W M. Moore, of tlie Ter
Dcpartinent of Taxation,
is first trip by car from
age to cover lvenai Pen
bnsin ss license collee
ns past week.
WING CREAM
r or Brushless .50
trful new formula brings
iter, smoother creams that
stay moist throughout the
The improved I.ather is
odied. quick-forming; the
ved Brushless is richer,
er, makes your razor glide.
IDENER'S
EWARD DRUG
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
TO BEGIN 1952
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
Al 1 ho regular meeting of the
Seward Chamber of Commerce,
scheduled for next Tuesday,
November (1, Harding's Cafe, at
noon, point number one on the
agenda will be a membership
drive aiming at 100 per cent rep
resentation ot Seward business
firms tor 1952. according to
President Clarence Keating.
As an additional inducement
to new m.mbers. certificates for
toe year 1952 will be consider
ed in effect for the balance of
1951. Mr. Keating reported that
an upturn in new memberships
hits already been experienced,
thanks in large part to the ac
tivity on behalf of tHe Chamber
from Mary Ann Balmat, Seward
realtor.
A full list of paid-up members
is to be published soon. Fees
are S25 per year for business
firms having a number of em
ployes: $5 per year for self
employed. professional and gen
eral individual memberships.
Many folks have the' answers
to any and every question in
the hollow of their heads.
Good judgment comes from
experience and e x p e r i e n c e
comes from poor judgment.
SEWARD'S TAXI PHONES
Main 54 or Main 55
NORTHERN CAB
Relax and really enjoy your next trip outside
aboard a COMFORTABLE Alaska Line ship.
Low winter fores save money, too. See your
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UASKA STEAftlSMIP COMPANY
T~miwm aflBRr
Concert
Cesare Curzi
Series Proudly Presents
Seward
Moth odist
Church
Tomiko Kanazawa
Richard Gumming
V
m
irJofcd Musical Stars
Featured in
Concert Nov. j ] *
v\iih the opera duo, Tomiko
Kanazawa, lyric soprano, and
Cesar e Curzi, tenor, here on No
\ ember 11 as {.ho second concert
*'11' C)5l -o2 scries, Seward
listeners will be offered two
scenes from the favorites with
all opera audiences, “La Travi
ata and “Madame Butterfly,”
the artists appearing in costume
to forth r carry out the colorful
Picture. Critics have called Tom
iko Kanazawa, California born
singer, the butterfly of opera
tod..\. Lquallv well she sings
hoi other roles and concert
pieces.
Cesare Curzi has just finished
his season with the San Fran
cisco Opera. A fine young singer
who is favored by Gaetano
Merola, director of the San Fran
cisco Opera season, and given
many roles which lie sings with
great satisfaction to his listeners.
Mme. Kanazawa has just fin
ished an engagement at the
Royal Opera House in Stockholm
where she is very popular. The
program sung here by the Opera
Duo will bring back many favor
ites of light opera as well—
"Niw Moon." “Merry Widow.”
"Roberta" and “Showboat” with
the most famous duet from each.
A solo group by Mme. Kanazawa
and Mr. Curzi will complete the
program.
Richard Camming, young Cal
ifornia composer and pianist,
will accompany the artists.
ILLEGAL LICENSE PLATES
EXPENSIVE FOR LOCAL MAN
In L’.S. Commissioner South
ard's Court this Wednesday,
Melvin Lohman Jr. was fined
•S25 for use of illegal license
plates on his car. Having been
previously warned by the high
wax- patrol. Lohman failed to
comply, and the citation and
convict ion followed.
Motorists were warned that
lie nse plates are issued for a
specific vehicle, and are not
transferrable from one car to
another.
C ily Basketball League activi
ty in Seward got underway
Thursday evening with the elec
tion of a president and a sccre
laiv treasurer. Ralph Hatch v/as
< ' ' ted president and Donald
Dalberg has 1! 1 o pen-pusher and
nion y hags post.« A vice-presi
dent and executive committee
will be elected at a later date.
1 Ians are for tour or more
teams ta participate in a triple
round-robin. Imitative schedule
to be announced n xl week. Be
sides the SI IS Seahawks, team
sponsors to-date are Tony’s Bar,
Bear Lake Sawmill, and The
Nobby has signified willingness
to participate.
All games will be played in
the Civic Center and season tick
ets will be sold for a nominal
charge.
1 hose interested in playing
are requested to come to the first
practice session next Monday
evening, Nov. 5, at 7:30 in the
Civic Center. Another practice
is scheduled for Wednesday eve
ning.
Coach Dalberg of the Seward
High School Seahawks intends
to make full use of the games to
give his boys, especially those
who have had no high school
competition, some much needed
experience that they could not
possibly get otherwise.
Plans have been made for a
West rn Alaska City League
Tournament to be held in An
chorage toward the end of the
season and hopes are high that
Seward's City League will be
repnfsented by a choice of the
town s b< st players. High school
players wiil not be eligible to
participst in that particular
tournament.
Negotiations are in progress
for the purchase of a small flock
of sheep tor Jesse Lee Home,
according to Rev. Charles Walin.
It is hoped by Mr. Matthews,
superintendent, that the raising
of sheep will not only provide
valuable experience for the
youngsters, but also provide a
dependable source of low-cost
meat for institutional purposes.
WINNER — TV editors tossed a
well-deserved bouquet to curvace
ous blond Roxanne, assistant to
emcee Bud Collyer on Sylvania's
"Beat the Clock" program (CBS
TV), when they named the statu
esque beauty "most photogenic"
in a nationwide poll.
DOUBLE TROUBLE LOOMS
FOR TRIGGER HAPPY
Mr. Robert Bain, agent-pilot
for the Fish & Wildlife Service,
has recently been transferred
from the Fairbanks agency to
Seward where he will work with
Enforcement Agent C. M. Car
son. The position is to be per
manent.
Mr. Bain is accompanied by
his wife, Helen. The Bains are at
present stopping at a hotel, pend
ing location of suitable quarters
for their permanent home.
Mr. Bain has been with the
Fish & Wildlife Service as en
forcement agent for a numbe r of
years and has flown over a good
part of Alaska. He is a very wel
come addition to the enforce
ment staff on the Kenai Penin
sula as the population is increas
ing at a fast pace.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Crawford
were rec iving the congratula
tions of their many friends this
week on the celebration of their
wedding anniversary Monday.
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S.H.S SENIOR CLASS VARIETY SHOW
Seward High School Auditorium
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November 16
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