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Meets 2nd and 4th Mondays
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N. G.. Art McKeough
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SEWARD POST
No. 5
Meets
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Meet 2nd & 4th Wed. of Month
OPEN DAILY 5:00 P. M.
United brotherhood of
CARPENTERS and JOINERS
Seward Carpenters’ Union 2304
Telephone: Black 216
Meetings at Lutheran Church
Affiliated With A. F. of L
Meeting 2nd Tuesday of Month
James L. Reed — President
R. M. Bevan - Fin.-Sec. & Bus. Agt.
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Northern Cab, Main 54 - Main 55
POLICE CIJIEF REPORTS
TO COUNCIL
The following report was sub
mitted by Police Chief Kirkpat
rick to the City Council Monday
night. It is a report of activities
during the month ending Janu
ary 31, 1953.
COMPLAINTS: Dogs 3. Burg
lary 1. Theft 2. Prowlers 4. Com
plaints against persons 23; Mis
cellaneous 4.
TRAFFIC: Warnings 19. Cita
tions 15. Vehicles towed away
or impounded 2. Vehicles re
leased 2.
ARRESTS 10. Warnings (con
duct) 4. Drunk females set home
2. Court cases 4.
INVESTIGATIONS 14. Shake
down of persons 3. Accidents 3.
Assist Marshal 2. Juviniles con
tacted 2. Property recovered 2.
Ambulance calls 7. Fire calls 3.
Unlocked doors 8. Lights out
(business houses) 3. Emergency
public service 7. Dogs injured 1.
Dogs killed 2. Replaced manhole
covers 8. Burglar alarm 1. As
sist to U. S. Fish & Wildlife Ser
vice 2. Taxi operator permits is
sued 1.
SEWARD WOMAN'S CLUB
TO MEET FEB. 12
The regular monthly meeting
of Seward Woman's Club is
scheduled for February 12 in the
Community Library at 8 p.m.
Chief of Police James Kirk
patrick will speak on the organ
ization af a volunteer ambulance
corps for Seward.
Mrs. Creo Ives and Mrs.
Buckie Nelson will show slides
taken in Yosemite National Park,
and Mrs. Marie Green will re
view the book “Power from Posi
tive Thinking,” by Dr. Norman
Vincent Peale. Hostesses for the
evening are Mrs. Hazel Erwin
and Miss A’ida Janssen.
Oldest Motor Found
' The first Johnson outboard'
motor ever sold has been locat
ed in Madison, Wis., and it has
won a brand new 1953 model
'for its owners, Mr. and Mrs.
LeRoy C. Lynch (above). The'
old motor turned up in a world
wide search for the 50 oldest
Johnsons, part of a celebration
marking the millionth motor
the company has produced. ,
Courtesy Kenai Terminal Ga
rage, West Konai Peninsula dis
tributors for Johnson Outboards.
GILF1LEN TAKES OVER
LOSEY LIQUOR LICENSE
Hal and Claire Gilfilen have
taken over the liquor license and
business formerly owned by Ira
and Grace Losey on Fourth
Avenue.
The package store will con
tinue under the management of
Grace Losey, who has abandoned
her formerly announced inten
tion to open a shoe store in the
store building.
SCHOOL LEAKING
"LIKE A SIEVE"
Misfortune befell the school
building twice this week. After
the wind had. torn off strips of
roofing, heavy snow and rain
inundated the building and it
leaked “like a sieve’’ for all one
day.
A new roof was put on the
gymnasium last year. This was
not affected by the present trou
ble, which was confined to the
old building.
The Sea Hawks, who embark
ed earlier in the week for return
games at Fairbanks, are expected
home some time Sunday. Their
train will get into Anchorage too
late Saturday night to come on
through before the next day.
OVER A HUNDRED ATTEND
SILVER TEA AT NURES HOME
More than a hundred people
attended the silver tea given by
Seward Nurses at the Nurses
Residence last Sunday. The tea
was a March of Dimes benefit
at which something over $80 was
taken in for the Cause.
The very beautiful centerpiece
of galden acacia, jonquils and
orchid tulips was given by Mr.
and Mrs. George Green. Visitors
were taken on a conducted tour
of the building.
Hostesses who poured were
Miss Ruth Murrell, Superintend
ent of Seward General Hospital;
Mrs. Mary Randolph, Acting Di
rector of Nurses, Seward Sana
torium; Melba Torvanger, Ruth
Cooper, Elsie Blue and Agatha
McNamee, all members of Dist
rict 2, Alaska Nurses Association.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank those who
were so kind and helpful at the
time of the recent automobile
accident and death of Mrs. Cam
eron.
Mrs. Esther Deegan
Northern Cab for Quick Service
Main 54 or Main 55
SCHOOL BOARD LETTER
TO CITY COUNCIL
February 2,1953
Mayor and City Council i
Seward, Alaska i
Gentlemen,
Since the bond issue for the
local hospital has been rejected
by the voters of Seward, and
since the Alaska Public Works
has requested an appropriation
for this hospital project in its
1953 listing now being consider
ed by Congress, and for a new
high school in its 1954 listing,
and since the need for additional
classrooms in the Seward schools
is urgent, the Seward School
Board requests that the City
Council do everything in its
power to have this requested
1953 appropriation applied to a
new high school building, and
that immediate application be
made for additional funds to
complete the school project.
The Seward School Board in
its advisory capacity urges you
to use every facility at your com
mand to see this project to a
speedy completion.
Beryl II. Wagner.
President,
Seward School Board
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