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'52 In Review
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Large number of residents pres
ent.
A1 Priess, famous 300 bowler
from Anchorage, was member
of Hub City team which met a
Seward team Sunday; the ten
game match ended in a draw.
February 15
Plans submitted by Bourne
Associates, architects, for the
new high school building were
viewed by the school board.
Seward is third highest in
Territory in school increase. En
rollment increasing so rapidly
that the September term will
begin with at least 4 classes out
side school building, Carlson
reports.
"Best party of the year” was
held by the Woman’s Club in
the home of Mrs. Tom Howell on
Valentine's Day.
February 22
I. Kalmikoff, a patient for the
past several years at Seward
Sanatorium, won the choice be
tween trip to Hawaii and a $500
bond, which was given by the
Seward Lions Club. He chose
the bond.
Funeral services were held for
Bobby Kramer, who met his
death in a tragic accident on
Marathon Mountain, Feb. 17.
Bobby, 11 years old, died of
shock and exposure after a fall
high up on the ice covered moun
tain.
Ronnie Lewis, star of Seward
Sea Hawks, was hospitalized in
Fairbanks with pneumonia,
shortly after arriving in that
city for the Seward-Fairbanks
tournament game.
25 inch snowfall smothers city.
i February 23
Water bond issue carried by
32 votes.
Freight rate increase allowed
carriers in Alaska trade.
Marvin Viale and LaPreal Bie
to head local GOP group as pre
cinct committeeman and com
mitteevvoman.
Sea Hawks win Railbelt cham
pion title second time in three
years.
Harbor users alk for new float.
March 7
Sewardites watched as two
wild goats, a large billy and a
kid. were put aboard the FWS
plane Sunday afternoon enroutc
to Kodiak Island to start a new
life there.
Jesse Lee hoopsters feted at
dinner in Harding's by 32 towns
people.
Chamber of Commerce honors
Sea Hawks and coach at banquet.
k Early morning fire March 6.
seriously damaged newly fin
ished apartment of Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Muir on Second Avenue.
Sam Romach left for his first
vacation in 21 years.
March 14
'Eklutna power is promised for
Seward by Joseph Morgan, di
rector of Bureau of Reclamation.
^ 40-ton generator for city elec
tric system unloaded from the
SS John Quick this week.
Girl Scout cookie sale starts
March 15.
March 21
Thief walks off with large
,,,,qas.’u register from Wagon Wheel.
City Council hears objections
to power rate hike.
Van Guilder resigns as street
superintendent.
; First washeteria opened for
business.
March 28
Identification tags bearing the
names and blood type of all per
sons in the typing program were
available at McMullen’s store.
Report shows shipping volume
doubled in five years.
Kathryn Johnson announces
dancing school recital.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elhard
return from long vacation in
States.
April 4
Chamber of Commerce asks
critical area housing aid.
Ronnie Lewis selected “most
valuable player” in the Anchor
age Times Railbelt Conference
basketball lineup.
Kenai roads passable but not
advisable.
Jack and Esther Werner leave
Saturday for vacation stateside.
April 11
Two classes of elementary
school housed in church base
ments, school superintendent re
ports.
Alaska Steam resumes regular
schedule after strike settlement
in Seattle.
April 18
Eighth graders take over city,
make recommendations.
Third Division Republicans
hold convention here. Keynote
speaker. John Gorsuch.
Northwest Freight Lines and
Dock Company to use San Juan
dock facilities.
Robert Dolliver, Congressman
from Iowa, visited his daughter
here this week.
Tom Reilly finishes tour of
Central America.
Two plead guilty to game vio
lations, pay S500 each in Com
missioners Court.
Warrants issued for two men
in Northern Stevedoring Com
pany pay roll robbery.
Son of Mitch Faulkner re
ceived Marine Corps medal for
bravery at Moffet Field. Calif.
April 25
Officers recover safe taken
from Seward Laundry.
Council allocates half of Sales
Tax for hospital.
AHA to take over housing
area May 1.
Bie elected permanent chair
man of GOP Convention here.
May 2
Bartlett 100 to Reeves 107 in
Primary Election here.
City cracks down on sales
tax violators.
Police issue warning on dogs
running loose.
Seward music students in An
chorage music festival.
N a z a r e n e congregation to
build church.
Three fire alarms this week.
May 9
Fire destroyed hangar and two
planes of Safeway Airways.
Gilfilcn chosen to promote
4th of July show this year.
Teachers to get $400 blanket
raise, says school board.
Seward keglers divide $500
in prizes at Bowling League
banquet.
Rev. Charles Mai in gave gold
chased loving cup for presenta
tion to outstanding athlete of
the year. Awarded to Ronnie
Lewis.
(To be continued.)
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