COUNCIL ACTS' (Cont)
sen, representing the
Liquor Dealers1 asso
ciation, raised a
dissenting voice*
Mr. Rasmussen con
tended that the coun
cil should repeal the
existing ordinance,
draft substitute reg
ulations, and place
the new law before
Seldovia as a refer
endum on April 1; The
council, however, re
mained firm in favor
of the resolution as
passed.
Copies ot ordin
ance 27 were ordered
posted in all houses
of business and in
all public places
prior to the election
so that voters will
be familiar with all
of its provisions.
The council also
approved a plan for
the improvement of
the present street
lighting system which
was suggested by the
Seldovia Light & Po*
wer Co. It was esti
mated that the new
lighting; system,
which will be'in.stal-*
led by the power
plant, probably will
not be delivered un
til next September.
The council disr
cussed the need for
lumber to repair the
Boardwalk and the
purchase of 5,000
feet of fir lumber
was ordered.
NEW PROJECTOR ..
AT SCHOOL IS
ALREAOY IN USE
The new movie pro
jector delivered to
Seldovia school early
this week got its
first trial last
Thursday afternoon*
Educational films
were shown to members
of the student body
at 3 o*clock that
day.
Still to be pur
chased is the screen
upon which to project
the movies. A tem
porary screen has
been tacked to a
frame for present
use. ,
GUStY NELSEN HAS
TONSILS REMOVEO
Gusty Nelsen, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Char-,
les Nelsen, had his
tonsils removed , at
Seldovia n hospital
Thursday evening. He
remained at the hos
pital as an overnight
patient, but was re->
leased to his home
Friday morning.
Garbage disposal
along the Boardwalk
and; the beaches was
discussed, as well as
the site of author
ized dumping grounds
within the city pro
per. No action was
taken.
1 * \
Coo/cs Carpenter & Repair Shop
EQUIPPED TO HANDLE ALL HAULING
Vbirthday party
HONORS MRS. ENGLISH
Members of the
Public Health Council
surprised their
chairman, Mrs. Susan
Snglish, with a
birthday party at her
home at the close of
Thursday’s Council
meeting. Several
other friends' also
dropped in during the
course of the evening
to enjoy a slice of
birthday cake and to
extend best wishes to
Mrs. Snglish.
Among the Council
members and friends
who gathered at the
Itoglish home Thursday
evening were:
Mrsa Susie Lloyd,
Mrs. Eliza Colberg,
Mrs. Daisy Lindstedt,
Mrs. Alta Henington,
Mrs. Martha Epps,
Mrs. Adam Lipke, Mrs.
* Henry Kroll, Mrs. J.
W. Thompson, Miss
Margery Spencer, Mrs.
Ellen Nilson, Mrs.
Grace Nordenson, Mrs.
Karl Muller, Mrs.
Alice Groothof, Mrs.
Juanita Bertesen,
Miss Anette Jacobsen,
Miss Viola Daniels
and Mrs. Juanita And
erson#_
WOMAN'S CLUB
MEETS TUESDAY
The March meeting
of the Seldovia Wo
manfs Club will be
called to order in
the library on Tues
day evening at 8 p.m.
club president Mar
gery Spencer announ
ced this week.