MAIL TOMORROW
AS USUAL; SOME
STORES OPEN
. Thanksgiving Day
finds the merchants
of Seldovia about e
qually divided on the
"Business as usual"
question. Since Thu
rsday is mail day,
Steve Zawistowski and
Mrs. Susan English
will be on the Job in
order to get the
weekly mail delivered
to Seldovians.
■ Of the grocery and
general merchandise
stores,' H-fc -S. Young
and Morris and Morris
will be closed* all
day, while Balt£LZorfs
and Sharpfs Cash
Store will keep regu
lar hours. The Sel
dovia 'Bakery will be
open until noon only.
Lipke1s Dress Shop
will be closed all
day, as will most'of
the offices in Sel
dovia. The Frontier
sman office will be
open until 4 o1clock.
Studepts of the
Seldovia school will
have a , long weekend,
for school will be
dismissed immediately
after the Thanksgiv
ing program v at.,'2 :3C
p.m. today and will
not take up again un
til Monday morning.
FROM aNCHOKaOS /
Elenore Diamond
transferred to ‘ Sol
do via from the anch
orage public schools
last week. She is a
pupil in the seventh
grade.
v#s.
YEaST GONE (Cont.
wow aver a cnec* oi;
the city’s . grocery
storas revealed. that
all of them are with
out a reserve stock
of yeast.
Meahwhile a rumor
which- reported that
the Grommet Reefer
might dock at Seldo- '
via within the next
few days appeared to
he without founda
tion. Mrs. Juanita
Anderson, manager■of
the dock, said she
had received no in
formation from Seat
tle in regard to an
earlier unloading
date here.
Mrs.’And er s on said
she did not expect'
the relief vessel be
fore Dec. 5 at the
earliest•
The ship 'Carries
in excess of 180 tons
of supplies for the
Seldovta, Homer, Ken*
ai district. However
invoices have not
been received by lo
cal merchants, so the
quantity and types of
foods to be consigned
NSV? PLAN 3 (G ont.)
them and Alaska Air
lines in an effort to
get; inspectors to
make a flight to Sel
dovia to examine the
new city airport*
It was reported at
last week*? council
meeting that light
planes might . be*ex
pected to use the
field this .winter.
Work is not yet com
plete in the felling
of timber surrounding
the field and in road
construction from the
port to the city, but
the field itself will
be fit for ski air
traffic when snow
falls,
to Seldovia are still
unknown.
With turkeys and
chic ken s unavailable
at Homer, 'softie Seldo
vians will enjoy a
meatless .Thanksgiving
dinner tomorrow.
Others of the city’s
residents .have been
able' to obtain beef
from dairyman Frank
Bell.
■V Fresh
•ft
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DAILY At Thc
SELDCVIA BAKERY
A- £S<! Lbaf
White or Wheat
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