Memorial Swim Pool
Fund Still Growing
A status report on the Memorial
Swimming Pool fund was given
this week as the fund neared its
fifth year of collections.
Started in August of 1950 the
fund was established at the re
quest of Mr .and Mrs. C. E. Shey
whose son David was drowned in
Bear Lake. The accident was
attributed to the fact that David
could not swim.
in the ensuing years a total of
$1145.94 has been given to the
fund in the name of David and
others.' A total of 78 separate do
nations have been received, how
ever. this does not give a fair
indication of the number of don
ors since in many cases many
persons were represented in a
single donation.
The fund has been administered
since its establishment by Mr. G.
R. Jackson and Mrs. Kay James.
The weekly game spotters ex
pidition to Anchorage carried on
last week on Friday by the staff
of the Seaport Record spied seven
Moose and one chipmunk along
the highway.
AT THE SAN
Ehis reporter planned to tell, in
this column, about the Thanksgiv
ing dinner eaten aboard the VVon
osari, Dutch freighter enroute to
the orient. But. due to circum
stances beyond her control our
traveling cook aboard, was unable
to report — there was no Thanks
giving! The ship crossed the
international date line during the
night of the 24th, and when the
passengers awoke the nekt Thorn
ing it was Friday the 26th, and
there was no way to go back and
pick up the day, even though it
was a special day. Mrs. Aldridge
did report that every meal is like
a Thanksgiving meal — and that
the other passengers, all mission
aries on a tour of duty in the
orient, held church services in the
lounge which she attended.
Mrs. Edna Foster will he at
the San December 20 through 24.
Mrs. Foster is from the Depart
ment of Health Offices in Juneau
and will be in Seward for four
days to-gather the matorial which
she will need to write “The Rehab
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Story”. This will be a feature of
Alaska’s Health magazine, and will
include the Explanation of the ef
fort which 1b being made by the
staff at the Seward Sanatorium
to assist their patients in prepar
ing to return to a full, useful and
productive life.
Mark Nupowhotuk is going to
spend Christmas with his family
on St. Lawrence Island. Mark,
who has been in the San for more
than a year, was so eager to catch
his 6 a.m. ride to Anchorage that
he woke up his neighbors on the
ward at 4 a.m. to say good bye.
All employees received pretty
hand-made invitations for them
to eat Christmas dinner at the San
dining room. The invitation in
cludes members of the family and
j special guests. It promises to
-be a full-house. Other Christmas
plans include an hour broadcast
over KSAN every noon featuring
patient and employee carolers and
a Christmas tree in every ward,
as well as in the dining room.
Christmas travel plans are be
ing made by Miss Ada Stuart who
intends to visit her folks in Cald
well, Idaho, Mrs. Mable Kendall,
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; her daughter on her homestead
near Palmer, Mrs. Ennis Sr. and
Mrs. Ennis Jr., who have already
left for a statside visit, and Mrs.
Chipntan who plans to check up
on the Dobermann pups at her
daughters house in Anchorage.
Dr .Herbert Greenlee will leave
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Saturday (or a visit with hlB folks
la Illinois 'before going on to the
next semester of school at the Un
iverslty of Chicago. Dr. Greenlee
has been at the San as a senioi
medical student receiving a fill
semesters credit for his work un
der Dr. Phillips ,who was formerlj
an instructor in surgery at the
same university. Dr. Greelee ie
the second student to work here
under a special arrangement witt
the University of Chicago. Dr. I
Toni Lalli who left last June to I
take his internship at Toronto
General, was the first to take ad
vantage of this training and Dr.
Greelee will be followed by Dr.
Roland Meyers. It is planned
that Dr. Meyers will start his 6
month’s tour of duty in January
of ’55. Dr. andMrs. F. J. Phillips
will entertain friends at a fare
well party Friday evening.
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LIBERTY THEATRE
DECEMBER 24th, 2 P.M.
Featuring
“A CHRISTMAS CAROL”
By CHARLES DICKENS
and Three Cartoons
All children 14 years and under invited to attend
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