PLEASE. PLEASE.
PLEASE
It is the request
of the harassed and
often-wrong editor of
The Frontiersman,
that club leaders and
presidents who change
scheduled meeting
dates unexpectedly,
convey that informa
tion to The Frontier
sman office as soon
possible.
A calendar of
meeting dates of all
groups is kept in the
office of the paper.
A check is made once
before each meeting
to determine if the
date is correct.
Any change made
after that check
should be reported at
once, for meeting an
nouncements are usu
ally carried on pages
two and three, which
are the first sheets
of each issue to be
run off.
The cooperation of
all is requested. The
Frontiersman would so
like • to be right on
these meetings.
DR, AND MRS. 8ELTZ
GO TO ANCHORAGE
Dr. and Mrs. Mel
vin Beltz of Seldovia
hospital made a ouick
trip to Anchorage
this week. They left
Friday morning in
Merrill Smithfs Stin
son, and they expect
to return here to
morrow .
LAKINA TAKES
6 SELDOVIANS
The steamer La
kina, first boat to
carry Seldovians
Outside for several
months, took these
passengers to the
states when she left
yesterday:
Mr. a nd Mrs. Carl
Ludwig of Seldovia
hospital, Harry
Pringle, Mrs. Nor
man, and Mrs. Am
brose Pink and son
Billy.
The Lakina docked
in Seldovia on Thur
sday’s afternoon
tide. Longshoremen
worked until mid
night that day to
unload' her cargo,
and were busy again
all day Friday and
late into the even
mg.
There were 220
tons of cargo dis
char_ed here. The
Homer cargo had been
unloaded at that
city early Thursday
morning.
The Lakina
brought a varied
cargo of fresh fruit
and vegetables,
staple groceries,
some dry goods, and
beer and liquor.
STUDENTS RETURN
TO WORK READILY
AFTER HOLIDAYS
Attendance at
school was good this
week, when students
returned to work af
ter the Christinas
holidays, J. W. Thom
pson, principal, re
ported. Mr. Thompson
said several classes
recorded a 100$ at
tendance on Thursday
morning•
Is hospitalized
Jack Sdelman,
young son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Edelman of
Seldovia, was admit
ted to Seldovia hos
pital as a patient
last V/e dnesday. He
returned to his home
ye s terday._
ILL THIS WEEK
Lou Alexander has
been confined to his
home with the flu
this week.
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