WOMAN’S CLUB PLAY—
The cast of ele
ven, which portrays
for the audience a
half hour in the life
of a small-town fam
ily during a Saturday
afternoon in May, in
cludes these Seldo
v i an s :
Alice Groothof,
Mary Ann Swain, Mar
gery Spencer, Erling
Nilson, Norman Nil
son, Beatrice Han
cock, Earl Herr, Ha
zel Ellsworth, Peggy
Daigan, J. W. Thomp
son and Edwin Bahrs.
Between-acts music
will be supplied at
the evening perform
ance on Saturday by
Mervin Brun, Oren
Diamond, Edwin Bahrs,
Hank Kroll and the
girls * high school
chorus.
Admission charge
for the play is Si
for adults and 50
cents for children.
Miss Hazel Ells
worth of the school
faculty is directing
"The Funny Brats."
Alice Groothof and
Ellen Wilson are bus
iness managers«
MRS, DIAMOND
EXPECTED SOON
Mrs. Oren Diamond,
wife of the new owner
of Seldovia Cash
Store, is expected to
arrive in Seldovia
this week to join her
family. Mrs. Diamond
has been Outside
since her husband as
sumed ownership of
the store.
mi ssing Barge 505
A rrived At Cock
In Seward Sunday
The Alaska Rail
road barge 505, which
had been unreported
here since leaving
Seldovia Nov. 22,
docked in Seward last
Sunday. The barge
carried a load of
beef from the ranch
of Jack McChord of
Sitkalidak.
Current rumor here
said the barge had
been listed as miss
ing. The information
of her Seward arrival
was received in a
wire at The Frontier
sman office yester
day.
Jimmy Johnson, a
Seldovia resident, is
aboard the barge.
TERRITORIAL VA MAN
STOPS HERE TUESDAY
Floyd L. Guertin,
regional director of
the office of Terri
torial Commissioner
of Veterans* Affairs,
made a fcrief one-day
visit in Seldovia
Tuesday,
Mr. Guertin said
he had not expected
to reach Seldovia on
this trip and there
fore was unable to
notify veterans of
his coming* However
he will be back in
the city after the
first of the year,
and will send a not
ice of the dates of
his stay to The Fron
tiersman prior to his
arrival,
NOTICE
aCCOUNTSHjUE Charles
Sharp may be paid to
Sari Herr*
TO V/HOM IT MaY CONCERN, OkEE'i'iNG:
Notice is hereby given that at the regu
! lar meeting of the Common Council of Seldo
via, Alaska, to be held on Dec. 20, 1946 at
8 o’clock p.m., the council will consider
all applications for liquor licenses for the
year of 1947.
WITNESS MY HAND this 6th day of December,
194$.
BY ORDER OF THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL
R. J. McNealy. Clerk
the FRonriERsmBn
Published each week on Wednesday, Saturday
Subscription rates 75^ month
Classified advertising 5/ line
Display advertising 25^ column inch
Editor Viola Daniels