CANDIDATES
Paul W. Nelson, another local
candidate has been a Seward
man since 1945, where he is
administrator of Seward Sana
torium, the largest hospital of
its kind in Alaska.
Nelson was bom in North Da
kota, March 29, 1915. He at
tended North Dakota Agricul
tral College and the University
of Nebraska, where he gradua
ted with a bachelor of science
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FASCINATING NEW BOOK
IN LIBRARY
The fascinating book of the
travels and explorations of Lewis
and Clark, titled “Journals of
Lewis and Clark,’’ edited and
compiled by Bernard de Voto,
is a collection of the actual di
aries of the two explorers, giv
ing a day by day description of
the expedition.
Incidentally, it is learned that
a new highway is under con
struction in Idaho which is the
first all weather route to be con
structed in that state which fol
lows the original trail of the his
torical journey of Lewis and
Clark.
degree in business administra
tion. He also has a masters de
gree in hospital administration
from the Northwestern School
of Hospital Administration.
He is an active member of
Seward Chamber of Commerce,
the Lions Club, Masons, Eas
tern Star, and American Legion.
He was the organizer and presi
dent of the Alaska Hospital
Association, an association of
all hospitals in the Territory.
Seward Sanatorium has in
Seward Sanatorium has ir>—
creased its efficiency 100 per
cent, among other items was
the intitution of bus service be
tween the hospital and town.
This week Congress appropri
ated funds for an additional 20
bed patients at the Sanatorium.
Nelson is vitally interested in
health problems of Kenai Pen
insula and the Territory.
ALASKA KENNEL CLUB
ALL-BREEDS DOG SHOW
TO BE MAY 1-2, ANCHORAGE
Every dog will have his day
when the Anchorage Kennel
Club holds Its Sixth Annual Dog
Show at the Anchorage Junior
High School Gymnasium on
bcu/urday and Sunday, May, 1
and 2.
Charles G. Elliott, club presi
dent, announced this week that
the number of entries in nearly
all breeds has increased yearly
since the First Annual All-Breed
Dog Show was held in Anchor
age, August 7, 1949. Two hun
dred twenty dogs representing
forty different breeds were en
tered in the show last year.
Entry blanks and premium
lists have been mailed to former
exhibitors. Additional entry
blanks can be obtained in Sew
ard at the Pagoda Pet Shop,
along with other show informa
tion.
Due to the large number of
entries anticipated, the terrier,
hound, toy and non-sporting
groups will be on exhibition
Saturday and the sporting and
working groups will be benched
Sunday. Winners of the groups
judged on Saturday will, of
course, be brought back Sunday
for the best-in-show judging on
Sunday night.
Mr. A. W. Forbes of Tacoma
will judge the entire show. He
is licensed by the American Ken
nel Club to judge all breeds of
dogs and has had many years of
judging experience.
Show hours! will be from 6
p.m. to 11 p.m. on Saturday and
from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Sun
day.
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Phone Main 103 between 1 and 5 p.m.
ALASKA RAILROAD TRAIN SCHEDULE
Northbound
Read Down
7:30 a m.
SEWARD AND ANCHORAGE
Each Thursday
Southbound
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12:01 p.m. Ar. Anchorage Lv. 3:30 p.m.
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Mon., Wed., Frl., Northbound
Tues.. Thurs., Sat.. Southbound
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MUSICAL TO BE PRESEHTED
GOOD FRIDAY AT
METHODIST CHURCH
In the first major musical pre
sentation given in Seward in
some years the Memorial Metho
dist Church will present “The
Crucifixion,” by John Stainer
■on Good Friday at eight o’clock
p.m.
This all musical presentation
of the story of Good Friday will
be sung by a twenty-five voice
choir with Mr. Paul Phillips as
tenor soloist, and Mr. Arthur
Knight as bass soloist. The choir
will be under the direction of
Mr. Knight with acompaniment
on the organ by Mrs. Ralph
Hatch. The group has been work
ing on the cantata, which takes
about an hour and a half to pre
sent, for the past three months.
The public is invited to at
tend.
HOLY WEEK AT SEWARD
METHODIST CHURCH
Holy Thursday there will be a
Tanabrae service beginning at
eight o’clock p.m. at the Memo
rial Methodist Church. This com
munion service by candlelight
is one of the most beautiful an
nual observances in Christen
dom. This will be an open com
munion available for anyone in
the community.
EASTER SERVICES
Services on Easter Day at the
Memorial Methodist Church are
as follows:
Early service at 7:00 a.m.;
Sourdough Pancake Breakfast
served by the men at 8:00 a.m.;
Sunday School at 9:45 a.m.;
Worship Service at 11:00 a.m.,
with Baptism and Reception of
of New Members. (There is a
nursery to care for your child
dring the service); Youth Fel
lowship at 7:00 p.m.: and Eve
ning Worship at 8:00 p.m., with
a sound motion picture being
shown.
CATHOLIC LADIES PLAN
PROGRAM
Discussion of future activities
filled the callendar at a recent
meeting of the Catholic Ladies’
Club in the home of Mrs. Myra
Lesko.
Plans were completed for two
sessions of a Stanley Party on
April 28. Both the date and
double sessions were planned for
the convenience of all ladies
wishing to attend prior to spring
cleaning.
A 2:00 p.m. party will have
Mrs. M. J. Bauer as hostess,
while an- 8:00 p.m. party will be
hostessed by Mrs. Ginger Ga
Both parties will be held in tl
rectory. Refreshments will ]
served and everyone is invite
All regular monthly ca
parties will be discontinued u
til fall.
Bake sales will continue
usual, with the next one sche
uled for Saturday, May 1,
Werner’s Market.
Mrs. Jennie Roth will 1
hostess at the next regular me<
ing, May 3, at 8:00 p.m.
Refreshments in keeping wi
the Lenten season were serv<
at the end of the business mee
ing. |
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