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CARNIVAL EXCEEDS
*300 QUOTA FOR
NURSING SERVICE
Last Saturday's
Carnival went over
the top when it more
than met the $300
quota for the Seldo
via share of expense
of the public health
nursing service here.
Total Carnival re
ceipts amounted to
$399.38# Of that
amount, $327,53 was
clear profit.
The only expense
incurred was $57 for
supplies, $7,20 for
ice cream cones and
$7*61 for incidental
materials# Linwood
Hall, where the fa
shion show and dance
were held, was given
without charge#
Crowds began to
gather in city hall
promptly at 7 ofclock#
It took just 42 min
utes to fish the
fishpond dry, and af
ter the ^’Sold Out”
sign ‘ was hung up
there, small fry tur
ned their attention
to movies and Bingo#
They kept Carnival
activities at a hum
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Tender Men
Sign Contracts
Information con
tained in a wire
which reached Seldo
via yesterday said
that agreements bet
ween cannery tender
men and carpenters
and the Canned Salmon
Industry had been
signed in Seattle.
Tender men are ex
pected to start north
almost immediately.
No other informa
tion on the status of
negotiations was av
ailable.
UTILITY BOARD
TELLS YEARS PLANS
Members of the Ut
ility Board last Mon
day evening voted to
start the new yearfs
work with the same
officers who served
last term. They are
Jack English, Board
chairman, and R. J,
McNealy, Boa rd clerk,
Edwin Bahrs, new mem
ber, and George Cook,
returned to office at
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MEN ARE WEIL
HAVE FOOD ENOUGH
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SEARCHERS FIND
Members of the Al
aska Fishermanfs Un
nion, fearing for the
safety of three of
their number who had
not yet returned from
winter trapping, this
week chartered the
Henington Seabee to
fly across the Inlet
in search of Tony
Martin, Alfred Hoye
and Fred Lien.
The plane leit
Tuesday morning, car
rying a 5-hour gas
supply and planning
to thoroughly comb
the areas around Mud
dy Creek,. Oil Eay and
Chinitna Eay. Pass
engers who went along
as spotters included
Hoy Henington, John
Lott and Everd Jones.
Merrill Henington was
pilot•
The men returned
late Tuesday after
noon to report that
all three of the
missing men were
found in a cabin at
Chinitna Bay. They
were well and had an
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