HEy.KIOS.STO OFF IFIRE ICE
How come, when there’s good thick ice on
the lake and a good surface forming on the
city ice rink, that some of Seldovia’s youn
ger set feel inclined to go skating on the
distinctly hazardous surface of the salt wa
ter lake at the head of the slough?
Granted, there’s a certain thrill to
skimming along on bending ice, but how do
you know you’re always going to keep ahead
of the hole that breaks just behind your
skates? The fact that two of Seldovia’s
boys got a dunking at that lake just last
week proves that you don’t always come out
ahead.
Those two got nothing worse than a dip
into ice-cold salt water. The next one may
not be so lucky ;::rAhd anyway the thrill yqub
get out of skating on thin ice is hardly
worth the shock you give the folks at home
when you arrive dripping on the front door
step .
Let’s do our skating in a little-safer
spot after this.
UJE'VE ITtOVEO
When the first issue of The Frontiersman
was printed, it was announced *• that the of
fice of the paper was located in the Chamber
of Commerce in -city hall. .Iven before that
^a*er reached your hands, the office had
been moved upstairs in Union Hall, where
working conditions were better.
It is in that office where The Frontiers
man is now printed. Subscriptions, classi
fied advertisements and bits of Seidovia
news may be brought* there. Won*t you sto-p
in on your next trip that way?
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FOLK'S, THERE'S JUST
21 MORE DAYS T i L L .
CHRISTMAS
EDWIN BAH RSs
MRS, SUSIE LLOYD
GETTOP PRIZES
Friday’s penochle
pfize winners at the
library board’s party
were Edwin Bahrs and
Mrs. Susie Lloyd. Low
scorers who shared
dishwashing chores
were Tom Olsen and
Mrs. Nelda Calhoun.
The next penochle
party will be held on
Dec* 15. Hostesses
for that evening will
be announced later by
Mrs. Susan English,
head of the library
board* _
A CORRECTION '
Last week’s an
nouncement that the
next meeting of the
Homemakers Club would
be held on Dec. 3 was
in error.
That meeting will
be held on Wednesday,
Dec. 11, at the home •
of Mrs. Frank Brad
ford. Meeting time
is set for 7:50 w.m.
LINWOOD OPEN FROM.
TEN TO MIDNIGHT
Hours at the Lin
vvood Cafe, which re
opened last Saturday
afternoon, will be
from 10 a.m. to mid
night, Mrs. Chick
Foster, manager, said
today. She added
that she expects the
menus of the Linwood
to be greatly aug
mented ; when supplies
carried on the Grom
met Reefer become
available.