1 COUNCIL TOCONSIDER BAR. CLOSING TIME
FIREMEN FINISH
PREPARATIONS FOR
TONIGHT'S BALL
Members of the
Fireman’s Associa
tion, working under
the direction of Bud
Bush, were busy at
Linwood Hall both
yesterday and today
in preparation for
tonight’s New Year’s
Eve ball.
> The decorators
promise something un
usual in holiday
1 trimming for the hall
tonight. Lou Alexan
der, chiarman of the
refreshment committee
for this evening, al
so has plans for mak
ing this ball the
biggest and best yet
celebrated on New
Year’s Eve in Selao
via.
The orchestra
which will play for
dancing tonight is
composed of Mervin
Brun, Edwin Bahrs,
Morry Porter, Hank
Kroll and Oren Dia
mond. Dancing begins
at 9 p.m. and will
continue until 4 a.m.
tomorrow.
Tickets for the
ball, which went on
sale last weekend,
are still available
at the local stores.
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TO OUR READERS
No Visitors Yet
For Mr. Chambers
The condition of
G. C, Chambers, U.S.
Commissioner here,
remained unchanged
today, Dr, Melvin
Beltz of Seldovia
hospital said,
Mr, Chambers still
must have complete
rest and quiet, and
it is requested that
visitors do not call
for a time yet.
DEALERS TO BRING
RECOMMENDATION
AT COMING MEETING
Friday, Jan* 3, is
council meeting time
again, it was announ
ced by Mayor Simon
Josefsen this week.
The group convenes at
8 p.m. in the council
chambers at city
hall.
Most important
subject to be dis
cussed at the meet
ing is a proposed
closing regulation
for the city’s bars
to be recommended by
members of the Seldo
via Liquor Dealers’
Association•
There was some
discussion of a pro
posed measure at the
last council meeting,
and at that time li
quor dealers asked
that they be allowed
to meet and discuss
the matter before
submitting a recom
mendation at the
first council meeting
of the new year.
still a PATIENT
AT HOSPITAL
Charles Engstrom
is still a patient at
Seldovia hospital this
week.