DELINQUENT TAXES
The PUD this week issued
the following announcement
concerning delinquent tax
protests:
"Due to the essence of
time in announcing the date of
the hearing at the District
Court, Anchorage,Alaska, rel
ative to the 195^-1952 Delin-,
quent Tax Roll, the following
information is furnished: .
The Directors of the Kenai
Peninsula Public Utility Dis
trict No. 1 wish to announce
that any further protests to
the 195i~»952 Delinquent Tax
Roll MUST reach the District
Court prior to August 2, 1954
when the Delinquent Tax Roll
will be presented by the P.U.
D. attorney to the District
Court for a hearing.
It is brought to your at
tention that all properties
on the mentioned Roll' are lis
ted by location and in some
instances due to lack of in
formation from the previous
owner and the present owner
your name may not be on the
roll. A check of the posted
roll at the P.lT.D. office may
save some property owners
considerable Court Costs and
li tigation."
BIBLE' SCHOOL
The Daily Vacation Bible'
School for the Method! st Church
will begin next Monday room'"
ingi August 2 at the Sky Way
Theater. All the children of
the community are invited. It
will begin at9, and each day's
session will close at 11:30.
A splendid, program has been
arranged and there will be
classes for children from Be"
ginners through the Intermed"
date age. '
Transportation will be a"
vail able. Please contact Rev.
Nelson Moyer .to arrange for
transportation for your child"
ren.
JUST ARRIVED
OUR CHIPPEWA
SHOES AND BOOTS
ALSO SHIPMENT OF SHOES
FOR ALL AGE CROUPS .
BUY YOUR ALASKA
TUXEDO AT STATESIDE
PRICES THROUGH OUR -
TREASURE CLUB PLAN ■
ONLY tl PER WEEK
BAY CLOTHIER
PISHLRlls MEN HERE
Two representatives of the
Alaska Department of Fisher
ies, Clarence Anderson, dir~
,ector, and Alex McCrae, biol
ogist, were in the Homer area
.Monday and Tuesday of this
week.
While - h^re r.ihi men made
soundings and a study of Be
luga Lake and the possibili
ties of planting fish there*
McCrae reported that the deep
est spot in the lake is at
the outlet where it reaches
ten feet. He said that al
though the lake is very rich
in plant food,he doubted that
fish could live in it because
they would probably all win
ter ki 11.
Next summer, McCrae said,
should see a test planting of
fish made in the lake to see
whether or not they will sur
vive.
r/r. Anderson astfea that we
remind the people of the Ho
tter area that they trust have
federal as well as territorial
fishing licenses for sport
fishing. The federal money,
he noted, went to Washington,
D. C. and to Juneau and the
department of fisheries re
ceived none of it. However,
he said the territorial stamp
money is spent in the study
of fish and the stocking of
Alaskan streams.
Anderson also noted that
Ed Huiaer of his department
has been assigned to make a
complete study of the King
crab and is at present work
ing at Kodiak. He will, An*
derson stated, be coming to
the Kachemak Pay area for
study of the local crab popu
lation. The work of Mr. Hui~
zer is expected to be lengthy
and half of the expense of
the study is being met by the
crab packing industry.
HERE FROM ANCHORAGE
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Fuller
of Anchorage stopped briefly
Sunday to visit the Bill Rav
er family in Homer. Keith is
manager of Koslosky and Sons
store in Anchorage.
PICKUP L DELIVERY SERVICE
OPEN a TO 5.30 DAILY
PHONE 56
FOR ALL OF YOUR PRINTING AND MIMEOGRAPHING
, • . ! i . '• < \ *
NEEDS SEE THE
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BROWNIES CELEBRATE
Browni'e Scout Troop No. 2
held their troop bi rthday par
ty last Monday at the library.;
With their mothers as guests/
the girls enacted the Brownie
story and served refreshments.
An ' investiture ceremony
was held and seven girls joi
ned the troop. The girls
were: Cheryl Miller, Bonnie
Thompson, Lani Edlund, Betty
Jean- Gjosund, Patty Stutes,
and Shirley and Kathy Sloane.
The following girls recei
ved their one-year pendants
to wear on their Brownie pins:
Peggy Scott, Judy Lawrence,
Kathy Sue Tillman, Melody Bel"
nap and Kaleen Kibbey. Kaleen
also passed her Tenderfoot
requirements and received her
felt wings , wnich enabled her
to "fly-up” into the Interme
diate Girl Scout troop.
The Brownies also enjoyed
a picnic last Saturday 1 on
Ohlson Mountain. Although the
rain, shortened the trip it
didn’t prevent the girls from
gathering their wild flowers
for the troop’s herbarium.
The Troop has just com
pleted three weeks of Day Camp
under the direction of Doro
thy Edlund, Lois Lawrence and
Patsy Kibbey. Elva Scott is
the troop leader.
HOMF FROM HOSPITAL
Mrs. Lester DuFour and new
daughter .returned hotre fro®
Seward Monday.
TflFKER IN
The Standard Oil company
tanker, California Standard>
was at the Hocer dock for a-’
bout five hours Monday night.
JULY 22
CLUB WINNER
No. 75 WANDA LOOSLI
MARION'S APPAREL
WINNER OF THE
FREE CREASE JOB
AT At'S GARAGE
JOHN SCOTT
SPECIAL SERVICE
The Methodist Church will
have a special service Sunday,
August 1 that should he of
interest to all members anc
friend si of the church, accor
ding to,Rev. Kelson Moyer. t
group of .Clin sti an Young Peo’
pie fro® colleges in Washing
ton are in Alaska on a wor^
ca®ping experience for the
summer and are working on the
Methodist Youth Camp at Hope,
Alaska. These young people
will spend this week-end ir
Homer and have charge of the
service on Sunday morning.
All friends of the church are
extended a cordial invitation
to attend. Following the
morning service a church pic
nic dinner will be held at
Ohlson Mountain.
CHURCH NOTICES
Grace Baptist Church
Lori’s Day Services
Bible School 10 a.n.
Morning Worship 11 a.a*.
• Evening Service 7:30 p.ic.
Mid-Week Services^
Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Prayer
and Bible Study
Friday 7:30 p.ro. Youth
night.
A cordial friendly welcome is
extended to all.
Dale Davis, Pastor
BODY 6 FENDER WORK
CLASS INSTALLED
i
painting
AT MODERATE PBlCES
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NEW TIRES |
AT STATESIDE PRICES j
MOUNTED FREE
HUSKY
REPAIR SHOP
Aa/i-nxey Wv/ut
HOMER-FOOD CENTER-'
CURRENT PRICES'
ORANGES
M ILKqARiCOLD 14 OZ. CAN
DP APU^C FREESTONE
h t ALII to 2 112 Can
BACON ENDS L PIECES
PORK CHOPS
CUBED SPEAK
70 £ PER DOZ.
*7.90
PER CASE
Q Qa *8.90
OO^PERCASE
65Ab.
86* LB.
98«i6
CASE LOT SALES
COST PLUS 10% CASH
SHOP
HOMER FOOD CENTER