Junior Y/omen Meet
With Mrs. Jones
The February social meeting
of the Seward Junior Women's
Club was hold Tuesday, Feb. 12.
at the home of Mrs. Reese Jones.
Twenty-one women were pres
ent. the largest attendance this
season.
Several of the women present
were attending for the first time
and it is hoped that they will at
tend future meetings.
Word games were played until
refreshments of cake and coffee
were served. The rest of the eve
ning was enjoyably spent catch
ing up with what friends had
been doing since their last get
together.
BOGARD PRESIDENT OF
O.S.C. ALASKAN CLUB
Oregon State College. Corval
lis, Ore. Forrest Regard of Sew
ard has been elected president of
the Oregon State College Alas
kan Club.
This is a newly formed organ
ization for the more than 30 stu
dents from Alaska enrolled at
O.S.C.
Regard, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Troy Regard of Seward, is a
senior in education.
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LEADER TRAINING COURSE
FOR GIRL SCOUTS TO BE
COMPLETED TONIGHT
Girl Scout Leaders’ Program
will bi' completed tonight, Feb.
15, with the last session begin
ning at 7:30 at the IOOF Hall.
It is most important that all
members be present at this last
session of a most interesting and
informative course.
Mrs. Francis 3. Phillips, chair
man of tiie Seward Girl Scout
Council, expresses the council’s
thanks to the Odd Fellows Lodge
for the use of the hall at which
the program has been held.
A meeting of the community
Scout Association is scheduled
for Monday, Feb. 13, at 7:30
p.m., in the Lutheran Church
basement which will consumate
the Scout Leaders Training
Course, and future activities of
the Scouts will be planned. It is
hoped that all interested p. rsons
will attend as this should be of
vital interest to all troop com
mittee members, leaders, associ
ation members, and the Seward
Girl Scout Council.
Tioop 1. Mrs. Carl Ling, lead
er, is holding a bake sale on
Saturday, Feb. 16, at Seward
Trading Co. store. The proceeds
will go toward the troop's cur
rent project, a Day Camp.
All Scouts and Brownies are
sponsoring a bake sale to raise
money for the March of Dimes.
This will be h.ld on Saturday,
March 1. also at Seward Trading,
from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
DREAMLAND BOWL ALLEYS
REFINISHED
The management at Seward's
Dreamland Bowl announced to
day that Mr. Bill Swanson of
Anchorage, experienced bowling
equipment mechanic authorized
by Brunswick, was in Seward
the first of the week checking
and refinishing the alleys at the
Bowl.
The local alleys are now in
first class condition, much to the
enjoyment of local keglers.
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PRE-LENTEN CARD PARTY
AT EPISCOPAL CHURCH
A pre-Lcnten earn party is
scheduled for Shrove Tuesday,
February 2d, by ladies of the
Episcopal Guild of St. Peter’s
Church.
The party will be in the church
basement at 8 p.m., with bridge,
pinochle and canasta tables witli
appropriate prizes. Special tables
of canasta will be set aside for
young people with special prizes
for them.
Refreshments will be served.
CALENDAR EDITOR VISITS
Miss Alice Stuart, editor and
publisher of The Alaska Calen
dar for Engagements was in
Seward briefly this weekend en
route to her home in Fairbanks.
The Calendar is composed of a
group of 5(> reproductions of
actual Alaska photographs. Each
picture is faced with a week’s
memorandum page. The pictures
were taken by some of Alaska's
best known photographers.
The Calendar is on sale at
The Alaska Shop.
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