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Vol. I Seldovia, Alaska, March 8, 1947 No. 32
WORK IS SPEEDED ON COLDSTORAGE PLANT
j utility board
MEETS MONDAY
AT 8 O'CLOCK
k There will be a
meeting of the Public
Utility Board in the
council chambers next
Monday evening at.-8
o*clock, Board chair
man Jack English an
nounced today.
There is much im
portant business to
be discussed at this
meeting. The date
for the annual public
* meeting, which is to
be held this month,
K will be fixed, and
arrangements will be
made for the election
• of Board members in
April.
REGISTRATION
NOT NECESSARY
No registration of
voters is required
for the municipal el
ection on April 1st,
city clerk R. J. Me
Nealy said today.
However new residents
who wish to vote for
tnembers of the Public
% Utilities Board the
► following week first
must register at city
hall.
House Bill Okays
Hospital Transfer
The territorial
House of Representa
tives this week pass
ed, a hill which will
transfer the manage
ment of Seldovia hos
pital to the city
council•
The hospital is at
present under the
management of the
Public Utilities
Boards_.
NO COUNCILMEN
FILE THIS WEEK
Although one week
of filing time for
the position of coun
cilman expired today,
no candidate has yet
announced his inten
tion of trying for a
position in the city
government for the
coming year.
Potential candid
ates have only until
March 27 to file. A
written request for
inclusion on the bal
lot, handed to city
clerk R. J. McNealy,
together with a .$5
filing fee, is the
only reouirement.
SiC A _
OPEN IN6 DATE
SET FOR MAY IS.
C.E. ANDERSON SAYS
Work goes on today
full - speed ahead on
the construction of
the cold storage
plant of Seldovia
Fisheries with the
arrival of C, T* And
erson in the city#
Mr. Anderson returned
from Seattle only
last Thursday.
It is planned to
construct the cold
storage unit, which
will have an estima
ted capacity of 13
tons, on the site of
the present bunkhouse
of the cannery opera
nd by Seldovia Pack
ers. The bunkhouse
facilities will be
moved to the former
machine shop across
the Boardwalk.
With the arrival
of the Maurine Greer,
which docked here
late Thursday even
ing, pumice bricks
and building material
which will go into
the building of the
cold storage plant
ware unloaded.
The Greer returned
to Seattle today for
more supplies, and is
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