Seward Seaport
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Published on Friday of Each Week at
Seward, Alaska
jonn M. Coleman F. itor and Publisher
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A.H.A. MAY ASK CONGRESS
FOR MORE LOAN FUNDS
Closing the loan on the larg
est project undertaken by the
Alaska Housing Authority by
lending §2,257,000 to build 150
single family homes mar Fair
banks. will be a major matter of
business at the quarterly meet
Meets 2 and 4th Mondays
I O.O.F. Hall - Adams Si,
N. G.. Art MeKcough
V. O... George Kipsgard
Sec., Tom Jones
SEWARD POST
No. 5
Meets
lst-3rd Wed of Month
Lesion Log Cabin
SEWARD
B. P. O. ELKS
1773
Meet 2nd & 4th Wed. of Monti
OPEN DAILY 5:00 P M.
United Brotherhood o!
CARPENTERS and JOINER;
Seward Carpenters Union 230'
Meetings at Lutheran Church
Afftlmted With a f* of L
Meeting 2nd Tuesday of Montr
W. C. Knaak — President
R. M. Sevan - Fin.-Sec. it Bus. Ag:
Internaiion al Longshoremen's
and Warehousemen's Union
Lo-.al 33
Meets First Tuesday of Each Monti
7 p.nr. - Union Hail
President — John Rose
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Jan. i 7
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For Information
PHONE MAIN 125
W. W. Sipprell, Gen. Agl.
ing of AHA to bo Hold in Juneau
January 14 lo-l(>, according to
E. Glen Wilder. Executive Di
rector.
‘‘The 1 "0 single family homes
being built on Bent ley’.1? HD
near Fairbanks will lie the first
large scab' complete housing
projeei und r'lken in Alaska,”
E. (" si Wi’der ' fat".I “Tl- 83
acres of the project will have
paved streets, curb and gutter,
sidewalks, street lighting, sew
ers. and .■•• •'.‘age tn atment plant.
Those fac'hti s are und('r the
supervision of the Mas'
rue.! r
Works administration, whereas
the building of the 130 ho urs is
a direct 1o to by the Alaska
Housing Authority.
“Also to be taken up at this
cginrtcrly meeting, which is the
30th consecutive meeting of
AHA,” Wilde r said, “is whether
the Board shall ask Congress for
$1,275,000, t!i difference be
tween our present loan appropri
ations and our total authorized
capitalization; or whether we
shall further serve the people of
Alaska and aid private builders
m meeting the progressiv hous
ing needs of the Territory by
asking Congress to increase our
total Jonn fund.”
There is an increasing inter st
in building low-cost hones in
' ka This ini<*r»?st is A ing ex
pi; ssed by large scale bidders
■ ho have constructed eomplot -
1\ sell emit■’ined project • in
critical !'• -using areas in t!io
Slates. T’e se proj cts consist of
as many as 2.’k:-0 hom-ss Tub-rest
is b ing shown in the major
cities of Alaska by these con
tractors and if these projects de
velop, th.y may go a long way
toward permanently solving our
housing problems in the Terri
tory, Wilder said.
To help solve these problems
and matters of major policy,
Rev. Paul C. O’Connor, S.J.,
chairman and Second Division
r present dive, has called the
meeting for 10:00 a.m., January
14, in the Senate chambers in
Juneau. Other members of the
AHA are Jake Cropley, Juneau,
1st Division representative; Ha
loid A. Pyrd, Flat, 4th Division
representative; Zac Lous,sac. An
chorage, 3rd Division representa
tive; and rs. Louise W. Miller,
Ketchikan, Commissioner at
Large.
About 50 y. arc ago t'c oil in
dueli v had a by-product of kero
sene vdL'h was ciId d gasoline
The p ibl m *; • ri was how tr
. t rid nr it. Tnd-y we nv - »n
d> i in;; wher. ■> c:t . c t more
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene E. Muel
ler are parr nts of daughter born
in Seward General Hospital on
Tuesday, January a. The little
girl was named Peggy Ann. She
weighed six pounces and eight
ounces.
A son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. R. V. Koller in Seward
Genera] Hospital on January 8.
The boy weighed six pounds and
two ounces, fi was named
James Elliot.
These are the first bobios born
in H>r.2 in Seward They are
cous 's. both turnip s from Nin
iiehiit .The mothers are si ,1 rs
in -law.
Ihose Wore the Days
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MILKING /
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PASTEURIZED MILK, VITAMIN MILK,
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