DR. FRANK MARESH VISITS
His many friends in Seward
were greeting Dr. Frank Maresh
Friday about town. He arrived
by train late Thursday evening,
and immediately began visiting
liis former haunts.
Friday Dr. Maresh was greet*
mg former patients and friends
at Seward Sanatorium, where he
was a member of the medical
staff several years ago.
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CONCERT GOERS PLEASED
WITH PROGRAM AND PIANO
Seward concert goers heard
the new piano for the first time
Monday night at the perform
ance of Bronislav Gimpel, vio
linist, and his accompanist, Carl
Fuerstner.
This was the final concert of
the group of three sponsored by
the Seward Winter Concert Com
mittee. The grand piano, pur
chased after the first seasonal
concert was not delivered until
recenfly. It was placed in the
S e w a r d Memorial Methodist
C'.iur h until a public auditori
um is ready for it.
Listeners divided their atten
tion and praise between the ar
tists and their new piano, but
were enthusiastic in praise of
the famous violinist.
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Bie Elected Chairman
Of G.O.P. Convention
Tormod Bio, president Seward
Chamber of Commerce and dis
trict manager of Northern Steve
doring & Handling Corp., was
elected prrmanent chairman of
the Third Divisional Republican
Convention held here last Sat
urday and Sunday.
His wife, Mrs. LaPreal Bie,
was appointed District Commit
teowoman earlier in the year.
The convention brought ap
proximately 75 people to the
city from Anchorage, Palmer,
Kenai, Homer and Valdez. The
Seward delegation was very
small, except at the banquet in
the Methodist Church on Satur
day night.
Gerritt (Heinie) Snider was
elected unanimously as third
delegate to the National Conven
tion in Chicago, with Mrs. Larry
Moore, Herald Stringer and John
Manders as alternates. They are
all Anchorage residents.
Of the mor. than 7U resolu
tions introduced and passed,
only two affect Seward directly.
One, resolving to keep the to
bacco tax earmarked for con
struction of school buildings;
the other concerned the US.
Deputy Marshal's office here.
Th tobacco tax for schools
resolution was a move to cease
the ear-marking of funds by the
Legislature and turn the whole
into the general fund of the
Territory. School authorities on
the community level fear that
such a move might deprive indi
vidual communiti.s of the only
available money for construction
of needed school buildings. Sew
ard's share of this allocated to
bacco tax fund is estimated to
be over $17,500 this year, and
can be used toward financing
the new proposed high school
building.
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Anita Garnick, senator from
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can candidate for the office of
auditor of Alaska, visited Sew
ard Thursday evening and Fri
day.
Miss Garnick was especially
interested in the hospital and
Sanatorium. She was personally
escorted through the Sanatorium
by Dr. P'rancis J. Phillips.
After meeting several Seward
ites, Miss Garnick was enter
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the Seward Republican Club.
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