4— Seward Seaport Record — Fri., May 1, '53 - Seward, Aaa.
Governor Honored
At Dinner By
Republican Club
A baked ham dinner was held
in the Methodist Church Sat
urday evening in honor of the
Territory's new leader, Gov.
B. Frank Heintzleman. About 90
people were seated at the dinner.
Rev. Kent Spaulding, who in
addition to being Ihe pastor of
Seward Lutheran Church is also
a brilliant master of ceremonies,
presided at the dinner and kept
the affair moving at a rapid
pace without a single didl mo
ment.
The Governor spoke only a
few words in acknowledgement
of the introduction, reserving
his major address for the meet
ing later in the evening.
Arrangements for the dinner
were made by Mrs. Phil Hard
ing and Ray Doyle. It was pre
pared and served by the staff
of Seward Sanatorium.
NEBRASKANS HEEE1VE
WELCOME FROM
ALASKA'S GOVERNOR
Superintendent of Schools
Seward, Nebraska
Dear Sir:
As Governor of the Territory
of Alaska, it gives me distinct
pleasure to learn of the impend
ing basketball series between
your Seward Bluebirds and our
Seward Seahawks, and to bid
your team welcome to Alaska.
We are delighted that this fine
delegation will have an oppor
tunity to visit Alaska this year
and that plans have been made
for the Seahawks to journey to
Nebraska next year. I sincerely
hope that both the players and
those who accompany them will
have a pleasant trip and that the
Bluebirds will give a good ac
count of themselves on the bas
ketball floor.
Very truly yours,
B. FRANK HEINTZLEMAN
Governor
Nat'l Hospital Week
To Be Observed By
Local Hospitals
Seward Sanatorium and Sew
ard General Hospital will again
hold open house on National
Hospital Day in recognition of
National Hospital Week.
National Hospital Week is
new this year, though hospitals
are familiar with National Hos
pital Day—observed since 1921.
These seven days, which include
the birthday of Florence Night
ingale. May 12. are dedicated to
the spirit of goodwill and under
standing exemplified by her
service.
Traditionally, this observance
has been a time to bring citizens
of tile community into the hos
pital and stimulate their interest
in how it operates and what its
service means to them. Develop
ment of that community interest
and understanding is now more
importat than ever before. As
our hospitals become more com
plicated and more expensive to
manage, their dependence on
public support grows.
That support can come only
when the people of the com
munity understand thoroughly
their hospital's problems and
needs, and its importance to
their personal and family pro
tection.
This year these efforts will be
emphasized by an invitation to
the public to attend the Open
House Tour of Seward Sanator
ium and Seward General Hos
pital on Sunday, May 10.
Mrs. Margaret Hafemeistcr,
Public Welfare Agent, Seward
District, left on the Denali
Thursday for Juneau. She will
attend the annual staff confer
ence in the eapitol and return
home May 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Howell anil
sons, Teddy and Harold, will
leave May 8 for a two month's
tour Stateside. The Howells will
pick up a new car in Seattle and
drive to Florida and return.
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