Program Planned
Christmas Eve
tThe Methodist and
Seventh Day Adventist
churches of Seldovia
will present a joint
Christmas program at
the Methodist church
on Christmas Eve, it
was announced today.
The program is to be
gin at 7:30 p.m.
The pro gr am will
open with carols by
the congregation.
Then Mrs. E. Ludwig
will present a Chris
tmas poem, followed
by Dr. and Mrs. Mel
vin Beltz in a duet,
"Sleep, Child Divine.
The high school
Sunday school class
will sing "Fairest
Lord Jesnn." Dr.
Melvin Beltz will fol
low, playing "Silent
Night" as a trombone
solo,
Mrs. Bob McNealy’s
Sunday school class
of beginners will re
cite a Christmas poem
and then the entire
Sunday shhool will
present the Christmas
story in scripture
reading, song and ta
bleaux.
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SEASON'S
BEST
WISHES
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Beachcomber
Hotel
SUNDAY CLOSING (Cont.]
by which he would
close all Seldovia
liauor establishments
from 2 a.n. Sunday to
6 *a.m, Monday. He
invited an expression
of opinion from the
liquor dealers.
The unanimously
expressed opinion of
the group present was
that regulation by
city ordinance was
undesirable. Liquor
dealers requested the
council’s permission
to meet and draft an
alternate suggestion
that would meet the
approval of both coun
cil and themselves.
Opposition to reg
ulation by ordinance
was emphatic. ”Wefre
getting too darned
many re-strict ions,
here,” Carl Norden
sor, owner of the
Linwood-Cocktail Bar,
told the . council.
"It's going just too
far. I think the li
ouor dealers should
get together on it
and suggest something
of their own.”
A motion was made
and .unanimously car
ried' that the dealers
meet and draft a clo
sing regulation to be
presented, at the next
regular council meet
ing .
h definition of
closing hours on
Christmas and New
Year ? s 2ves was ask
ed. The council vo
ted un animous1y to
enforce the late clo
sing hour of 2 a.m..
=- Hflppy HOLionys
^COOK'S CARPENTER SHOP
for both nightSi Ma
yor Josefsen objected
to the later hour on
Christinas 3ve.
Bids for the city!s
snow removal work
were read. Two bid
ders, George’Cook and
Ray Avery each quoted
a price of $4.50 an
hour in identically
worded bids. George
Cook was awarded the
bid on the toss of a
coin.
G. Fatton request
ed information on
plans for airport
scraping and snow
plowing during the
winter. He offered
to scrape the port,
thereby making the
field usable for
small planes at once,
at a rate of $8 an
hour, the work to be
completed in 10
hours. Council ap
proved the plan and
work on the port is
to begin at once.
GIRL ' AHEAD
Carmen 01ssen
leads Raymond Martin
by 100 points in The
Frontiersman subscri
ption campaign. Zen
as Beach is third.
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