JONES-ESTES WEDDING
VOWS REPEATED SATURDAY
Leah M. Jones, second daught
er of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Jones,
and Robert R. Estes, merchant
at Moose Pass, were married in
the Jones home in Seward last
Saturday, April 4. The wedding
took place before the fireplace
by candlelight, Rev. Gunter F.
Hutson officiating.
The bride’s gown was of white
lace over a net skirt. The fitted
top was graced with a peter pan
collar. She wore a small white
headpiece and carried white
roses.
Her sister. Marylou, as maid of
honor, wore pink taffeta, and
carried pink and white carna
tions. The groom and his brother
Ed, who was best man, wore
boutonnieres matching those of
the bride and her attendant.
Among the guests were the
bride’s brother, Cpl. Warren
Jones. 541st Military Intelligence
Company, Fort Richardson.
The party went to Moose Pass
for the reception, which was
held as open house at the Jockey
Club. An orchestra furnished
music for dancing and refresh
ments were served. The couple
are now at home in Moose Pass
after a short honeymoon.
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MARTINE BURDICK ELECTED
PRESIDENT WOMAN'S CLUB
Miss Martine Burdick was
elected president of Seward
Woman's Club Thursday night.
Other officers elected were vice
president, Ruth Malin; secretary,
Sarah May Garrett; treasurer,
Bertha McGhee. Helen Case will
serve agaiti as custodian. Instal
lation will be held May 14.
The regular April meeting
was held in the home of Mrs.
Tom Howell with 12f> present.
Mrs. Ray James, program chair
man for the evening, gave an
entertaining and interesting re
sume of history, or outstanding
events in Seward since 1920,
comparing the local scene with
current events in the United
States and the world. It was so
interesting that Mrs. James has
promised to prepare it for pub
lication—at a later date. Mrs.
O. M. Gilbert led the group in
popular songs depicting the mode
of the years.
Mrs. Roberta Thornton, retir
ing president, announced the
time and place of the installation
banquet, which will be at Tony's
Cafe, on the evening of May 14.
Reservations must be made for
the dinner by calling Mrs. Thorn
ton at Main 381.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mesdames Jordan, Kirkpatrick.
Empey and James. Ice cream
and cake were served with
coffee.
ST. PETER S CHURCH BEING
REHABILITATED
Structural weaknesses in the
building of St. Peter’s Episcopal
Church are being remedied this
week while Father Clapp is ab
sent from the parish.
Beams and bracing were in
stalled in the front of the old
building and the side walls are
being insulated with rock wool
blown between the partitions.
The church is one of the older
buildings in Seward and some
fear has been expressed con
cerning safety of the beautiful
altar painting which has become
famous in Alaskan lore. Wrack
ing of the structure does not
appear to have affected the
painting, although the last big
wind toppled the steeple which
is over the altar end of the
building.
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Bowling News . . .
MEN'S HANDICAP LEAGUE
Won Lost
Seward Hardware 18 6
lit Nat’l Ramblers 17 7
Dreamland Bowl 15 9
Elk’s Club 13 11
Seward Trading 13 11
Seaport Record 9 15
Gil’s Lounge 7 17
Sanatorium Five 4 20
WEEKS HIGH SCORES
Individual High 10
Bob Sheffield 232
Louis Dick Sr. 22G
J. Black, B. Hendricks 212
Individual High 30
Bob Sheffield 589
Oscar V.'atsjold 587
Louis Dick Sr. 577
Team High 10
1st Nat’l Ramblers 1005
Dreamland Bowl 980
Seaport Record 972
Team High 30
1st Nat’l Ramblers 2909
Gil’s Lounge 2791
Dreamland Bowl 2769
League Leaders
Bob Hendricks 179
Marty Kowalski 173
Gene Thorn 171
Louis Dick Sr. 171
Jacque Roth 170
Tony Murkowski 168
Jim Van Pelt 166
Van Guilder Sr. 166
Everett Skinner 166
Oscar Watsjold 165
Plan To Build House
Factory For Mass
Production Of Homes
Low co?t hou'-lng on a mass-pro
duction i>lan i > now available to
Alaskans.
I. G. Fulton Co., Ino„ of 730 Fifth
Avenue. Anchorage, has announced
plans for a new plant which will
produce small homes,for as little
as $1700: FOB Anchorage.
This structure is suitable for
hous ng on homesteads and home
site it may be converted into a
garage,' 14 x 24 feet, and will be
erected at buyer's location for cost
of f,eight from Anchorage and
lour da>s' board for two men.
Another variation will include a
slight pit' h t i a peaked roof, which
enables the pre-cut rafters to be
shorter in length The pre-cut ma
terial can be loaded in small planes
for transportation to Inaccessible
cabin sites in hunting or fishing
country.
Another design will include a
partition and two entrances, mak
ing a small duplex ideal for use by
resorts seeking 1 w cost housing
for large numbers of transient
guests.
FIFTH AWARD TO ALASKA
REGION, FOREST SERVICE
The Alaska Region of the U.S.
Forest Service had no injuries
in 1952 that kept a man away
from his job. A suitable framed
award will be presented to the
Region by the Chief Forester.
The Chief Personnel Officer
of the Forest Service has writ
ten to the Alaska Region as fol
lows: “The Region's no-injury
record for calendar year 1952
was achieved by no other region.
This is your fifth award. Con
gratulations on this splendid
progress in accident prevention!”
The major share of credit for
this remarkable safety record
should go to the rangers, fore
man, and others out in the woods
according to Assistant Regional
Forester Chas. G. Burdick.
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