SELDCVIA WC MEN- ENJOY FASHION SHOW
* UTIltTY »30ARO
IS ACTIVE
This months regular
Utility boaird meeting
which was held on Monday
night in the council'
chambers' of City hall' was
delayed for some thirty
minutes ' or ^ so while" the
T members present killed
and skinned a moose or
two. '*• •' ’ *•
Business got under -
way with' the discussion
of the work, that dies
ahead of the board and
since some of it is ‘ of
imperative, importance' it"
A was decided that as soon
as a man is'available
for the job he should be
employed to repair the
numerous leaks in the
water mains around town.
This work is to be done
under the supervision of
one of the board members.
Another item on wh
ich decisive action was
taken was that of energ
ency repair work on the
* dam. It was decided that
in the immediate future
some of the members of
* the board, along- with
1 hired help, should make a
* trip to the dam and I do
all possible to eliminate
some of "the water that is
now being lost because of
leaks. (Therefore ladies
* contact Edwin Bahrs for
^ correct information as
to when the water will be
shut off!)
Actual major constr
uction and repair work on
ADEQUATE.
POWER FOR
SEIDOVIANS
• The long ’ awaited
piece of- equipment for
: the big diesal of Sel
dovia Light and Power has
‘'arrived.
' The all important
crankshaft was a part of
the cargo of - the Costal
Monarch and has alrfeady
'been installed according
to-owner "Dutch" Groothof,
Mr,' Groothof stated
that ther machine-is now
being reassembled as
fast as-'1 possible under
the direction of na-ch
inest Harry Froid, - '■
Mr.- Groothof’ who has
felt the brunt of’ ad
verse circumstances th
rought the summer ' has
had the necessary faith
in the future of Sel
dovia and the stamina
required, • to recondit
ion his main power -unit
and to order an addition
: al large generating
J plant. . : -j
His new 300 horse
power Fairbanks* - ijbn&ei
'engine" is due to leave
Seattle the 15>th« of
February and will be
installed upon arrival
-here.
The combined units
will adequately serve
Seldovian1s power de
mands .
iate;t styees
PlUVUED
v • Last night Seldov
• ia1 s vromen club members
held their first meeting
of the year in the coun
cil chambers of City hall
and got off to a good
start tcrrard f an active
i7inter season.
President Betty
ThorsnesS presided at the
* short business meeting
? which M was' ter: iinatod
early inT order that- the
members might adjourn to
Linwood' hall 5 for the
first program of the year
- which was under the dir
ection of. the • program
chai-rman> Mrs. Helvin
Beltz and bfcr committee.
T- : A new, - technicolor
■Tl-ln, ' "Tomorrow Alvrays
Cores" was shown to the
‘ ladles present. The film,
produced by the Burling
ton Kills' -Corporation
delt with the changing
trends in women’s fash
ions and showed the clo
thes of 1920 in compar
• ison with the fabrics and
fashions of today,
.Immediately follow
ing Morma Swain and Rosa
Bennett sang a duct, "Sut
iling Through", and were
accompanied by Mrs. J.
Groothof on the piano.
A style show was
then presented under the
direction of Mrs.' Tyndle
Lipke and Mrs. Dick Kill
er. The majority of clo
thing previewed stressed
the new style trends of