Vol. I Seldovta, Alaska, Feb, 1, 1947 Nb• 22
* MARCH OF DIMES DANCE TO BE TCNIGHT
“ I
COUNCIL CONDUCTS
no business;
< TWO ARE ABSENT
II o business was
conducted at last
night’s scheduled
council meeting be
cause of the absence
of two of the council
members. Three sit
ting as a council do
net constitute a Quo
rum and therefore
cannot conduct any
, busin ess.
C o un c 1 lman Horden -
son is at present at
C1 e ar w a ter , an d C oun -
oilman Cook was ab
sent.
Councilman Herr,
absent at the prev
ious meeting, asked
that the minutes of
that meeting be read.
After the reading he
made motion for ad
journment until the
nemt regularly sched
uled meeting on Feb.
14, unless Mayor Si
mon Josefsen finds it
•necessary to call- the
• group together in
special session be
fore that time.
* CounciIman Nordan -
s»n is expected back
in the city before
the February 14 meet
ing date.
MIDNIGHT FLCORSHOW IS FEATURE EVENT;
70 PROMISE FOOD FOR WHEEL OF CHANCE
Evactly at midnight tonight, time will
be rolled back for 5^ years in LInwood Hall*
It is at that hour that the Cray Nineties
floorshow goes on the stage at the hall,
where the annual March of Dimes dance is to
be held.
Ireef knot still
i LINGERS AT SEWARD
The weekly Seward
c ornuriaue regarding
the Reef Knot yester
day informed the An
derson Dock that the
ship still was being
delayed, and the date
of its departure for
Seldovia was indefin
ite.
Steamship offic
ials said that severe
weather and inade
ouate Railroad facil
ities for handling;
perishable cargo were
responsible for the
delay._
AFU MEETS MONDAY
The first meeting
ff the Alaska Fisher
man’s Union on the
n aw meeting night
will be held this
coming Monday, Feb, 3
a g ant Buc k Douglas
ann o1 ,;n c e d th i s w e ek •
Flora Dora girls,
chorines of the buxom
nineties era, barber
shop quartettes--any
thing could happen,
but the committee in
charge is being very
mum as to just what
is going to happen.
However they promise
a cheerful refund to
any patron of the
Dimes dance who does
n’t feel hefs had his
money’s worth of. fun
by the end of the ev
ening.
ins nail was osmg
decorated at a late
hour last right. A
patriotic theme was
being worked ou£ in
colors of red, white
and blue.
Mrs. Florence Br un
and Anna June Wilson,
m e t n b e rs of the food
solicitorfs commit
tee, received more
than 70 promises of
cakes, pies, cookies
and candy. The food
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