HOMER LEAVES
SEATTLE NEXT WEEK
The Berger barge
Homer is scheduled
to leave Seattle
some time next week,
it was reported here
by John Groothof
this week. The Ho
mer carries a varied
cargo of merchandise
for Seldovia.
Among the goods
destined for Seldo
via is a 22-ton, 350
horsepower Diesel
engine consigned to
the Seldovia Light
and Power Co. New
generating equipment
ib also aboard the
Homer.
MERVIN BRUN
CHANGES JOBS
Mer.v in Brun, who
has been employed at
the Seldov'ia Cash
Store, has shortened
his daily walk from
home by moving to new
employment behind the
counters of the K. S.
Young Mercantile Co,
For Every Co M FORT
DuringEiouR Stay
111 SELOOVm
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h a.T1R ShORTaGS (cont)
exceptionally warm
day which would bring
a thaw for an hour or
two, would restore
£he 'ftater'’ %i Elation
greatly, Mr. McNealy
stated.
Meanwhile the co
operation of every
Seldovia household is
asked in order to
conserve the existing
supply of water,
liner ever possible ar
rangements must be
made to turn off wa
ter which flows con
tinually.
VISITinG'""
AT SELDOVIA HOUSE:
Hugh Watson - 'r.
aT THE L jrv'-zij.u-wm’B ER
John Munson, Seldo
v ia.
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