly. a month
now, reopened under
new management this
evening. Now in
charge of . the cafe
are Mr. *and Mrs.
Chick Foster and Mrs.
Ambrose Pink.
Mrs. Foster and
Mrs. Pink -will share
cooking duties in the
cafe, which plans to
serve three meals
daily.
although food sup
plies in Seldovia
still are very scant,
the new managers an
nounced -that they
planned to use those
foods available in
the city at present
on their menus.
V.Tien food begins
to move into Seldovia
again, the restaurant
managers plan to ser
vo a mo rj varioa
monu. Howovor thoir
ro-o]»oning at this
tim-3 will provo a
boon to tho guosts in
tho cityfs hotels who
havo no moans of ob
taining moals at pro
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