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TOWN CRIER
Mrs. Sagen Juliusse and child
ren, Richard and Karen, and Mrs.
Juliussen's mother, Mrs. Helen
Malcolm, are house guests of the
Gilbert Ollestads. They drove dawn
from Anchorage last week.
* » * * "
Mr. and Mrs. Reeves of Delano.
California were recent visitors
to Seward arriving by boat. While
in town the Reeves were the guests
of City Manager and Mrs. Ray
mond O'Hara.
The Reeves have now continued
their tour of the Territory and
plan to visit the interior where
they expect to see Mt. McKinley,
Fairbanks and other points of in
terest along the way. Mr. Reeves
is the City Attorney for Delano.
* * • *
Mr. John C. Glascook who drove
up over the highway to visit here
with Mrs. O. C. Connelly left Sew
ard recently, to return to Mil
waukee.
* * * *
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Harrow left
Seward for Cordova on the 26th
with COA. The Harrows will visit
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Barth and fam
ily there.
• * * *
Mr. William Bonser, Editor of
the Seward Seaport Record flew
to Cordova recently to make final
arrangements for the publishing
of the Record.
» • • *
Mr. and Mrs. Frantz who have
been in town visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Win Erwin left Seward on
August 24th, cutting short their
tour of the Territory as a result
of a family emergency. The
Frantz family were airlifted out
of Seward on a special Cordova
Airlines flight.
Mr. and Mrs. William Keyse left
Seward a couple of weeks ago
after visiting here with their son
Francis Keyse who is a member
of the Seward Police Department.
* * • *
Mr. Harold Bonser. President of
the Bonser Co., Inc. was in Sew
ard last weekend to look over the
scene of the Company's new op
eration. the Seward Seaport Rec
ord. Mr. and Mrs. William Bon
ser drove him to Hope and An
chorage Sunday and he returned
to Cordova with COA on Monday.
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Phone the Town Crier, Main 168,
we need your help to make this
the best Seward paper ever.
* * * *
Ray James made a brief visit
to Anchorage last weekend flying
there with COA.
* * * *
Hal Gilfillen returned to Seward
recently after a trip outside for
medical attention.
• * * *
Jack Roth was called outside
this week by the death of his
father. Jack is the manager of
the Seward branch of the First
National Bank of Anchorage.
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AIR. ANNOUNCES CHANGES IN
SCHEDULES EFFECTIVE SEPT. 6
With the end of the summer
tourist and travel season, the Alas
ka Railroad will discontinue its
summer daily passenger schedule
between Anchorage and Fairbanks
effective Sept. 6, it was announced
recently.
E. J. Kunz, ARR traffic manager,
said the regular off-season sched
ule of three trains a week north
and south will be in effect after
that date.
Beginning on Sept. 6. passenger
trains will leave the Anchorage
depot for Fairbanks at 8:30 a.m.
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
days. Southbound trains will leave
Fairbanks at 8:30 a.m. on Tues
days, Thufffsdays and Saturdays.
Between Anchorage and Seward,
passenger trains will operate on
Thursdays only, leaving Anchor
age at 3:30 p.m. and leaving Sew
ard at 7:30 a.m.
Train service handling mail and
express only will be operated daily
except Sunday between Anchor
age and Jonesville, leaving Anch
orage passenger depot at 9:00 a.m.
and leaving Palmer for Anchorage
at 3:15 p.m.
Passenger trains will he opera
ted daily between Anchorage and
Whittier, with two trains on Fri
day. The southbound trains will
leave Anchorage at 9:30 a.m. daily
except Friday. Saturday and Sun
day. On Friday it will leave An
chorage at 6:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.;
on Saturday at 1:30 p.m.; and on
Sunday at 8:00 p.m.
To accomodate heavy Labor Day
traffic on Sept. 6, Kunz said, there
will be both a north and south
bound train between Anchorage
and Fairbanks on that day.
Mr .and Mrs. Coleman and fam
ily formerly publishers of the Rec
ord are now making their home
near 56 mile, near the Hope cut
off on the Seward highway.
* • * *
The Seward Seaport Record has
a new home. It is now the guest
of the Arcade Buildfng in the old
Alaska Steamship Co. office.
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Phillips Has New
Division Geologist
S. P. O'Rourke, formerly assistant
exploration projects director in Al
aska for Phillips Petroleum Co., has
i been made division geologist for
the Alaska division of Phillips land
and geological department.
The Alaska division is a part of
the land and geological depart
ment's northrn region, now head
quartered in the company's Bartlet
ville, Okla., office. H. L. Baldwin
is regional manager, O. D. Thomas,
geological assistant to the manager,
and J. E. Downey, land assistant.
C. O. Stark is vice-president, land
and geology and D. C. Memsell is
department manager.
Small Boat Harbor
Sees Big Improvement
The Seward Small boat harbor
is a busy place these days, with
dozens of skiffs, some as short
| as 8 feet, as well as larger fishing
vessels massed along the floats.
The Seward small boat harbor
1 Association has been instrumental
in bringing about many of the much
needed improvements, the most
notable being the driving of new
piling to provide berths for the
| larger craft.
The City Council also had a
hand in the improvement project
as they made available the nec
essary funds for the improvement
program.
| Two new mercury vapor lamps
| now light the dock area and fresh
water and a loading zone are other
conveniences which are available
to the patrons of the small boat
harbor.
Under the watchful eye of the
! harbor master, Mark Walker, the
1 floats have been tied together and
tie up regulations posted, the beach
cleaned up and police regulations
placed In effect.
The District Engineers have also
bad a hand in the improvements
project in that they provided funds
this past year to raise the level
of the north breakwater. Under
contract with the Eades Brothers
the breakwater was raised 8 feet
by bringing large pieces of rock
from Rugged Island.
The recent session of Congress
approved an additional amount of
money for work on the harbor In
the sum of $81,000. These funds
will be used for a new set of floats
and on extension of the south
breakwater so that the harbor
will be better protected. When
completed this final project will
give Seward one of the finest small
boat harbors on the peninsula.
Mrs. William Paul, Sr.
Feted During Visit
Mrs. William L. Paul Sr. of Jun
eau, Executive Secretary of the
Territorial Tuberculousis Associa
tion has been in Seward this past
week visiting at the Seward San
atarium from Sunday until Wed
nesday.
While here Mrs. Paul, who Is
also President of the Alaska Fed
eration of Women’s Clubs was the
guests of honor gt a luncheon
held at the home of Mrs. William
Ervin. Officers of the Seward
Women’s Club werealso guests at
the luncheon honoring Mrs. PauL
It was announced that the first
pieeting of the fall season would
he held Thursday, September 9.
Regular meeting night for the club
is the second Thursday of the
month. <
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