Seward Seaport Hssora
Postoifice Box 204 - Telephone Main 100
Published on Friday of Each Week at
Seward, Alaska
jolin M. Coleman
Mildred Kirkpatrick
Editor and Publisher
Managing Editor
Jay Slautcr
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on: mu lion members
COAL C; ALT JIILI ARY
Oik' million m unbers enroll 'd
for sci \’ire 1o Am rieu and
Americas war veterans is tin*
),i>:d of Hie American Legion
Auxiliary in its 1052 memba
ship campaign, Vera Parkinson,
me nberslvip chairman of the
Seward Uni 1 of the Auxiliary,
announced today as she compe l
c d plans for the local part of th
mil ional membership drive.
The campaign here start* cl on
Nov. 21 and will continue until
Jam I, 1./J2. During lids time
i ligiblc women ol the com
munity will be invited to come
into the organization and be
ready to Ink. part in the activi
ti s )i 1 U;>2.
“Already th( largest women's
organization of its kind in the
\vor a i Auxiliaiy hopes to be
t veil lore r next year because of
; i a sc 11 i. eel i or the work
it is doing,” said Mrs. Parkinson.
• t or s . . i a 1 years we have had
a membership of almost one mil
lion women and in L;.~2 we ;
(xpf cling to exceed that nu
her.”
"Eligible for nv mbcrxhi
Mrs. Parkinson explained,
wives, mothers, sisters a
daughters of members of
American Legion i id those
persons who gave their lives
tlie World Wars or the Korc
conflict, or who have died :sii
honorable discharge from v
service.
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By Mildred Kirkpalrick
Always a sucker for something
new, 1 listened to Arthur God
trey one night last week when
he described the method of
tree/.; i.-; nyions.
Having three pairs of new
nylons — which happens only
once in a bine moon - and
having pulled a runner in one
the first time of pulling it on, 1
was most disgusted with nylons.
"Ah ha’" thinks I, upon hear
ing C Ifrey. "i'll try anything
once
Carefully following directions,
i put riv new nylons in water
and placed them in the freezer
alongside a tray of ice cream.
About midnight a surprised
question came from a son in the
kitchen.
’’What's this in the ice tray?"
■ Ice cream, f murimred irom
from thet midst o; a good story.
"Sure is hard, can't even dent
it with a spoon," yelped the son.
With that. 1 remembered and
ran to the rescue of the nylons.
"Hey. wait a minute," f
creamed. "That's not ice cream,
it's my stockings.'
"Stockings." he marvelled.
"Weil, gee whh.. no i.o.ie.r I
couldn't eat it. Tnat’s a heck of
a place to keep stockings. \\ hat 11
you do next.
So, ii you follow Godfrey's
recipe—be smv to label t..e a ay.
P.S.: Can't say how it works —
haven't had him -o wear them
yet. Too bus;, witii fiianksgiving
turkey etc.
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