PUD MEETING HELD
Tho PUD held a public meeting at the
N & N Hall on March 12, which was pre
sided over by Dave Carlson and resembled
the old Town Meeting in atmosphere and
turn-out.
Many town problems were brought up,
although issues pertinent to the PUD held
first placei i.e«, alert was made on fil
ing deadline for new PUD Board; threat or
public listings of tax delinquents to be
made on March 30th; discussion of utility
projects with emphasis on change of
priority of the electrification project to
third place; and, a summary of the PUD*s
financial standing at the present with a
proposal of bond purchase to place the
current idle #18,000 on *active status*.
After the PUD issues were cradled away
ror ‘Che mgrvc, other town problems Much
were presented included the group*s re
action to reviving the Town Meeting. This
was shown by a hand vote; there was no
voto east against renewing the Town Meet
ing, but ten of those present failed to
vote either way—establishing probable
debate* All present were asked to write
their friends and relatives in the states
asking them, in turn, to writfc their con
gx*e'BS!r.en to intercede for us in keeping
the river open in 1953. Also, brought up
for a brief discussion was tho need of es
tablishing curfew regulations.
Nono of the town problomn, unrelated
to PUD issuer were acted upon.
Carl Nunn acted as Secretary—his
official capacity on the current board.
Meeting adjourned after ten.
OFFICIAL LIST OF NOMINEES
The list of nominees that have duly
filed their desiro to run for a place on
the PUD Board, to be elected this spring
aro:
halter Nodan
Ken Wren
Bob Kal.lsnberg
Truman Fmborg
Oivillo Braawall
The hold-over member is Carl Nunn#
calling all organi zat ions
This is an S.O#S. from the Bazaar Co
Ordinator, Muriel Spears, asking for help,
suggestions, of all and sundry type$ to
help the WCO- make money at its forthcoming
Bazaar#
Get your club or group behind this
effort# he would like to hear from the
Dillingham Chamber of Commerce, the Native
Brotherhood, the Native Sisterhood, tha
Nature Club* the High School Student Body,
the Broken Hearts Club, or ANYBODY alone
who has something to offer*
Remembers WoTre all In this together*
Juanita Sorts made a business trip to
Naknok Thursday# March 26th,
Natalia Knudson left for a short trip
to Anchorage on March 16,
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Betty FennOj though having to cook her
own Birthday dinner and cake, was the re
cipient of many lovely presents from her
family. The Ralph Brumbaughs dropped in
for cake in the evening, (March 22,)
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CCm IN AND SEE OHJK LOVELY DISPLAY OF
EASTER BUNNIES
EASTER EGGS
and
EASTER CARJ-o