OKfly. now LET'S MCKTHLOT
Th^ choice is' mad^. Th^ decision has
b^n voiced by th^ voters of S^ldovia, and
your n^w council, -th° m°n you'placed in of
fice, row stands r°ady to s^rv^ you.
But with th* seating of that 'council, th^
responsibility of you, th^ voters of '5Qldo
via, do^s not'- *vhd. Tru^,' you chos^ th^s*
m^n as your ' representatives. Now bacic your
faith in them by continued faith in th^ city
year ah'‘ad.
The year of 1947 is a 'cr it leal Jon° for*
S^ldovia. The* airport, 'one 0f several new
developments ahead of'the city, is probabfy
the biggest work project in front of the new
council, * There "will be paper work to wade
through, and., there' will be decisions to ~be
weighed and considered for th° good of Sel
dovia•
ThatTs where the voters come in. No
council car do the w0rk alone,- It is"the
civic duty and responsibility of eV^ry resi
dent of Seldovia to^attend council meetings,
to watch city business being transacted,’ and
to offer help where'it appears to be needed*
Nor Vo^s that mean that council meetings
must necessarily b^cora spot of brawling
disputes. There are two ways in which th^
opinions of citizens may be introduced. One
method is’ to bring a matter in written form,
to be read ’ by"the city clerk in the proper
order of business.- Or residents will be gi
ven the opportunity to sp^ak during the
m.eefing, and business may; be brought to tho
attention of th° council at that time*
Remember, your council rr’lcom^s your id
eas and your attempts to help, it 'is only
when" townsfolk "sit at home and verbally
snipe "at th« selected trustees that members
of the council lose faith.
Your backing in the y^ar ah^ad is ^v«ry
bit as important as it was at the polls yes
terday. Your council knows it and is expoC_
ting it.
RICHARD OLSSENS
ARE PARENTS
OF DAUGHTER
h daughter was
born to Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Olss^n in
S^ldovia hospital at
7 ofclock last Sunday
morning. Th^ littl^
girl, who has.no nam°
y^t, w^igh^d ■* six
pounds, 11 ounces at
-birth.
»»
PASSENGER FLOWN
FROM HOMER
Paul Scheming of
Port 'Graham was fl*wn
to S^ldovia from Ho
rn ^‘r by pilo't Merrill
H^nington y^st^rday.
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“ TH - B-aCHCOMB-R
Dennis Wilkins, Hali
but Cov*; JVssi'* Mc
Crary, Juneau; I. J.
Cunz, S^attl^; -Carl
D^rg, Halibut Cov^;
Jack Pauli®, Anchor
ag^; Harry Gr^goir^,
Hom^ r ; Mr . an d Mr s •
Paul Schooling, Port
Graft am; John I>ntz,
Horner; Martin J^rg^hs
Halibut Cov^; Pl^l^n
Cass, Fort Richardson
Vida Lorrmr*n and Clara
Hickok., anchorage;
Mrs. L. 15. Maxwell
and daughter, Honrg?.
aT SWLEOVIa HOUS-:
Dava Jon^s and Arn*
Wick, city.