ADVENT LEADERS
VISIT HERE
Three religious
heads of the Seventh
Day adventist church
visited in Seldovia
late last week. The
men, Elder Jensen, su
perintendent 'of Alas
kan missions, Elder
Porter, treasurer .of
the Seventh Day Adveh-~
tist department - in
Portland, and Elder
Halswick, ' manager Qf.
foreign missions from
conference headquar
ters at Washington,
D. C., are touring all
Alaskan mission in
stallations.
The ti^io left Sel
dovia for an inspec
tion of adventist mis
sions in the Nome and
NortonSound areas.
HOSPITALIZED
Walter Pedersen of
Homer entered Seldovia
hospital for medical
treatment this week.
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. THAT'S GOOD
TRY THE SODA BAR
EAT IT HERE CR
TAKE IT HOME
PINT QUART'iC*
ARR PLANS
IM PROVEMtNTS
AT SEWARD
First tangible re
sult of the series of
conferences between
of-ficials of .The Al
aska' Railroad and the
Alaska Steamship Co.,
were? announced this
wefek, when the-Rail
road said *a $40*000
improvem e n t / *progr am
now* is * under Way at
Seward#
The plans .include
the enlargement * of
storage facilities
and the repair* of
worn sections so that
cargo moVement .from
ship to cars and
through warehouses
may be speeded#
Gilbert W. Skinner.,
president' of * tiu
steamship company^
earlier last Week had
blamed delay in un—
lbading operations at
Seward as one primary*
cause of high freight
rates for Alaskans.
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AMERICAN CAN
. MAN LE AVES
iindy Dzyacki, Am
erican Can Companyfs
representative in
Seldovia during the
past canning^season,
left this week to go
to Prince William
Sound. __
BALTAZOKS
Variety. Notion <f? News Storf
_S±LDOV±A _
DOCTORS WIFE
injures LEG
Mrs. Melvin Beltz
suffered painful leg
bruises this week when
a wooden walk leading
to> the machine shop of
iiiaska.-Seldovia Pack
ers broke through as
she stepped on it.
Mrs. Beltz was
walking her daugh
. ter in a stroller and
stepped aside from the
Boardwalk to allow a
loaded- tractor to
passi^ a. board gave
way as she stepped on
it, painfully bruising
and : scratching her
legi ___
FLY OUTSIDE
Mrs. Karl Miller
of Portlock and Miss
\ Martha Ellen Thomp
son , daughter of Mr <
and Mrs. J. W. Thomp
son of Seldoviaj left
by plane yesterday
for Seattle... Miss
Thompson will attend
college Outside this
winter. She was a
member of.the gradua
ting class of Seldo
via high school last
spring.
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