COUNCIL i*CTS QN ONE G^BivGE PROBLEM (Ct)
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It had been the
purpose of an earlier
council to fill the
lots, located on low
ground, * with bottles
and cartons topped by
layers of gravel, to
form a playground for
students. ’The. lots
had !. been used as a
dump for the past two
years.
Mayor Leonhardt
called a special sq-a
. sidn of his council
^. Saturday evening, and
»s- it . was voted to und
ertake the ’ work * of
gravelling the - dump
immediately. A work
crew of four men and
a truck* driver ac
complished the job in
two days, and in ad
dition hauled enough
gravel to spread al
ong Barnes street and
over a portion of the
road which circles
the lower end of the
Slough' leading to the
Sivertsen, Martin and
.Henirigton homes.-.
,J Mayor Leonhardt
: said yesterday that
the main dump, into
which bottles and
cartons have been
piled for- the past
twe / (years, . did not
appear 1 to be offen
sive in character. He
said no actual gar
' bage or spoiling re
fuse had: been dumped
there, ' although some,
garbage had . been
thrown on a'smaller
dump, apparently used
'by private residents.
H S YOUNG MERCANTILE CO
DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE
tyake us your Headquarters for
purchase of school outfits this fall*'
We have complete school wardrobes for
every member of the family, including
Tennis Shoes for both boys and girls
Rubber Bo,ots in children1 s sizes
Fur-Lined Stadium Boots in women*s sizes
* •Unlined Stadium Boots with zipper
Flannel Shirts in screaming plaids for
boys and' young men
A> Bo^s * T-Shirts in color
Rain Jackets-in lightweight slicker
fabri&v (small, medium, large)
Leather Caps, with fur 3ar muffs in
all sizes for men and boys •
ESTUS FAMILY
FLIES HC ME
W. it. Estus of
Cook Inlet Packing
Co., and his daughter
Mrs. Gone Mason and
daughter Carol, left
S.eldovia last Satur
day to return to Se
attle. They .took
plane from Seldovia
in . the morning and
were homo in Seattle
by midnight that same
day.
visiTinG-'"'
; • > LT THE BEACHCOMBER
Arne J. Bet ten.,. George
Julineshs, *nn& June
Wilson, Mr .. and Mrs.
Sutherland,- *\city;
Ross Galbreath, 'Mr.
and Mrs. R. W* Edens
and children, Dahl*
gren and * Br’oderson,
all of Homer; Mrs*
Mary Bucklew, Red
Bluff, Calif.; Vera
and Louise Gehrke and
Barbara Monson, Se
i at tie; fir • and Mrs .
Norman Nilson, Mrs*
S. Chapman, Portlock.
jiT SELDOVIi* HOUSE:
Tom Olson, city; Osky
Weeda, anchorage; E.
R. Brown, Cheney,
Wash._
Comfout, Quiet
Convenience
YOU'LL FIND THEM
jj THE
tBEHCHCOniBER
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