Alaska was widely represent
ed last month by the Alaska Visi
tors Association with participa
tion in the western regional con
ference of the American Society
of Travel Agents at Yosemite Na
tional Park, and the Northwest
Trade Association conference at
Yakima, Washington.
LEGAL NOTICE
U.S. Department of the Interior
Bureau of Land Management
Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Notice is hereby given that
Victor Segura has made appli
cation for a headquarters site
under the Act of March 3. 1927
(44 Slat. 1.46') Anchorage Serial
014944 for 1 ,ot 10, as shown on
supplemental plat of Sec. 30 of
ficially filed 7 24 52. T. 5 N..
R. 11 W.. S.M., containing 5.75
acres, and it is now in the files
of the Land Office, Anchorage,
Alaska.
Any and all persons claiming
adversely any of the above men
tioned land should file their ad
verse claim in the local land
office within tlie period of pub
lication or thirty days thereafter,
or they will be barred by the
provisions of tlie statutes.
VIRGIL O. SEISER
Manager
First Publication Oct. 17, 1952
Last Publication Nov. 14. 1952
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ed the troop as assistant leader.
Buffet Luncheon
The training chairman, Mrs.
Maurice Curry, and the ten
leaders who completed the first
basic training course for Girl
Scout and Brownie leaders were
invited to a buffet luncheon at
the home of Mrs. Mary Lee Phil
lips, past president of the Adult
Ass’n. of Seward Girl Scouts.
Certificate cards and pins
were presented by Mrs. Curry
to Mrs. Beth Dcischer, Mrs. Ka
turah King, Mrs. Mary Lee
Phillips, Mrs. Claire Shearer,
Mrs. Cathy Garrison, Mrs. Vic
Witherup, Miss Peggy Doliver,
and Mrs. Ruth Cooper. Other
guests were Mrs. Newman of
Homer, Misses Marline Burdick
and Helen Priebe, both consult
ants of the training course.
An Alaskan gift was presented
to Mrs. Claire Shearer who is
leaving soon with her family
for Ethiopia.
Radio Cab means Batter Cab
NORTHERN CAB
Phone Main 54 or Main 55
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ANNOUNCEMENT
The HUBBARD ACCOUNTING OFFICE
of Anchorage announces the opening
of their Branch Office in Seward.
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ALASKAN POTTERY AND
MEXICAN FIESTA FEATURES
OF EPISCOPAL BAZAAR
Mexican fiesta is the theme
set for the bazaar being held
by ladies of St. Peter’s Episcopal
Church on Saturday, October 25.
The fiesta will begin at 10:30 in
the morning and c onti n u e
throughout the day and evening.
Mexican food will be served and
sold.
Three special features of the
bazaar this year are to be the
display lor sale of Alaskan made
pottery and souvenir plates with
a picture of the church in the
center, and a booth of very spe
cial dolls which are complete
with h a n d m a d e wardrobes.
Enough clothes are on hand that
some can be had for the doll at
home as well as for the new
ones.
There will be a pinata for the
children, at 2:00 in the after
noon. This is a bag full of good
ies, hung high, to be broken by
the children, and the contents
scrambled for, just as they do at
most Mexican festivals.
George Brown arrived Satur
day, Oct. 11. from Elko, Nevada
to' stay a while. Mr. Brown is a
former Sewardite.
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LEAVES FOR STATES
Mrs. Alice Brownell left on
the Denali Thursday, October 16,
for Seattle. She has sold her
home here and is leaving for
the winter.
Just because a man believes in
free speech doesn’t mean that he
has to believe all he hears.
Alimony has been defined as
the high cost of leaving.
"What do you mean—the oil industry has developed
something besides grease to keep a car quiet?'*
Everything from adhesive on tape to the fibers of your
finest stockings now comes from petroleum. Standard
alone makes more than 1100 petroleum products
from the same kinds of crude that used to produce
only a dozen or so. That’s progress!
Your Progress and Oil Progress Go Hand in Hand
Oil Progress Week —Oct. 12 to 18
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
plans ahead to serve you better