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About 97,000,000 tons of hay
were cut in the United States in
1946.
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~ ,SS ALEUTIAN MAR. 25
[Bacalls Valclfz.Corrlova.Jun.au. Wrangell, Ketchikan
if, enrout to Seattle.
SS BANANOF MAR. 7 at 5 pm. (Sunday)
Calls Juneau. Petersburg, Ketchikan, enrout Seattle
Calls at Petersburg to and from Seattle.
SS DENALI Westbound Due Seward March 11th
Calls Seldovia, Kodiak, returning to Seward South
bound March 15. Calls Valdez, Cordova. Yakutat,
Juneau, Wrangell. Ketchikan, and Seattle.
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SS ALEUTIAN ARRIVALS
Seattle to Seward
Virgil Abel, Mrs. Virgil Abel,
G. R. Anderson, Dick Bailey, Mrs.
Johanna Besser, Mrs. Carol Boh
rofski, E. Champncss, Jack J.
Chisholm, Eugene Cook. Mrs. K.
Dworkin and infant, Ray Fulford,
Mrs. Ray Fulford, W. A. Gabbard,
llaz.cl Garland, J. I?. Cottstein,
T-Trs. M. Green, L. H. Hagen. Mis.
Mary A. Hancock, Ben Hancock.
Nels P. Hansen, Carl Harwell,
Msr. Carl Harwell, V. Honk 1, C.
S. Hofstatter, Rueben Johnson,
Lydia Kirk. Benjamin Longeski,
.Tames McCane. Eva McGowan, D.
R. « McMillan, Harry R. McRey
nolds, M. E. Markanen, John Mat
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son. Fred Oates, Mrs. Fred Oates.
Peter Riot void, J. Rosebraugh.
Mrs. Helen Sellers. Beverly Sel
lers, M. I,. Stranch, A. R. Taylor,
Mrs. A. R. Taylor, E. C Tullis. J.
H. Williams, Earl A. Anderson, G.
W. Brean, L. K. Busey, Jr., M. K.
Compton, R. D. Grill, Wilbur Em
mett, Richard Feltman, Clarence1
Johnson, Jr, R. Koscianski, J. L.
Lawhorn, B. Matthews, J. G.
Monttgom. ry, A. Newicki, J ,C.
Newell, Rex A. Newell. T. A.
l’helaa, A. R. Russell, Eo* Slomin
ski, James F. Smith, Ted Stern
er. Jervis Stoltman, A. Szmyd, M.
H. Weiss, Hugh Wiseman, George
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June?u to Seward
George C. Adams, Mrs. George
R. Curtis, Dr. Grace Garven, G.
C. Adams, Carol Ann Adams, T.
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TEENAGERS OPEN HOUSE
POSTPONED UNTIL MARCH 6
The teenagers party originally
planned' for tonight in the base
ment of the Methodist Church has
been postponed for a week on ac
count of *11)0 Fur Rendezvous in
Anchorage it was announced yes
terday.
Next Saturday from 7 to 11.
p.rn. there will be a program of
fun consisting of games and songs
to which all Seward youth and
Gt’s are invited.
The party will inaugurate a pro
gram of youth recreation spon
sored by tire Methodist Church.
Serving on the recreation com
mittee are Mrs. Tom Howell, Mrs.
Ruth Leichliter, Vera Bogard,
Norman Wengert, Rev. Wyburn
Skio'more, Jason Jordan, Russell
Simons and Ed Schnoeker.
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