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“You didn’t tell me to meet you at six. Bill. You told
me to meet you at seven.”
TWO SAILINGS SET FOR
KUSKOKWIM AREA
The scheduling of two sailings
to the Kuskokvv im-Goodm ws
Bay district by Alaska Steam
ship Companj vessels during the
1951 season was announced last
week by H. N. Peterson, general
traffic manager of the company.
The first vessel is scheduled
to leave Seattle the latter part
of May and a second vessel, be
tween August 1 and 10.
“Freight will be received
at Pier 42 from May 14 to 25
for the first sailing," Peterson
said. However, he stressed that
for the most rapid disposition
of cargo, shippers should deli
ver freight to the pier during
the early part of the reception
period.
If sufficient freight should
warrent, it was pointed out, an
additional voyage to this area
will be made between May and
August trips.
“These sailings are scheduled
in line with our recent agree
ment with the Santa Ana Steam
ship Company to service the
Kuskokwim-Goodnews Bay area
this year,” Peterson said.
JOSEF JOHNSON DIES
Josef E r 1 a n d Johnson, 64,
longshoreman and laborer, was
found dead in his cabin on the
morning of Friday, March 30.
Cause of death was listed as
heartfailure brought on by mal
nutrition and influenza. John
son was born in Finland and
came to Seward 12 years ago.
In addition to his longshoring
and general work around Sew
ard, it is thought that he had
spent at least one season fish
ing in Bristol Bay. lie had no
known relatives.
About the only thing that
comes to he that waits is whisk
ers.
AGRICULTURAL CIRCULAR
DISTRIBUTED RECENTLY
‘‘Alaska Farms: Organization
and Practices in 1949." Mimeo
graph circular 1 of the Alaska
Agricultural Experimental Sta
tion, was released this week for
distribution by the University
of Alaska Agricultural Exten
sion Service offices in College,
Palmer, and Anchorage, Alaska.
Clarence A. Moore, agricul
tural economist on the Experi
ment Station staff and author of
the new circular, made a survey
of 77 farms in the Matanuska
Valley. 17 in the Tanana Valley,
and a few small farming enter
prises near Anchorage in his
study of Alaska farming prac
tices. Estimating that Alaska
growers were paid between $1.
200.000.00 and SI .700.000.00 for
produce sold in 1949. Mr. Moore
has presented this preliminary
analysis of a growing industry
which is essential to and in turn
is dependent upon expanding
Alaskan economy.
Sylvia's Shop, now owned by
Mr. and Mrs. William O'Brien,
has been closed for extensive
remodeling and will re-open
April 7 under a new name. The
closing date of the contest for
a new name has been extended
from April 1 to April 7. A flood
of entries has been received,
according to Mrs. O'Brien, but
no selection has been made to
date.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stoeckle
returned on Monday evening's
train from a three-months vaca
tion Outside. They returned via
the Alaska Highway, They visit
ed Mr. Stoeckle’s mother, in
Fort Madison, Iowa, and trav
elled through several North
western states on the return
trip. Mrs. Stoeckle is organist at
the Kenai Lounge.
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