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SELDOVIA MEN
TO SPONSOR
CITY BOOKLET
Seldovia is soon
to flash across 12
printed pages in a
Chamber of Commerce
blaze of glory, when
present plans of two
Chamber members, Sari
Herr and Frank Raby,
become a reality.
The men plan to
finance the printing
of a booklet which
will include both
pictures and written
material assembled
for tourist appeal*
The booklet will
stress Seldovia*s
close proximity to
the big game country
of Alaska, its scenic
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NEW TRUSTEES
SEATED t R! DAY
Newly - elected
trustees of the city
of Seldovia will be
seated, at 3 o*clock
Friday night, when
the regular city
council meeting is
held. Former- coun
cilman will convene
the meeting and swear
in their successors.
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Health Council
Meets Tomorrow
There v-’ill be a
meeting of the Public
Health Council at 8
oTclock tomorrow ev
ening, it was announ
ced today by Mrs. Su
san ;3nglish, Council
president. The group
will meet in the of
fice of the public
health nurse in city
hal 1.
HOMEMAKER' M E El
AT 8RUN HOME
f RI D AY NIGHT
The Homemakers
Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Florence
Brun this Friday eve
ning at 8 o'clock, it
was announced today
by Mrs. Ellen Nilson,
program chairman.
Peggy Daigan will be
hostess for the even
ing.
Members of the
club are reminded
that everyone is to
bring to this meeting
a favorite recipe for
publication in a
Homemakers column in
The Frontiersman•
varied program
PRESENTED BY
DRAMATIC CLUB
Comedy, drama and
poetry all played
their part on the
program of the decla
mation contest which
was presented at the
school last Monday
evening under the
sponsorship of the
school dramatic club.
Judges deliberated
long before they were
agreed in the selec
tion of Norma Swain
as contest winner.
Miss Swain’s pre
sentation was a comic
selection, Stephen
Leacock’s, "My Finan
cial Career."
The audience which
crowded the gymnasium
was attentive and
particularly express
ed appreciation for
the presentations of
Midge English, Olga
Nelson, Tiggey Nilson
and Joan Bertoson*
Both Miss English and
Miss Nelson selected
highly dramatic read
ings from the works
of Poe.
Tho program opened
with music presented
by Marvin Brun, Edwin
Bahrs and Hank Kroll*
Tommy Nelson then
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