2— Seward Seaport Record — Fri., Mar. 30, '51 - Seward, Aaa
Seward Seaport Record
Published each Tuesday and Friday
Seward, Alaska
John M. Coleman . Editor and Publisher
Mildred Kirkpatrick .Managing Editor
Subscription rates .75c per month; $8 per year
ALASKA COMPILED LAWS
ABOUT DOGS FROM
Vol. 1, Paragraph 65-13-20—Per
mitting dangerous animals to be
at large.
That if any person, being the
owner or having the control of
any dangerous or vicious animal,
knowing such animal to be dan
gerous or vicious, shall willfully
or negligently permit or suffer
the same to be at large in any
neighborhood or on any public
highway, such person, upon con
viction thereof, shall be punish
ed by fine not less than ten nor
more than fifty dollars.
RED CROSS FUND DRIVE
REACHES THIRD OF QUOTA
Rev. Kent Spaulding stated
today that the executive com
mittee, Seward Chapter of Am
erican Red Cross, is very ap
preciative of the cooperation
and interest shown by business
houses in the 1951 Fund Cam
paign.
The Fund Campaign is being
conducted by Hal Gilfilen and
Jack Werner with the assistance
of young women of local organ
izations. These enthusiastic peo
ple report that one-third of the
total quota for Seward has al
ready been contributed.
Door to door visits will be
made over the week end of
April 7 to 9, with the expecta
tion that every door in Seward
will display a red cross after
Monday, April 9.
Booths will be set up in
public places, so that anyone
who misses the home visit will
have the opportunity to get his
membership card. Membership
in. Reel Cross is obtained by the
purchase of a card with the con
tribution of SI.00 or more.
Every person who has a current
card is a member of the local
chapter with the privilege of
a vote in the annual meeting'.
Two tilings we cannot expect
to escape paying for are educa
tion and experience.
Kasilof Items
Roy Groning has returned
from Anchorage after a brief
business trip. He is now drawing
up the blue prints for the new
i home for Rev. Gillespie, whose
| home was burned out this win
ter.
Shirley Dennison, the territor
ial nurse, called at the school
and various homes on Monday.
Morris Coursen and Chell
Bear went to Ninilchik with a
party of clam diggers from
Kenai. Clams are plentiful and
really big this season.
Barney Furmon has returned
to Kasilof after assisting as
minister at Homer during the
| absence of Dale Davis.
Fran and Emil Bartoliwits,
Charles Meckel and Loyd Max
well were Sunday dinner guests
of the Bear family.
Abram Erickson recently re
turned from a couple'of months
of treatments at hot springs in
Juneau.
The school children enjoyed
an Easter party on Friday. They
had a basket hunt and were
served refreshments. Judy and
Jewel Franklin were guests at
school that day.
SENATOR SNIDER VISITS
Senator Heinie Snider arrived
on the Baranof Thursday morn
ing, and took time to visit
around town before the train
left in the afternoon for Anchor
age and home.
He spent some time with Ted
Gt rwer and family and other
friends. Aboard ship Mr. Snider
met two old friends with whom
tie had worked many years ago.
Among his souvenirs he was
carrying a pair of boxing gloves
worn by the Wasilla boxer and
chunks of galena ore imbedded
in quartz whicli is to decorate
the fireplace in his home. There
are samples of every kind of
mineral rock found in Alaska
in the fireplace.
The Senator has just complet
ed his second term of office in
me Territorial Legislature.
Starling April 6
DOYLE'S HARDWARE OFFERS GUARANTEED
RADIO REPAIR SERVICE BY A
LICENSED RADIO REPAIRMAN
We are accepting Radios for Repair NOW—
First Corns ~ First Served
DOYLE'S HARDWARE
Telephone Madison 6
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Ar. Seward .
Lv. Long Beach -
Lv. San Francisco
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Ar. Seward .
LOS ANGELES
LONG BEACH
Pier A
ANCHORAGE
223 Central Bldg.
P.O. Box 592
Ph. 3-4401
George Hutton
District Mgr.
Modern Coa.
SS SEAFAIR
SS PACIFICUS
SAN FRANCISCO 4
150 Sansome St.
Pier 40
SEATTLE 6
Pier, Amec Ter.
3200 26th Ave., S.W.
FAIRBANKS
M. J. (Bill) Wilcox
DisL Freight Agt.
Pioneer Hotel "
twise Steamship
..March 31
.April 7
April 6
April 10
v....April 16
.April 21
.April 26
PORTLAND 5
Pier. Columbia
Basin Terminals
Broadway-Oak Bldg.
Beacon 7301
SEWARD
ARR Freight Depot
Main 164
Captain T. Bie
Operating Mgr.
Transportation
The £ ★
Ctutlfe vivaclcv’i
By Mildred Kirkpatrick
The most important project in
Seward this week is the Red
Cross drive. It speaks for itself.
No one can tell another where
his duty lies, nor what his poc
ketbook will stand. BUT—
With the possible emergency
ahead of us, and with Red Cross
the only nationally recognized
emergency agency, it behooves
us all to support it to the fullest
extent.
POSTPONE OPENING OF
LIBRARY FOR MONTH
A letter from the Community
Library Board expresses regret
as follows:
“It is with mixed regret and
pleasure that the Library Board
announces that the Library will
be closed for another month.
At the end of this time the read
ing public will be admitted to
a clean, attractive enlarged Li
brary with additional facilities
including a children's section.
You who now have books be
longing to the Library will have
no overdue charges to pay for
the time that the Library is
closed.
"A pleasant surprise will be
in store for all booklovers when
you are able to return your
books, for some old, rare books
together with some of the latest
best sellers will be there for
your inspection and enjoyment.
“With our plea to bear with
us until we again open our doors
to you we also wish to thank
Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Swetmann
for the additional space and for
the face-lifting the Library is
getting.
“Library Board”
A'
LOYALTY CAMPAIGN I
SPONSORED BY
ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
' Beginning Sunday, April 1, ]
the Assembly of God Church J
is launching a Loyalty Cam-]
paign in the Sunday School
department. Each Sunday morn
ing a special theme will be em
phasized. The themes are as
follows:
i Loyalty No. 1—Loyalty to
j Christ.
Loyalty No. 2—Loyalty to
. The Bible.
| Loyalty No. 3—Loyalty to
| the Church.
| Loyalty No. 4—Loyalty to
| the Sunday School.
Loyalty No. 5—Loyalty to
I Friends.
| Loyalty No. 6—Loyalty to
, The Great Commission.
Loyalty No. 7—Loyalty to
Home.
j All are urged to be present
; each Sunday. Those who are in
t attendance all seven Sundays
* of the campaign ending on
Mother’s Day, will be given
, special awards.
Mrs. Nattie Nelsen and Her
man Nelsen, both of Ninilchik,
were hospitalized in Seward
General Hospital Thursday as
the result of an automobile ac
cident on the Seward-Kenai
highway.
LUTHERAN BAKE SALE
Lutheran Ladies Aid will hold
a bake sale Saturday, March 31,
at Osbo’s Electric Store.
Patronize Home Industry
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SPEND A HAPPY.
HEALTHFUL EVENING
Bowling
Pool
Shuffle Board
A Set-up for Your
Entertainment!
DREAMLAND BOWL
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NOTICE
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As of April 1, 1951, ALL COAL sales
' by the Alaska Transfer Company
will be on a strictly CASH BASIS.
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ALASKA TRANSFER |
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SALES & SERVICE
Ranges - Refrigerators
Automatic Washers
Driers - Water Heaters
Home Freezers
Dodge Electric Co.
Phone Adams 137
Telephone Polk 166
McRae Concrete
Products
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W. C. Knaalc — President
R. M. Bevan - Fin.-See. & Bus. Agt.
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