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Pub! hod on Friday of Each Week at
Seward. Alaska
John M. Coleman
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GEWARD, /ALASKA
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PASSENGER SERVICE
from Seward
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Thursday, Jan. 1
Calling at Sitka. Juneau.
Ketchikan, Scaitle
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Thursday, Jan. 8
Chill at Cordova, .Juneau.
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FREIGHTER SAILINGS
FROM SEATTLE
Square Knot
Dec. 30
Seward. Valdez, S, ldevia
Hamer
Coastal Rambler
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Sitka. Seward. Valdez
Madina
Jan. 13
Seward, Valdez.
rirr-rence l larding
To Be instated Sat.
Installation service in the Or
der of Eastern Star will be held
Saturday night at t> o clock in
i he Masonic Temple. Florence
Harden; will take her place as
Wei'1 ny Matron of Seward Chap
ter. Mrs. Harding's daughter,
Mrs. Jerry Richardson, will be
installing Marshal.
Other elected and appointed
officers to be installed are: Irwin
Metcalf, Worthy Patron; Gladys
Regard. Associate Matron; Pal
Hodgkinson, Associate Patron;
Honor ' Robbins, secretary; Ar
ret a llowell, treasurer.
Conductress, Marie Green; As
sociate Conductress, F a n n i e
Kirch: Chaplain, Mildred Kirk
patrick; musician, B, ryl Wag
ner; Marshal. Jeanne Easton.
Star points are Marine Reed.
Ada: Helen Jordan, Ruth; Ruth
Malin, Esther; Frances Clark,
Mur1 ha: Betty Nelson. Electa.
The Warden is Melva Torvanger
and Sentinel. Dan Rose. Mar
gai.se Eechner will bear The
Bible.
Ref reshire n s will bo served
after the ceremony, which is
open to Eastern Star members
and members of visiting chap
ters. Masons and invited guests.
Lcrce Elmore Ge?s
Li 3Ti3 Club Aw •; "d
Mrs. Lore" Elm ire. wlv.i has
t'i od concession Cl tilt* Sew~
ani A.iehoruge nm of the AKH.
. , the eh 'ice ! etvvt on an all
\i< ses p.:. i tri•) ! > the !< • .*
X3c) 1 game hi Pasadena, or a
dat'd land. She took the bond.
.Mrs Elnv re. wh.o lives a, <>11
S s Mi Avenu". had not heaid
the announcement cade bv
v;, ; i fiie cm : nit tee from tie
Linns Club celled upon her with
the i *vvs. and she iid not believe
r i at LrsL ‘'Quit your kid
~*i i. Good news is
M>ni turns a- hard to believe a...'
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tor School
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For a "break" while shopping/ you can always relax
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in the LOUNGE
In Seward It's
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■ By the Glass
A son was horn to Mr. and
Mrs. Humor Sartor in Seward
General Hospilal December 26.
The little hay was named Rich
ard Lee. lie weighed 1) pounds,
2 ounces.
MORE ABOUT . . .
Reporter's Novebcck
(Continued from Page 1)
Paul McMullen is home from
Whitman Collego in Walla Walla
where he >s a senior this year.
(>r, ,Decc mher 4 an 1 a Paul
had a singing role in a modern
ized musical version of Dickens
' Clo -1 mas Carol." The play
opera d in Yakima with later
peri ui .nances scheduled at the
cai..|»v.s theater. A east of 40
students included a 12 piece or
chestra. McMullen played the
role of the baker and was also
featured in trio and choral num
bers.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Willmans.
M • > !■ r ml- burns end T »m
Ho illy of Seward Fish & Cold
Storage have guests from San
FrancisC© for the holidays.
Jimmy Wi bb i s liomc from
Big Delta v e me m Cpl. W< bb
didn’t mi an to slight you. Jim.
lh' has a guest from camp, who
drove down with him.
Sergeant Ralph Bt'ickson is
also ho in1 on h avr from t\ hit
tin-. He says that in about 20
days now he \ ' 1 knov, "now i*
i. el- t-1 he on i -. (hi.
Bo!) Morgan is to bM seen en
iov'mg a ft w iv.ys of civilian
I if ' over : hd holiday--, too Too
service l evs do l:ki t > eomo
home o.i Christn s!
Mrs. Jerry Richardson aid tin
two babies arrived the day :d: r
Christmas to be with her m-»'
Mrs. Phil Harding. Phil dro\
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Christmas Day. ’out they didn t
get through until the next day.
’1 h e t r i p, Jt rr> s:ue. \ us
"awful.
Mr. Harold Horton returned
Tuesday night iro-m- the Outsid' ,
whore in' has sot at the last few
weeks or m< ileal tree, n nt. H
feels fine now. he says.
Sandra Dangler returned from
1 r e\t null'd vacation Outside
I’liesday night—mst in time^to
,-pend t'hri.'lmas with her folks.
Sandra ha., been gone s'uce o“p'
tember, making a lengthy tour
across tin* S’. s and visiting
Bill. Dick and Phyllis in Calif.
Mrs. M. t vene Betty, wife of
the late Bi cl < ' • re
turned last Saturday from Ne
Brash.a after the funeral of her
husband. She is planning to
stay in Seward.
Episcopal Church
Services
St. John the Evangelist s Day,
Dec. 27
n;30 ,i.m. Holy Comnvm'on.
Holy Innocents' Day, Dec .23
8:00 a.m. Holy Communion.
0:45 a.m. Church School.
11:00 a.m. Holy Communion
and sermon.
7:00 p.m. Ck.rch School Pa
geant.
Nevf Year's D ,v. Jan. 1. Feast
of the Cir''urr.c;sion.
9:30 a.m. Holy Communion.
Open house at the Factory
4-0 p.m.
Send us your furs and skins to
bo tanned. Quick, efficient, re
liable workmanship. We return
your finished skins immediately.
Valcauca Fur Co.
National B’cig. — Seattle. Wash.
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