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Local Boy’s Operation
Reported Successful
David Dyer was operated on at
the University of Chicago Clinic
■by Dr. W. E. Adams, an interna
tionally known chest surgeon.
David had a congenital deformity
of the aorta, or great vessel from
the heart. It was necessary to
utilize a large artery normally
carrying blood . to . his left arm
and shoulder to correct the deform
ity in his aorta. The operation
was due on Monday. A report
coming as late as Wednesday in
dicated he was doing well. In
cidentally he will he able to use
his left arm as so called collateral
circulation will take care of the
left arm’s blood supply.
It has been reported over KIBH
that friends of the Dyer family
are getting up a “blood bank”
so that the six pints of blood used
in the operation can be replaced
in the Chicago pool. Friends in
Seward having friends ill Chicago
area have been asked to contact
Ollie Amend and he will take
care of getting the donor and
hospital in touch with each other.
NOTICE
I will not be responsible for
debts contracted by any person '
other than myself.
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MOOSE PASS
NEWS NOTES
By Mrs. Delbert 'Wolfe
On Tuesday evening. December
14. the teen-age group of the
Moose Pass Methodist Church met
at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Gene
Elliott from seven to nine P.M.
The evening was spent by singing
Christmas carols and playing pen
cil and paper and musical games.
Mrs. Elliott served cookies and
Kool-aid at the "close of the games.
The group decided to meet once
a month for a social night. Those
present were Patty Johnson. Carol
Johnson and Barbara Huff of the
Lawing area, and Kent Saxton,
Larry Foster, Ruth Woods, Mar
jorie Woods, Norman Pearson and
Joe Pearson of Moose Pass.
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Mr. and Mrs. Merle Reed spent
Tuesday, December 14, in Anchor
age Christmas shopping. They
found the stores, to be beautifully
decorated for the Christmas sea
son. t
Mrs. Mrs. Lyie Saxton and Mrs.
Bob Woods were in Seward Fri
day, December 17 to take Marjorie
Woods to the doctor. She was
found to be suffering with an in
flammation of the lymph glands
in her throat and will have to
return for a series of shots.
Merle Reed has been afflicted
with an infection of the lining of
the eyelid and was in Seward
Monday. December 13, for medical
attention.
Mrs. Charles Cole and Pauline
were in Anchorage Wednesday,
December 15 for Dr. Fritz to re
move the bandages from the skin
’grafting repair that Pauline under
went the previous week.
Mrs. Max Foster had to go into
tile dentist on Saturday, December
18. to have an ulcerated tooth
drained. After Dr. Wagner was
through. Mr. and Mrs. Foster cal
led on the A1 Brattains.
The Sunday evening service,
December 19, at the Moose Pass
Methodist Church was arranged
to celebrate the coming of Christ
mas. The congregation opened the
meeting with a group of Christ
mas carols. Paul Reed sang “We
Three Kings of the Orient Are”
and “Come All Ye Faithful" accom
panied by Mrs. Delbert Wilfe. Pat
ty Johnson. Carol Johnson and
Barbara Huff accompanied by Mrs.
Paul Garwood sang “Star of the
East.” Variations upon the theme
of “Silent Night" were played up
on the piano accordian by Mrs.
Gene Elliott. The remainder of
the service was given over to the
showing of a set of color slides
depicting the "Christmas Story"
with the narrative portion by Rev.
Elliott from the Gospels of Mat
thew, Mark, Luke and John. The
meeting was closed by the group
singing “Joy to the World.”
Mr. and Sirs. Troy Bogard of
Seward were in the Pass Sunday,
December 19, calling upon Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Jones and Mr. and Mrs.
Delbert Wolfe.
Mrs. Sherman Pearson has com
missioned Bill Brattain to bring
them out a bale of straw or hay
to make a bed for their St. Bernard
pup. Lola says one bale is just
about enough for a comfortable
bed for this big puppy.
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We welcome the shortest day of
the year and one month from now
will be noticing that the days are
a little longer.
Women’s Club
Hears Health Nurse
. The Seward Womens Club held
their December meeting the night
of the 9th In the basement of the
Methodist, Church. Lattie Hirsh,
the Public Health Nurse, had
charge of the .program lor the
evening. Her diacussion waa aug
mented by a sound movie * on
Cerebral Palsy.
Instead of a Christmas gift ex
change, members made contribu
tions to be used in aiding local
Polio needs. Delightful refresh
ments were served by the hostesses
Mesdames Charles Chesnut, Marie
Palmer and Bertha McGhee.
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Recreation Council
Lauds and Quizzes
We of the Recreation Council ex
press our sincere appreciation to
the 4-H Club mothers and mem
bers for their work of maintaining
the very efficient “Snack Bar"
every Saturday night — We can
always depend on their help.
We must not forget to give our
all out appreciation to Mrs. George
Dangler, Mrs. Frank Lewis and Mrs.
Vic Mahan who have worked with
the 4-H girls who are: Laura
Peck, Laurel Lewis, Saiidra Dan
ger, Sarah Feck, Judie Jones,
Patsy Williams, Amelia Jensen,
Gloria Hughes .Anna Jensen, Janis
Jeffrey, Laura Sume, Peggie Wer
ner. Catherine Werner, Eleanor
Hendrickson, Roberta Hendrickson,
Rosemary Bernsten and Barbara
Vaughn.
Many thanks Mrs. Dangler for
your cooperation — you know kids
like pop and hot dogs — please,
don’t forget the relish, Mrs. Lewis,
and also a little mustard.
Quips from the workout room:
L We thought C. B. had fleas —
"scratch scratch" — too much art
ificial sun.
2. C. B. and B. K.trying to hit
the bobcat — score even — good
thing that the target was not a
skunk — phoo — phoo.
3. D. K. counting and sorting hay.
4. E. R. checking the boys for
^physical condition — two latya
around the gym anod they all died
— better luck next time.
5. C. B. taking advantage of a
little fellow — poking him in the
eye on the Standard Oil dock —
Hey butchers, lets have some raw
meat.
6. Want ad — if anybody has any
measuring to do call C. B. C. B.
will guarantee his work.
7. B. K. says “I will take care
of the heavy work” —
8. D. K. short for Robin Hood —
"Let me slroot your problems” —
The arrow is quicker than the eye.
9. Who fought Primo Camera for
7 rounds?
Howdy Sewardites — name and
identify all persons mentioned in
the Seward Recreation Council
Column and win $5.00. — First
correct answer wins. —
Post your answer to the Sew
ard Recreation Council, Box 102,
Seward, Alaska.
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approximately 1,000,000 working
years each year—time lost by peo
ple who die of the disease.
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a beauty and joy into our lives
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