inTRODucmG miss origrii
There’11 be a new hand at the editorial
helm when next Wednesday’s edition of The
Frontiersman comes rolling off the mimeo
graph. Miss Peggy Daigan has promised to
get that paper out during the editor’s ab
sence in Anchorage.
Miss Daigan will be completely respons
ible for the office routine of The Frontier
sman during these few days, and she will
collect the news and prepare it for the co
ming paper.
Your cooperation with her is requested.
It is always most difficult to step into an
other’s shoes for a brief day or two, and on
a newspaper it is doubly hard. Help her out
in every way you can. If you have news,
items of interest, drop in at the office and
give them to her.
Upon my return frqm Anchorage, probably
next Thursday, it is planned to make The
Frontiersman a full eight pages long hereaf
ter. In the past, when a .great deal of news
would otherwise have to he ignored, the pa
per has occasionally added a sheet, but has
dropped it again in the following edition.
The increased activity in Seldovia during
the summer months now makes it possible and
practical to plan for eight pages twice each
week. Vie hope the larger sheet .will prove
as satisfying to Frontiersman readers as it
does to its editor.
The interest and whole-hearted encourage
ment of Seldovians who have made this bigger
Frontiersman possible is appreciated by your
editor. Already, in less than six months’
of publication,. The Frontiersman and Seldo
via appear to be as team-able as bread and
butter. If so much can be accomplished in
six months, the next twenty years ought to
be easy. I’m looking forward to them.
”One of the greatest arguments for Ala
ska’s statehood is the fact that the people
want it, have asked for it and deserve it.”
(Congressman Melvin Price of Illinois)
AT THE CHURCHES >
Gospel Center
Sunday School 11:00
Church 7:30
Sermon: Studies
in the book of
Colossians•
Mother’s class 1:30
(Thursday)
Services held in
Union Hall.
Methodist Church
y
Sunday School 10:00
Afu meets Monday
The Alaska Fisher
man’s Union will hold
its regular weekly
meeting at 7:30 next
Monday evening, agent
Buck Douglas announc
ed today.
HOME FOR SUMMER
Dicky Morris, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Ri- *
chard Morris of this
city, returned home
last Wednesday after
noon. He has been
working in Anchorage
for the past winter,
but said he will be
in Seldovia during
the coming months.
FOUR-H TO MEET '
Four-H clubs will
meet as usual next
Tuesday evening. Girl
members go to the
homes of their lead- . »
ers and boys meet in fif
the library. I