COUNCIL STORY
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extended to then on their
recent trip to Seldovia,
'Ye print, in part, a
section of that letter
which was signed by Char
. les D. Martin, president
of the Rroup.
i'I know it would
be impossible to list the
names of all. those who
contributed to the plann
ing of arrangements but I
particularly wish to th
ank the school board for
making the school avail
able for sleeping accomo-'.
dations, lx. Lipke and
the O'Briens for that
nice beach party, "Squ
eaky” Anderson for the,
I lunch at his cannery, the
Raby's for those lucious
peaches, the liorrises for
their hospitality and the
Douglases for their share
in making . arrangements,
y/e hope to make a trip to
Seldovia an annual affair
and people are already
talking about returning."
The letter was sign
ed by lx, martin,
The council next
discussed the rules and
regulations regarding bu
ilding permits and build
ing codes and motion
tfas made and passed to
re-draft city ordinance
number 19 regarding the
above and councilmen Epps
t (cont, Next column)
heap vTHEY'RE'
HAVING A FASHION
SHOW NEXT V/LEK
COUNCIL STORY
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and Patton were appointed
to take care of the natt
er.
A permit was granted
to lir. . Eddlenan to build
an addition to his house.
It was brought out
that some citizens are
allowing'.obstructions to
-occur, in the streets^and
along the boardwalk viiich
is unlawful and of a
jeopardizing nature to
the community lii the
event of fire or an emer
gency.
The subject of nail
service was once again
discussed 'and further co
rrespondence regarding it
and also the snail boat
harbor was requested,
lir • George martin
appeared before the conn**
cil and requested that
a walk on 3hy street be
built and * the council
agreed to decide on it
one tray,-;, or another at
the next regular meeting.
The council made and
passed a notion that the
hospital books must .be
open for audit by the
council every six months.
DIAMOND KNOT
TO BE SALVAGED
Salvage work was to
start this week on the
freighter Diamond Knot
which sank last month oh
a return trip to Seattle,
The freighter carr
ied. a $3,500,000 cargo'of'
Alaska canned, salmon when
she sank in the Strait of
Juan de Fuca. It is
hoped to be able to sal
vage a part of this cargo
The ship is reported to
be lying on her starboard
side in approximately
100 feet of water.
The '
Joker !
Homer Harriet—That dress
is too tight for you.
It’s skin tight*
Seldovia Sue- I know it
is. It’s tighter than my
skin,
Homer Harriet— How could
it be tighter than your
skin?
Seldovia Sue— I can sit
down in my skin, but I
can’t in this 'dress.
It was lunch tine, and
Kike and pat were indulg
ing in a little game of
cards:
Kike (picking up his hand)
Was that last card I delt
ye a spade?
Pat (suspiciously)—Yes,
it was a spade.
Kike (smiling)—Oi thought
it was.
Pat (innuiring)—How did
ye know?
Kike (explaining)—'Twas ,
easy, pat lad. Ye.spat
, on your hands before ye
picked it up. t , '
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