Seward Seaport Record
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Published on Friday of Each Week at Seward, Alaska
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ELECT
J. H. *Jack’ W erner
Democratic Candidate
TERRITORIAL SENATE
SEWARD BUSINESSMAN
18 Years Alaska Resident
TOWN CRIER
The Rev. Olin Tunnel left Mon
day morning via Cordova Airlines
headed for Dallas, Texas, and
Georgia, where he plans to re
sume his schooling.
• • * *
Mr. and Mrs. William Greien
spent the past weekend in Anch
orage and Hope.
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Miss Goldie Busko, formerly a
school teacher at the San., was a
Seward visitor this past weekend.
She now holds a teaching position
i in Anchorage,
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The Town Crier also heard tha^t
Jack Jeffery got a goat this past
weekend.
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Church Directory
SEWARD LUTHERN CHURCH
3rd Ave., and Church Streets
Rev. Dwight J. Boe
Sunday School for all ages .... 9:45
Morning Worship Service .... 11:00
Holy Communion Service, first
Sunday morning of each month.
Family Night Pot Luck Supper,
first Sunday evening of each
month at 5:30.
Church Council Meeting, first
Tuesday of each month at 7:30.
Ladies Aid, second Monday of each
month at 8:00.
CHURCH OF THE NAZARINE
Rev. L. C. Hopkins
Sunday:
Sunday School . 10:00
Morning Worship . 11:00
Young People’s Service . 6:30
Evening Evangelistic Service .. 7:30
Wednesday:
Mid-week Prayer Service . 8:00
FAITH CHAPEL
Rev. J. Lloyd Dean
Sunday:
Sunday School . 10:45
Evening Service . 7:45
Wednesday:
Bible Study and Prayer . 7:45
Thursday:
Listen to “Truth and Life” ....9:15
over KfBH
ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Rev. L. Russell Clapp
Sunday Services:
8:00 a.m. Holy Communion
9:45 a.m. Church School
11:00 a.m. Service and Sermon
SEWARD MEMORIAL
METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Olin Tunnell
Morning Service . 11:00
Sermon — "The Religious Fan
atic”
Evening Service . 8:0C
Sermon — “God’s Revelation
to you.”
There is always good singing
of your favorite hymns and you
will be welcomed to the church
This will be Rev. Tunnell's fin
al week as supply relief minister
at the Seward Memorial Methodist
church.
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SSWA&D, ALASKA
MAIN 56
P. 0. BOX 203
KIBH
Seward, Alaska
1340 KC 250 Watts
Affiliated wit* tne Columbia
Broadcasting System
SUNDAY, P.M.
1:00 — Sign On
Good News Hour
1:30 — Baseball
* 3:30 — Sunday Afternoon
4:00 — Luthern Hour
* 4:30 — Talent Scouts
* 5:00 _ Sunday Afternoon
5:30 _ Stars Over Hollywood
6:00 — Newscast
6:15 — Wonderland of Vision
6:30 — Norman Cloutier
7:00 — All Alaskan News
7:30 — Showtime
* 8:00 — The Cobbs
8:30 — TBA
9:00 — Newscast
9:15 .— Organairs
9:30 — TBA
10:00 — Newscast
10:15 — Hour of Decision
10:45 — Festival of Waltzes
11:00 — Sign Off
MONDAY, P.M.
1:58 — Sign On
2:00 — News
2:05 — World Music Festival
3:30 — News
3:35 — San Request
3:45 — Talk of the Town
* 4:00 — Peter Lind Hayes
* 4:30 — Tennessee Ernie
4:45 — Rays Record Rally
5:00 — News
* 5:05 — Hilltop House
* 5:15 — Helen Trent
* 5:30 — Second Mrs. Burton
5:45 — Sons of the Pioneers
6:00 i— Newscast
6:15 — Weather
6:20 — Waltz Time
6:30 ,— Old World Rhythms
6:45 — Local News
6:55 — Local Seward News
* 7:00 — Suspence
* 7:30 — Perry Mason
* 7:45 — Mr. Keen
8:00 — Newscast
8:05 ,— Music by Roth
* 8:30 — Meet Milly
9:00 — Newscast
9:15 — Date in Hollywood
* 9:30 — Twentvfirst Precinct
10:00 — Newscast
10:15 — Dreamtime
10:30 — Crime Photographer
11:00 — Sign Off
TUESDAY, P.M.
1:58 — Sign On
2:00 i— News
2:05 — Musical Matinee
3:30 — News
3:35 — San Request
* 4:00 — P*t*»r Lmd Hayes
4:30 — This I Believe
* 4:35 — Tennessee Ernie
4:d« — T,|k of the Town
5:00 — News
* 5:05 — Hilltop House
* 5:15 — Helen Trent
* 5:30 — Second Mrs. Burton
5:45 — Sons of the Pioneers
6:00 — Newscast
6:15 — Weather
6:20 — Men Behind Melody
6:45 — Local News
6:55 — Local Seward News
* 7:00 — FBI In Peace and War
* 7:30 — Perry Mason
* 7:45 — Mr. Keen
8:00 — TBA
8:05 — Hour of Charm
* 8:30 — People are Funny
9:00 — Newscast
9:15 — Festival of Waltzes
* 9:30 — On Stage
10:00 — Newscast
10:15 — Dreamtime "r
* 10:^0 — Jack Carson
11:00 — Sign Off
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WEDNESDAY, P.M.
1 :e8 — Siqn On
2:00 — News
2:05 —- Musical Matinee
3:30 — News
3:35 — San Request
4:00 — Peter Lind Hayes
4:30 — Tennessee Ernie
4*45 — f*n< 0f the Town
5:00 — News
5:05 — Hilltop House
5:15 — Helen Trent
5:30 — Second Mrs. Burton
5:45 — Sons of the Pioneers
6:00 — Newscast
6:15 — Weather
6:20 — Platter Preview
6:45 — Local News
6:56 — Local Seward News
7:00 — Johnnie Dollar
7:?0 — Perry Mason
7:45 _ Mr. Keen
8:00 — Newscast
8:06 — Wavn* King
P*’n _ Rich
9:00 — Newscast
Q,16 — n-*te in Hollywood
0:*0 — Night Watch
10:00 — Newscast
10:15 — Dreamtime
m-^n — .inrk Carson
11:00 — Sign Off
THURSDAY, P.M.
1 :K8 — Sign On
2:00 — News
P'O* — Musical Matinee
3:30 — News
3:35 — San Request
4:00 — p«t»r L :nd Hayes
4:30 — This I Believe
4:35 — Tennessee Ernie
4-4* __ T,ik of the Town
5:00 — News
5:05 — Hilltop House
5:15 — Helen Trent
5:30 — Second Mrs. Burton
5:45 — Sons of the Pioneers
6:00 — Newscast
6:15 — Weather
6:20 — 88’s from the 98’s
6:30 — Moods in Music
6:45 — Anchorage News
6:55 — Local Seward News
7:00 — Gunsmn^e
7:30 — Perry Mason
7:45 — Mr. Keen
8:00 _ TP A
8:05 — Liberace Show
8:35 — My Friend Irma
9:00 — Newscast
9:15 — Truth and Life
9:30 — Festival nf Waltzes
9:46 — Tops In Pops
10:00 — Newscast
10:15 — Dreamtime
10*',o — .lark Carson
11:00 — Sign Off
FRIDAY, P.M.
1:58 — Sign On
2:00 ,— News
2:06 — Musical Matinee
3:30 — News
3:35 — San Request
4:00 — Peter Lind Hayes
4:30 — Tennessee Ernie
4:4* — T*ti< of the Town
5:00 — News
5:05 — Hilltop House
5:15 — Helen Trent
5:30 — Second Mrs. Burton
5:46 — Sons of the Pioneers
6:00 — Newscast
6:15 — Weather
6:20 — TB A
6:45 — Local News
6:55 — Local Seward News
7:00 — The Whistler
7:30 — Perrv Mason
7:45 — Mr. Keen
8:00 — Newscast
8:05 — Artie Shaw
8:15 — Pigskin Parade
8:30 — Romance
9:00 — Newscast
9:15 — Date in Hollywood
9:30 — Escape
10:00 — Newscast
10:15 — Dreamtime
10:30 — Jack Carson
11:00 — Sign Off
SATURDAY, P.M.
1:15 — Sion On
1:15 — TBA
1:25 — News
1:30 — Baseball
3:25 — News
3:30 — San Request
3:45 — Talk of the Town
4:00 — Lets Pretend
4:30 — City Hospital
5:00 — Godfrey Digest
6:00 — Newscast
6:15 — Music of Manhattan
6:30 — Tenpin Tunes
6:45 — Anchorage News
6:56 — Local Seward News
7:00 — Gene Autry
7:30 — Gangbusters
8:00 Synopation Piece
8:30 — TBA
9:00 — Newscast
9:16 —- Hour of St. Francis
9:30 — Revival Time
10:00 — Dick’s Hit Paratfe
11:00 — Sign Off
• Network
Wildlife Service
Works With Engineers
An interagency agreement be
tween tile Corps of Engineers
Department of the Army and the
Pish and Wildlife Service of the
Department of the Interior to pro
mote sound planning of fish aim
wildlife facilities on river basin
projects, was announced recently.
The agreement signed by Acting
Secretary of the Interior italph A.
I’udor and Secretary of the Army
Robert T. Stevens represents a for
ward step in the program of co
operation between the Corps and
the Kish and Wildlife Service and
Is designed to provide for tne pres
ervation of fish and wiiullfe re
sources in the development of
irrigation, navigation fli,„d control
and power multipurpom projects.
Uniform procedures u.e set forth
In the agreement for me incorpor
ation of recommenua.ions of the
Fish and Wildlife S>.. vice, as well
as the State Fish -ud Game De
partments, in proj.u reports sub
mitted to Congress by the Corps
of Engineers. General plans will
be developed jt.mlly by the two
Federal agencies and the appro
priate State agency where either
the Federal or State wildlife agen
cies desires to make use of the
resofees of completed projects.
Maximum practicaole public bene
fits for wildlife conservation will
be sought on a local, regional and
national scale.
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The agreement provides, among
other things that both gains and
losses to wildlife will be consider
ed, and that the recommendations
of the Fish and Wildlife Service
will be as specific as possible as
to purpose, costs, results expected
and related matters. The agree
ment also provides that, as a
general policy, leases of project
lands by the Corps of Engineers
for agricultural purposes shall
specify that the lands shall be open
ed for public hunting and fish
ing. Reports of the Corps of En
gineers on projects where effects
on lsh and wildlife resources are
significant shall include fish and
wildlife conservation as one of
the project purposes.
This agreement, which was ne
gotiated by Major General &. D.
Strugis, Jr., Chief of Army Engin
eers, and John L. Farley, Director
of the Fish and Wildlife Service,
establishes definite guidance for
personell' of both agencies in the
preparation of project proposals
within the framework of the Co
ordination Act of 1946
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DICK’S DINER
Bring your friends and enjoy a delicious supper
where “Your welcome is not measured by the amount
you spend.’’ We serve only the Highest Quality
Fresh Foods obtainable.
OPEN 24 HOURS EVERY DAY
We are grateful for your patronage.
Owned and Operated by
DICK WELLS
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Announcing the Opening of
BAYVIEW COURT
SEWARD’S NEWEST APARTMENTS
SINGLES and DUPLEXES
All 2 Bedrooms
Electric Ranges and Refrigerators
Oil Heat
APARTMENTS ARE NOW AVAILABLE
Rental Office Located
at
6th and Monroe Streets
Phone
Jefferson 29