Telephone Wake-Up Service
Free at
NORTHERN CAB
Main 54 or Main 55
Sgt. Courtney Shult was a
weekend guest with the Kirk
patricks. This was his first visit
to Seward. He found it quite dif
ferent from his New York home
country.
SOURDOUGH
TRANSFER
Day or Night Service
For Service Call JEFFERSON 64
GEORGE EVERITT
WPC —Vacation Planning Service—is Greyhound’s way
* ■ of helping you plan your trip in the States,
Canada or Mexico so that it will be filled with pleasure,
comfort, convenience and economy. Your friendly Grey
hound travel agent will plan just the trip you want to take,
including transportation, special sightseeing and hotel
reservations, if you wish. Inquire about Greyhound's VPS.
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LOW-COS? TRAVEL FUN!
from Seattlo on* way from Seattle oneway
MIAMI .... $56.05* NEW YORK . . $54.95*
SAN FRANCISCO 13.25 SALT LAKE CITY 19.05
DENVER . . . 28.50 FORT WORTH . 39.20*
[Plui U. S. Tax]
*Same fare applies from Vancouver, B. C.
GREYHOUND BUS TERMINAL
Eighth & Stewart • SEATTLE • SEneca 3456
TRAIN SCHEDULE
THE ALASKA RAILROAD
Anchorage - Seward
Tuesday - Thursday - Friday
Depart Seward for Anchorage -■
Arrive Anchorage
Depart Anchorage for Seward
Arrive Seward .
7:30 a.m.
12 Noon
3:30 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
Anchorage - Fairbanks
The passenger train AuRoRa leaves Anchorage for
Fairbanks daily except Thursday at 8:30 a.m. Tha
southbound schedule from Fairbanks to Anchorage
is the same.
Ride the sate and dependable way
THE ALASKA RAILROAD
FOR INFORMATION CALL MAIN 153
MORE ABOUT . . .
New School Teachers
(Continued from Pagc'l)
Teachers College and the Uni
versity of Dubuque. Her last
leaching experience was a New
Plymouth, Idaho.
Mr. James Watts is quite well
known in Seward, He lived here
during the war, and returned to
eSwar da number of moths ago.
His teaching experience has been
in high school in the States.
Teaching seventh grade will be
a change for him.
Teaching Staff—1S52-53
Miss Ruth S. Anderson, third
grade; Mr. Claude Berg, English
and Spanish; Mr. Walter B. Blue,
social science: Miss Betty J.
Boyd, third grade; Mrs. Grace
Campon, mathematics, physics,
high school principal.
Mr. Carl R. Carlson, superin
tendent. Latin; Mrs. Leone Cook,
sixth grade; Mr. Marcus Cook,
shop, general science, general
mathematics; Mrs. Ruth Connel
ly, fifth grade; Mr. Donald A.
Dalberg, seventh grade, physi
cal education (boys).
Miss Mragaret DeWild, Eng
lish, physical education (girls);
Mrs. Edna Dixon, music; Mrs.
Marie Elbe, first grade; Mr. Ben
F. Frampton, fourth grade, ele
mentary principal; Mrs. Dorothy
Frost, second grade.
Mrs. Virginia G. Ground, first
grade; Miss Joanne Lind, library,
typing; Mrs. Blanche Miller,
second grade; Mrs. Hilda M.
Moore, sixth grade; Mrs. Lorene
E. Mueller, fifth grade.
Mrs. Hazel Muir, commercial;
Miss Lillie L. Stephens, home
economics, biology; Mrs. Nancy
L. Tousley, eighth grade; Mr.
James Watts, seventh grade;
Miss Lurline Wilkins, fourth
grade; Mrs. Edna M. Younker,
eighth grade.
Chcechako Nurse
Pans for Gold
Panning for gold—and finding
it. is the thrill of a lifetime, es
pecially the frst time.
Miss Mary Cross, a student of
the College of Puget Sound,
Washington, found her first gold
last Sunday. She and Miss Bur
dick. nurse at Seward Sanatori
um. visited Miss Lurline Wilkins
at Hope, where the panning was
done. Miss Wilkins is a real Al
aska sourdough, having taught
in the Seward schools for several
years. She spends her summers
in the wilds studying birds.
Miss Burdick has panned for
gold before, hut never success
fully. she says. This is the first
time she has ever found any of
the yellow metal, and although
it was only a few flecks shining
in tlie pan, the experience was a
great thrill to both young
women.
Miss Cross came to Alaska to
accompany the Methodist Cara
van Group to Seldovia in July.
She remained to work at the
Sanatorium, and is leaving next
week for Washington and school.
To have found gold, even in
minute quantities is an achieve
ment.
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(Henry F. Wollf)
Depot Road - Moose Pass, Alaska
• BUILDING MATERIALS
• SIMPSON BOARD
Interior and Exterior
• FIRTEX
• PLYWOOD
• FIR FINISH
& DIMENSION
O WE HANDLE CEMENT
Everything for the Builder—Give us a try.
See the Mew
WIILYS LARK
Pickups and Station Wagons
Again in Stock
Seaport Auto Supply
3rd Avenue Extended
Seward, Alaska (Fori Raymond Area)
• SPRUCE & CEDAR
• PLUMBING
• PIPE
• PAINT
• ROOFING
15, 30, 45, 55 and 90-lb.
• INSULATION. 3 Types
16 and 24-in. Width
FOR THE BEST IN BAKERY GOODS:
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• PUMPERNICKLE
• FRENCH
• HOLLAND DUTCH
© PULLMAN Sandwich Loaf
© I> 2-lb. SANDWICH Sliced
9 1> 2-lb. ROUND TOP
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Vilamin B & E Added
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• BUTTER CRUST
O 100°o WHOLE WHEAT
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MILLIE and fL GLEN WILDER
Formerly of "Millies” in Spenard
Announce
the OPENING of
Wolf Trail