Seward Skiers Invited
To Anchorage Meet
The Anchorage Ski Club is pre
paring to hold its annual Inter
Alaskan Championship meet from
Feb. 23 through 27.,It }s an open
meet, and Seward skiers have
been invited through a letter to
the Seward Ski Club.
The Anchorage club’s executive
committee has arranged for ac
commodations for the partici
pants, but there is only a slight
possibility that meals will be in
cluded.
All events will include junior
and senior men skiers. The di^vu
hill slalom races will also include
women skiers.
The schedule is as follows:
Cross country races, junior and
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FIRST GRADERS HOSTS
TO YOUNG FRIENDS
Children of the first grade were
hosts to many little friends, in
cluding a group of 17 pre-school
children, at a Valentine paTty in
their classroom in the basement
of The Setvard Memorial Chujrchl
Monday afternoon.
Many parents also attended the
party as guests of the children.
The totl number present ws es
timated to be about 80 people.
The program consisted of a
square dance by members of the
first grade, as well as many songs
and recitations by individual chil
dren and groups.
Refreshments, consisting of can
dy, cookies, and flavored drinks,
were served by the pre-school chil
dren in attractive crepe paper
aprons and caps.
senior men. 1:00 pro., Feb. 22, at
Anchorage.
Slalom races, junior and senior
men and women, will be held at
Arctic Valley at 12:00 noon. Fri
day. Feb. 25. On Saturday. Feb.
20, at 12:00 noon, the junior and
senior mens' and women's down
hill races will take place at Arc
tic Valley. And on Sunday. Feb.
27 at 1:00 p.m.. the ski jumps
will be held at the Anchorage
City Ski Bowl.
. Arctic Valley is the Army ski
Bowl located about 12 miles from
Anchorage. Transportation will be
available for till who attend tlV
races.
The Anchorage club requests
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IT. S. Navy Hydrographic Office, giving detailed, vital data on
the harbors and expanses of the seven seas. U. S. Navy ships are
constantly charting new segments of the oceans, new ports of
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mariners of many nations profit by these charts. Above is the
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that the Seward Ski Club submit
the names of entrants and the
events they wish to enter not
later than Feb. 21. Upon arrival,
contestants are to report to Chuck
Hightower at Leonard Hopkins
store and he will direct them to
their lodgings while in Anchorage.
Good food
tastes better
aboard shi^
YOU'LL CLAIM the delicious food on
The Alaska Line actually does have a special
flavor to please appetites made sharp and
vigorous by brisk sea air. Experienced travel
ers tell us the food service is now better
than ever before. That's just one reason
you’ll enjoy 'your next trip on The Alaska
Line.
When it’s travel time—take The Alaska
Line. Arrive at your destination relaxed and
refreshed . . . ready to get the most from
your trip outside. Contact your Alaska
Steamship Company agent today.
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NOimv n,l |( KNTKKTAINS
MANV YOUTHS
A crowd of about 75 young
people attended tie1' teen-age
dance at the Nobby Club Mon
: day evening. Many of the dancers
■ arrived late due to a misunder
standing as to whether there was
a dance that evening.
As soon as the word got around
that there really was a dance they
‘ began coining in fro nr all direc
i tions. Thd.v arrived on the scene
l after having attended the show.
roller skating, and various other
[ activities about town.
| Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jacobs
' have made it a policy to close the
I Nobby Club to the general pub
; lie for the benefit of the younger
1 set. A number of parents usually
attend to watch the fun, and soft
drinks are served. The price of
the soft drinks usually does not
cover the pay of the man hired to
serve them.
A flashlight that shows either
green or red has been developed
for traffic policeman.
i
Texans claim t*v have originated
the expression, "horse sense,” and
they say it developed from the
fact that horses don't bet on peo
ple. ,7
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Scheduled Service:
Direct mailboat connections
at Cold Bay oit the Tuesday
nearest the 1st and 15th of
each month to all Peninsula,
Unimak and Shumagin Island
Points.
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