HOWARD SWAIN
DOING FINE
Howard Swain who is
still in the Seward hos
pital following an emer
gency operation recently
is "doing fine", accord
ing to his dad, G. 0,
Swain. Mr. Swain said
that he will soon be re
leased from the hospital
and will continue on to
the states in order to
enroll for studies at the
University.
PICNIC BILL
President of the
Chamber of Commerce, Adam
Lipke announced today
that the total expendit
ures for the picnic dur
ing the District Engin
eer’s Associates visit
amounted to about tmenty
dollars, Frank Raby gave
a discount on the bill
vrhich leaves a balance of
eighteen dollars, _ .This
amount Till be- distrib
uted among the 'Yemen’s
Club, Chamber of Comm
erce and-City of Seldovia.
TAXES
DUE NOW
City t axes become
delinquent on October 11.
It is requested that all
persons who ha^e not yet
paid their taxes should
do so before the deadline.
City clerk Earl Herr
is now accepting payment
of taxes at his office’ in
the Seldovia House.
TANKER 'due
"Dutch'1 Groothof of
Standard Oil said today
that an oil tanker is due
to arrive in Seldovia on
Sunday.
MAIL BOAT' NEWS
Passengers on Steve
Zawistowski’s nail - boat
to Homer on Thursday were:
It, and Its. Cecil Abbott
members of the group of
visiting Engineer’s who
remained in Seldovia dur
ing the'* first part of .the
week, It. and Mrs, Rich
ard Inglima who are ■. : on
their way outside to sch
ool and Earl Young who w
as Homer bound.
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■■ AND open for business.
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/ CHURCH SERVICES
Gospel Center
Sunday School 11:30
Church 7:30
Services held in
Union Kail
Methodist Church
Sunday School 10:00
Church 7:30
Seventh Day
Adventists
Sabbath School 10:00
Church . 11:00
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