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FOR SALE—Complete saw shop
equipment. Hand saw filer, grind
er. circular saw grinder, retooth
er. Complete equipment. Contact
Glenn H. Eagon, 13-11, Martin
Arms, Anchorage, Alaska. c-4-S
FOR RENT—Approximately 120C
sq. ft. warehouse space, unheat
ed. drive in or will remodel. 21(1
Sixth Avenue, phone Lincoln 277
c-3-ii
FOR SALE — One cornet, used one
year in school. Like new. Call
Jeff. 109 or may be seen at 40S
Fourth Avenue. c-I
FOR SALE—All major items ol
office furniture at Seattle prices
plus freight. At the Seaporl
Record office. dll
RUBBER STAMPS — Almost all
kinds and sizes. Seward Seaport
Record. tt
FOR SALE—1949 Chrysler High
land with radio and heater. See
Fred Hershberger, Bear Lake
or write Box 65.
WANTED—Model T Ford body &
fenders in good condition. Coupe
model preferred. Write Box B
care Seward Seaport Record.
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DIRECTORY
SEWARD
B. P. O. ELKS
1773
Meet 2nd & 4th Wed. of Monti
OPEN DAILY 5:00 P.M.
International Longshoremen's
and Warehousemen's Union
" Local 1-39
Meetings—
First Tuesday Each Month
7:30 p.m. Union Hall
President — A1 Moser
Secretary — Ralph Ryder
FOR SALE—Apartment size Eag
gas range; good condition. S<
Fred Hershberger. Bear Lake.
c-4
WANTED — A good used 6-yei
crib, also a high chair. Wri
Box 440, Seward. P
FOR RENT—Small house suital)
for 1 or 2 people. Partly furnis
ed. 538 Fourth Ave., or phot
Jefferson 3S. c-4
FOR RENT—One and 2-room A
artments. Ocean View Apai
ments. Phone Lincoln 185. ct
FOR SALE—Garage building
town, 12 x 24. Must be move
$395. See Metcalf's Cash Gr
eery. Mile 5% or write Box 5
c-4
FOR SALE—Kenmore wash mac
ine. Excellent cond., $45. Fo
a-way. 48 inch bed & mattres
$20. 404 6th Street. Jeff. 170.
p-4
PRINTING — Commercial Printii
done. Pete’s Print Shop. 518
First Avenue or P.O. Box 40
Seward, Alaska. c-3
FOR RENT — Cabin with elect;
city. Inquire Metcalf’s Cas
Grocery, Mile 5%. c-2
FOR SALE—1% ton dump true
good running condition $400, all
Ford pick-up working every di
$250. Call Adams 94. c
FOR SALE — Crown Gas rang
trash burner attached. Exci
lent condition. Also 1932 PI
mouth Coupe, with radio and hes
er. Contact Frank Steele, Al
port Road, Mile 3. p
REAL ESTATE:
6 Unit Apartment, fully furnis
ed. Low down payment.
Two Garages, fully equippe
terms.
Two bedroom home on 50 ft 1c
Quonset hut and new garage (
two corner lots. Priced to se
Thirty-five foot trailer.
JOHN P. SMITH
Real Estate and Insurance
Phone Main S23
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LETTERS TO
THE EDITOR
EDITOR, SEWARD RECORD:
I nm ever so glad to know you
1 have gone to Seward and are
publishing the Seward Seaport
I Record. You would not know it,
i hut Seward is something of a
I “home town" to me: I lived there
in 1933 and have many recollec
tions of the city from 1931 onward.
( There have been times in Sew
ard when the future looked rather
, bleak . . . when it seemed the
| railroad would give up and leave
the place — and that was some
I time before anyone ht'ped the
highway would go through.
| What a difference today.
] The railroad is there to stay,
it seems, and the highway assures
i Seward of rapid economical con
nections with the rest of main
land Alaska.
Yoy havie tl^e finest scenery
; in Alaska all around you; are
| busy as bees; the future is bright.
; 1 shall read your newspaper
: with great expectations.
sincerely,
LOUIS It. HUBER
Special Correspondent,
The Christian Science Monitor,
1947 Eourteenth North, Seattle 2,
Washington.
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PTA Group Plans
Halloween Party
The next general meeting date
for the Parent Teachers Associa
tion has been set for 8 o’clock,
October 28th, it was decided at a
recent session of the executive
committee.
Plans for u Halloween Party to
be held at the school on October
29th were discussed and remain
to be completely worked out. High
School mothers will be in charge
of tlie party activities.
Polio has struck a hard blow at
the ranks of the Parent Teacher
organization, reducing the ntimber
of available room mothers and
other active roles in the PTA or
ganization. If you are interested
in child welfare, whether or not
you are a parent, or teacher, you
are invited to join the PTA. Your
help will be greatly appreciated
by the group.
Committee reports included one
from the Health Committee which
reported it was working on health
cards for all the children. The
Tennis Court committee also re
ported that its work had been sty
mied by the polio outbreak, but
sufficient funds and materials are
now on hand to proceed with the
court project in the spring.
Room teachers will be asked to
organize with the teachers to work
out a program of parent-teacher
plans for furthering the objectives
of the group.
The next session of the PTA
will be given over to a group dis
cuslon of problems and plans of
the group with final decisions to
be made by the group as a whole.
All interested parties are invited
to attend the session to be held at
the school October 28th starting
at 8 p.m. Refreshments will be
served.
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5.49
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$8.29
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FRESH EGG NOODLES 1 lb.
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Seward Republicans
Going Underground
Perhaps it was because the Se
ward Itepuhlicans were feeling low
that they chose the basement of
the Lutheran Church for their next
meeting which will be held on
October 27, at 8:00 p.m.
All Republicans are invited to
attend this session which will take
up plans for the future.
SEWARD PUBLIC HEALTH
NURSING SERVICE
Monday 10 a.m. to 12 noon.
Wednesday, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Thursday, 1st and 3rd Thursdays
of the month. Well Baby Clinic,
1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Other times by appointment.
Call Main 238.
Monday through Friday, 8:30
a.m. to 9 a.m.
LOTTE HIRSCH
Public Health Nurse
AT THE SAN
COMMISSIONER OF
HEALTH VISITS
Dr. C. Earl Albrecht visited at
the Sanatorium this last week.
He drove down from Anchorage
with Dr. F. J. Phillips Friday morn
ing and was here to attend the
regular Friday afternoon Rehab
Staff meeting. The Commission
er of Health spoke briefly to the
staff commending them on the
pioneer work which they are do
ing in the field of Rehabilitation
of the handicapped in Alaska. He
reminisced briefly about the be
ginning of the Sanatorium in 1945
and told about the decrepit state
of the buildings here when he came
here first with the officials rep
resentative of the Womens Divi
sion of the Methodist Church to
commehce work rehabilitating the
abandoned army hospital into a
Tuberculosis Sanatorium. Dr. Al
brecht noted that great progress
had been made and that a fine
treatment program has been in
stituted. He said that the Sana
torium enjoys a fine reputation
amongst experts in the public
health field.
Dr. Albrecht reported to the
staff on the recommendation of
the Parran Health Team and said
that it was not the intention of
that team or of Alaska Depart
ment of Health to recommend
that patients be sent to hospitals
in Washington state at the expense
of taking patients away from
Alaskan Hospitals, but rather that
these 400 beds should be used in
addition to all facilities in Alaska
with the hope and plan that TR
could be substantially reduced in
this territory in the next 10 years.
He believed, however, that there
would be. for many years, a real
need for the rehabilitation of those
handicapped by TB and other
causes and that the staff at the
Sanatorium was farsighted in plan
ning for this service.
Saturday was spent visiting and
studying the "workings” at the
Sanatorium, and again Dr. Albrecht
said that he was impressed by the
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CHRISTMAS MIL BE HERE
BEFORE YOU KNOW IT!
So we have planned
A PREVIEW OF CHRISTMAS CARDS
AND GIFT WRAPPINGS
They will be on display all next week
MCMULLEN’S
A COMPLETE LINE OF
PLUMBING AND HEATING
SUPPLIES
AND
MAJOR APPLIANCES
“You Can Be Sure If It’s Westinghouse”
SEWARD PLUMBING
AND HEATING
Phone Main 171
Seward
P. 0. Box 27
fine job being done.
SCHOOL INSPECTOR VISITS
SANATORIUM SCHOOL
Mr. Isaacs, one of the school
inspectors from the Alaska Depart
ment of Education visited here
this week. Mr. Isaacs was here
to study the problems peculiar to
a Sanatorium and a bedside teach
ing program. He was able to
spend almost an entire day dis
cussing the efforts made, and re
vealed an enthusiastic interest in
what we are trying to do.
The entire staff was pleased with
the constructive criticism which he
offered. Right now, the patients
desiring to study, the teachers
presently employed here, and
everyone else concerned are en
couraged that the Department of
Education is interested in this
program as evidenced by Mr. Isaacs
visit.
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