Classrooms Hold
Valentine Parties
Parties, visitors,
valentines and food
replaced the usual
reading, writing and
arithmetic lessons in
Seldovia school class
rooms yesterday.
The primary pupils
of Mrs. J. F. Thomp
son invited guests to
their party. Parents
and little brothers
and sisters were ask
ed to come and watch
while students read,
sang and played musi
cal games for their
entertainment. The
day ended with the
distribution of val
entines and the serv
ing of refreshments.
Miss Beatrice Han
cock^ third and
fourth grade students
had a valentine !s box
and a party, with re
freshments for the
party contributed by
losers in a classroom
contest which ended
this week.
The contest was a
”no talking” one,
students explained.
The room had been di
vided into two groups
and records were kept
to see which side had
best kept the rules.
The fifth and sixth
graders, ‘ who are
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presenting the deal
ers, pointed out that
it was his understan
ding that an ordin
ance was to he immed
iately drafted. He
asked for action at
once, saying he must
make some report to
his associates.
Again he pointed
to the dealers' just
ification for their
proposal, saying that
present legislation
will drive away out
side money from Sel
dovia if allowed to
remain in force
through the summer.
"Boats won't even
stop here," he said,
"if we consider a
Sunday closing hour.
They'll go right on
to Homer or even to
A nchorage."
Council members,
Mr. Rasmussen and the
mayor discussed the
matter in terms of
some heat, but no mo
tion was drafted for
taught by Miss Mar
gery Spencer, also
were planning a lunch
and a valentine box*
Students in that room
who had been chosen
to act as mailmen for
the valentine distri
bution were Joe Car
lough and Mae Vinberg.
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a substitute ordin
ance. City Clerk Mc
Nealy had previously
pointed out that no
municipal ordinance
can be repealed in
part, but must be wi
ped out in toto.
Comm unications
concerning the air
port were read, and
CAA literature was
given to- council mem
bers to study. A
letter from Leonard
Smith, territorial
highway engineer,
said that further CAA
approval, which fol
lows the tentative
one, must ascertain
if the projected
field is "aeronauti
cally adequate."
Mr. Smithes letter
further stated it is
"possible the CAa may
not agree on the pre
sent field as a site
for an instrument ,
landing field."
It was agreed no
further action be ta
ken until a Caa eng
ineer from Anchorage
can be called to Sel
dovia to give on-the
spot advice.
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