PLAY PLEASES
AT SCHOOL
’’The Chintz Cot
tage,” play sponsored
by the high school
dramatic club under
■the direction of Miss
Hazel Ellsworth, was
well received by an
audience of more than
100 Seldovians last
Thursday evening. The
play was produced in
the high school gym
nasium.
Proceeds netted
$32.40 for the drama
tic club. The money
will go into a fund
to be used for future
dramatic productions
in-Seldovia school.
The play audience
found the characteri
zations of Martha El
len Thompson as a
jittery lady’s maid
and Olga Nelsen as
the domineering aunt
particularly applaud
able.
The seven members
of the dramatic club
were responsible for
all aspects of the
play’s production.
They spent most of
Thursday recruiting <
the furniture for -the
set when not rehears
ing lines.
CULBERTSON COMING
Steele Culbertson,
representative of the
Alaska Salmon Indus
try, is expected to
return to Seldovia
tomorrow to resume
negotiations with the
Alaska Fisherman’s
Union.
WOMAN'S CLUB
COMM ITT EES
ARE NAMED
Standing commit
tees for the coming
yearfs work were na
med by Womanfs Club
president Betty Thor
sness at last Tues
day^ final meeting
of this year.
Heading the prog
ram committee in the
fall will be Mrs. Mu
riel Beltz. She will
be assisted by Mrs.
J, W. Thompson, Mrs.
Emma Carlough, Miss
Viola Daniels * and
Mrs. Lois Anderson.
Chairman of the
welfare committee is
Mrs. Ellen Nilson.
Her..committee members
include Mrs* Susan
English, Mrs. Alice
Groothof and Miss An
ette Jacobsen.
Social committee
chairman is Mrs, Do
ris Swain, who will
be assisted by Mrs,
Alta Henington and
Mrs. Elsie Marrs.
Mrs. Tyndle Lipke
is head of the memb
jrsship - committee.
Working with her are
Mrs. Susie Lloyd and
Mrs. Frances Patton.
Publicity work
will be headed by
Mips Viola Daniels,
assisted by Mrs. Rose
Bush and Mrs. Mary
McNealy.
Public relations
committee heads re
main unchanged.
Mrs. Thorsness al
so named a Woman’s
Club committee to
help plan the Fourth
FRED F RAKES
FLIES SEVEN
TO CITY
Pilot Fred Frakes,
who is flying Dr.
Melvin Beltz* wheel
plane from Seldovia
airport, made several
trips to Homer and
return this week.
Included on his pas
senger list were:
Mr s • Guy Wadde11
and two children, who
are visiting at the
Richard Morris home,
Bill Choute, Minnie
Altmon ‘and Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Crump,
all of Homer. Mrs.
Crump is now a pa
tient at Seldovia
hospital•
of July program for
Seldovia. Mrs. Ellen
Nilson, Mrs. Susan
English, Mrs. Juanita
Anderson and Mrs.
Thorsness will serve
on that committee.
In order to build
funds for the Woman’s
Club treasury, mem
bers planned a bake
sale, which is an an
nual event, for June
16.
Seldovia
Machine Shop
MACHINE WORK
WELDING
Kermath Marine
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