COUNCIL R^ADY TO v.'ORK (Cont) •.
Councilman Earl
; Herr• brought up for
discussion a plan for
the cementing of the
ice rink behind city
hall. Mr. Herr said
the playground commi
ttee was attempting
to secure the financ
ing of such a pro
ject, but wanted*the
city to level the
area with a grader or
dozer. No definite
action was taken.
Mayor Harry Leon
hardt discussed with
the council the scho
lership ^awarded Dr.
'Melvin’Beitz, which
offers a, 30-day per
iod of research, on
cancer at Memorial
hospital in New York.
Council members were
agreed that Seldovia
is highly honored to
have within the com
munity a man who ,can
be selected for such
an opportunity.
Councilman Lou
Alexander . moved that
Dr. Beitz be encour
aged to accept the
scholarship. Motion
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GENUINE ALASKAN IVORY
A nice assortment of Ivory necklaces,
bracelets, dress- pins, billikins and
birds
Eskimo mocc,asins in infant and adult
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Totem Poles ^laskan Pennants
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Apd get a.-copy of "Igloo Tales,” fairy
stories of the Far North
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was passed unanimous
iy*
It was reported
that Tony Roe has
been acting as spec
ial assistant to
chief of police Harry
Barnhart during
steamer nights.
Frank Barovena, for
mer assistant, is now
fishing.
, .A- discussion of
how to handle the
problem of children
breaking curfew fol
lowed. It was point
■ ed out ' that a minor
may not -be jailed,
but parents may be
arrested when a child
consistently breaks
curfew.
The cityfs need
for a safe was dis
cussed, and the clerk
was instructed to
write the War Assets
administration at An
chorage to determine
if any. are available
through surplus pro
perty. , , ' ;i
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' Convenience
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