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...The barge Lois An
derson, which ’"’leTt
SeTdTovia for Seward
yesterday to pick up
stove nil, flamo and
lubricants, is being
loaded at Seward to
day and is expected
back in Seldovia
sometime tomorrow...
The motorship Foxtrot
carried three passen
gers to Homer Sunday
to catch . a plane for
Anchorage. . .The, Ora
cle 0. made a trip to
FortTock this week.
Among .her pa s s en ger s
were Mr. and 'Mrs*
Ronnie Mars of Seldo
via...The Berger
barge Homer and the
ship Kasilof both
docked at Seldovia
this week.; The' Homer
went on to Red Moun
tain to discharge a
load of heavy machin
ery. ' The Kasilof,
which arrived Holiday,
was an route for Se
attle where she will
tie up. for the win
ter. The Homer also
was southbound after
stopping at Seward.*
VISITS SCHOOL
Janet Marie Tobel^
mann visited in the'
pr irnar y r o om of . Mr s. ;
J. W. Thompson; at
Seldovi'a school last
Friday afternoon.
DaNCS IS IISLD
A \r Thanksgiv ing
dance was held jin the
£jihwbod hal 1 - ;las t:
Thursday evening.
WOMANS CLUB
PLANS PLAY
NEXT MONTH
Those lights' which
appeared in - the "win
dows of the city li
brary on Wednesday
night of this weelc
heralded the ; first
rehearsals of a thfee
act play. This play
is ' sponsored by the
Womans Club and is
for .the purpose of
building a fund for
the children Vs Chris
tinas. X?.* "... - . ' ; ' -V
Mrs. Ellen Kilson,
who is directing the
play, said production
dates would be an
nounced in the near
future* ‘ It is plan
ned to push rehear
sals with all speed
in order that the
play can be staged as
early as possible in
the month of Decem
ber.
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GRADUATE STUDENT HERS
Seldovia high
school has one stu
dent doing graduate
work this .year. She
is Mary Ann Swain, j
who graduated from]
Bingham high school]
in >Bingham, Utah last j
year, !
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Give a F’RON'BSRSMaN-.
subscriptiori to your
J-^^uds''Outside,
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ANOTHER PAPER
PUBLISHED HERE
A A second newspaper
made its bow in Sel
dovia within a month,
with the advent of
the Soldovia Beacon
which appeared in
postboxes this Thurs
day.
The Beacor^s pol
icy, as outlined in
this first issue, is
not to he a newspaper
in the strict sense
of the word. Rather
it is the Beacon*s
plan to conduct thro
ugh its pages forums
on topics of interest
pertaining to the
city -of Seldovia.
The editor expres
sed the hope that
through his paper
there will come open
and free discussion
• pf the Seldovia city
government, of the
planned recreational
program and of the
officers who conduct
the business of >. the
city of Seldovia.
Next* publication
date' or the editorrs
name were not given
in this issue• ~ '
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